They Said Don't Go, But We Went Anyways! | Poltava, UKRAINE 🇺🇦

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There is no actual party in Poltava, as it's actually a small city with a big village reputation. But Engin and I decided to go for a guys weekend anyways to check it out since it was on the way back to Kiev for me, and less than a 2 hour train ride from Kharkiv.
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@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

Has anyone been to or heard of Poltava before this? What's a random small city that you've been to that you ended up loving?

@appadi4969 3 года назад

Engin drunk a lot.

@appadi4969 3 года назад

Engin yine sarhos olmus o yuzden lena ile oyle rrahat konusuyor. ses tonnu da detone olmuyor ince kiz sesi ccikarmiyor. engin alkol alinca kendini buldu

@xxfreedom 3 года назад

you kept calling it “plotava” 😂

@rogernilsson8121 3 года назад

For many Swedes this is a well-known city due to The Battle of Poltava. The Battle of Poltava was a field battle fought at the city of Poltava on June 28, 1709. It was the largest and most decisive battle during the Great Nordic War and was between a Swedish army under the command of Field Marshal Carl Gustaf Rehnskiöld and a Russian army under command by Tsar Peter I. The loss to Russia meant that this was the beginning of the fall of the Swedish Empire.

@AS-010o0 2 года назад

This young guy who was a soldier and who was worried about war, I hope he’s OK 😢

@channalaleen3527 3 года назад

I feel for those guys speaking honestly and hope it gets better for poltava and ukrain and the whole world ....hope it gets better for the whole earth !!!!

@petercrisp8339 3 года назад

"Engin and Johnny Take Poltava".......love this road trip sojourn with you two!

@jeffericsson7780 3 года назад

I have been to Poltava and it a beautiful city

@michaelfrazia4569 3 года назад

johnny you were awesome on bald and bankrupt...your personality added so much to the vid. you seem like a great guy and you took it all in stride. keep up the good work.

@dilangamalshanfernandowarn5515 3 года назад

Can you travel to LVIV ? Because i would like to see the lviv city ?

@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

It's on my plan for sure. =)

@YushaKozaki 3 года назад

If you are seriously considering Istanbul, I am going in October. Lived there for 4 years, did my Masters in History there. Would love to show you around.

@eugene8524 3 года назад

Johnny turning into Bald and Bankrupt : - ) btw Bald has an interesting video how he learned russian, he didn't waste time learning grammar and he is right, russian grammar is incredibly difficult

@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

haha thanks Eugene, I'll take that as a compliment. As for Russian, I'm going the same path and just ignoring the grammar as well, it's too complicated and unnecessary for basic communication.

@xxfreedom 3 года назад

better focus on copying the natives’ pronunciation

@nnes759 3 года назад

The Brit Bald learned & speaks Hindi very closely sounding like Indians too, don't bald already has Russian parents or something?

@eugene8524 3 года назад

@@nnes759 his ex-vife from Belorussia

@cekicak1839 3 года назад

Johnny,Türkçe alt yazı eklermisin lütfen. Daha önce de yazmıştım! !!

@KevinAndaLocuaz-df9nz 4 месяца назад

❤️❤️ sorry Johnny but I can't stop watching it and I always go back to it. This was your adventure before the war that inspired me to want to travel the world and visit Ukraine first. Unbelievable what these Russian genocides have done to this poor country so full of once happy people full of life. Don't stop fighting for them Johnny and I'll trying to help anytime I can. 🙏🙏

@JohnnyFD 4 месяца назад

This was filmed during covid, and everything was shut down. Yet, I'd still happily go back to those days than now. =(

@KevinAndaLocuaz-df9nz 4 месяца назад

I know. The exorcist chick was cute and the smile on the chubby girl was majestic. Cool gals and people in general.

@nnes759 3 года назад

All three Ukraine towns are good, mostly clean, similar to several Euro city architectures too, but less hectic, etc. This Poltava remains me bit like Cda's capital Ottawa, where they have not just similar name but similar med long pedestrian only cobblestone street too, with restaurants, bars etc but surrounded by bit busier down town streets though, also Montreal has 2-3 similar busy pedestrian streets too, then France have Nice & Paris, then what about LA, SF, Carmel, etc in Ur State, have em too, don't they, When's Odessa (Odessa File, popularJohn Vought's Movie !!) trip's happening! lol

@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

I haven't been to Ottawa, but I love cities with pedestrian only cobblestone streets. We don't have many in California, but a few places are pedestrian friendly at least, like 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica or Pacific Beach, San Diego.

@nnes759 3 года назад

Haven't been to South Calf since 90s, but Santa monica poped up 1st to me too , also Pasadena for some reason?, definitely San Diego then across the border Tijuana's popular pubs & clubs stretch, also movies famous venice beach-front flat street stretch w outdoor gym, rollerskaters etc, SF perhaps within Chinatown (from Ottawa Montreal is only ~100 mts drive, it definitely has 3 streets there), perhaps few more in East cost US&Cda cities too as to my memory.

@00pingvin00 3 года назад

I lived in Motel, and Almaznuy districts of Poltava. There are lots of gopnics, but nothing you should scared or worried about. We has a lot of sport sections like box, judo, karate and others. Also it's cheep town with poor people. So if you mix poorness, sporty guys, add some alchohol, or drugs - you'll got average gopnic. But mostly it's quite place with few drunk fights at night. But anyway there are nothing to see or do there. There is big old soviet diamond factory (that is why discrict called Almaznuy (Алмазний) - bcs алмаз is diamond) - but I'm sure that you can come to see it, from inside I mean. Sveral parks, bazaar, shops, and lots of houses. Same as any other Poltava district.

@RunBurhan 3 года назад

You’re the man budy. 🤙

@projectnerdvana2820 3 года назад

Here we go again catching up with Johnny! Great video my guy!

@ParkHereNYC 2 года назад

That one guy at the kebab shop.. how right he was. Hope he's well

@haakonchristensen2880 3 года назад

Looks like a nice city.

@ЯнНорвуд 3 года назад

Wow! I actually discovered you thankfully to Bald and now accidentally realized you visited my hometown. Haha. I suggested Bald to visit it but maybe he missed my comment or didn't really wanna go. So in past I had a gloomy image of my city but with time it got better tbh. I can't say I'm happy enough there, needs to travel somewhere and recharge. But, I guess, it's not exactly bout the city. BTW, it's not small, actually, it's average. There's other province's capitals that are even smaller. But the type of Ukrainian cities is officially is counted not by size, but by population, so if it's more than 100 000 people, then it's average. And Poltava has about 300 000. Lol. But I agree with that girl in downtown that it's a big village! 😂👍💯

@a64738 3 года назад

Her in Norway what is considered a small city has 10.000 people and even smaller. 300.000+ is population of the few largest cities...

@youngmathematicians7502 3 года назад

Nice video mate! We need more like this one?

@ramazanugurlu7551 3 года назад

We love you john as Kurds. Well done

@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

Shout out to Kurdistan! Save some Berbesêl and Biryani for me! =)

@ramazanugurlu7551 3 года назад

@@JohnnyFD Of course. Just visit here. Food is easy side dude 🙃

@dimademusenko1699 3 года назад

Visit rotonda, it’s very beautiful place

@rayk6449 3 года назад

Another enjoyable video of Poltava

@prika2000 3 года назад

So party was in hostel breakfast area??? 😁😁😁

@harpreet928 3 года назад

Is it still that cold there in may ?

@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

This has been a weird year maybe, but yes it's still chilly here start of May.

@setaripantheon8801 3 года назад

Pol-tava!

@JLowe-uu8lr 3 года назад

Karkev train station looks familiar!=8)

@zhenyad1484 3 года назад

Sweet city.

@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

It sure is!

@brent4770 3 года назад

Is it still dangerous to go to Donetsk?

@dimamesei1823 2 года назад

Yes, it is occupied city with no law

@gooblio 3 года назад

I had to do a double take at 5:45 when you got off the train in Poltava there's a girl with a pink scarf wearing shorts. 😲

@bilalcetin5759 3 года назад

sen olmasan varya engin evden çıkmaz.yeşillikgörmeyi özledik.

@AS-010o0 2 года назад

Poltava seems so cute 🥰

@vendetta7411 3 года назад

The amounts of times you said the city name wrong is too god damn high :-D lol

@anatolyex 3 года назад

My dad was born in Poltava . And just realized, I've never been there !

@sunilfernando8605 3 года назад

Another Great video. Nice to see these, towns in Ukraine.

@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@JLowe-uu8lr 3 года назад

Poltava wait im i hearing crickets!=8)

@jathisanjathisan438 3 года назад

Nice video johney i am froum sri lanka

@greenjackal4362 3 года назад

In the words of Borat "I like" LOL

@JLowe-uu8lr 3 года назад

Very nice city!=8)

@storozhukua 2 года назад

Gues, I recommend Lviv and Chernivci for traveling throw Ukraine

@ankaralikandemir4820 3 года назад

Adamsın john

@bilalcetin5759 3 года назад

mükemmelsin.yaşa hayatı.engin gibi evlenme

@alikaptan4549 3 года назад

.👍

@tysondoherty 3 года назад

Johnny, I'm curious if you've had the covid vaccine considering the numbers in Ukraine.

@anlyavas9149 3 года назад

Vaccine turned everything into worse situation , people start to think that they can not affected from virus anymore and that is why in many countries virus spreaded out more.

@JohnnyFD 3 года назад

Ty, it's not yet available widely in Ukraine. I'll let the high risk population have first access. But i'll take the shot once it's available to me. I'm not an anti-vaxxer.