Villagers React To 10 Happiest Countries to Live in the World 2021 ! Tribal People React 

Juu samaa mieltä

Jep. Näinhän se on nähtävä. =)

Sweden 👍

Ik säktli

Agree 😃 🇸🇪

Love that!

@Pvt. Pepe That's a stupid plan, to unleash a pandemic that kills and disables people. Corpses and disabled people make terrible slaves.

Definitely! It would be good for them to watch more geography videos. One explaining the continents and major trading blocs would be interesting.

I thought that all along!

@@hastings22 one of the other try channels guys didnt know world was round..thought it was flat. So much to learn.

They have one already

I thought the same thing, they probably don't know them. However 9 of them are in Europe and I'm not too surprised.

Yep. Same in Sweden. We live in the most privileged areas in the world and still people complain.

Wise words! In Finland, this year's happiest nation complaining is a national sport.

Chad Scandinavians

I like Iceland more. That might be a bias since I live here though

Agreed, but I am biased since I live here cx

Yup, I live in Norway, in a place that basically looks just like all the Norway-footage seen here. It IS actually insane. Sometimes when you're just sitting on a train mindlessly looking through the window, it just hits you that this is fucking ridiculous!

Hello from Ottawa!

Hello from Montreal :) glad to see other canadians near me enjoying this show

Basically every year it's almost the same 10 northern european countries on the list but in a slightly different order :P

No one explained that to them. They're being more entertained than learning

I think it's nice to see that the US isn't always being portrayed in the most unrealistic light for people in other countries. Babu and the gang believe that happiness comes from governments and their people working together. We're jamming to an entirely different tune here, with higher overdose deaths and youth suicides since the start of the pandemic, not to mention a healthcare system which is total crap. The US might be a good example for Babu of just how little material wealth actually does play a role in true happiness.

Good one! Never thought about that👏👏👏

@@DebzLife oh wow! I'm going to look that up. Never heard of it💪

Think how much more they would learn if they didn't concistently interrupt the video repeating what the guy just said and making simple comments about what is clearly being shown.

@@johnparish6566 I think they're really excited and enthusiastic to learn and can't believe what they just heard. Psychological perspective - if we repeat things info is moved to long term memory

Maybe two of them...

He really is amazing💕 Adore him

Yeah, live your life for others and die with regret, because you never developed as a person and were a non-event. So very broken is your idea, to live as a servant.

@@richardsaumier9948 youll see when you get older. Other people are what matter, you build.value in your life by adding value to others

@@richardsaumier9948 it isn’t being a servant if you look after yourself too…

@@astaireacht.2074 original statement only mentioned happy wife and kids...no mention of anything else. Nothing about self fulfillment. Please do no modify the original intent.

What if you don't have wife and kids and do not intend to?

Norwegian here👋🏻 it is ridicoulosy expensive😅 and the prices are just rising. According to the government we can expect electrisity to cost over 200 dollars more than usual this winter per month. Not looking forward to the 350-400 dollar bills😫

@@castiels_trenchcoat974 Come live on Québec, electricity is ridiculously cheap here. However we have just a few fjords and they aren't very impressive.

@@castiels_trenchcoat974 I was gonna say just get solar panels, cos I'm aussie but I realised that might not work too good in Norway

@@castiels_trenchcoat974 The price of electricity has tripled over the past year is estonia. Fortunately they're gonna cut that cost in half and lock it for a whole year starting 2022. I guess the goverment isn't completely useless here :D

@@Kennyancat Hi, a Dane here. I was born in 67 and thus grew up during the cold war. From 89 and forward one of the things that still make me happy are the fall of the Berlin wall and especially the liberation of the Baltic states. It makes me so proud and happy how each of the three Baltic states have handled their gained freedom. I can assure you that Denmark are behind you all and are looking on your progressions with pride. It is so deserved. If you all keep on the path you are on, I am sure all three Baltic states soon will join the list. You really should be very happy how far you have come in such a short time.

Usually Sarru dances as well if he isn't playing the clicker or harmonica but today he was holding the microphone

@@adrianhempfing2042 I've seen him do the arm movements many times, but I want to see an entire dance LOL

True , letting them fully dance would be fun !

@@adrianhempfing2042 😄💪

The other Tribal People Try did this. Did you see it? It was great. I said I use to try to cheat and move the stickers as a kid 😆

They tend to be christian nations and nations that follow various other religions. Many people in these countries might be atheist due to modernisation but the countries themselves have an official religion which usually plays a big part in their constitutions.

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@@nikoalander3546 ei

Do you agree with the video as someone who's Finnish

Not necessarily. In Japan the children under 5 are not even lectured, and the kids are treasured. The adults though have one of the highest rates of suicide in the world, the term " death from overwork" is Japanese. People are depressed, don't want to have families... but the kids are happy and don't know anything yet. A lot of sayings sound wise and reasonable but real life can be very different.

@@msjkay16 Well no kidding if you grow up happy with little to worry about but then have to shoulder hell in a short time you will get burned out really quick. Kids but most importantly young adults who pay taxes and work hard also need attention and love.

@@donsq4306 Unfortunately politicians are only interested in benefiting people who vote, and donate - the elderly and wealthy. Graduates in the UK now pay more tax than a pensioner who earns twice as much. Young people suffer, so that wealthy landlords and tax dodgers can avoid paying their fair share.

@@msjkay16 DANG! 😱 💔

I support their Patreon, and travel experiences are on their bucket list. This is one way you can donate if you haven’t already. They’re getting $180 from me every year at $15 bucks a month and I really think it’s worth it.

Many other countries in the west, not just nordic countries.

@VeroMithril Maybe but that's not the only thing that leads to it. In France there's free healthcare and education too, yet there is a lot of crime (for western European standards). People increasingly don't trust each other (a bit like in USA), they live mostly within communities of different cultural backgrounds (like in USA...). Many blame mass immigration, which changed French society forever. But granted, France never had the same societal cohesion scandinavian countries had anyway. Still, I think homogenous societies naturally tend to have less criminality. Look at Japan, South Korea, Nordic countries... But once again, it's just one factor too, I'm not saying it's everything.

@VeroMithril Lol, come and live here, you'll see how your views are wishful thinking. I grew up in one of those poor areas and: - they are French citizens. They have access to free healthcare, free education (more money is invested in "difficult schools" than in normal ones) and if they don't have a job the state gives a minimum income. Those that are denied citizenship have nothing to do in France and are illegally living there. I didn't even talk about them anyway, as the numbers are uncomparable and there is enough problems with french citizens. - there is simply no respect for the state or order in those areas, it's "cool" to attack the police, to be a rebel. Islam also plays a huge role in terms of common identity, which divides society. In general now you're usually more sympathetic toward your group (except for whites), like in USA. - nobody is segregated but something was observed after some decades, something that happens naturally despite the efforts of the state to hinder the phenomena: people tend to want to live together in their own community (it's not everyone, but it's often the case in practice). No matter what the state wants, it keeps happening. Asians with Asians, blacks with blacks, Arabs with Arabs, and regarding white people well where I lived, those that could tended to leave (it became harder and harder to live there). I have to say though, that Asians never created any problems. "I'd suggest you guys to fix your mess" Oh thank you it's not like the state has been doing that for 20 years. We really needed someone with no insight about what's going on to show us how it's done. Btw, no country ever managed to "fix" that problem, as it's the same in countries that chose the same path, like Britain and USA. Don't get me wrong it's not hell either. But it's just a different society, with less standards toward safety, more internal divisions, less cohesion. Successful integration imho, doesn't depend that much on the effort you put into those that arrived (as we proved here by our failures) but mostly depends on how you practice immigration to begin with, it's more successful if: - if you choose who immigrate based on their academic level. Not just anyone randomly. - if your home culture is close to the immigrants' (imho Islam may be a real barrier to overcome, when it's a really big community, sry but it's true). - if you limit how many people you let in: people are more motivated to assimilate and mix with the rest of the population if they're a small minority. Once they reach a certain number, there is no need to change or to mix, as there is enough people like them, they can just stay between themselves. Immigration itself can work, but mass immigration in a short amount of time, comes with unavoidable downsides. France didn't do any of those three points. It's not "fixable" anymore, no matter how much money is burnt on it again and again. It's just how society is now.

NOT true. I am Danish. In the Viking age Vikings set sail on a discovery mission and discovered Iceland. Since it had more ice then that now they named it "Iceland". They returned and tried to persuade other Vikings to go there to settle but very few found that to be an attractive idea. In the countries we now call Scandinavia farming had begun and very few Viking settlements there were above 1000 people. Farming in Scandinavia then was a hard job and weather had a big say in any years yield. So for a Viking settlement to "invest" in building ships and build up provisions for a longer expedition and/or settlement were taking huge tolls on the local area. Additionally the men going would not be able to pull their weight locally while away. So despite failing in getting any to go back to newly discovered Iceland, the men around the group that discovered Iceland decided to try to make a new discovery expedition even further away. Incredible enough they managed to set sail for that expedition just two years after returning from Iceland. This time they even changed the masterplan from the get go. They made an even larger expedition with more ships and brought enough men, ships and tools/provisions to be able to leave a group of men should they find new land. So they went away and discovered Greenland. They made contact with the inuits from the beginning and it was a mutual friendly encounter. So the expedition leader and his trusted sailors left the designated men and provision and returned promising the men staying that they would do their outmost to make sure that adventure and fortune seeking men and women would join them already the year after. The men staying should prepare basic a settlement and learn how to be able to live of the land as best they could. With the fiasco in persuading anyone to go to Iceland in mind, the men returning had time to hatch a plan on how to make this, even more ice filled land, look like an attractive life investment for those they hoped to be able to join them next year for a more permanent settlement opportunity. SO, basically they came up with the name GREENland as a marketing stunt based on their previous experience that ICEland was not a name that immediately gave an impression of a place anyone wanted to move to. THIS is the true story of how the icy Greenland got its modern name. The name turned out to be a succes in the sense that they actually managed to send further ships with settlers away the year after. Traces of the original settlement and others that followed can be seen in Greenland to this date. Now you know. Now we are clearing up misunderstandings. Although Denmark later became a colonial power in warmer climates, Danes have never enslaved anyone in Greenland. Inuits were a very isolated people and they had a real problem with inbreeding. This was a real danger for these remote and isolated inuit settlements thus it was costume that, and this have been described in documents many many places over many hundreds of years, that visiting strangers were costumely invited to stay as guests, accompanied by the younger inuit females as igloo guests. Inuits did not have the same concept of lifelong marriages, although some couples stayed together for life, if was not the norm. Very few women had all their children with the same man and having a baby as a result of a stranger passing by was seen as an asset. These babies later became attractive as partners since they represented a good prevention against the chance for getting children with birth defects. Inuits elders were known to walk to certain points when they felt they were a larger burden for the others, they simply laid down and felt to sleep and thus never woke up again. Children with birth defects were not unusual, for the reasons mentioned and same faith fell upon them. The sorrow that this represented in all inuit groups, a mothers grief, made the tradition to greet strangers as described seemed a clever and necessary tradition. Vikings and Inuits were generally not blending their traditions and lifestyles into one, but both benefitted greatly from trade and social interaction. The Viking settlements were stationary but the inuits were primarily nomads moving depending on that years weather and ice development in a circular way, so they had certain places they met and interacted with other different groups, including the Vikings. A large reason why Denmark early on and today have a high climate change awareness and actually have been and still are progressing towards a greenhousegas emission free society are that we can see our Greenlandic family have been hit hard earlier than elsewhere on earth. Glaciologists from Copenhagen and Aalborg University have been forefront in providing scientific proof of the actual changes over time. The inland ice in Greenland are so thick and have so many years of winters snowfall that they can be observed as tree rings. More than 500.000 years of seasonal snowfall including atmospheric content can be pulled up as drilled icecores. That proves that earth for more than 500.000 years have had a rather stable atmospheric CO2 content of 220 PPM carbon. In around 170 years, since the beginning of the industrial revolution this has exploded to now, in end 2021, have reached catastrophically 417 PPM carbon. To put the 500.000 years into context man left African continent around 65.000 years ago. So we basically have a YEAR BY YEAR monitoring of global atmospheric content including, pollen counts, ash identification from volcanos around the world, acidity in rain and much more for a period close to 10 times longer than modern man has existed. The kingdom of Denmark consists of Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe islands and our family have coexisted for more than 1000 years. It is hard for many in Denmark to watch as many in Greenland struggle to adapt to a new time where old traditions simply cant be maintained. 200 years ago there were ice around Greenland, and thus perfect hunting grounds for for seal and fish around 9-10 months a year, now it barely are 3 months thus far from even sustain one family with own needs. Slowly but surely the population are able to raise their BNP and adapt to the necessary changes this new reality. The Greenlandic inuits will prevail but hearing an ally´s president´s "offer" to buy them and their land calling it a "real estate really" surely was an insult and betrayal of such dimensions that it probably are why we went from number 1 to 3 on the happiness index. The American population´s failure to be enraged over their president giving colonial offers in 2020, 100 years after last colonial deal were made, and something this world forever should have left behind, have not helped. On top Trump insulted our queen. Last time someone cancelled an agreed state dinner, hosted by our King/Queen where severe illness or death were not the cause, Denmark went to war. The apology Denmark and Greenland have not received from USA over this are something I personally will remember to the day I die. The Kingdom of Denmark have for more than 60 years granted USA land to host a base from where they (and thus NATO) have been able to monitor and protect especially US mainland against any incoming missiles from USSR/Russia and THIS is how we get thanked! Any illusions of US as a good decent ally, for whom we have participated in numerous wars they asked us to, have been shattered and only ones laughing are Putin, XI and Bin Salman. Trump has been a major destabilizing global factor and many in the US population have so little insight that they dont even understand it. The good are crying and the evil are laughing.

@@Mike-ox8sq No, Iceland and Greenland were named opposite their appearance to encourage other travellers to go to Greenland which is ice and rock. Iceland has always had a more diverse ecosystem than Greenland. Being Danish doesn't mean you're right. Go back to school.

@@Mike-ox8sq Do you seriously think anyone is going to read that rambling tirade? How the fuck do you go from not knowing Viking history to Trump insulting the Danish Queen? Think before you post, seriously.

@@ll7868 You are wrong, repeating your falsehoods does not make them right. Maybe some gratitude for taking the time to tell you the right history, a simple thank you, would be the decent thing? My historical facts are multiple sourced. Denmark are a very old country and we cherish our history and embrace it. Look into history books. Look into the Icelandic sagas and you will see. Iceland that were named first WERE more icy than the destinations they came from but, as described, it was a bad choice of name if the aim was to persuade people to follow you. Dont make same mistake twice. The name GREENland was a clever marketing stunt. It worked! If you answer as fast as you did you clearly have not tried to look into the facts I presented to you. Dont blame me for you faulty story or your inability to seek facts.

@@ll7868 Well, seems you did 🤣. The first was written to correct your story that were not correct. The ladder was an attempt to broaden your knowledge and, for others that might wanted to read along, tie a knot to the clip and the fact that Denmark dropped from no 1 spot to 3. An ally that treat you and your nations and Queen that way are a stab in the back from an ally that you have been more than reasonable supportive of.. Getting stabbed in the back have some influence on ones general happiness, right? As said, USA threw a boomerang and the degrading of US as a trusted ally, far beyond our borders, was exactly what Putin ordered Trump to do. The socalled "offer" Trump gave will go into the history books way beyond Denmark and USA. I am sure history eventually will prove this was done by Trump after Putin, his masters, order. The Kingdom of Denmark have existed for 1000 years and this insult will be remembered long after my death. It will forever stand as a shameful event in US history. I though doubt USA will stand as a united nation or union for the next 1000 years. The last election was in itself very close to be the last for USA´s fragile democracy if you even still can call it that. If USA can break itself up without internal war I guess it will be a win for the populations. Might increase the ranking for all the new unions formed in happiness. If you dont see a direct lineage between Putins actions right now at Ukraines borders and Trumps slaughtering of US´s credibility, you have a very limited understanding of the world. The good, and I generally include normal Americans in that category, are crying and the evil are laughing. Fascism and kleptocracy are knocking at US´s door and many evil forces are putting gasoline on the fire. May calm, justice and a realisation of the gravity of this historic time dawn on the American people so they can fix their democracy and transform their society to a non greenhouse gas emitting one faster than any can imagine, or we will all be dragged down as well. Do try to have a nice day and do try to be appreciate when people point to faults you make, deliberately or not. ONLY a friend will tell you the truth, your enemies will laugh while you shame out yourself. Dont shoot the messenger also comes to mind.

As a finn, i can strongly agree.

I was shocked that they named income as being part of 'most happy'. I figured it would be cultural or family cohesion or something. That would be GREAT to see.

@@MsLhuntMartinez79 how is that shocking? money gives you freedom and a stable life...

@@neogeo1670 I get that. But if you speak to some they'll put an emphasis on mental clarity, family, culture, less stress, and so on. It's the old idea of more money more problems. Know what I mean?

@@MsLhuntMartinez79 ‘More money more problems’ only applies at the point when all of your basic needs are covered. Happiness is difficult when you don’t have sufficient housing, nutrition, education, and healthcare. The happiest people are actually hunter-gatherers, but once you enter society money becomes necessary.

3/5ths of crops grown today were domesticated and cultivated by native Americans

Seeing as saying "Native Americans" is like saying "Asians" (as in a diverse group of different people who are united only by the fact that they live on the same continent) I have to ask...which tribes?

@@CStone-xn4oy I have to tell you..figure it out yourself....look it up

@@CStone-xn4oy I only use “Native American” as a term to simplify instead of having to state and list every single tribe throughout the entirety of the Americas...

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Hi from the country above you

Hi from the continent above you

hi from austria :)

That would be as subjective as this, going by this first list.

@@starrynight1657 It sure would. And be even more fluctuating. But it might give a good perspective of how terrible life in this world _can_ be.

Gopu is the smiles guy :-)

Not too much of an issue for Iceland. Greenland is the one pretending to be something it is not.

@@riku3716 Iceland is a misnomer, too. The difference being of course that "Greenland" was deliberately named deceptively in order to attract settlers. An early case of marketing fraud, if you will.

The guy who named Greenland and Iceland was the biggest troll

Have you ever been to Iceland? The naming is not wrong: The Vatnajokull glacier is one of the largest in the world. The total volume of all glaciers is 3600 cubic kilometer. This in a country of about 350.000 people. And Iceland has not too much land area : 75 times less the the USA..

VERY late reply, Like South Africa 🇿🇦 We are the SOUTH POINT OF AFRICA

You say always but Puerto Rico was always in the top 3 of this list and somethinh happened that not doesn't even makes the top 10 cut

@@joweydelanota7421 when i said "like always" i was talking about the 5 Nordic countries... Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland...

@@spyro257 I'm sure I made absolutely no mistakes when I read your OP. Im not a genius but im sure you stated that the first 9 countries kn this list are always European which is definitely not true.

@@joweydelanota7421 well sry for not making my self clear enough for u but now u know what i ment.....

@@spyro257 Thank you for the great education that you taught a old American lady.

Solange man nicht die Preisliste für eigentich alles sieht kann man Glückich sein das ist korrekt ^^ 6 € für nen Kaffee, ich da ziehn sich mir die Schuhe aus ^^

My choices are based on weather, food and standard of living. I'd also live in Marseilles, France, French cooking is decent enough if you use heavy cream instead of milk for their sauces. The flavour is in the fat!!

@Susan Sealy I just went on a little fact search to see if what you're talking about is true and you're straight up lying. False Creek has no squatters in boats and the city's sewage system is being upgraded to deal with the increase of recreational vehicles as well as excess runoff from the city's overburdened and outdated street system. You sound like a Karen who doesn't want to share the neighbourhood. You can't squat on a boat that you own on public property but you can be arrested for a few other things including intentionally dumping raw sewage.

I muted the sound to read the translations

where do you live?

I live in Finland and this is the most depressing country where i have lived so far (Not happiest country at all) so i agree with you.

This happiness index is mostly nonsense, as far as i am concerned it's impossible to measure "happiness" with the factors they use to rank it. Can't possibly take this seriously, coming from a scandinavian.

That's why they listed the factors they took into account in the beginning of the video, while they were saying that without those objective measures (which may or may not define happiness) it would be too subjective to judge, yes.

Gopu. I just adore him!

I think people say what's important to them based on their life experiences. For me, health is most important because that is what's lacking in my life. I wish that I was rich so I could send these guys on a great vacation! I love watching them appreciate everything. They are very sweet!

Money is connected to good health, proper food, residence, a place to live costs money and they all contribute to good health. If you're rich however... That's different, being rich doesn't make you happy. Having a purpose in life, working towards something that means a lot to you is what makes you happy. And most people need atleast a certain amount of money to find that purpose, in order to find happiness.

Babu told him to blow air slowly 😊 and he blew really very slow

@@CommonManShow lol yes he did! He wanted to keep it subtle, mysterious...well done, Raeen! Gotta do what Babu Bhai says after all.

I wish the harmonica would disappear. I think it was better when Sarru chair-danced.

Of course it doesn't mean everyone is happy.* On average

Finland is the same i know many people in Finland that are seriously unhappy regarding their government/politicians.

Just look at it on YT on your own for second time.

@@MegaTechno2000 I knew there was gonna be that person who HAD to say that to me, but I know I didn't mean any offence. I've read some that have said it in a not nice-at-all way. I like these guys though & think they are just awesome.

@@1118alpet Yeah, there have been some videos that I didn't know about until I watched this channel. So it's a good way to discover new stuff.

@@MegaTechno2000 that's right.