Mustamäki, Viro (Pahamaineiset lähiöt) 

I grew up this place, best place to live, forest near and parks...

my sweet home mustamäe

Mustamäe on suhtellisesti tavallinen kaupinginosa. Se ei ole pahamaineinen. Pahamaiseiset kaupunginosat ovat Lasnamäe, Kopli ja Pelgurand.

Jos ei ole rahaa, ei pidä lisääntyä.

Olen työtön. Mies 62kg ja 183cm . Ei minusta tarvitse tehtä dokumenttia !

Jasper Pääkkönen 12.04

vähäniiku mäntsäLän mustamäki

häbi vaadata tegelt. miks eestit sellises valguses näidatakse, nagu kõik oleks paadid ja joodikud :D

mulla on edelleen semmoinen kutina, että ulkomaalaisen on erittäin vaikeaa erottaa suomea virosta kun kuullostavat aivan liian samanlaisilta keskenään x)

Thank you for uploading this video! What an important and great work the pastor is doing

Eipä ole silti Kristiina nälkää joutunut näkemään.

liian paljon venelaisija on virossa

Estonian here - I grew up in Mustamäe during the 90s and while I've lived abroad for the past 13 years, after stumbling on this video (to my great amusement... my god "Pahamaineiset lähiöt" this is such nonsenese lol). Okay, first of all -- the opening sequence from 00:42 to 00:58 is seriously overkill and film clips from literally anywhere else but Estonia (crazy blazing fires? muslim women with headress? dirty subways? graffity? massive slums? Talk about over dramatization lol there's literally none of that and had not been in Mustamäe, nice way to create a completely false narrative). Yes, there are people who do need financial aid, but it's the same in Finland. People have very different fates in life. Perhaps they are single parents, perhaps they lack Estonian skills or specific degrees and have a hard time securing employment, but this it's definitely not all doom and gloom. I went to kindergarten there from '95-'99 and to school from '99-2011 and my memories are mostly of kids who'se parents were well off, we'd all have newest fashionable clothes, toys (tamagochis, all the latest Barbies, Poochies, sky ballerinas etc), I remember my classmates having first iPhones when they had just been released (and how expensive the first one must have been?), driving cars like Audi to school in 11th grade... We'd have frequent school trips to Germany and Switzerland. We were all Mustamäe kids. Parents all had honest day jobs as doctors, business managers, bank tellers, engineers, etc. As kids, we'd play outside until the late hours, when it would get dark. We'd never be afraid, there was nothing to be afraid of, it wasn't a sketchy area. Sure, there were homeless people here and there, but that was the 90s, and the collapse of the Soviet Union was something that caught some people off guard and they had a hard time adapting to the changes in the society. I'm not also trying to dismiss the stories of these (mostly women, mothers), but I think the framing of this reportage is quite bizarre and patronizing.

... kohta meillä on ihan samanlaista kuin virossa. Ei mene kauan.

12:03 jasper pääkkönen?

Miltä vuodelta tää dokkari on? 2002 muodista päätellen.

Mun kuukausipalkka on 250 000€

Huh

Niinpää

Lapsista on pakko pitää huolta

Varissuo hullumpi

4:30 Hieno telkkari paskottu

Mäkin hoodi

Mis keel see on?

"Olipa vaarallinen lähiö"sama kun suomen steissi

***** toi Euro raha kyllä pilaa paljoa taloulisesti. Ei siintä paljon muuta hyötyä on kun menee matkalle ei tarvitse vaihtaa valuttaa.

ne jotka sanoo jotai et ei yhtää somalii jne nii oote väääräs viron koripallo maatiimis on 4 afrikalaist ihmist ja tää on kuvattu vrm joskus 20 luvun alus kamera laatun perusteel

Hyi vittu missä luukuissa nuo torakat asuu mut hyvä jos tulee toimeen :)

Is it a joke?? Mustamägi itself is quite nice.. People are usually doing quite well. (most are above medium household income of Estonia).. There is a lot of greenery..buildings mostly in good shape.. If you want to go somewhere bad then there is Lasnamägi and Kopli in Tallinn.. F.e that really obese lady is doing worst in our neighborhood.. You found the person who is doing worst.. Good job.. But does it show reality in right colors?? We should have a show in Estonia where we go and talk with homeless people in Helsinki and show how "awful" and "terrible" that Helsinki is.. Damn Finns.. Always trying to find the worst people and worst places and then selling it as a "true" life in Estonia or in this case "true life" in Mustamägi..