Inside The Belarus Chernobyl Zone 🇧🇾 

And also dirty can, full of bacterias. Thats completely not normal.

Vodka desinfects it all

Shoulda drank outta the bottle dude

@@CroPrepper radiation killed off any bacteria

hahaha I thought the same

They were doing it to germans during ww2.

@@zavtradnem well they kinda had to. If they didnt then they would most likely get killed. Very often people from poor countries are very open and welcoming as you can see from balds videos (:

empty fridge but rich hearted lady

@@zavtradnem yeah right

Hope he gave her some money

Babushka

Yes! ❤️ Grandmas.

amen

❤️❤️❤️

My brother’s girlfriend is Russian/Ukrainian, and the few times I ate with them I left 3 pounds heavier lol

Amazing people, have nothing, yet they offer all they have. So glad I found this channel, breaks all the stereotypes the media wants you to believe. Best of luck B&B

That's normal in so many nations ,in every Slavic nation especially

This is true of people every where when they have little they will share with strangers. Humanity

It’s definitely a Slav thing. Some of the friendliest people in the world!

It's great he got to do this and we discovered such great characters too. Babushka is great and all of them.

@@brunfist I think it's all quite unlikely.

@@brunfist it was my new favorite RU-vid channel. I guess it was too good to be true. The 6bucks bj seems like the worst I've find. Is there anything worse he have done?

brunfist I would suggest that people just enjoy the channel. What he’s alleged done in the past and the rest of the online tittle tattle is none of our business. My advice would be either watch and enjoy. Or don’t, but no need for the mud slinging IMHO

Aileen exactly. Thanks for those kind words.

Yeah, typical Belarussian babushka:)

I was going to say, she could be Italian, or Jewish, or Ukrainian, or Greek. Makes no difference. EAT! EAT!

Infact that haircut is a very nice one :relax its a joke

Yeah that old lady was beautiful, bless

@@doggonemess1 yea i think maybe she was from Greece ...lol

(Empty fridge) but shares what bare minimum they have, real Christian and country like. ♥️ The wealthy never have enough and take and fight others for even more.

@@Joseywales414 they 1) are most likely not christian and 2) you can be nice without being christian and “country like” 🤣🤣

@@brinadavis7393 Why would you assume they aren't christian? Because of the USSR? You don't know anything. And she literally does the sign of the cross in the other video

@@brinadavis7393 Russians and countries around it are actually VERY CHRISTIAN. And religious. So most likely you are wrong and they are VERY Christian. Edit : In fact I just watched the sequel to this episode - the are VERY RELIGIOUS Christians. But hey, nice to make assumptions right? :)

@@deadnan4207 They are definetly christians. They have many orthodox icons put on the walls.

Why do you think it'll be forgotten? This tradition is pretty strong. No visitor of a Russian (or of any culture of post-Soviet territory I guess) house has ever escaped it unfed. I mean, even if you're not really hungry you'll have to lay your arguments why you don't want to eat. As a Russian I joke about it a lot, but it's true. Even if the family lives in some other country this is the tradition that they usually keep with them. A beginning of a standard conversation is "Привет. Как дела? Есть будешь?" (Hi, how are you? Are you gonna eat?) when you haven't even taken your shoes off yet. And it doesn't matter if the family is rich or have nothing, they'll always share what they have even if it's something really simple. Upd. btw I've seen this in some other cultures as well, Brazil, for example.

In Scotland too. We'll feed you till you burst 🤣 :)

@@KG-gg8rl good to know) have yet to visit that place. Just not that sheep stomach thing please 😅

@@anastasiafalcon4637 Old people here in Bulgaria say similar thing "Have you eaten yet?" and if you respond "Yes", they say "Okay, you can eat without bread then." :D

Unless your English

Because they know its hard if you have less then enough to make ends meat, everytime they meet a traveler or other poor person they just share what they can spare and keep them company until one of them has to go. I wish that every one was like that (not poor but humble and welcoming ofcourse XD) People looked at me funny because i was picking out shards of broken glass around a area where i walk my dog and kids play bear footed, even when i broke some ice on the sidewalk so that no one would slip and break their neck, they asked me why i did it and when i answered they looked at me like i was some alien from another universe and what they said made me want to just move into the mountains and dissappear from society... They said "But it doesn't bother you, why do it then?" I just said nothing while looking baffled and i just said "Fuck it" and walked home...

RetardedGayness you right we need more people humble and share with ever they have for the guests.

I've been to very remote places on Earth and always the poorest of people are the most generous!

@@OneEyeGoating Its actually sad that people who for example need food are most likely to share when people who have a ton of food are the most greedy, its like they say: The more one has, The more one wants...

@@OneEyeGoating um camarada português a ver os videos do Mr bald! grande abraço

I've watched a lot of his vids now and would say that he is a good man. However, that doesn't mean he is right about everything or above doing something for dramatic effect. If the graves haven't been visited for decades the tin can would have been very rusted and under decades of fallen and decomposed leaves. It was on top of the ground, on top of the leaves, on top of the snow, not even a tiny bit rusted and very clean except for a few large particles. There was also some kid of yellowish green liquid or oil or something still in it which means it was very freshly opened. It was also opened with a knife. I don't know if he bought the can or found it or ate what was inside it but I think he opened it.

@@bobkozalov8821 tin does not rust good sir

@@lucsolberg8466 Metal cans rust.

@@bobkozalov8821 tin doesn’t contain iron which is needed in order to rust.

@@Fresh-iq2wl Cans that contain food don't have tin in them since tin is expensive and all metal cans that contain food rust. At least in North America. Maybe the Russians make their can food containers out of tin for some reason, I don't know. Regardless, the can wasn't there very long since it was on top of the leaves and snow and wasn't dirty.

No one could resist vodka when it comes to a bald man that speaks English and Russian

@@smokingtoilet7977 as a canadian i can relate

😂

let's get it

I just got to this bit. Drinking out of a random tin o.o

so you are new here?

@@galesx95 no ill drink radiated water and is delicious

His Vodka killed all the viruses from that tin.

@@Mikachu-bd1gh yes

Slavic grandmothers are always so wholesome

Would be great if he could collect some money for them through his channel. 👍

to be honest there isnt a whole lot they could spend money on in the middle of a nuclear wasteland

@@jakeloudfoot1341 They do buy food in the nearest shop where they go, be it the nearest village or town. If they got electricity and use any gas, they have to pay bills too.

Golden words.

Not really, this is more similar to a travel program.

I really want to learn the russian language now

@@Blackadder75 yea man it's good idea. but russian is difficult and it's real pain in ass

Dear god, you are so right, I haven't realized until now.

I so agree with everything you said

yeah, especially the last part- dont get killed plz

Ungureanu Serban totally out of subject but i didn’t expect to find people studying animation in the comments of Cernobîl videos but wow you’re a dneg intern 😂 and yeah a lot of vloggers dont really deliver anything interesting in heavily edited videos that are 40 min long compared to this guy

@@anadanieladov6708 That's actually both funny and true. BnB's success It's a quite accurate proof of the fact that while the packaging may make something feel nicer, appealing, etc. , the quality of the content remains what people like to see. Nice to see you here as well ahaha.

Yess🥰❤

@James Tudor ikr

I read that wrong

but she said it in russian lol how can that be a universal language

Traduzir em português Brasil?

It's customary to give a "little money" in Russia and many of its former satellite states and countries. It's like giving a tip at restaurants in the west.

​@@BillAntGiving money in this context is not customary, it is purely out of sheer generosity. Don't cloud what was a nice gesture.

It's normal thing and in the ex-Yu.

John McMahon I had to watch that scene play out several times just to really get it to sink in.. ff-ing awe-some!!!

Igor's speech was colorful as well. He literally said "I am f*cking dying here (without alcohol)."

In another video he went back to see Igor’s mom and found out his name wasn’t even Igor 😂

I saw his face light up too, and it made me light up. But I never imagined it in the perspective you pitch. I just imagine him telling that story sometime all giggitty and happy. hahaha Awesome,

Sadly, he has no one to share this story

That would be so fucking confusing for a few seconds XD

Eder Ribeiro common Sunday in Belarus xD

Welcome to most places in the world. Lol.

Belarus is fucking awesome. lol

Oddly enough, and ironically enough, English is about as close as you're ever going to get to a Lingua Franca these days. The only places that they DON'T speak lots of English these days is in Spain, France, maybe Italy. Everywhere else in Europe they adopted English as the common tongue. Strange, but true!

remember she was 91 at the time of the video. 91!!! she survived hitler, stalin, USSR, Chernobyl and the collapse of the empire. a true superwoman

She reminds me of my great grandma who was born in 1926. She passed in 2016 though but they're very similar, my great grandma was Ukrainian but lived in Siberia before moving back to Ukraine. Was always very caring, and always telling because she lost most of her hearing by that age.

She’s just worked hard all her life; it ain’t purely the genes. People that physically work hard all their lives are usually more nimble than our average office plankton, and, considering that it’s either death or survival by hard work (especially!) in the Chernobyl zone it’s an adaptation of sorts.

Good genes with years of radioactive induced upgrades, she can may be fly, and has lazer shooting eyes

@@armandamuntean3292 I wonder if she is still alive today...

did you ever consider that maybe the radiation made her super strong

Yes and more importantly good heart as pure as new born baby .

I agree. My goal over the next two years is to change that stereotype as much as possible

Thank you so much Mr. Bald - Мы славяне вас поддерживаем 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺👍🤝🙌

Simoko does PUBG It makes me *=+@# offended when people always try to make other people look bad...the people I have met are really nice. 😊 😊 😉 😉

Actually belorussian are really not the same with russian, ukrainian and polish. Culture is very close, but mentality is significally different. Belorussian are softer and non-conflict but we often have not enough determination and self-confidence. Because 1-2 generation ago we all were village-citizen, so many still have limited thinking and people have to go abroad to realize their talents

Yeah in reality it's complete opposite.

*That is too dark and sad... Damn!!!!*

Nooooo😭

Cursive writing partly covered with a frame says "Lena! I miss you so much! [covered] and me [covered] you! And little underneath there is "No one give you back for me"

@@ekaterina836 that is sad☹️

Damn.

bunty sharma watch Praeities Zvalgas channel

Absolutely agree no school teaches you this

Check out the RU-vidr: Super Sus when they go to Chernobyl. That's an interesting 3 part adventure. It's really cool too just like this one

Man... our sons.... their sons... will they have the chance to see the world like this w theirs eyes ? This type of videos should be safe for future generations i mean... really ! 👏

Well, he doesn't have to fear to lose his hair from the RAD

when i saw him drink out of that tuna can , i just thought he got atleast +10 rads

I'll expect Bald to grow radioactive hair after drinking from that can.

Brhahaha 😂 😆

@@peteholmes1652 that's exactly what i tought.

Marte lol and also drink from an irradiated tin can!

Он русский

How can one get through life, while living there... Lost hope, broken dreams, loneliness, cold... nothing will happen, nothing will ever change.. no money.. no tv.. Just waiting for the journey to end. I understand old people that drink all day, and smoke alot. It helps them get by another day, without losing their minds. Life it's hard for some people, while others complain because they got a wrong color car as a gift.

@@dan_6915 you told it just like it is

@@dan_6915 he has a tv tho. probably even has a phone with internet access.

@@dan_6915 Generally makes me happy to be living.

@@Detlevboi i can tell u he does not have internet

Yeah. Best on RU-vid!

This is how people lived hundreads of years ago. Honesty and kindness. I have read a story about a russian family living in a remote area back in the day. Someone found them. They didn't know it was a war. Just life things.

@@dan_6915 excellent , can't get enough .

Jeff from Jersey it’s sad to see people like this live in extreme poverty. She, a 92 year old woman, said that she still has to plant potatoes. It is inferred that she spend her whole life working very hard, and still does when she is old and frail

Jeff from Jersey it does have great content!

@@angrychicken2874 since you can work ,you are alive. It was a rule. They don't know how to NOT plant potato. My granny is the same.

Jeff from Jersey well said, thank you bro

Yeah, perhaps the Pulitzer prize

❤

Eat, my child or Eat my child?

Yes what a great heart!

Sometimes people in this kind of countries are the most generous. I've travelled to some countries of Eastern Europe, and the people were mostly friendly and helpful.

@Ted Bundy good thing bald didn't her son. She already lost 3/10

Poor people usually are generous, because they know what it feels like to go without.

So true bless them

Hope you get to be one! Don't forget to bring a camera with you.

Absolutely

Cheers brother

@@baldandbankrupt AYE

Yes, I would have to agree. Informative and entertaining in equal measure 👍🏻

and counting :)

92th like YEET

Vodka is magical

They literally said the exclusion zone stops a few meters from their house lol

I think what they were saying is that they were told there was no radioactive pollution but also ‘it’s bad to go over there’. Silly government.

Be sad for the people living in cities, empty lives based on worthless pieces of paper. Would much rather live in the zone of alienation. I read that you can get a house here for a few hundred Euros... Unfortunately, unlike Western countries, Ukraine and Belarus enforce immigration laws and if your property cost less than 150k Euro then you only have the right to stay for a year. I'm sure that I'm not alone here. Many Western men are disillusioned with materialism anv would rather live with a known risk (radiation) and the freedom to keep all the fruits of your labour (for yourself and to share with friends) than the constant risks that progressivism brings, working to pay taxes which will be used against you etc.

It's like how the homeless or how soldiers look after each other.

@Marq LOECSTA that's because the poorest people understand hardship and thus want to help. A lot of rich people only know being rich and not having to struggle.

@ora et labora If your only reason for doing good is your believe in god you're a moron.

@ora et labora Actually most people who believe in any god will have biased view toward heretic and heathen tho. I'm from Vietnam, one of the country where majority of population aren't follow any religion, yet we often considered to be friendly and hospitable to foreigners.

Dude, I have to tell you that every sinle slavic old lady speaks like that to everyone younger than them. I can tell you that from experience

@@Lilly-xj6pp aren't all grandmothers like that? It's the same in England

Me too, brother.

This reminds me so much of my own Oma in Germany. She turned 94 last week. Poor her whole life, her father was a farmer before the war and during. Her husband fought in the war, and came back as a POW in Canada, and worked in a factory for the rest of his life. She won't let you go unfed, and would sooner forgo her own food to make sure others are fed. The history you touch from just interacting with these people is amazing.

Yeah, my mother in law is Hungarian and she's been stuffing me for years. Even when we go out to dinner she's trying to hand out half the stuff on her plate to anybody younger than her, telling them they need to eat more. But when she tells her life story it kind of starts to make sense. During the war she was a young girl in Budapest they were on the verge of starvation as the Russians and Nazis fought for the city. She told me about the time it was the cold of winter when her and her sister found a dead horse mostly frozen, lying in the street. They ran home to tell their father who rushed back to with a saw, only to find a huge crowd of people already around the animal and tearing it apart for sustenance. It was chaos and the family did not get any of the animal to eat.

Amen

A ussr can

A radiated can too probably

He’ll probably get cancer from it now though.. the place is riddled with radiation.. he’s crazy if you ask me.

@@LaurenceReeves AND...he's died. GOT your wish.

Well babushka was when he revisited

he did. have you seen the video yet?

kolya is ok now.. he had his own youtube channel 'kolya the story teller'

I like how he gave the money right at the very end, it showed how genuine they were and their opinion wasn't exaggerated by money. They're very generous giving people even when they have very little to give compared to most of us.

@sorry for my stupid comments It's the gesture more than anything.

@sorry for my stupid comments Wtf are you talking about?Bacon, sex?! Wth

@@HollowBonezz Stuff that makes you happy. But for some reason people believe is bad for them.

People having no trouble getting by. They've lived long lives. Happy in their own way... "BUT THEY POOOOOOOOR OHHH THEY LIVE IN SUCH POVERTY LET ME GIVE YOU MONEY!" People don't value what isn't earned. So forget about it. Leave them in peace.

@TaZeR *he types on his internet accessed device* If their life looks that great... I’m sure there are plenty homeless people living in shanty’s who’re willing to trade places with you.

That's the good thing about Bald and Bankrupt. He shows what a country really is in it's core. Not like the others who eat in fine dining and drone shots a tourist place. Ofcourse even though he shows the inner part of a country you appreciate it more.

That's the socialist spirit.

@@HoanTraker11 No this is the village spirit. It's like this all over Eastern Europe.

@@cipndale No that's the socialist spirit, it's like that all over Eastern Europe

@@HoanTraker11 No it's not. My grand fathers had this tradition long before communism entered in Eastern Europe. And btw what socialist spirit you are talking about? It was full blown communism there.

Ciprian Popa just don’t bother.. he’s a brainwashed liberal.. can’t change they’re mind and see the truth..

Thanks brother )

@@anatolfrombelarus7940 Exactly! If you go to a village in the heart of Anatolia you can feel the mixed culture of Turkey because you are going to compare the culture to the western side of Turkey and you are going to suprise how different they are from each other. It is a wonderful thing to have in Turkey.

Sounds like something a child would say lol. Your not a real man because you don't hunt lions. Your not a cook because you don't boil lobster. See how ridiculous it sounds?

r/gatekeeping

Anyone that travels is a traveler you fucking idiot. You don’t need to go explore wastelands to be considered one. It’s expensive to travel. Why the fuck would anyone go there rather than go see castles or Australia. Use your head donut

Евгений how do you know

@@hibai8617 I can read russian

Poor man was waiting for his lover to comeback, while she actually flew away with her sugar daddy after the explosion, jk, I hope they met afterwards

Someone lost his wive and was waiting for their reunion in heaven.

@@leconseiller-7191 not funny...

Watch it's part 2,you'll have tears of joy. Baldie is love ❤️

I was just thinking the same .. There are still Good people who are sharing even if they have little..God Bless Them ...

Because of communism 😎

Zachery yes comrade its our fridge

Maybe the fridge would be empty because it’s cold enough outside they don’t need to keep stuff in it, but you’re right about the sharing part.

she sounds exaclty like my grandma

@Scout Dawson - Travel Vlogger make friends with elderly ppl. You WILL get fed

I would say in all of RU-vid's years.

seriously, this guy's channel is miles better than anyone else's.

Other than Trump's rallies, it is.

Filatuss Definitely interesting.

I disliked it coz I find him annoy

Ikr

You're God damn right 😂

So true😢😢they must feel delighted to receive a guest.

I agree Misses Witch

Could of gone wrong. No police to help out there. I'm happy it went well

Levios Brattie 5:10 Леночка мне очень тебя не хватает

@@tatyana137 очень грустно :(

😥😥😥

😭😭😭😭😭

Oh gosh 😭

thats me lol

Hehe lol

3:03 am for me

Thought this was just me hahahaha

try 5 am

We also learned with bald that the same applies to Bolivia, just swap the vodka with coca leaves.

you never need the glasses. 100% they will have them. in another video some local town drunk even conjured glasses OUT OF A TREE. yes for real. he had glasses stuck in a tree.

extra points if you have Soviet Shot Glasses

Lucky people. This saved them from revolution and wars

Русский изучить не трудно)

were your ancestors russian jews who evacuated to save themselves from pogroms?

@@lollolich2399 Russian jews from Belarus? Okay...

@@aname5695 At the time Belarus hadn’t existed yet, it just was Russian empire, so yeah Russian Jews

Can you imagine. You don't EVER forget people like that you meet in life.

Yeah. That's too much emotion. :( I don't know how this guy can travel to these places. I will get depressed. How can we help us? How can we help them? This life is too much sometimes.

As a Hungarian who lives in Hungary, I also used to like the so-called West and all the good things it could offer. I spent one year in a "western" country too (it was really nice btw!), where I managed to make lasting friendships only with Eastern Europeans: with a Lithuanian, a Russian and a Belarusian. I guess we're all connected in certain ways, because we were all born behind the Iron Curtain. After that year in the west, I turned my curiosity and interest to the former Soviet countries (mainly Russia). And finally, after nearly a decade, I'll have my first trip to Russia this summer! I haven't been this excited since childhood... Who thought that an "outbreak" to the west would bring me closer to the East...? Good to see I'm not alone. :)

@@Ed87 cheers man! glad to hear you're also going to visit the East. my experience so far has been quite the opposite: my friends are from all over the world, love western europe (have also lived in Spain before coming to the UK) and would never move back.

@@ireallyloveitbaby Cheers! Hope we'll return from the East with awesome memories. :D I can understand why you have a love for Western Europe and won't move back. After all these years and changes, Eastern European people still struggle in their home countries and many try their luck abroad. But at least it's good that the post-communist countries slowly get more attention.

great, that is one way to share your hard earned money with these souls.

Have a safe trip.

Is "Blown" the right choice of word in this case?

Siddharth Pandey I was thinking the same thing !

yup lol

Came to the comments just to see if someone said that. Like wtf. 😂😭

me too@@alannahbanana

Siddharth Pandey Exactly 😁😁 Mr. Bald has balls of steel 💀 💀

I've always wanted to go to Eastern Europe it's fascinating

Yes

IN USSR THEY LITERARY BEEN GIVING OUT MEDALS "MOTHER HEROINE"

And lived through WW2 and Chernobyl incident and still alive. A hero indeed.

@aadmike27 OH NOES! All but one of them left.

@@nyrization Yep, 10 kids got the woman a medal in Soviet times. Not sure what it was called. Probably the order of the stretchmark or something.

My great grandmother had 15 kids in the American rural south. Between 1925-1950. Those people were a whole other breed.

Crikey there's a bear in the abandoned house

*Touches sign* "I'm scared to touch anything". :)

👍 that'd be me😂

Yeah

Rail I know :)

Which video

Jonnie Yanda this video lol

FRIENDLY JAPANESE BUSINESSMAN oh thanks! That was embarrassing lol

lol only in the country side.

It might also be so he can indure more of what he was gonna see, i was also feeling a bit sad on how the houses were empty and when he found that shoe, i'd need a fucking drink after that aswell. AND I DONT EVEN DRINK

Cigarettes or vodka are how you win the locals over :D

vodka also helps against radiation

@@somechubbycunttm2845 yeah man i was getting fairly sad and i dont usually so i was like wtf man this shit sad because if you know the context of what these people have dealt with for years it hits hard

Maybe the radiation has caused her to live longer...? I mean imagine the irony of it 😂... she'll live to 150 and be able to see her great, great, great grandchildren born with 2 sets of tentacles, instead of 1... and knowing that they will live to be 200 years old Octo-human babies...

Petyr Baelish now that is a basis for a new Metro 2033 book

Petyr Baelish can you write this? I’ll support you

@@jellymop Nope. He dies in season 7...

@@petyrbaelish1718 must be an artifact she found (S.T.A.L.K.E.R reference anyone?)

Emma Jones, well said. I found it very sad, yet the generosity and trust uplifting.