Romanian Stereotypes Explained
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- čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
- DISCLAIMER: This video is intended to be satire & is in no way trying to offend anyone from any of the places mentioned. These are some stereotypes Romanians themselves made up about people from different cities in Romania & I'm simply sharing the stuff I've be told by real Romanian (yes, they exist) with the broader internet.
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As a Romanian I want to invite all tourists to come visit my country. Your cars are already here.
Dude... that was harsh 😢
Clown comment.
Romanians should realize that stealing non-Romanian people’s cars and bringing them to Romania will make it harder for non-Romanians to visit Romania
low blow dude, low blow
I think Romanians would be perfect initiates for the Blood Ravens.
As a bear living in Brasov, I can add some context as to why some bears are blocking the roads. It's most often the unionized bears working for the garbage mafia, going on strike, asking for larger portions. Most bears are actually pretty chill. #notallbears
As a visiting foreigner, can confirm. I avoided a mauling when a striking bear noticed my pro-union t-shirt. After ... donating my fruit to the cause, I was allowed to pass the picket line.
Nono.. those are StopOil bears.. the ununionized ones are on strike
Actually I'm a Brasovian bear who came from The Netherlands because of the welfare state that Romania is
Yeah, I’ve been in Brasov and I can confirm. The huge majority of bears are pretty friendly and well mannered. Should stop generalizing.
Everybody is preparing for the coming of the Russian Bear
As a Romanian having returned to my home town after living in Germany for the past 21 years, I unknowingly dropped my wallet on the sidewalk twice because of wearing shorts. Both times, and on separate occasions, random fellows immediately pointed to it, made me aware of it. Both times I had over 100 Euros in cash inside my wallet. To one of them, the first one, a young man in his 20's, I offered 50 Lei, which is 10 € and he politely refused, saying that it's not necessary. The second time it happened, it was an older man who made me aware of it. I was and still am pleasantly surprised at this kind of behavior seeing how it happened in Targu Jiu, Gorj, what used to be part of Valahia, and what should be the most underdeveloped area of Romania, which is really not the case anymore. The streets are way better, actually drivable, many of the old communist buildings are renovated, repainted, way less depressing to look at, and as I pointed out above, and from what I have seen so far, so is most people's behavior, vastly improved.
Only if it would have been the same in Bucharest😢
It's really sounds/reads like an old folktale, and start your adventures after third time you dropped your wallet.
@@crowd175some years ago, we were going by car from Bucharest to Sinaia, stopped by the side of the road for a coffee and I forgot my purse / bag there, with my wallet, documents and whatever. I discovered it missing when we finally arrived in Sinaia then went back and after 2 hours, my bag was there with the kind women working there, nothing missing! There are more Romanian pickpockets in Paris than in Bucharest! We seem to have exported them all.
Drop your wallet in a part of romania where the population is very gypsy, see how fast it disappears
Hungary attack Románia!
As a Romanian originating from Dobrogea. The fact that you didn't even mention Dobrogea is an accurate description of the county. The only thing of note that ever happens are the masses of tourists from the rest of the country comming to the beach in summer and causing a scene or beating and more recently shooting eachother over musical preference
Stai, credeam ca am pierdut Dobrogea in Razboiul din Golf
Bro, as a fellow moldavian (not soviet occupant, mind you, please) i can tell that you missed to note the countless tons of garbage left on the beaches after "sezonul estival" goes away and every puked gipsy and stinking italian goes back to his mother's church.
All of that and tumbleweed.
Don t act as if Dobrogea is just tatars and no native romanians in there. Dar legat de gibonii cu bataia, ai perfecta dreptate.
@@iceblu4713 you might be suprised, but there are, in fact romanians there, me for once :D
I am romanian and everything in this video was on spot. As a fellow moldavian from the countryside I witnessed multiple girls getting their wallets stolen and calling the police at night. Thank god I was there each time to steal their phones quickly.
You are the definition of Bro code
Same bro
A true hero
Most normal moldavian
HAHAHA
I am personally attacked and I agree with everything
hey, what happened to the guy with that profile picture?
So, you're from Samurai's land.
Were you the one who stole my fence?
@@filipbitala2624I didn't see nothing...sorry😊😶
@@filipbitala2624 nope, it was me
As a foreigner living in Romania I have to say that I like this country and it's people. God bless Romania 🇷🇴
You're Spanish- just as Latin as we are. You're not foreign, you're Family!! 💯
same, lived in romania for 4 years and i loved it. beautiful country (i still hate craiova 💀)
its *
it's is contraction of it is
Beautiful country, great food. Greetings from Poland.🇷🇴🇵🇱
❤
thanks bro
Of course we have great food. One of our staple fast food pastries is the Juicy Polish.
Are you polish???
Don't get me started about Poland. Such a beautiful country!! Want to leave there some day
As a gypsy pretending to be a Romanian, pretending to be an European, I almost dropped the last wallet I found randomly on the street, laughing my as$ off of your video
cuz your indian
@@COFFIEJUNK I mean yeah in the same way we're all African
@@osheridanWe're actually coming from the Middle East, not Africa. People migrated from the Middle East to Europe, Asia and Africa, not the other way around.
based
@@lv6892 That's actually just not true though, oldest remains are in Africa.
Caracal native here, I would like to clear a couple of points.
-They did not forget the crane inside a apartment block, they forgot it inside the municipal hospital. Thus today, the hospital has a small garden on the inside which doesn't appear on the original architectural plans( it's where the crane was)
-The police door did not get stolen, it was the fire station door. Back then the fire station shared the same building with the police station
-The prison on liberty street was a political prison where during communism Ceausescu joke enjoyers were sent (now it's a dive bomb bar where me and my friends would go to mock dead drunk alcoholics when we were 6 to 8 years)
-There was also a clock in the railway station which had Roman numerals but the 4 wasn't a IV but IIII
Overall except random street fighting, and poverty, it wasn't a bad place to grow up, nowadays its way better most of the communist ruins were either torn down or renovated, and it's a rather important commercial hub for the 'deep south of Romania.
Love the video Janos you dirty bozgor, keep it up 🤗❤
about the clock, it's called the clockmaker's 4, being used on clock faces for estetic reasons.
@@sandorzoltan9545 never knew that, thanks dude
@@bell6692It's also the standard for clockfaces.
Super tare frate!!!!
@@bell6692 yes and IIII is used for a lot of clocks to make it easier to read since its upside down on the clock and easily confused with VI specially after a shot of Mona filtered.
You forgot “Dobrogea” but everything else sound’s about right! Greetings from Bulgarian Dobrudja ❤🇧🇬🇷🇴
Dobrogea is just Moldova in denial.
As a Romanian from Vaslui, I can confirm that everything you said about Vaslui is 100% true.
my god as a moldovian i smiled so hard when he mentioned drinking mona filtered through bread
Iasi? Ia si mananca!
Da-ti seama daca zicea de Galati
Credeam ca asta făceau moroșenii pe vremuri, la noi la Cluj cel puțin așa se știe. Nu am auzit asta despre moldoveni.
I smiled so hard my lips cracked. I've never smiled harder in my life.
@@stefanalecu9532 ma asteptam mai mult sa zica de galati decat de vaslui sincer. Pana la urma eu zic ca fotbalu e mai cunoscut decat bețiile si vorba aia dadada otelu e viata mea😅😅
Heh, as a Romanian from Bucharest i always thought we have the superiority complex... never met a Cluj person bragging about it... but than I also never had the nervs to listen to a conversation with them till the end :))))
read it online then. i guarantee you those nerds type it much faster than you can say bag pula coae
Mai bine ca nu i-ai întâlnit ca sunt exasperanti, nu tac din gura că, cluj e mai bun decât orice oraș nici dacă viața lor este in joc
Ba, voi sunteti cunoscuti ca nu stiti sa conduceti. Zburati si va bagati ca mig urile cand sunteti in bucuresti dar cand parasiti urbea mergeti ca niste babute 😂😂😂. (Glumesc- sariti cu hate ul)😂😂
First of all have you seen Cluj-es streets? They are clean, there are no begers (in the old town). We have the best public transport system in romainia and also the best universitys.
ohh yeah, ohh my god, you can count the seconds from when you meet them to when they tell you they just are better than you.
This was really spot on and really funny. Props to the insane amount of work that went into editing.
As a Romanian, I'm personally offended but DAMN your vid. Is true and this is the most honest and accurate video of Romania (in a nutshell). Good job. You really did great.
The thief stereotype may be false for the majority of romanian population, but is damn true for 99% of the politicians in this country. Every political party here has the same goal as corporations: make as much money as possible (by any means)
Is it that different from other countries that make it legal by calling it "lobbying" or just employing ex-MPs in their board of directors like that german guy in Gazprom company owned by Russia?
literally 99% of countries in the world have mafia politicians
the difference is Romania actually acknowledges their existence and doesn't live in ignorance.
@@alexandrub8786 it isn't that different, yes. But here it is so obvious that they steal tax payers money and EU funds that they could just go on the record saying "We did steal and we will do it in the future" and nobody will be shocked or do anything. It's a pretty sad thing if you think about it.
It's true in general in other countries too. Although to the east of the iron curtain it is definitely more prevalent. The russian influence sadly left its mark on the whole eastern part of Europe.
It's the same everywhere, even in the most developed countries, they have "lobby" and "donations" or paid speeches ($300k for half an hour), so they have legal bribes/theft for politicians/corporations/banks
As a native Craiovan samurai I am disappointed by the lack of honor of my compatriots. No one settles disputes like the ancestors way, everyone runs to a cop at the first sign of aversion. Such shameful display.
Shoutout to my cousins from Hackerville, Rm. Valcea. It's not shameful to steal from thieves.
Hackerville e Rm. Vl.
@@livics610 bag pl
Nu stiu de ce ma gandeam la Tg Jiu, n-am fost decat odata pe acolo.
eu cu am stat majoritatea vietii in Valea Jiului, cand trec defileul sa merg in Tg Jiu parca intru in map 2 pe metin, cand ajung in Bumbesti incepe rifful de chitara si cand intru in Tg Jiu mereu vad in inventar un cutit nou
whenever I see Craiovan samurais my mind goes to all the funny quotes from the game Total War Shogun because the english japanese bad voice accents are perfect for the clans duking it out in Craiova.
Nu-ti sunt compatrioti, ci sunt ardelieni.
The mona bit had me floored, earned a sub with this vid.
Thank you for your video.
I was interested in Romania because my vampire protagonist was a Romanian. He was born in rural Romania (on the border town of Romania and the Austro-Hungarian Empire) in 1831. He originally wanted to study to become a music teacher but was scapegoated and lost his life in the Wallachian Revolution of 1848.
I have never visited Romania, but I wanted to know more about Romanian history, folklore, and its relation with the rest of Europe, the Balkan, and Turkey beyond the stereotypes so that my character could be more complete.
the "other narcissist containment zone" joke really hit the spot for me :)) as a born and raised clujean I rarely find anything more annoying than the Cluj v Timisoara debate, almost always between 2 people that aren't even from the Cluj or Timisoara...not to mention the sadness of having such a debate, which of these slums look more like a western european city without actually functioning like one? pathetic
exactly, especially because bucharest is better than both
@@lucastanciu2567bucharest is a shithole. cheers 🥂
Cluj e mai bun 😂
Glad we can both agree Timisoara is better
Nice video, only problem is that Hunedoara is not in Banat.
Would try to post a semi-racist joke, but it got stolen
inb4 all the romanians saying "WE'RE NOT THE GYPSIES!"
@@Ass_of_Amalek26/03/2024, 17:32 - you’re done buddy
@@Ass_of_Amalek honestly, I never thought of Romanians as all being Romani, but now people say that so much that now it's all I associate the country with 😅
@@osheridan well, the classic romanian claim is not that merely not all romanians are roma, but that the roma are not romanian, and uh stole that name to pretend to be romanian (not the best choice, I would say)
@@Ass_of_Amalekwe're not, we just sell stuff to them
As an Italian with Romanian parents (diaspora) i come to visit Romania every year (mostly in Galati) and i can actually relate very much to this, like a lot. This video is so accurate ngl.
Absolutley mint, spot on my friend!Bravo! You deserve a crate of beer!
Love Romania from Serbia ❤🎉
We love you guys too
I apreciate this
❤
Love you too.
We are both going to Euro 2024. Finally I have two teams to cheer for.
I spent a month in Cluj & Brașov last year, and I loved my time there! Brașov was especially beautiful. I had hoped that my knowledge of Spanish and Italian would let me pick up Romanian quickly, but I quickly discovered that despite being another Latin language, it has a lot of extra complexity mixed in from its neighbors. I'd love to go back and study it better someday. Everyone I met was kind and helpful, and the cuisine was a delicious mixture of the surrounding cultures... overall it was a great experience and Romania ended up being one of my favorite places I've visited!
Thank you for this beautiful comment. This guy in this video it's saying just lies and nothing from his video apply in Romania 2023
In Bucharest just one hood is poor called Ferentari but the life there it's starting to improve and yea maybe are gypsi people who use drugs but they will never harm you or steal something if you walk by yourself on street at night and you don't bother them or this guy say again in video about city Craiova who people are "Samurai" .. he never been to Craiova i was 4 times there recently 2022 2023 people just mind their business and nobody don't come random at you on street and cut you (THIS IS NOT AMERICA) and with the stealing of cars that's some old stories also back in 1990-2003 because we didn't was in NATO (2004) EU (2007) now Romanians don't steal cars because jail is how Andrew Tate say on his videos.
Sa nu mai vi, ai scăpat prea ușor 😂😂😂
I can tutor you for just the cheap price of your whole wallet/house/car per lesson!
@@plucian9156, tu, in schimb, ar trebui sa mai VII pe la scoala. #JustSaying
The complexity is mixed in NOT from its neighbors but from its forefathers...
“They built an appartament block and forgot a crane in it” :D If I would be able to forget how Lithuania was in 90’s and early 2000’s, I wouldn’t believe this could be possible :)
OK- THIS IS THE FRIST TIME THAT SOMEONE MAKE AN VIDEO ABT ROMANIA- :))
Thank you making an video ab my country :)
I think the time when Romania was truly like the wild west was the period between Ceaușescu's death and joining the EU (1989 - 2007). After that, it got more stable and functional in general and it kept getting better. The only thing that didn't get better is the population numbers.
The population number will get better when it's more affordable, so never😅
@@akmon3490 economy has nothing to do with population numbers. If that was the case, Africa would be empty by now.
The entire Europe would have a population decline if it wasn't for immigrants. But Romania doesn't even attract many immigrants and when it does it's just for work and studies, not for settling in.
@@radicalcentrist4990 if economy had nothing to do with it, then why do people immigrate to western european countries? or god forbid, usa
@@Purple-nn8id third world countries still keep growing even though many of them also leave, so economy is not a problem for population growth in those countries. But that's not the case in Eastern Europe which will eventually become empty if this trend continues because those that stay home don't make enough kids for a population growth and Eastern Europe isn't attractive for immigrants either.
@@radicalcentrist4990 about ur 1st argument, sure that does happen but its not as common as lets say eastern europeans
why? because not enough opportunities in eastern europe so it would make sense for them to get the hell out
now the 2nd, yeah population will decrease but it wont be that fast, if the government would be actually not retarded and would try n improve the life quality then immigration would for sure decrease, im a romanian and ever since the ukranian-russian war everything became so expensive, and thats not a good thing when u have one of the shittiest salaries in eu, yet another reason for someone to leave this country for another
as a native of Bucharest who lived in Cluj for 4 years (worst mistake of my life) the stereotypes about both are true
My ex is from Kolozsvár (Cluj) and she was chill.
@@vane909090i have been here ca 5 years now. Got stuck here in pandemic basically. It is not rerally worth it, it is small but still crowded. Not as calm as it was a few years ago, but way more expensive. Vienna might be cheaper at this point in some cases which is absurd. Plus you have to deal with a lot of bs. Bucharest is honestly better, because yeah you have the hectic life there but at least you have opportunities and more things to do. Cluj is overhyped and somehow smells horrible.
marsh acas'
@@kysfggt *acasa analfabetule
I also lived in Cluj for almost 4 years. Managed to save barely any money. Prices are ridiculous. I moved to Oradea after where I got paid the same money, but the rent was half of what I was paying in Cluj, not to mention the place in Oradea was bigger and better.
Dude, I'm from Romania, Craiova to be more exact, this was spot on, I grinned the entire video
The end is wonderful. Thank you :)
As someone who has spent almost a month in Székelyföld I can confirm that they are always straped with either a knife or an axe or just a straigth up taser
Oh yes,the szekely passaport.
@@alexandrub8786 ce ma aia au pasapoarte ?
u spent a month in romania, szekelyfold doesnt exist man
@@papianto1 logic ca nu lol
Yeah man totally
This is gonna be a fun one.
Edit: Did not expect the wild Silviu Gherman at the end.
Me neither lmao. That was a nice surprise
As a romanian from Craiova, yep that's very spot on and for Oltenia also !
Loved it!! Soo on point!
As i hear we suffer same problems.Greetings from Hungary, hope at least our nations stop hating each other, it is based on us! Have good times neighbours!
Bit hard of a task with Orban claiming the middle of our country every other year but we can sort it out eventually.
Hope that 2. Btw, Transylvania is Romanian land.
It, is in fact, it Rumania.@@MrMyrcus
As long as you tell Orban and Novak Katalin to stop provoking each time they come to Romania, claim lands and display "Great Hungary" maps, it works fine for me. Cheers!
All countries have problems. I don't think we're on the same level though, Hungary is slightly above us, economically speaking.
As someone who dwells in Timisoara, hearing being called "the other narcisistic containment zone" had me rolling on the floor in tears of laughter
"the other narcisistic containment zone", also known as FRUNCEA
…and pride
@@wyqtor fuck them clooojeans, we are the Frunceans.
As a Transilvanian who lived in both cities for many years, I can say that people from Timișoara are much more laid back, open minded and less narcissistic than in Cluj.
@axoloneidolon4702 all of us do it for fun anyways, romanians are a family, we act like enemies but we're best friends if we accidentally meet when we're outside the country
Just finished work, this made my day :))) ty
Resurrection Street for a cemetery kinda makes sense, though. In Moldova, we have a cemetery (allegedly the biggest in Europe) that's officially called Sfântul Lazar (Saint Lazarus). Unofficially, it's called Doina (not sure why, but since Doina is a type of sad song, it kinda makes sense too?).
I live in an upper middle class town in the United States and the fire department caught fire here too. It’s more common than you would think.
Then you have miracles too😁
I drove a van across Romania as a vacation. The country is beautifull, amazing, complex... I loved it
nature, yes. cities, few
as a Romanian i am so proud to watch this video, thanks man
Me: How many hungarian memes did you use?
Living Ironically in Europe: YES
LIIE: Igen.
As a Romanian I can confirm everything. Also, don't forget the random teens throwing firecrackers in the playground.
I knew it was common, but not THAT common
@@X-boi3.0 Man, I can count on my fingers how many times I was near the playground or a park and I heard NO firecrackers
I hear like 99% of everyday the firecrackers outside my house
Or the random cocalar driving a 1000 decibel loud BMW through your neighborhood at night, waking up everyone in a 5 km radius.
Idk about y'all, but where I live, the streets are covered in dog shit
You just made me laugh 😂so hard ! Greatings from an dobrogean guy ! Cheers mate !!!!
Romania is so special that I immediately knew what street you were on at 1:06
I was in Romania about 7 months ago on a PhD mobility program. I visited Pitești, Brașov, București and Târgu Secuiesc. To be honest, I didn't see any bears in Brașov. Really enjoyed my stay in Romania and I hope that one day I will go back there.
I am sorry that you missed the opportunity. There are tours for visiting bear reservations.
You don't just find them on the street... every day...
Bears roaming around the city are quite rare events. But still, do NOT leave the house at night XD
I am Romanian and I never hear of a "Târgu Secuiesc". I thing you combined Târgul Jiu and Tărâmul Secuiesc
@@zzalex7093exista pretenash, am fost, am vazut, am auzit.
Its in Covasna. www.google.com/maps/place/targu+secuiesc/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x40b4eb0228130187:0x5bd0e97d7faf3c24?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjw2_zb8cuBAxWKHhAIHRBTCjgQ8gF6BAgOEAA&ved=2ahUKEwjw2_zb8cuBAxWKHhAIHRBTCjgQ8gF6BAgREAE@@zzalex7093
Loved in Romania for 3 years, best 3 years ever. It is a hidden gem of the world
why did you leave?
@@axjkhl7699 who wouldn't leave? ☠💀☠ (jk Romania's actually a pretty cool country)
@@D4rky. it is not (the dream of every romanian over 20 is to move to germany or any other country)
@@dariusoso2983 depends on where you live, I live in Transylvania and it’s pretty cool here, and It’s definitely not worse than eastern germany (coming from experience..)
@dariusoso2983 one, that's not true, the majority of romanians are FINE with their country, but yes there are a high amount that think the rest of the world is better off, that dosent make them right though. Over 90% of romanians that leave the country return at some point, 67% return in less than 5 years. Leaving to other nations and coming back is quite literally how the eu works, why else do you think open borders and trade agreements are apart of it? Think about it. You live in romania, things are good, but you're technically making less in wages than you would be in say France. But, in France cost of living is much higher too, so your actual disposable income would be better in romania because of low cost of living despite a lower wage. But, you remember you're in the eu, and you can take the train to France right now, work there as much as you'd like, and return with thoes higher wages back to romania where cost of living is still low. That's how France became developed, the uk, Germany especially, etc. It's how the eu literally is made to work. The usa even had a relationship like this with Mexico for a while, just before the usa started going to shit and that's when they blocked Mexicans from coming in, ergo trapping millions of them in the country and forcing them to assimilate. That's an example of what NOT to do. The eu example is tried and tested, and it works.
Maaaan the analogy of Chisinau (my natal city) with Megaton just killed me it'is the most accurate shit that i've seen this week.
if you search on google map, somewhere there is a dacia inside the house, it is on the window and half in the house and half outside
As a proud Romanian I have to say that I am shocked, appalled, disgusted, triggered and absolutely livid because of that utter trash farm and mill placement at 1:11. Other than that the video is really awesome and i laughed uncontrollably a bunch of times XD
I swear it almost ruined the video for me
😂😂 aoe nerds alert :)))
Indeed. Those are some T90 level farms. Disgrace!
Surprised you didn't mention Vrancea basically being eartquake central that can occasionally be felt across the country
another thing missed is the reputation of Vaslui and Caracal as places where r*pe is really common, but i see why that might have been left out
He also forgot Brăila and Galați. Or as it is known - Brăilați
@@cas_de_marcatGresit, pe primul loc e constanta si dupa Capitala
As a Romanian from Suceava (Moldova), I love in when my country is represented in such an accurate way.😊
this video showed up in my yt recommended at the best timing lol. im moving to Bucharest in 2 weeks to live w one of my besties! :)
As a Moldovan with a Romanian passport living in Ireland I felt this video.
You mean as a Romanian with a Romanian passport, right?
@@EUTalks @danieldan8392 I called myself Moldovan because that is my country of origin. I wanted to point out that all I did was get a Romanian passport, never lived in Romania and went straight to Ireland.
As a fellow Moldovan with a Romanian passport also living in Ireland, same.
@@kodrelumine Ba Eugene, nu ai luat pașaport de la managinul din colt, ai aplicat pentru cetățenia Romana. Și ai primit cetățenia Romana pentru ca ai origini românești, bunicul, străbunicul a fost Roman.
Asa ca ai devenit cetățean Roman. Ca ți a trebuit doar pașaportul asta e partea a doua, dar poți sa votezi, poți sa fi chemat la război, etc. Ești din toate punctele de vedere, roman.
Având în vedere ca tu cu mana ta ai aplicat pentru asta și te folosești de asta, zic sa nu îți fie și rușine cu asta. Ești Roman, bravo ție.
O zi buna.
@@EUTalks I have both Romanian and Moldovan passports, so I can indicate my nationality as Romanian or/and Moldovan. Legally, I am what I am, but personally, I feel equally detached from both cultures. It is not like I hate them, but I don't like them either.
After all, I can call myself whatever I want when it comes to cultural belonging to a particular country or region of the world. When it comes to legal documents, my opinion doesn't matter.
That final clip with the guy in the striped shirt translates to “If you don’t want to pay, don’t pay and then, you won’t have drug”
It is from the certified Romanian hood classic skit known as ‘Viața de care noi nu știm’ (The life which we are unaware of). It’s an absolute masterpiece of surreal humor which is vaguely about a drug deal, except the characters have the memory of a goldfish with brain damage and say the dumbest stuff completely monotone.
It’s a must watch for anyone who knows Romanian.
Cum se numeste clipul??
Nvm am găsit-o 😅
faptul ca eu si un amic am invatat scriptul la 1 an dupa ce o fost lansat videoul ( eram aia cu partea ciudata de internet) si inca, in 2023, il mai recitam random.
2:00 and 2:20
Hey, These are Hungarians. After our land, you take our warriors too?! Damn you, Romania!
This is perfect.
Next time someone ask me about my country I show them this....saves me lots of time and stress lol😅😅
But you forgot about Dobrogea,my part....well not fked like the rest of the places but still
my cousin and her friend went to Romania about 7 months ago and her bag was stolen while she taking a picture with her friend, she was so freaked out because all her documents and passport on that bag, she went to police and also to Canadian embassy to report her bag and passport with all her documents for being stolen, After 2 days of waiting police found her bag with all her documents on dumpster, She was so happy when she got it back but all her money on that bag was gone
Most moral robmanian, there is also some romanian outhere thanking yor cousin for their new identity
Așa a făcut? i-auzi, pula mea
yeah, it happens
Sad, but not surprising. I've been living abroad for almost 10 years now, and my Romanian PTSD and paranoia has followed me everywhere. I check my phone and wallet every 30 seconds and I keep my backpack on my chest when I'm in a crowded area.
Skill issue
this is the most accurate representation of the country i have ever seen, great job man
I watched a half of this video and it tired me more than a full work day. Everything is on point, at least for a half, but man, I've got so old for this. When I was 18 I used to eat this type of content like it was nothing.
Out of topic but how do I make a sound effect of snoring to the tune of the Anthem of Montenegro? I'm trying to make a video about "What if Balkan stereotypes had fursonas"
Romania stole my heart truly
Bruh ☠️💀
..we're not giving it back, either!
The black market
@@denifnaf5874 Albania moment.
Literally? 😅
Love Romania from Poland 🇵🇱❤🇷🇴
Love Poland from Romania 🇷🇴❤️🇵🇱👍👍👍
Our friendship is over.
Hungary
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It's safer to love Romania from where they can't steal ur wallet😂
@@Perrirodan1😂😅
My friend, awesome way of describing things and also so realistic Fresh subscribe! Really like the nicknames and phrases to describe different places :-)) As a historian and tourguide who like to make learning fun cudos!
Im a foreigner in Romania, and even though I haven't been here that long, I was hollering through the entire video, every single stereotype was so spot on 😂
Funny enough the city where I live kinda has the 7 wonders as well . Our fire truck burned to a crisp and a gypsy carriage with a horse crashed into a plane I am from northern Bulgaria
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You did not need to say you from bulgaria
i need context for the 2nd one
@@juuchan5795 Well we used to have a small airport for farming planes and some dude left his horse cart near it. A plane was landing and the horse got scared and crashed into a parked plane.
Bulgarians are our brothers! Salutări din Ro! ❤
I love how when he's descrbiing southern Romania and telling us how much of a shithole it is, half the memes and footage are just Hungary.
2:05 Egy nap a hivatalban czcams.com/video/By8OY6WTVE8/video.htmlfeature=shared
2:25 Lakatos Ali czcams.com/video/doA_m4azblU/video.htmlfeature=shared
Just to show how much Hungary and Romania are "brotherly" nations.
and that guy drinking at 8:43 is Bartos Cs. István, a pseudo-communist madman whose ideology is basically eating and smoking capitalism in the most literal sense
DURANDA ENGAGED
I am a Romanian, and I can tell you, you nailed it❤
I told the my mother the "Who will get to the wallet first? The bacteria or the romanian?" joke. She looked me in the eyes and saied in a dead serious tone of voice : The romanian
As a Romanian from Caracal I can say that's 100% accurate.
Oltenia was once part of the Habsburg empire same as Banat, in the begining of the 1700s. The turks were beaten, Oltenia and Banat were taken from them, and the high ranking nobles in Craiova (boyars) were very happy to join the habsburgs, same as the Timișoara ones. The Oltenia region was organized as the Banat of Craiova.
Turns out the new owners were set on higher taxation, seeing a rise in hajduk movements, and the boyars also saw a lot of their power reduced. So in 10 years the population in Oltenia started being openly hostile, and in 20 the Habsburgs were forced to leave.
In hindsight I like to think they tried integrating Oltenia, but didn't make an effort to understand the local context, so it ended up being bad for them and for the locals. Some historians call it an experiment in modern colonialism. Wouldn't go as far, but it wasn't great.
E f tare Oltenia, de fapt, haiducii de acolo au originat. E prima noastră formă de comunitarism anarhist, which is pretty badass if you ask me
@@livics610asa ajungem sa ne dam toti cu sabile in cap, unde poate duce asta?
the running gag is that Oltenia was the only region the Austrian Empire had to ever retreat from because the oltenians are impossible to be ruled and it is true to this day. The only times they did well was when they were ruling and they always fumbled sooner rather than later and the cycle started anew.
It's were the saying: "The country of Papura Voda" comes from. The region under the Habsburgs became so lawless that a gipsy hajduk called Papura ended up ruling it for a short while.
thank you for enriching my repertoire of meme places beyond The French, The British, Ohio and Detroit
As a hungarian living in Timisoara, i can agree on Timisoara and Cluj literally being kind of the same... But minorities have it real good in Timisoara, since the people seem to be more civilized on both ends. We have "Timisoara's hungarian cultural days", education that's fully hungarian (except for the Romanian language and literature class), hungarian jobs, and you won't really see any hungarian or romanian yap about the other ethnicity. , we kind of coexist and are friendly with each other. And for the people that like bitching and are taking it to the extreme, it's not welcome by any of the two ethnicities. But Timisoara is more multicultural than that, also having significant german and serbian pop, that also have all these nice benefits. I love it when I see Romanians enjoying a langos or a kurtoskalacs in the town's centre, it makes me feel warm inside when my culture is appreciated
Haha, the Ceausescu mug you showed is actually produced by my dad's company. Awesome video as usual and thanks a lot for the ad!
As a chick from Craiova, I laughed so hard, the thing about Craiova is that it is not so dangerous, as long as you don't go to Craiovita, Bariera Valcii or any other neighborhood at the end of the city. Oh and you can buy knives from the central market or the gypsy fair and nobody cares. Also, the police is complaining that they do not have enough officers, because academy graduates are too scared to come here...Anyways please come visit us!
You forgot about the one and only Romanesti or Lunca :)) except those it’s pretty safe
@@Boost400 So true!
All of that is so ridiculously untrue it's hilarious. Romania as a whole is one of the safest countries in the world, your city especially is one of the safest cities in the country....even our safest tiny neighborhood here in the usa, has a higher crime rate of over 10x that of the most dangerous area in romania....smh. Romania is also safer than nearly all of western amd central Europe....
@@tortellinifettuccine hey man I get the love but stay grounded. While you're quite right on the average don't spoil it with the extreme comparison. A Long Island cul-de-sac will not be more dangerous than Rahova Ferentari at any hour of the day. Yes Romania is a quite safe country ON THE AVERAGE for violent crime, but don't overdo it
@glamoagency5642 CZcams is literally deleting my responses to you so that's great. No, in no way are you correct. First off if you think an American cul-de-sac is a good place you are incredibly miseducated and have no idea what a cul-de-sac is. There are actual good safe neighborhoods in the country, they're called gated communities and they're by no means good, just safe, though not for those who can't afford it... anyways let's address your beyond insane claim. Again, as I have said, the US's safest area is still 5x more dangerous than the most dangerous areas in Europe (most in Russia). Russia is still way fucking safer than the USA, let that sink in a little. You compare Fentari to some shitty American suburb on Long Island, totally a fair comparison, one is a dense area with historic impoverishment and the other is a rich copy-paste American suburb that's bankrupting the country like the rest of them. I'm being sarcastic if you couldn't tell, that's not a fair comparison. But just to show you how safe Romania is, we'll do it anyway, because Fentari is safer than the average American suburb. American suburbs don't allow for anything but cars, it's hard to see crime, but that doesn't mean it doesn't exist lmao, some of the worst crime rates in America are in their suburbs. Now of course, if you look at how much crime, fentari will have more because it's triple the population...but its rate of crime is significantly lower than say the average Long Island cul-de-sac. Where did you get the propaganda shoved into your head that the US is safe, especially Long Island lmao. I live here, shootings happen daily, people don't even get sad about them because you can't, they are DAILY. My train station in Chicago, one of the safest cities in the US, has had stabbings, murders, shootings, and muggings, all while I was there. People do not even help you because they themselves don't want trouble, that's how bad it is here. My 16-year-old son has the legal right to buy a gun right now, without a permit, training, or any background check whatsoever, so long as he drives an hour out of state. Here in the USA, despite crime rates being so high and gun ownership as well, you're still more likely to get run over or die from medical malpractice(look it up this isn't a joke or exaggeration) than to get shot, despite the chance of being shot or run over in the USA being MUCH higher than any country in the developed world. Relying on your feelings is how you're susceptible to propaganda. Relying on facts makes propaganda useless on you. Don't create an opinion on something you don't have multiple peer-reviewed sides on and haven't researched thoroughly. Romania is ridiculously safe, the only places safer are places like South Korea, where you could leave a laptop on the street and no one would take it, but it's not much safer than Romania, only by a few 0.1 points, so you could potentially do the same in Romania.
I love how half of the memes are hungarian :D 0:59 from the movie: Indul a bakterház, 2:05 is from the yt video "Egy nap a hivatalban - Morvai Krisztina", it's in Duranda, aka a legkomolyabb hely, aka the Florida of Hungary, 2:26 is Busák Józsi with his gyros swords, 8:43 and 8:49 are Bartos from the yt channel Bartos Hivatalos and I'm pretty sure I saw an "Elment a villamos" somewhere. Love your videos, keep doing this! Also, your video about Balkan schools was just simply amazing and nostalgic.
I'm curious. That Hunedoara castle clip where the guy says "where the hell am I?". Where is it from?
All true, all true, as a Romanian who lives in Italy I can confirm. Other notable thing is the Turnul Combinatului din Baia Mare, It has a 351.5 m (1,153 ft) chimney that is 21 m taller than the Eiffel Tower
When you tell someone you take them to the Eiffel tower it sounds romantic , if you take them to Turnul Combinatului they'll think you wanna throw them off the top😂
Ahh, yes
Baia Mare
The only city with a boner
Darn you, Janos! If I'll catch you around Brasov ever again I will... most likely treat you to a beer! Laughed my ass off (again)
AS A ROMANIAN (specifically a bucovinean) THIS VIDEO HAS NO RIGHT TO BE THIS FUNNY
There’s an old Romanian recipe from 1634 describing one of the first recipes how to cook an omelet it the first lime goes
First steal one egg
To be honest, as a Transylvanian, the south of the country became more developed. Craiova is nowhere near as dangerous as you mentioned and Pitesti, Ploiesti and Ramnicu Valcea are quite developed. I’d say that Moldova is the poorest region, but still better than Bulgaria.
Also I absolutely love Bucharest and I truely think is one of the best European cities. It’s extremely safe and clean compared to Paris and London for example and the night clubs and restaurants are absolutely insanely good, you can never get bored.
what's your opinion of Andrew Tate?
A based opinion finally
Ploiesti, developed? Lmao
@@LevisH21who gives a shit, dude's living somewhere in the peripheral part of the city, being chronically online and flexing what he considers his "manhood", built on thousands of incels he convinced that he knows how to teach runnjng a legitimate business:))
@@malighosAs a matter of fact, it has hugelly regressed !
My dad told me he went to a party in craiova when he was in highschool AND SOME DUDE HAD A KATANA ON HIM, he didnt do anything with it but my dude casually carried a katana with him lmao
It's normal for Craiova.
I was at the dentist’s (back in 2005, i think) and 2 cars stopped in front in the street (one cut in front of the other and braked), the a bunch of guys got out of one of the cars with knives, then the others as well had knives and one a katana.
Literally the dentist, the nurse and about 5 of us waiting for our appointments were outside just watching the show.
Nothing really happened, they just chased each other around the cars like cartoon characters. The most interesting bit was when a guy appeared out of nowhere from between some blocs with a huge ass stone and tried to throw it on the hood of one of the cars, but could not lift it high enough.
After 15 min, they all got back in the cars, including the guy with the stone (he took it with him) and they drove off.
Another time, allegedly there was a shooting behind my apartment bloc. I saw it on the news and they made it look like a mini gang war. I say allegedly because at the supposed time I was buying bread from the corner store 3 blocs away and there was nothing happening. Turns out a guy tried to shoot another one through the window - he missed. That was it. The mini-war was after the police was called and people were arguing about an hour after the fact.
I grew up in George Enescu (for whoever is familiar with the neighborhood) ah and went to highscool with Caiac’s kid (Mihai Pîrvu, former balkan boxing champion and member of organized crime group “Fratia”). I had a dog named after his crime “mentor”, Sile 😅. Had the occasion to see him being called in by the principal because his kid was cutting class. After he came out of the principal’s office he grabbed him by his hair and backhanded him in the middle of the corridor and scolded him from cutting class and embarrassing him.
@@Xayidee legit feels like we live in different countries i didn't think most cities were that much different
@@mango_c00kie67 yeah… growing up in Craiova was “special”, but overall for people not involved in these illegal activities life was pretty normal. They usually kept these conflicts amongst themselves. My biggest concerns were school and keeping my parents from grounding me when I got home too late…
that is where the Samurais ended migrating once the emperor kicked them out
„There is only one school and it‘s called ‚School Nr2‘“ kills me every time
I've been living in Cluj for13 years now, and whenever I visit Timisoara I think it's better than Cluj
i fucking love stereotypes, knowing about them make you feel part of the community and it makes you able to understand the people better as thats what they joke about among themselves.
i need videos like this for every country ever.
I didn't expect Andrei Tatescu 🇷🇴 in the thumbnail
I love it how many cut scenes are from Hungarian movies or memes LOL.
As a romanian living in Moldavia, I agree with everything you said ngl 😅
"Romanians come from ducks, and ducks come from trucks."- Ion Iliescu, former president of Romania
3:08 This is how you know Romanians are masters at their craft. Not even the police are safe from getting their doors stolen
we are champs on stealing whole ATM's
I got to say I understood the Romanian humor, The Seven Wonders of Karakal had me in fits of side-splitting laughter, also there is a similar story to the cart of fools known as the Wise Men of Gotham en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wise_Men_of_Gotham
i thought my beloved Vaslui would finally get some justice,but no
you just joined everyone in beating the place down even more
Great video bro. True and real!
As a oltenian i can say im not very surprised, howerver i know to in Brăila everyone is a hardcore Samurai Jack fan.
Hah, you forgot to talk about Mures, arguably the Chernobyl exclusion zone from stalker with mutants if it was populated.
One time, I saw a guy with 3 hands walking on the street. He stole my wallet.
He had more hands for more wallets
I am Romanian. I was born in Hunedoara and grew up there, and I find this video amusing!
1 hour long version please