Americans in Moscow - Hunter Cawood

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  • Опубликовано: 21 дек 2024

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  • @hunterallstars
    @hunterallstars 2 месяца назад +109

    Thanks for the invite man! Had a blast!

    • @sandrama22
      @sandrama22 2 месяца назад +2

      What is your site on YT

    • @irinalapina270
      @irinalapina270 2 месяца назад +1

      Tell you dude Alexander Lee to stop deleting comments

    • @AlexanderJohnLee
      @AlexanderJohnLee  2 месяца назад +1

      @@irinalapina270I don’t delete anything lol😅

    • @AlexanderJohnLee
      @AlexanderJohnLee  2 месяца назад +2

      @@irinalapina270ur free to write your troll comments 😂

    • @irinalapina270
      @irinalapina270 2 месяца назад

      @@AlexanderJohnLee What troll comments? You literally deleted my innocent comment, dude. You are immature idiot thinking you are smarter than everyone else just because an American. Go back to where you were born. You don’t belong to Russian culture

  • @paulkindlon5496
    @paulkindlon5496 2 месяца назад +36

    I lived and worked in Moscow for 25 years. Greatest time of my life.

    • @Dionysus784
      @Dionysus784 7 дней назад

      till kgb arrested you for espionage

  • @TheDevilishSmile
    @TheDevilishSmile 2 месяца назад +103

    As an american guy almost 20 my voice is oktavist like so I started getting into russian stuff. I am tryna learn russian and want to live in russia in the future

    • @linaa3469
      @linaa3469 2 месяца назад +13

      ❤❤❤ From Far-East of Russia!

    • @VangaMSK
      @VangaMSK 2 месяца назад +9

      Добро пожаловать

    • @AAhilless
      @AAhilless 2 месяца назад +6

      Нам нужны молодые и активные люди.

    • @olga_d.82
      @olga_d.82 2 месяца назад +7

      привет из Москвы 🫂💋❤️☮️

    • @anatoligraour1038
      @anatoligraour1038 2 месяца назад

      Befour you do that, leave your devilish smile in US.

  • @TatianaMorozko-e1h
    @TatianaMorozko-e1h 2 месяца назад +70

    Хантер красавчик в прямом и переносном смысле. Мне нравится его позитивный подход к жизни. От таких людей сам заряжаешься. Успехов вам ребята. Надеюсь, что Россия станет для вас постоянным домом.

    • @ConcertGrande
      @ConcertGrande 2 месяца назад +5

      Очень хороший комплимент для этого молодого человека! Я только что провел 20 дней в Москве и ужинал в этом ресторане. Я бы хотела жить в России, но мне приходится ездить туда-сюда. Мой возраст не позволяет мне и моей семье здесь, во Франции, собрать чемоданы раз и навсегда.

    • @orionnew-uu2eh
      @orionnew-uu2eh 2 месяца назад

      ​@@ConcertGrande янки и европеан гоу хом

    • @ConcertGrande
      @ConcertGrande 2 месяца назад +7

      @@orionnew-uu2eh Ты единственный русский, кто мне это сказал!!!
      К счастью, я смог посетить Москву без вас, но мы молчим, что французы против Макрона и за память генерала де Голля!!! Изучайте свою историю, а не фигню! Да здравствует Россия!

    • @cepreupupkin2218
      @cepreupupkin2218 2 месяца назад +10

      @@ConcertGrande только он, скорей всего, не русский, а украинец. Спасибо вам за добрые слова! Обязательно приезжайте ещё. А лучше насовсем. Я тоже немолод и мне чем больше умных собеседников на скамеечке в парке, тем лучше)

    • @jackmade2027
      @jackmade2027 2 месяца назад +1

      ⁠@@ConcertGrandeне слушайте этого невежественного идиота, это скорее всего гражданин страны 404, их легко отличить от русских, они всегда агрессивные и обиженные)

  • @van_van_sky
    @van_van_sky 2 месяца назад +13

    Какие классные молодые и умные ребята приезжают в Москву! Здорово😍

  • @gregorybrutyan6473
    @gregorybrutyan6473 2 месяца назад +43

    How many languages a person knows, that’s how many times that person is a human being… - Omar Khiam (paraphrasing)

  • @IvanGagarinov
    @IvanGagarinov 2 месяца назад +35

    Watching this makes me feel nostalgic…Nice interview!

  • @vadimibraghimov4513
    @vadimibraghimov4513 2 месяца назад +50

    Great interview, thanks!

  • @DrLubaLee
    @DrLubaLee 2 месяца назад +24

    I really enjoyed this interview. Hunter’s insights, perspective and stories about his life in Russia are interesting and inspiring. Wishing him continued success!

  • @movization
    @movization 2 месяца назад +30

    Отличное получилось, 20 минут пролетели незаметно, так держать!

  • @yalex3117
    @yalex3117 2 месяца назад +15

    вы наверное не понимаете, но иностранцы, переехавшие в ближайшие годы в РФ обладают долей пассионарности. они не такие, как большинство на западе, и это классно, что они тут

  • @AmericanBoyInRussia
    @AmericanBoyInRussia 2 месяца назад +36

    BIG collab right here!

    • @АлекШев-д9ы
      @АлекШев-д9ы 2 месяца назад

      переведи на Русский... или у Вас мыслЯ приходит опослЯ ?

    • @cepreupupkin2218
      @cepreupupkin2218 2 месяца назад

      I subscribed to your channel. Do you intend to duplicate your videos to Rutube?

  • @capitosinora
    @capitosinora 2 месяца назад +40

    Hunter is an educated man who needs intellectual and cultural stimulation in his life

  • @MatthewSprint
    @MatthewSprint 2 месяца назад +25

    Yo I recognise this guy from that one Russian comedy show! Great you had him on

  • @raywasabi2900
    @raywasabi2900 2 месяца назад +11

    Great interview with a very interesting guest! Thanks for sharing

  • @realJimmy_Balls
    @realJimmy_Balls 2 месяца назад +70

    I wanna visit Vladivostok, i hear lots of Russo-Koreans live there so its pretty cool

    • @АндрейНикитенко-ф4с
      @АндрейНикитенко-ф4с 2 месяца назад +14

      Yes, there are many Russian Koreans there. In Russia, they have a very good reputation as hardworking, honest and successful people. For example, the creator of a large and very successful Russian marketplace Wildberries is Tatyana Kim. Russians transfer this opinion to all Koreans.

    • @-akila-
      @-akila- 2 месяца назад +14

      Наши корейцы живут во всей России. Замечательные трудолюбие и очень традиционные люди. Икона 90х Виктор Цой. До сих пор самый любимый

    • @marinabereza1523
      @marinabereza1523 2 месяца назад +1

      Я с Казахстана и там это большая диаспора Корейцев.

    • @ВиталийГришанов-к8з
      @ВиталийГришанов-к8з 2 месяца назад +1

      Самый знаменитый русский кореец в России певец Виктор Цой. Он погиб в автомобильной аварии много лет назад, но его песни живут до сих пор. Они так же популярны.

    • @user-kx9go9io7v
      @user-kx9go9io7v 21 день назад

      Sakhalin has more Rus Koreans. Come visit. Sakhalin is an island right above Japan

  • @MarkBird-l9d
    @MarkBird-l9d 2 месяца назад +17

    Keep going

  • @Levonm1953
    @Levonm1953 22 дня назад

    Hey Hunter!!!! Hi from Sevierville TN! So proud of you! I am from Sant Petersburg! 32 years i am here! So happy for you! You are in golden nest!!! Enjoy, behave lolol!

  • @backupsdopassado
    @backupsdopassado 2 месяца назад +13

    Great video

  • @Hainiji
    @Hainiji 2 месяца назад +15

    крутой парень

  • @ahmedmusa9821
    @ahmedmusa9821 2 месяца назад +13

    Nice.

  • @dmitrycherepov3242
    @dmitrycherepov3242 2 месяца назад +43

    One can totally tell Hunter is not Russian because he is the only one in the room with his coat on))

    • @AlexanderJohnLee
      @AlexanderJohnLee  2 месяца назад +5

      ahahah no, it's just for the video :)

    • @Yul-rl1uc
      @Yul-rl1uc 2 месяца назад +3

      Да уж, там же жарко. Как он сидит парится? 😮 Не понятно. Да и сидеть за столом в верхней одежде просто неприлично.

    • @veraafanasieva570
      @veraafanasieva570 2 месяца назад

      😊

  • @Ironknight01
    @Ironknight01 Месяц назад +2

    Very great conversation, very organic hooray!!!!!

  • @ad5792
    @ad5792 2 месяца назад +2

    That was fun and heart warming. Спасибо ребята!

  • @u.s.e.r.
    @u.s.e.r. 2 месяца назад +3

    Как точно и ёмко он описывает некоторые нюансы! 👍🏼

  • @Baraxes
    @Baraxes 2 месяца назад +3

    Great interview and amazing guest

  • @nesare15
    @nesare15 2 месяца назад +2

    Thank you, it was an interesting conversation

  • @MineFullStop
    @MineFullStop 2 месяца назад +3

    Good stuff guys!!

  • @DirkdeKlerk-z4d
    @DirkdeKlerk-z4d 15 дней назад

    Interesti😢ng interview. Thanks!
    The elephant in the room is the war. Big elephant.

  • @nettlecarrier8259
    @nettlecarrier8259 2 месяца назад +5

    Hunter has a cool jacket

  • @tommyhuffman7499
    @tommyhuffman7499 Месяц назад

    Very interesting conversation. Beautiful restaurant.

  • @LuxuryEventPainterCaridad
    @LuxuryEventPainterCaridad 2 месяца назад +6

    Great interview! That restaurant looks fantastic, could you share the name & location? I’ll be going to Moscow in December and would love to eat there. Thx ❤

    • @cepreupupkin2218
      @cepreupupkin2218 2 месяца назад +2

      Thousands of restaurants in Moscow look even better than this one.

    • @LuxuryEventPainterCaridad
      @LuxuryEventPainterCaridad 2 месяца назад

      @@cepreupupkin2218 I know but this one looks pretty good. Got any suggestions?😊

    • @Cathrine-c2l
      @Cathrine-c2l 2 месяца назад +1

      ​@@LuxuryEventPainterCaridad if you find it pretty good, then you Will be shocked when you see the level of restaurants in Moscow. This one looks provincial..but maybe the food is good I don't know

    • @EUCRider15
      @EUCRider15 2 месяца назад +2

      There are 14 Ukrainian restaurants and cafes in Moscow - this shows that Russians are not at war with Ukrainian culture. The waiters are dressed in Ukrainian national clothes - hence the conclusion - this is a Ukrainian restaurant.

    • @LuxuryEventPainterCaridad
      @LuxuryEventPainterCaridad 2 месяца назад

      @@Cathrine-c2l I’ve been to Moscow various times and have always enjoyed my time there and the restaurants. True, this one looks provincial and hearty. It might just be good.😊

  • @vladimirkravchenko6399
    @vladimirkravchenko6399 2 месяца назад +2

    как хорошо и метко сказал Ваш гость: как хорошо, когда найдешь то место, где чувствуешь себя счастливым! Очень приятно, что таким местом он считает Москву. Хочется пожелать ему удачи и счастья. И Вам тоже! how well and aptly your guest said: how good when you find the place where you feel happy! It is very pleasant that he considers Moscow such a place. I would like to wish him good luck and happiness. And you too!

  • @russianfolktales3641
    @russianfolktales3641 2 месяца назад +4

    Welcome comrades! And as a token of appreciation here is the only joke I know in English: Two Russian friends Went in a bar and ordered beer vodka.
    One of them adds: - Make sure the mug glass is clean!
    After a minute the waiter brings two beer mugs vodka glasses and asks: - Which of you ordered beer vodka in a clean mug glass?

  • @elenah8582
    @elenah8582 2 месяца назад +1

    Fun interview! Спасибо. Would you consider to do a video about how to start a process of applying to study in Russia? At what age (after graduating from a high school in a different country, for instance USA) would it make sense to study at a Russian university? What level of Russian language is needed to study, etc. Thank you.

    • @AnnaAnna-fd6yz
      @AnnaAnna-fd6yz 2 месяца назад

      By law, you can enroll in the first year of a Russian university at any age. However, the main admission age is 18-22 years.

    • @elenah8582
      @elenah8582 2 месяца назад

      @@AnnaAnna-fd6yz thank you

    • @Boris_Klimov
      @Boris_Klimov Месяц назад

      @@AnnaAnna-fd6yz Law in today's russia ? what law ?

  • @sandrama22
    @sandrama22 2 месяца назад +15

    Two good looking Russian guys ❤

    • @mohammedgharbiyah6566
      @mohammedgharbiyah6566 2 месяца назад +2

      They're both American

    • @cepreupupkin2218
      @cepreupupkin2218 2 месяца назад

      @@mohammedgharbiyah6566 This does not prevent them from being Russian)

    • @AAhilless
      @AAhilless 2 месяца назад

      ​​​@@mohammedgharbiyah6566гражданство американское, а так они в полне могут быть как рускими, сицилийцами, венецианцами, баварцами, шотландцами и тд.

    • @mohammedgharbiyah6566
      @mohammedgharbiyah6566 2 месяца назад

      @@AAhilless if you and your ancestors have been in the US for more than 100 years and you go to Italy and call yourself Italian or to Germany and call yourself German when you are like 25% genetically, they will laugh at you. They are American. I’m sure they would’ve stated if their ancestry/ethnicity was Russian anyway, which it isn’t

    • @joedi6585
      @joedi6585 2 месяца назад

      @@mohammedgharbiyah6566 haha yeah… from your name I’m guessing your Arabic, Muslims? Wonder if you’ll get a warm welcome in Moscow like these “American Russian guys” 😉

  • @meka4996
    @meka4996 2 месяца назад +4

    Under a laser target during the whole interview :)))

    • @ЮлияКотова-е6з
      @ЮлияКотова-е6з 2 месяца назад +3

      😂😂😂 да, у нас так, кровавый режим!😉 ЛЮБЛЮ МОЮ РОССИЮ

    • @ЕвгенийИ-ь9м
      @ЕвгенийИ-ь9м 2 месяца назад +4

      Я пишу этот коммент и мой КГБ надзиратель смотрит на меня не одобрительно качает головой

  • @apieceofart130
    @apieceofart130 Месяц назад

    Hunter was a good friend of mine in HS! Cool dude very down to earth guy!

  • @Droomerz-nl8dp
    @Droomerz-nl8dp 2 месяца назад +6

    😊

  • @lekmark3825
    @lekmark3825 2 месяца назад +1

    Почему та ответ на последнего вопрос, яндекс браузер оставил без перевода, странно.

  • @bjhgu6tu6vufib
    @bjhgu6tu6vufib 2 месяца назад +6

    Добро пожаловать в Третий Рим!

    • @orionnew-uu2eh
      @orionnew-uu2eh 2 месяца назад +1

      третий исламбад они неруси кругом

    • @RobDayAU
      @RobDayAU Месяц назад

      Третий Рим - Википедия:
      Третий Рим - фашистский Рим после Имперского и Папского, также был названием плана Муссолини по расширению Рима в направлении Остии и моря.

  • @olga_d.82
    @olga_d.82 2 месяца назад +3

    привет из Москвы
    🫂💋❤️☮️

  • @garic80
    @garic80 2 месяца назад +2

    Guys, I'll surprise you - but this is the Ukrainian restaurant "Korchma" in Russia. Google it if you don't believe me, this is their signature interior. 🤣🤣

  • @VladimirPetrov-s9i
    @VladimirPetrov-s9i 2 месяца назад

    Super cool 😎

  • @hansschwartz1480
    @hansschwartz1480 2 месяца назад +3

    What’s the reason he was invited onto the game show? Because he’s American? Were there other foreigners on the game show?

  • @diegodelsol1309
    @diegodelsol1309 2 месяца назад +6

    A type of chicken cutlet I'm guessing?

    • @AlexanderJohnLee
      @AlexanderJohnLee  2 месяца назад +2

      no, it's a chicken dish that has the name of a capital lol

    • @dmitrycherepov3242
      @dmitrycherepov3242 2 месяца назад +4

      Котлета по-киевски

    • @AlexanderJohnLee
      @AlexanderJohnLee  2 месяца назад +1

      @@dmitrycherepov3242 по московский

    • @irinalapina270
      @irinalapina270 2 месяца назад

      @@AlexanderJohnLee Capital lol, stop deleting my comments, dude. It is not cool. You choose to come to the Ukrainian restaurant to film this interview and ordered Chicken Kiev (kiev cutlet) talking about how wonderful it is to live in Russia. I simply replied to someones comment who thinks it is a Russian restaurant - I just commented it is not a Russian restaurant, but Ukrainian. You deleted my comment. Go back to America! You don’t belong to Russia, entitled ignorant idiot with no education thinking he is smarter than everyone else in the world.

  • @alanmcgarrah5896
    @alanmcgarrah5896 2 месяца назад +6

    Did he actually say that you can be more open and honest in expressing your opinion in Russia and the censorship is from America?

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад +2

      It's true.

    • @joedi6585
      @joedi6585 2 месяца назад +1

      @@chickenlover657 Russia isn’t “woke”, yet. But I can’t imagine any sane objective human to say you can be more honest and open in expression of opinions in Russia than USA…

    • @alanmcgarrah5896
      @alanmcgarrah5896 2 месяца назад

      Especially when I hear they are arresting people who speak out against the war against Ukraine ( oops…I mean the military excursion…wink, wink)

    • @ad5792
      @ad5792 2 месяца назад

      @@alanmcgarrah5896 You cant be too careful when entire "west" is against you and its right on your border. Scheming and plotting, including terrorist acts. Not some "influencing elections", "russiagate" crap.

    • @chickenlover657
      @chickenlover657 2 месяца назад +1

      @@joedi6585 I guarantee you it is true. I lived in both countries for a number of years (I'm from neither) and it is an undeniable fact.

  • @KitikKitik-x6r
    @KitikKitik-x6r 2 месяца назад +1

    I envy people who have someone to go to a restaurant with. Unfortunately, my friend and my wife are my smartphone and computer.😔

    • @Desperado-xk7ju
      @Desperado-xk7ju 2 месяца назад

      Ты не одинок в этом деле. 😅

  • @yasenkrasen1581
    @yasenkrasen1581 2 месяца назад +5

    Well, if a person aspires to high intelligence, then he should study St. Petersburg in Dostoevsky's places, and not in bars or restaurants.

  • @aristede9954
    @aristede9954 2 месяца назад

    Would you do a story on Moscow State Linguistic University or MSLU.. They do a lot of great work in promoting the Russian language...in fact they recently did a trip to Istanbul to celebrate International East West Russian Language Week

  • @JoBlakeLisbon
    @JoBlakeLisbon 2 месяца назад

    Great to see dynamic American guys doing their thing in Russia!
    Interesting point about censorship in English.

  • @EUCRider15
    @EUCRider15 2 месяца назад +20

    It's a Ukrainian restaurant in Moscow.

    • @sofyadeeva5985
      @sofyadeeva5985 2 месяца назад +17

      It doesn't matter who are called Ukrainians today and who are Russians, we are all Russians.

    • @terefefeyssa877
      @terefefeyssa877 2 месяца назад +5

      He already told you that it is a Russian restaurant. Why did you want to play this game?

    • @irinalapina270
      @irinalapina270 2 месяца назад

      @@terefefeyssa877 It looks Ukrainian. The food they ordered looks traditional Ukrainian and the staff serving guests are dressed in traditional Ukrainian outfits. The interviewer even wants to say out loud the name of the second course they ordered-it looks like Chicken Kiev with a mashed potato but they doubted to say what it was and laughed as they tony want to provoke wrong feelings.
      It just tells me that Russians who dine in a fully packed Ukrainian restaurant in the center of Moscow don’t care about Ukrainians and their for so long time screwed mentality of hating Russian people and telling everyone in Europe to do the same. Russian people are above the nonsense cancelling everything Ukrainian since the owner of this place is not at fault of a political situation and is simply passionate about food and feeding people, and making money. Cancelling everyone who belongs to the culture or country whose political course is not supported by Western media and government is called radical nationalism, radicalism, racism and xenophobia. That’s what Ukrainians and Westerners do towards Russian people.

    • @IvanIvanov-n2p
      @IvanIvanov-n2p 2 месяца назад +3

      ​@@irinalapina270and this planet is called ukraina

    • @irinalapina270
      @irinalapina270 2 месяца назад

      @@IvanIvanov-n2p Which planet? I don’t understand your sarcasm.

  • @ОлегВолохов-ж8у
    @ОлегВолохов-ж8у 2 месяца назад +8

    Эй ай уй ой, мириканец дарагой!

  • @shariyidioto723
    @shariyidioto723 Месяц назад +6

    From what I’ve gathered just today, there’s this information coming straight from a Russian state-owned media network: "Moscow. October 24. INTERFAX RU - Almost 200 VPN services have been blocked in Russia, said the Director of the Center for Monitoring and Control of Public Communication Networks (CMCPN) of Roskomnadzor, Sergey Khutorstev."
    Now, how does this line up with your words about Russia offering more freedom than the USA?
    I want to add this part from the same report: "Separately, we are working with VPN services that violate Russian law by bypassing blockages. At the moment, 197 VPN services have been blocked," said Khutorstev on Thursday at the Spectrum 2024 forum.
    Seems like their actions and words aren’t walking the same path, are they?

    • @andrewandrew554
      @andrewandrew554 Месяц назад

      Freedom, Money, Will, War, Family, Friends, Faith and lots of other words have very different meanings for each individual

    • @shariyidioto723
      @shariyidioto723 Месяц назад +2

      @@andrewandrew554 Only "justice." It’s the one term everyone understands on its own. This is one reason bad actors like Putin use it repeatedly to their advantage. But without a true rule of law, citizens are misled about the meaning of justice itself, as it becomes a tool of manipulation rather than a principle of fairness and accountability.

    • @DanLee-qz2xw
      @DanLee-qz2xw Месяц назад +3

      You are absolutely right - it does not line up with any normal logic - but what to expect from these grifters subsidized by RT ?
      They are not here to tell about miserable russian world, were ignorance, failure, poverty, envy, hate, terror, violence and destruction are the norm or a colossal terror and horror world were human life as no value and the population is treated like cattle or at best as disposable slaves

  • @SvetlanaTeslya
    @SvetlanaTeslya 2 месяца назад

    👍❤❤❤

  • @apieceofart130
    @apieceofart130 Месяц назад

    The Russian language calligraphy is so beautiful

  • @ТинаВолина
    @ТинаВолина 2 месяца назад +24

    Это украинский ресторан. На Украине с 2016 года начали активно закрывать русские кафе,магазины,школы. Даже когда сожгли 2016 году русских в доме профсоюзов в Киеве,даже когда годами бомбили с 2016 года Донбасс и Луганск, люди в России не грабили или сжигали украинские кафе,магазины,машины с украинскими номерами в России, как это делали на Украине. Показатель менталитета народа.

    • @ГригорийСиницын-з3й
      @ГригорийСиницын-з3й 2 месяца назад +7

      Эй, стоп! Не надо путать 2014-й с 2016-м, не надо путать Одессу с Киевом. Это подрывает доверие ко всему остальному Вами сказанному.

    • @Skylar.alx8
      @Skylar.alx8 2 месяца назад +3

      Всё описанное вами началось/случилось в 2014.

    • @lanashelby4527
      @lanashelby4527 2 месяца назад +1

      Русские помнят , что такое нацизм. Украинцы нацисты и поэтому, делают то, что им привычно . Громят, убивают.

    • @lanashelby4527
      @lanashelby4527 2 месяца назад +1

      @@ГригорийСиницын-з3йвсе началось с 2014 года, когда совершили гос переворот при помощи CIA , даже Виктория Нуланд призналась в этом в своем интервью. Уже весь мир знает об этом. Только кастрюлеголовые верят в сказку про демократию 😂😂😂

    • @RobDayAU
      @RobDayAU Месяц назад

      @@lanashelby4527 who annexed Crimea ? CIA or Виктория Нуланд ?

  • @genripper-b8q
    @genripper-b8q 2 месяца назад

    hunter is Lord Haw-Haw.

  • @aestheticdecadence
    @aestheticdecadence 2 месяца назад

    The name of the dish is chicken Kiev

  • @kathrynatkins4122
    @kathrynatkins4122 Месяц назад

    Wow interviewing an American in Russia how exciting?

  • @Globalhealthlab
    @Globalhealthlab 2 месяца назад

    Wow, so apparently there are few young living in Russia and like it 🙀😅🙌

  • @Erik-pt2yw
    @Erik-pt2yw Месяц назад

    ''yeah, no" - дуд реалли турнед рашен 💀

  • @djz8033
    @djz8033 2 месяца назад

    foul! no clips from the tv show

  • @waynemclaughlin96
    @waynemclaughlin96 2 месяца назад +9

    I think a lot of Russians move to America for a lot of different reasons. In the 19th century, the Russians and the Ukrainians moved to America for economic reasons and to seek a better life for themselves and their family. During the 2 world wars in Europe, like other Europeans, the Russians and the Ukrainians who were able to get out got out as quickly as possible from Russia and the Ukraine. During the Soviet Union era in present-day Russia, the Russians practically had to defect to America or to any other countries in the West. I remember the 1980s when a lot of Russian dancers ballet for example defecting to the United States when they were on tour in America and the same thing with the Russian Olympians too when the Olympics was on in America. Now a days for some Russians, especially the younger generation, it's for different reasons. For the Russians who are a part of the LGBT community in Russia 🇷🇺 are not allowed to be themselves outside of their homes in Moscow for example or in St. Petersburg. I watched a video of a young gay Russian man from Russia who was forced to seek asylum in the United States where he lives now in the State of California of course. I find it funny that the Democrat LGBT community in America thinks Donald Trump is going to round them all up and put them all in jail for being gay and lesbian and transgenders. Far from it. Donald Trump has no problem with their lifestyle they just need to toned it down and stop being so footloose and fancy free on the streets of America. Alexander, as you and Hunter Cawood are living in Moscow you will notice there are no rainbow flags and trans flags everywhere nor rainbow crosswalks either like would see in the countries of the West like America and Canada and the UK and Australia, etc... ? Since you both are from the Southern State of Tennessee why is neither of you have a Southern accent ? Is it because of living in Russia 🇷🇺 ? Even Dolly Parton from Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, has a Southern accent. 😊 Cheers 🍻

    • @overbe
      @overbe 2 месяца назад +2

      Russian gays seeking asylum in USA? Smells fishy.. Nobody cares about your sexuality.There are quite a few public figures who are openly gay, including singers, dancers and even one of the Moscow mayor candidates. People have issue with that when you are trying to force your views on the kids, pretty much like conservatives vs neo-progressives in USA

    • @vz8323
      @vz8323 2 месяца назад

      Возьмите всех геев к себе и оставьте уж мир и Россию в покое.

    • @RobDayAU
      @RobDayAU Месяц назад

      @@overbe what do they force you to do ? bake a cake for gay wedding ?

  • @sindianahamra281
    @sindianahamra281 2 месяца назад

    Please react to Dimash sos slavic bazar❤❤❤❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🤍💜♥️🌺🌸🍄🌼🌷🌹🌼🌷🌹

  • @janbael4675
    @janbael4675 Месяц назад

    You are both very knowledgeable about Russia. I would love to hear both of you discuss the pros/cons of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, or are you afraid to discuss that on RUclips? I'm sure you could both support Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine by enlisting in the Russian army. I really hope the US doesn't have to trade some arms dealer for either of you when you finally make your FSB handlers mad.

    • @S_slakt
      @S_slakt Месяц назад

      The main thing is that you don't annoy your curators in Kiev... Or in Washington? Imagine that not everyone is interested in Ukraine and the world does not revolve only around this conflict

  • @lanael7278
    @lanael7278 2 месяца назад

    What kind of visa would you have to have to live for that long in Russia?

    • @AlexanderJohnLee
      @AlexanderJohnLee  2 месяца назад +1

      Good question. I was on a student visa and later private visa. I think Hunter is on a humanitarian or maybe work visa. My passport is full of Russian visas lol

  • @ОльгаКирюшкина-ш8о
    @ОльгаКирюшкина-ш8о 2 месяца назад +1

    Вы ничего не показываете. Только рассказ

  • @lareenalarina3385
    @lareenalarina3385 Месяц назад +1

    Когда он рассказывал о русских, всё время говорил "мы". Мы ходим в театры, мы читаем и обсуждаем книги и т.д. Так что никакой это не американец. Ментально он относит себя к русским, просто говорит по английски.

    • @AnnaAnna-fd6yz
      @AnnaAnna-fd6yz Месяц назад

      Ну, у него русская мама, поэтому он может так говорить. По сравнению с другими американцами ему легче интегрироваться в общество. Он до 18 лет жил в США и от мамы знал несколько слов. В 2016 переехал в Москву и остался.

  • @djz8033
    @djz8033 2 месяца назад +1

    sanctions are killing Russia😂

    • @terefefeyssa877
      @terefefeyssa877 Месяц назад

      @djz8033: Why are you laughing? Me and my uncle are really upset right now😳

  • @PeriferijaPeriferije
    @PeriferijaPeriferije 2 месяца назад

    this is a "dangerous" young man...I can totally see why would a girl offer to do his homework..jk....lol
    ...awesome interview...thank you both ...

  • @didi_mega_dudu
    @didi_mega_dudu 2 месяца назад +1

    Russia IS Europe, you should know that

    • @Cathrine-c2l
      @Cathrine-c2l 2 месяца назад

      Did he say it was not? 😮

  • @AnnaAnna-fd6yz
    @AnnaAnna-fd6yz 2 месяца назад

    с жнем ро же ня 🤭

  • @dididiiia
    @dididiiia Месяц назад

    Ты похож на русского

  • @petervanderjagt7136
    @petervanderjagt7136 2 месяца назад +1

    Please stop saying "like" every few words.

  • @musicjuly3415
    @musicjuly3415 15 дней назад

    Lol no it's not a Russian restaurant. Ukrainian food, Ukrainian drink, staff dressed in traditional Ukrainian clothes, Ukrainian decor...

  • @yasenkrasen1581
    @yasenkrasen1581 2 месяца назад +3

    Эти американцы. Клише, шаблоны, обобщения. Правда получается я тоже с клише хех) Чел, в России людей, которые молятся на Запад, не больше, чем таких американцев, которые в США сносят памятники Колумбу или Джорджу Вашингтону. Расширяй круг общения, если тебе попадаются такие русские.

    • @Cathrine-c2l
      @Cathrine-c2l 2 месяца назад +1

      Это правда.
      Очень раздражает, когда люди ничего не понимают и не знают, и начинают нести весь этот бред на камеру с умным видом😂 это вообще очень типичная американская черта и их надо одергивать, чтобы переставали. Иначе они не впишутся и относиться к ним будут не очень. Не уверен, так и скажи...может быть возможно.. Но нет, он думают, что все знают

  • @Chuck-o1d
    @Chuck-o1d 2 месяца назад +6

    So does this guy have anything to offer for Russia other than the fact he holds an American passport?
    Kinda interesting because you mentioned in your previous video about Russian people’s obsession with foreigners and how you wish it was less. Is this a case for your woes?
    By the way I know my comment is negative but I’m definitely not one of those NATO trolls… just curious about the Russian mentality and attitude towards westerners.

    • @hunterallstars
      @hunterallstars 2 месяца назад +13

      Great question. I’d like to think that I have a lot to offer. We didn’t go much into this during the video, but after I graduated with my masters degree here in Russia - I immediately started working with Russian startups and helping them expand into Western markets. After about 4 years of that, I transitioned into real estate working for an international company. In that role, I’ve created multiple jobs for Russians and I hope to create many more.

    • @hansschwartz1480
      @hansschwartz1480 2 месяца назад

      @@hunterallstars Interesting. Seems like you took offense to that guy’s comment haha. I think it’s normal for him to assume such things given the amount of weird sexpats and unqualified English teachers roaming in lesser developed regions of the world that have a weird fascination for native English speakers. 😂
      May I ask what you studied for your masters? Seems like you have fully immersed into their society! That’s wonderful. Do you have a Russian passport?

    • @Chuck-o1d
      @Chuck-o1d 2 месяца назад

      @@hunterallstars haha ok my bad bro… you definitely have something to offer Russia, more so than the guys coming solely for girls there, or native English speakers living in Russia who have a vocabulary base of привет and собака lol
      So you’ve created jobs for Russians? I don’t know how that works but enlightening if you want with all your achievements. As for Russian startups, I can’t imagine with the level of corruption there, workforce dwindling as many men fled during the war, and Americas repetitive sanctions these companies could exist and be profitable.
      By the way, I’m not anti Russian at all. I’m trying to understand why many westerners hate even fear Russia (add China to this list too). And addressing your friend’s previous video about the Russian attitude towards Americans, especially White Americans, it’s definitely weird and kinda sad. Seems like many Russians pedestalize people based on nationality and race. Not sure why they invited you on a game show, but I’m sure it’s not because of your amazing personality 😂

    • @djz8033
      @djz8033 2 месяца назад

      west is yesterdays news, poor and bankrupt. get over it

    • @PeriferijaPeriferije
      @PeriferijaPeriferije 2 месяца назад +1

      @Chuck
      ooof.
      I grew up working and still work in international (diplomatic) institution and similar environs often mingling with business ppl and intl affairs ppl.
      One thing I noticed is that having an outgoing personality with appropriate education and skills to bridge the gap or even sometimes divide is essential. That has to be accompanied by hunger for knowledge and cultural appreciation. This guy has it
      I can see why he would be an asset to all sides conducting business or anything intl related esp if it involves Americans.
      After all, a small US business delegation would be more comfortable during having an American there for practical reasons. Heck entire Europe is Americanized. Even stupid culture wars are imported
      We,=as in the so called East, were two different worlds..in every sense..history, governance, economy and culture
      From the begining of silk road we needed ppl who can connect us.
      So seeing Hunter thrive..imo nothing to do with internalized inferiority complex of Russians but right guy at the right time at the right place.
      The guy is young, educated, energetic and a go-getter who speaks Russian and is immersed in both worlds. I'd like to have that kind of profile on my team during any event esp. business related.
      I'm from the ex YU (the Balkans) and just like post Soviet space everything western was idolized. I agree with you on that..and that it needs to end.
      That was a result of decades of propaganda from the West and failure of domestic authorities to counter it effectively. The grass is greener kind of thing. That is changing and changing fast in most of the world but esp. Russia.
      Crucial part is seeing ppl come there for the right reasons. After all, West boasts about attracting the brightest minds from everywhere for decades. Why can't the same be true for Russia, or China ..?
      Finally, world is expanding as more countries seek to develop sustainably and I can only congratulate ppl like Hunter on having foresight and courage, stamina and discipline to pursue all options...we could all use more of that.
      As for worker shortage..pls..plenty of immigrants are able to come in as long as Russia learns from e.g. UK ie makes sure they are not problematic and troublemakers dealt with properly.
      Business like water will always find a way and I for one am happy to see Russia welcoming and being chosen by such energetic ppl like Hunter and others who can help boost its continued development.

  • @NianLisa
    @NianLisa 2 месяца назад +4

    Thank you for your videos mate.. . Crypto education is what the world needs the most right now. I don’t think that buy and hold is a valid investment strategy anymore. Not too diluted and to a degree, follows Evelyn’s trading ideas and signal tips for your portfolio growth and aggressiveness. She is a woman who has not only taught me what the cryptocurrency trading world looks like but a secret to uplift my finance. Buying crypto and waiting for the price to shoot up is not the best way to invest in the market but buying and trading is. Evelyn Infurna’s trade signaIs does the heavy lifting, generating competitive returns for crypto traders and investors in the form of money and peace of mind. Time in the market vs. timing the market. If you keep that mentality as an investor, you will stay calm during the storm! Within some months I was making a lot more money and have continued on that same path...

  • @-akila-
    @-akila- 2 месяца назад +2

    Вот посмотришь на парней и ведь их от русских не отличить)

    • @tamaravladimirova4445
      @tamaravladimirova4445 2 месяца назад

      Ну не скажите, физически более крепкие. Все-таки американская пища богаче белком

    • @Sckif74
      @Sckif74 2 месяца назад +1

      @@tamaravladimirova4445 американская пища богаче жирами

    • @ВладимирИванов-ч3ч
      @ВладимирИванов-ч3ч 2 месяца назад +1

      @@tamaravladimirova4445 ​ или потому, что в богатой белком американской пище больше гормонов роста.

  • @russianballet681
    @russianballet681 2 месяца назад +1

    Похоже, что это украинский ресторан , поэтому ты не назвал блюдо. Наверное, это котлеты по- киевски😊

  • @TJsFamilyTalks-qk9vk
    @TJsFamilyTalks-qk9vk Месяц назад

    Hey, friend! It is Ukrainian restaurant by the way, not Russian.
    Taras Bulba is Ukrainian hero

  • @ericl3653
    @ericl3653 2 месяца назад

    Haha this Hunter fellow … did he really just compare Russian people’s attitude towards him as if they were 16 year old girls? This fellow’s ego must be through the roof as 16 year girls usually get all giddy in front of “celebrities”. Hunter all stars? Do you really see yourself as a movie star in Russia? 😂

    • @hunterallstars
      @hunterallstars 2 месяца назад +2

      Ahaha.. No.. I think the distractions in the background cut me off and disrupted the point I was trying to make. I was trying to say there’s this unnecessary fixation/idolization with America - as if America is way cooler and a paradise compared to Russia. Hollywood has done a good job of giving people that impression. My point is not that they act giddy, it’s that like a lot of 16 year old girls - there’s an element of insecurity, not realizing how beautiful and incredible their own country is.
      As for Hunter All Stars - that’s not about me. That’s a reference to the guests I invite on my podcast where I interview Russian stars and Russians who deserve to be stars.

    • @ericl3653
      @ericl3653 2 месяца назад

      @@hunterallstars uh huh… ok I see.
      I mean, Russia is a pretty cool country with a rich history and many aspects of their society would be very attractive to westerners, I mean, you and your friend in your video are good examples. But let’s not kid ourselves, there are reasons why many Russians, I’m afraid more than you’ll admit, that in a second would choose to go to America or even Europe if they have the chance.
      The irony of the fixation and idolization of America, is that if many Russians didn’t have these attitude, I don’t think your experience in Russia would be the same, or as “good”. As someone who has met a good number of foreigners who have lived and worked in Russia, there seems to be a pattern, which unfortunately paints many Russians as prejudiced towards non European White people and treating others better or worse based on nationality. It’s quite evident when in Russia they have large discrimination towards Caucasians and Muslim Asians. So if it wasn’t for Americas media brainwashing, I don’t know…

    • @ericl3653
      @ericl3653 Месяц назад

      @@Boris_Klimov are you russian?

  • @SLAVASAVIOUK
    @SLAVASAVIOUK 2 месяца назад

    Kiev Chicken!

  • @anatoligraour1038
    @anatoligraour1038 2 месяца назад

    You probably never meet a real russian man, and try to tell him that hi is like a 5 years old boy, and see what well happened next.

    • @joedi6585
      @joedi6585 2 месяца назад

      Hahaha these guys are probably used to having their ass kissed by Russians who for some reason idolize a person just because they are from America.

  • @Gtown9011
    @Gtown9011 2 месяца назад

    America has way too much of a capitalism going on. As a result, you have a frat race going on around the clock and that’s the reason nobody’s happy except for only a select few. Places like Russia India and many countries are around the world, even though people have less money and their way too real and happy then America and Canada.

  • @FormaSeeyl
    @FormaSeeyl Месяц назад +1

    Traitor

  • @Bilingvish
    @Bilingvish 2 месяца назад

    Cheap