"I treat my scooters like i treat my hire cars".. Proceeds to drive through radioactive zones, mud and deep forests, picking up drunk dudes to have some fun and wodka, yeah, seems legit to me 😂
Russia is in the top 10 countries by tourists, where Moscow outshines everything. Don't think Bald's visit to VDNKh matters at all. Tuva on the other hand is completely different story.
@@cianakril Yeah, VDNkH (damn this abbreviation) was famous widely long before Bald's visit. But his merit is that he visits much less famous and pretty places and due to his talent and sense of humour, these places gain some purpose and become a bit more attractive
Bold and bankrupt, love your video, I am blind, you described everything in this video, like all your videos you describe which was seeing, for me that is blind, I could see it in my mind, Alina, she sounds like she’s a real cool chick. Keep on doing what you’re doing.
@@moisesperez4605 "It takes one to no one?" You mean "It takes one to KNOW one"? Also... Is somebody reading these comments out for you and typing what you tell them? Because I am not sure how somebody can be blind and still be able to read comments and respond to them?
Obviously there is some 'fakeness'. No matter how genuine people seem, you only get to see what they want you to see. You don't really know what happens off camera.
Believe it or not , his reply was perfect!... If you want to keep a girl around. You NEVER make her think she has you wrapped around her finger. If she thinks you can do with or without her and you have other options if she misbehaves... She will stick to you like glue, and never go elsewhere. If a man treats her as though he worships her... She will be gone in a heartbeat. Nice guy syndrome versus Bad boy.
yeah and you can tell she is DTF with Baldie. he is too crazy too notice or care.. When he goes "and sometimes i think about you" her: "really?" him "no" if her response had been "aaawwww" you know you are fucked.. It is an aqwuard thing to say to a girl-friend, if he had answered "yes" it would had probably made things weird moving forward. he put himself on a corner, I guess that was the best answer .
Hey Sid, I have no idea why you are so upset about a light hearted comment a made, but it would seem like life isn’t going to well for you right now. I know quarantine sucks but try to connect with friends and family as much as possible and I’m sure your days will become better. Take care
Fun fact: That Kyrgyzstan pavilion was originally a Estonian SSR pavilion but around 2009 the Moscow government rented out the building to the new owners who made it into Kyrgyz one. Though you can still see original Estonian decor on the walls. It was rather strange to see Latvia and Lithuania next to each other but no Estonia :P Also explains about the wonderful fishing culture the Kyrgyzstan has xD
I've been to Moscow in 2015 (very underrated and beautifully city by the way!) when Easy Jet flew there from London. Never got to hear of this park (wasn't aware of it). Will certainly make a beeline for it on a future visit! Thanks for the video Bald very entertaining.
@@perolito83 long game is for chumps anyway. The only light at the end of that tunnel is the reality of a commitment and responsibility, son. Yeah. Yo. Im all like droppin wisdom in the house.
Koyla has its on RU-vid channel , somebody made it for it ..... I just saw today but everyone was talking in Russian , I believe after Mr bald video with koyla made ppl to go to his forest home.
ShironTHPS Not as far as I know. The Donbass region 300km across the Sea of Azov has an active war going on but there's no fighting happening in Crimea right now.
Fantastic. I love the pavilions. "Alina' playing with the scooter around you and that quick stop and conversations really bring this video to another level. Lovely to watch. Thanks from my heart.
Found your channel recently and love it. Your videos are simple and fascinating at the same time. You and Alinchik are the great team! I just wish you had more videos about Russia-huge, beautiful country with a lot of historical places. Алинчик ты прелесть ,чаще улыбайся! All the best! Love you guys!
Sako Movsisyan Actually I saw on a travel vlog saying that if they saw you visited Armenia, they’ll question if you support or like Armenia. If you say yes, you’ll be denied entry
@@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un I went to Armenia then Azerbaijan and got that question. But when I said I liked it I wasn't denied :P They DID seem disappointed that it was cheaper for a visa to Armenia than it was for their country though.... Maybe they'll lower the price to compete ;)
Arriving at Zvartnots airport the immigration lady thumbing through my passport came to an abrupt halt when she got to my Azerbaijan visa. Asked me what I´d been doing there.
How am I enjoying this tour ? 10:05 I'm enjoying it immensely, plus there's no way I'd ever see any of this if it wasn't for you guiding us around this way with your charming and informative historic knowledge on these matters pertaining to these pavillions / buildings, thank you for the great tour!! :)
Alina (spelling?) has enhanced these videos tremendously. Fun, athletic, and beautiful with a sense of humor - a dream girl for many. Thumbs up for her!
interesting fact: Kyrgystan pavilion used to be Estonian, for some reasons they turned it into Kyrgizian, this explains lot of fishes in the decoration, although Kyrgistan does not have a sea, not likewise Estonia.
Loved the video, but keep in mind that you've seen less than half of all pavilions. There are so many pavilions outside the main avenue, both neo-classical and Soviet modernist. Some of them just exude massive amounts of soul, like pavilions 36, 38, 56, 69, especially in the dilapidated shape they had been in before the questionable mass reconstruction that began in 2014.
I don't think I'll be able to travel to these places in my life so thank you mate for the effort you put in.. Nice to experience world from others perspective. Kudos to your journey.
I really enjoy hearing you talk about the historical aspects in your videos. This one was especially a treat. You're as well-informed as you are entertaining, Bald!
Кир Ермаков a lot of the western media is not okay with being honest about the wrong they’ve done. It’s worse for the population, but they feel better about themselves. Seems like an unfair trade to me. Luckily we do have access to resources to find out the whole picture for ourselves, but many don’t take that step....
@@Alicricity Yes, now we are united by social networks. You can write to any randomly selected Russian and ask him to give his assessment of some event. But they don't need it, because they must demonize Russia.
Кир Ермаков it’s an unfortunate reality. But thanks to people like Bald here we are exposed to the light side we don’t often hear about :) I know a lot of my own assumptions have been corrected watching his content. There’s a lot to appreciate about Russia; it’s not all doom and gloom!
To answer your question; I enjoyed your video, as I like all other videos. Your videos have something like a special vibe. Something between wandering, vlogging and history lessons. You're amazing, keep going!
I’m Lithuania and I’m deeply offended. Jk, we give no shit about having a pavilion for all those years we were occupied 😅 I do care about the fact that you are going to visit us, as one of those former Soviet republics
@@37random and same thing with Estonia. I used to work with people from all three Baltic states, and visited all 3 countries on business and as a tourist. Riga is beautiful, Tallinn is beautiful (and Olde Hansa is the most unusial and the best restaurant I have ever eaten at). The seaside towns are like heaven on Earth. And I am still a big fan of the old movies made by Rigas Kinostudija. I think only a person who has no personal experience with a country and its people can say that he/she hates it. Mass media is poisoning people's minds, telling them whom and when to hate. Travelling and meeting people help to develop immunity to this BS.
I visited VDNKh park around 3 years ago when visiting Moscow. I was blown away by the shear vast size of the place - I was walking all day. Watching this video brings back great memories )
Funnily enough I visited there about 30 years ago. (If it's the park opposite the Cosmos Hotel) My mum stayed in the Cosmos when she came to visit me. It's changed a lot!
@@ryanp8925 It was originally a part of Armenia, that came under Turkish control following the Turkish-Armenian war in 1920, I believe. Turkey has a horrible history of oppression on the Armenian people. Check out this documentary ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8HzZXIchBhQ.html
You guys have got to be kidding. There were lots of wars in the past just like for any other country. Ottoman Empire was a huge empire with its rights and wrongs. But how can you say that "Turkey" loves invading although there are 0 (zero) countries invaded by Turkish Republic. There were lots of wars between Turkish Empires and other countries in the past but this... This can only be called "butthurt".
Entire three continents as North and South America and Australia, also some parts of Africa and Asia ''somehow'' became Christian lands but the bald is a Brit therefore he doesn't care such things as those countless atrocities were in reality spreading ''civilization'' so he only hates the only eastern nation in the world who defeated Europeans in their own continent and permanently annexed a good part of it, Turks!! This is being a classic butthurt christian and the bald is also very ignorant as those tens of millions people who got killed during colonization era never ever targeted Christian civilians in mass while Armenians and Greeks kept attacking Turkish civilians and killed hundreds of thousands innocent people, they even gave official orders to their armies to attack Turkish civilians and burn villages and towns therefore they got expelled to Greece and Syria as they deserved, here reduce your ignorance a little bit with this academic writing published by seven western universities: www.academia.edu/35312332/Revisiting_the_Fire_of_Izmir
Pretty unique monument of Karelia. It would be awesome if you visit this region, sir. Besides, I live here and I'm at your service. The fascinating channel, I love it. Do your best! Удачи!
