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Honestly looks more modern than the shinkansen 🫠

I liked the last restaurant at the end of the video. It sounds like such a unique experience. ❤

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So cheap!

Would you go to Tirana?! (Or if you've been, what did you think?)

Beh sicuramente mi piacerebbe essere guidata da 2 ciceroni così stupendi e poi devo dire che la storia dell’Albania è molto interessante specialmente spiegata da questi due bei fusti❤❤❤❤❤

Great video, probably the best about Belgrade. Next time you should explore Zemun, the western part of the city

Did you hear anything about old Werbian calendar? Now we are in 7532 ...interesting?

If you've been to Montenegro, what else would you add to this list?!

Put on a shirt. Zero sex appeal, zero confidence. Dweeb energy.

Delicious but heart attack friendly ❤

What business do you have looking this slick and well edited without a major following?? Great job ❤️

Serbia is not LGBT friendly. We just put up with it. We are traditional and God loving. Dont make it as if we embrace those values. Thank you for your video.

We don't pretend to be happy like people in the West with fake smiles and empty lives.

Why were you turned away by Bosnia?

"Wandering if you have epilepsy? Watch first 20 sec and find out". There I fixed the title

No more depressing cities 😂😂😂 I’m so sad. To be honest these off the beaten path adventures are so interesting. Thanks for the raw entertainment. ❤

Thank You For Your Sharing I 💙💙💙💙💙💙💙All The Balkan Country’s

What a lovely vlog didn't expect that ! ❤ Guys are you couple by any chance? Because you look so cute together! Keep going on 💕

It’s so true! The places that may be a little rough around the edges tend to be the most memorable. Thanks for showing a raw side of a place and not just all the nice things like a lot of bloggers I watch.

Ottoman style building??!!!?? That white house is one of the rare remaining specific Serbian style buildings.

Do you think there will still be hidden, untouched places in the world in the coming decades, or will every corner of the Earth have already been discovered?

Loved the video, wall of text incoming! :) If you ever come back I would suggest visiting someplace more rural just to get a sense of what it's really about. Cuisine has a lot to do with our physique and our customs which you won't really get to see in Belgrade as Belgrade is more urban. Back in the rural places you would wake up, get fresh milk from your backyard, bacon from your neighbors pig, eggs from your grannies chickens, kajmak your grandpa made etc. and then you'd go and work your ass off day in and day out. Funny thing is that I see A LOT of neighbor hate online, but a fun fact is that I have NEVER IN MY LIFE endured any kind of animosity from ANY of our neighbors in real life, and I've been all over Balkan. Which is very interesting to me ngl. Also one more interesting thing is that there were findings in this area that date 5000BC, which is crazy when you think about it. Like, there were people here that predate even the Romans. It actually makes sense since Danube river has a delta (kinda like river Nile does), which made these lands very habitable, hospitable and fertile. One more fun fact, Serbia was a Turkish vassal state (or under slavery) for around 400 years, that's why there's a lot of Turkish influence here, with that being said if you really want to know about Serbian Inat and defiance, that's probably somewhere you could start. Imagine a Turkish force going to conquer and plunder Western Europe and some small country named Serbia said "the fuck you are" and stood ground on the Kosovo fields. Kinda like your more recent Persia v Sparta moment. To expand on that, we slaved for 400 people, they enforced "blood sacrifice" on us and took our firstborns to fight for the Ottoman empire, but Serbian mothers had that Inat in them so they often mutilated their sons in a variety of ways, they'd either cut their small finger so they couldn't hold a sabre or they would make a small cut somewhere so they could hopefully recognize them later in life when the Ottomans ordered them to come back to take a new batch of firstborns. Interesting thing about the Ottoman army composition was that they had the Janissary foot soldiers (Serbian children made into Ottoman soldiers) in the front, but the Serbian army always had cavalry in the front. So when they clashed the Ottomans never used Turkish foot soldiers, just the Serbian ones (to fight the Serbs). One last thing to close off the Inat section, as it happened with the Ottomans the same thing happened with the Nazi Germany, they wanted to go through but Serbs, again, said "the fuck you are" and that's how we fought against the Axis invasion and lost the most people per capita in WW1 (I'm not sure about WW2). Trust me you will never hear about my country when it comes to World Wars. Only that we started one. But you will never hear how one small country said fuck you to one of the biggest forces of those times and stood ground when everyone was cowering. Everyone talking about the French Resistance but no one speaks of our resistance for which Hitler himself devised a rule "For every German soldier dead, 100 Serbs will die, and for every wounded German, 50 will die." and we still beat their ass - I am immensely proud at our Inat as you can see.

So basicslly Servia is a hell hole 😮....

Just loooove it! Really enjoyed video 🫶🏼 big thanks from 🇷🇸

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0:37 Bravo for the true map of Serbia.

I read in the comments some objections to your video. Personally, I don't have a single complaint because you did everything with taste, respect and with good intentions. I am an atheist and I am not tied to any ideology that will limit me in accepting different cultures, religions and beliefs of any kind. I am a heterosexual who knows a lot of people and I have never met a single man in Serbia who declares himself to be gay. This is sad in my opinion because I would like all people to feel free to be who they are. Understand those people who are unable to understand you and don't let their ignorance affect your positive energy. The video is great!

Been there last week! It was awesome tour! Love to live in the village 😊

what I'm missing in the vid is the patriotism in Serbia. I just was at the guca festival a few days ago and i saw so much patriotism, so much praise for war "heros".

I see the the Serbian mentality like a Non-Newtonian fluid. If you force something you´ll feel the resistance and the Inat. Sometimes we are not against something per se, but if it is "showed down our throat" we will not accept (out of Inat). This is from my experience also with the LGBT "topic". Most people have no hate against LGBT people but when it is forced as a "new cool way of living" and presented that if you are just neutral and not supportive you are backwards etc. you´ll face the Inat strongly. I have few gay people in my circle and most are nice people not forcing their private life & views on you. Those who do, are not so positively seen and it has nothing to do with their lifestyle but rather what I wrote in the beginning, it seems forced and we don't like that. Same goes for the ultra orthodox tbh. but there is the threshold a bit higher as the society is a bit more traditional, yet again overstating your beliefs and forcing them will not get you far. However, a nice video. Not a clickbait like so many these days, kudos.

The scenery is among the nicest in Europe. So sorry you missed it, but at least you experienced the train from the Yugoslavia era.

The Victory Tower as you call it is the Victor Monument, placed in 1928, ten years after WW 1, to mark Serbia's victory over the Ottoman and Austrian-Hungarian Empires. The way you explained it is kinda off. The NATO bombings, "the most recent violence in the city", happened in 1999, not early 2000s. Calling the Church of Saint Sava a "monstrosity" was not appropriate. A better word would have been "grand" or "huge". As for the gays, most of the Serbian society is not really appreciative of that and the whole woke thing that's gone too far... but I guess we are learning to accept it. That doesn't mean we like it, so I wouldn't openly be gay in this place. Maybe Belgrade and Novi Sad are a bit more open to the idea, but certainly not the rest of the country. My advice to gay people is - keep it to yourself and not in public. Thanks for the video. Overall well done. But, this was a video only of Belgrade, whereas, judging by the title, we expected to see more of what you saw in the rest of Serbia.

6:38 is Novi Sad, not Belgrade.

Too many flashing images in the beginning.

Thank you for your video, it's awesome

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Serbia=Rusia=Nort Korea.....no democracy no freedom of media....

So much goes into this video. It's very pretty to watch❤

West promotes degeneracy in every way, and its not the issue here, people becoming aware more and more and going toward opposite direction thankfuly. Im not speaking only about homos but sexism in all forms, you can stick it in whatever, in radiator, in car exaust, or in a goat if you want and being a goat sticker like Albanians nobody cares if you do it in your walls.

Hope u enjoyed in our city.

5:13,hahaa yea when i was in school i would often get yelled at by teachers for mixing latin and cyrillic

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Thank you so much very Nice vidéo !! Thanks Vive la Serbie 🇷🇸 🇷🇸 🇷🇸

Digraphia in Serbian is rather a curse, not an advantage. It is a construct of communist ideology trying to make a hybrid Serbo-Croatian language that failed. The Croats got rid of it as soon as possible, the Serbs were forced into it and adopted it.

Nice explanation gents. Good eye and choice of words.

Is it difficult to meet someone through Grindr or any other app? What did you use?

1:33 I wanted to share a little more about Serbia's unique food traditions and Serbian cuisine. Serbia has a rich culinary heritage that is truly its own, with many dishes and customs not found anywhere else in the world. One of the most distinctive aspects is the tradition of Slava. This celebration, which honors a family's patron saint, has roots tracing back to early Celtic tribes. Serbia also uses over 4000 Celtic words and phrases to this day. It wouldn't be just to connect Serbia to strictly Slavic people, since Balkan as a whole is a mix of different tribes and influences. It's a beautiful tradition that showcases the deep cultural and spiritual ties within Serbian society. Serbian cuisine, centered around hearty dishes featuring mostly and traditionally cheese and meat, has developed independently over centuries. I wouldn't really say that some other country influenced Serbian dishes. Certain names might be similar or same, however the method of preparation tends to be entirely different. This focus on robust and nourishing foods has contributed to the physical characteristics of the people in the region through centuries of genetic growth, known for their muscular builds, height, and athletic abilities. Many great sportsmen came from Serbia. Just look a Novak Djokovic recently. It's important to appreciate that Serbia, despite its size, has a culinary tradition rich in history and flavor, reflecting the resilience and spirit of its people. Not to mention that regardless of how big the force was that attacked Serbia, Serbia is still here and those forces are written as defeated in the history books. Thank you for highlighting the diverse cuisines of the world! I hope you enjoyed your stay.

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