The only Bye Lena Problem meme i've seen that had put a lot effort into it, not only that it but it also looks clean and appealing ;w; have a new sub uwu
The red-haired girl is my weakness. Let me list the reasons: that 'absolutely-done-with-everything' sway when she's walking; the full of life bounce in some of her movements; the short hair; that smirk when she puts on the suit and the awesome swaying dance; the sunglasses; her sweater, stockings, and shorts combo. I love it!
@Just a boy watching RU-vid Lena - name of girl. Poka Lena - Bye Lena, but in russian it like "po koleno", "po koleno problem", that means "i have a lot of problems".
Omfg.. now this is what i call an *animation* meme. Its very well-made, smooth and overall.. Just perfection. But jesus you need waaay more subs actually..
I really love how you incorporated the original version's low-frame animation with your very bouncy style. Like the buildings in the background which in the original just swap between a couple of images, but are now bouncing up and down to the beat. It just works perfectly!
Exactly why does this talented and amazing person have only 6k while the standard copycat that tweens everything in every single animation has maybe over 100k? Like what?!
staying the first 20 seconds and not leaving cause of the looping frames was SO WORTH IT!!!! THIS IS INCREDIBLE, BEST BYE LENA PROBLEMS EVER, YOU'RE MY FAVORITE ANIMATOR NOW
This is the best "Bye Lena problems" meme I've ever seen! I see how much effort you put into this! It's done so well! This animation is going to my "Favourite" playlist 💕
Bru this is amazing the animation is soo smooth and the reflection in the first bit wasn’t needed but you did it anyway dude just an all around great job
The wonders of slavic speeches. We, slavs, mostly understand what the other says to certain extent. There is a lot of simmilar sounds and words. Even those not simmilar are sometimes understood. And me being polish understand nearly all of they even tho i never learned russian 🙃
I don't know why, but Slavic languages historically were really similar to each other and unlike e.g. Germanic we don't have that one language that relatively quickly changed so much, at the first glance it doesn't even look like it's closely related to other ones
I want to point out that “bye lena problems” is not a completely correct translation of the meme from Мирби “пока лена проблем”, this means “по колено - knee-deep”, which can be classified as “a lot” Don't thank
