As a Turkish person, you captured everything very beautifully Mimo! Thank you so much for remembering one of the biggest disaster of Turkey. 🙏🏻 And thank you for including Syria too. 🙏🏻 You really are a beautiful hearted person! Much love from Turkey. 👋🏻😊❤🇹🇷
Mimo, as a Turkish person, I'd like to thank you because you make ppl realise how wide the world actually is. The Western Countries and the U.S.A. are only a few of many. Thanks for speaking up and being the voice of the voiceless. You keeping talking about Gazza and emphasising on these horrific events is inspiring so many ppl to keep speaking up, too. Go girl!
I take back all the nice words. I know mimo is a good person but when you have a big audience you do your research. Talking about an alleged genocide while introducing our country to world is sooo wrong.
Mimo genocide means "the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.". The situation in Turkey was not the same. Even today, we still discover mass grave zones of Turkish people. There was a war and both part were killing each other. The reason you did not know because it's not a genocide.
@@slaycetinkaya1631 Just because there were some people who were Armenians that did bad things against the Empire doesn't mean that it's not a genocide anymore. And quite a few genocides take place at wartime...
I love your World Doll Cakes segments. The information you share is valuable and the outfits/dresses are so beautiful. I share these with my daughters (15 and 11) to encourage them to learn about other countries. Thank you for sharing!💖 And I love kibbeh! I had an Arabic student whose mom would make us little delicacies as a thank you. Gift cards are great but her sharing their culture was beautiful 💖
Turkey is my all.time favourite place to visit!! I've been three times and always feel thr biggest sense of peace that I don't feel anywhere else in the world, not even my home country (England). Seni seviyorum istanbul'da!
As a Moroccan I'm so fascinated by Turkey and my sister loves Turkish drama and music . Most households in Morocco enjoy watching Turkish TV series . Love to Turkey from Morocco 🇲🇦🇹🇷
As a Turk, thank you for remembering this awful disaster.❤️ Unfortunately a part of my family did lose their homes to the earthquake but nobody got injured. You also represented our culture perfectly and we obviously dont dress like this everyday but in cultural dances and events we do. Again, thank you for this barbie and your appreciation to this disaster🙏 (BTW it took approximately 100,000 people. Dont get fooled by the interenet)
Thank you for mentioning the Kurds! Beautiful cake. My parents absolutely loved Turkey when they went. They said it was the place where they'd met the kindest people.
one of my favourite things about Turkey (never been there, just what i hear) is how many things are rose flavored, and that rose jam is a speciality there! The cuisine seems divine!
Aww thank you Mimo! I was looking forward to seeing you make a Turkish doll cake, I’m sad it’s under this memory but greatly appreciate that you remembered! ❤
I've visited Istanbul twice, it's such a beautiful city and county. When I went this last time, they had such an outpouring of support for Palestine, it was so moving 💗🇵🇸💗
Thank you so much mimo for remembering what happened! As a turkish person thats from Hatay (one of the cities that was effected from the earthquake) i am so happy that people didnt forget and are still talking about it❤
as a turk i am honored that a person as amazing as u noticed us! I remember the morning of the earthquake and my family was scared for my extended family living there. its still in effect and it is saddening.
My neighbor is Turkish and his nephew is now here all alone no mom and dad because they went back to help their family but the kid is to traumatised to go back my dad even had to drive them to the doctor because they don’t speak Dutch that well ( he had a panic attack ) so I love that u still put attention to it. ❤
Cute cake. You forgot the Turkish drama tv shows. My mother in law is obsessed with them. Now granted in our house their mouths move in Turkish but the voice is dubbed in Moroccan Arabic. Drives me up the wall. lol
I cant wait to see the Netherlands one day! Ive never seen even one video mentioning my country EVER on RUclips. I will keep on watching this series until I see my country, haha
Thank you for educating us on all of these cultures. Being of Greek and Cypriot heritage (I don't live in either country, I'm a first generation Aussie), all I know about Turkey is what they've done to my ancestors and that my mum almost died as a young child due to the war in Cyprus. She and my yiayia made it onto the last plane out of Cyprus before the airport was bombed. I know that a country's past actions and even the government and military's current actions do not reflect the opinions of all of the citizens so it's nice actually learning a bit about Turkish culture not coming from a place of hate.
hey mimo! i just want to say thank you for mentioning kurds! ive never seen any creator mention them before as a kurd myslef this amdr my day thank uou for spreading awareness about palastine as well i’ve learned so much from you much love 💖
I do think that education about and awareness of the Armenian Genocide is growing here in the US - I'm a young adult, and in my world history class in high school we had a day where our teacher pasted up firsthand accounts of the genocide around the room, and we all spent the class period walking around and reading them in complete silence. It was an experience that really stuck with me. Shameful that it took our govt. so long to formally recognize that a genocide happened there, but I guess that's pretty par for the course.
Just yesterday we learned about this genocide. Our teacher had up pictures of the Armenian and gave us first hand accounts from those making the march across the desert. It was truly awful what they had to experience.
Lokum is absolutely delicious. My mam is getting married to a Turkish man in April and I can't wait to meet his whole family and finally get back to Turkey after so many years away
That earthquake was such a devastating event. It’s only been a year and you’re the first person that’s mentioned it here in months but I guess it has been quite an eventful year? Still, that was crazy sad. Another incident that was made worse by human neglect. 😢
As a Turkish person, im very happy you did this cake! Thank you for mentioning the big disaster and spreading awareness. God bless you! All the Turkish people are very happy you’ve done this video. Sorry if my English is kinda bad, im still learning! 🇹🇷😊
I was born in the Netherlands, but I am Turkish. The Earthquake impacted us all. We are still very emotional about it. The amount of children we lost. But it was easier to accept and let go than what is happening in Palestine right now. An Eartquake is a natural disaster and the damage was done, but we can still influence what is happening in Gaza. I have never suffered mentally this much in my life because of something. I had to step away from the media for a few weeks because I could not function anymore (as I am also chronically ill with a toddler). It hit us all with reality. On how cruel politics are and how little children lives matter when it comes to money and power. I never felt so lost and so desperate and hopeless. It feels like i have lost so many children of my own. As a mother I morn the deaths of the children. Not a day goes by without Palestine in my mind. We do whatever we can. We protest, we write, we donate but I dont know anymore. We have failed humanity.. I couldnt even look in the faces of the Palestinians I know. The pain and dissappointment is all over.. I just want to the Palestinians to know. Dont you ever believe the world didnt hear or see. There are just to many powerful bad people that are in our ways... 🇳🇱🇵🇸🫶 free Palestine. And I will do whatever I can to spread the word and support. To the Palestinians,, most beautiful souls I have ever seen.
omg one of my best friends is turkish and lived their when they was yunger i love when they tell me abt what it was like and what the culture is like ❤
love it, tho wedding dresses are still white here this kinda velvet red gold dress is for kına gecesi (henna night) people have a little bit before the wedding (it's a party where the couple usually has separated by gender traditions and then everyone gets together for dancing and singing etc usually a day or two before the wedding)
Even though im armenian, i am still human, and i don't think anyone should go through that. Its not their fault for what their government did to my family. Hopefully, we can all live in peace and love, just like how God/Allah intended it❤
Thats cool about the evil eye. I didnt know that. I thought it was called God's eye and it was from Greece. ....was i just wrong? Or are they 2 different things? 🤔❤
hey Mimo I have been keeping up with this series since the beginning and i love it. I know you usually pick out names at random but I was wondering if for your next one you could do one talking abt Venezuela and what’s been happening.
As a Turkish person, you captured everything very beautifully Mimo! Thank you so much for remembering one of the biggest disaster of Turkey. 🙏🏻 And thank you for including Syria too. 🙏🏻 You really are a beautiful hearted person! Much love from Turkey. 👋🏻😊❤🇹🇷
❤️❤️❤️ so glad
@@BakeMyDayMimo 🥰❤
Much love to you cool person! Your country is awesome!!!
@BakeMyDayMhi Salam Mimi would you do a kashmiri doll cake for the next video? Please?
@@bruhdudeguyman Thank you so much! 😊 I'm sure that your country is awesome too!! 😃💚
Mimo, as a Turkish person, I'd like to thank you because you make ppl realise how wide the world actually is. The Western Countries and the U.S.A. are only a few of many. Thanks for speaking up and being the voice of the voiceless. You keeping talking about Gazza and emphasising on these horrific events is inspiring so many ppl to keep speaking up, too. Go girl!
I take back all the nice words. I know mimo is a good person but when you have a big audience you do your research. Talking about an alleged genocide while introducing our country to world is sooo wrong.
Mimo genocide means "the deliberate killing of a large number of people from a particular nation or ethnic group with the aim of destroying that nation or group.". The situation in Turkey was not the same. Even today, we still discover mass grave zones of Turkish people. There was a war and both part were killing each other. The reason you did not know because it's not a genocide.
Wait what
What did she say? @@slaycetinkaya1631
@@slaycetinkaya1631 Just because there were some people who were Armenians that did bad things against the Empire doesn't mean that it's not a genocide anymore. And quite a few genocides take place at wartime...
As a Turkish person it’s absolutely beautiful!
I love your World Doll Cakes segments. The information you share is valuable and the outfits/dresses are so beautiful. I share these with my daughters (15 and 11) to encourage them to learn about other countries. Thank you for sharing!💖 And I love kibbeh! I had an Arabic student whose mom would make us little delicacies as a thank you. Gift cards are great but her sharing their culture was beautiful 💖
Turkey is my all.time favourite place to visit!! I've been three times and always feel thr biggest sense of peace that I don't feel anywhere else in the world, not even my home country (England).
Seni seviyorum istanbul'da!
So beautiful! I love Turkey, one of my favourite countries to visit! ❤
As a Moroccan I'm so fascinated by Turkey and my sister loves Turkish drama and music . Most households in Morocco enjoy watching Turkish TV series . Love to Turkey from Morocco 🇲🇦🇹🇷
I’m Turkish and my mom is from Turkey and we really appreciate the cake and the remembrance of one of the biggest disasters of turkey ❤️
As a Turk, thank you for remembering this awful disaster.❤️ Unfortunately a part of my family did lose their homes to the earthquake but nobody got injured. You also represented our culture perfectly and we obviously dont dress like this everyday but in cultural dances and events we do. Again, thank you for this barbie and your appreciation to this disaster🙏
(BTW it took approximately 100,000 people. Dont get fooled by the interenet)
Thank you for mentioning the Kurds! Beautiful cake. My parents absolutely loved Turkey when they went. They said it was the place where they'd met the kindest people.
one of my favourite things about Turkey (never been there, just what i hear) is how many things are rose flavored, and that rose jam is a speciality there! The cuisine seems divine!
I worked with many nationalities in one of my jobs. Turkish coffee was made for me every day. Sooo good.
Aww thank you Mimo! I was looking forward to seeing you make a Turkish doll cake, I’m sad it’s under this memory but greatly appreciate that you remembered! ❤
I've visited Istanbul twice, it's such a beautiful city and county. When I went this last time, they had such an outpouring of support for Palestine, it was so moving 💗🇵🇸💗
Hello from Istanbul! Thank you for honoring Turkiye on this difficult anniversary. You’re amazing Mimo! Much love ❤️
2am and me being bored scrolled down your page Mimo It made me so happy that world doll series is getting the attention it deserves ❤
It's very pretty. Thank u for making this video
This was a beautiful cake! ❤
I love this ❤ i am turkish thank you for remembering our tragedy and loss😢
Thank you so much mimo for remembering what happened! As a turkish person thats from Hatay (one of the cities that was effected from the earthquake) i am so happy that people didnt forget and are still talking about it❤
This doll of My Beloved Turkiye means the World toMe ThankYou❤
MashaAllah , its a Turkish Kina day outfit or what others may call Henna
as a turk i am honored that a person as amazing as u noticed us! I remember the morning of the earthquake and my family was scared for my extended family living there. its still in effect and it is saddening.
Heartbreaking how much devastation that earthquake did 💔
Beautiful cake doll
Turkey 🇹🇷 is a beautiful 🤩 place I’ve been there before and it was amazing 🤩
I still can’t believe it’s already been a year since this horrible disaster. Beautiful cake though!
As a Kurdish who’s been to turkey I am so happy to hear about us in your video ❤☀️💚
Thank you for mentioning the earthquake😢🇹🇷❤️ United we stand.
My neighbor is Turkish and his nephew is now here all alone no mom and dad because they went back to help their family but the kid is to traumatised to go back my dad even had to drive them to the doctor because they don’t speak Dutch that well ( he had a panic attack ) so I love that u still put attention to it. ❤
Cute cake. You forgot the Turkish drama tv shows. My mother in law is obsessed with them. Now granted in our house their mouths move in Turkish but the voice is dubbed in Moroccan Arabic. Drives me up the wall. lol
I cant wait to see the Netherlands one day! Ive never seen even one video mentioning my country EVER on RUclips. I will keep on watching this series until I see my country, haha
Thank you for educating us on all of these cultures. Being of Greek and Cypriot heritage (I don't live in either country, I'm a first generation Aussie), all I know about Turkey is what they've done to my ancestors and that my mum almost died as a young child due to the war in Cyprus. She and my yiayia made it onto the last plane out of Cyprus before the airport was bombed.
I know that a country's past actions and even the government and military's current actions do not reflect the opinions of all of the citizens so it's nice actually learning a bit about Turkish culture not coming from a place of hate.
hey mimo! i just want to say thank you for mentioning kurds! ive never seen any creator mention them before as a kurd myslef this amdr my day thank uou for spreading awareness about palastine as well i’ve learned so much from you much love 💖
Beautiful cake Mimo!! I love your cakes and content in general. This World Doll Cakes series has been great, I'm really enjoying it.
You have taught me so much, Gorgeous Turkish Doll Cake! You are my Favourite Cake Artist Mimo. 😃
Hello l am from bursa and from turkey thank for people like you in world❤❤❤❤
I do think that education about and awareness of the Armenian Genocide is growing here in the US - I'm a young adult, and in my world history class in high school we had a day where our teacher pasted up firsthand accounts of the genocide around the room, and we all spent the class period walking around and reading them in complete silence. It was an experience that really stuck with me. Shameful that it took our govt. so long to formally recognize that a genocide happened there, but I guess that's pretty par for the course.
Just yesterday we learned about this genocide. Our teacher had up pictures of the Armenian and gave us first hand accounts from those making the march across the desert. It was truly awful what they had to experience.
I just wanted to say how much I LOVE this series!
Love from Greece turkey ❤
Lokum is absolutely delicious. My mam is getting married to a Turkish man in April and I can't wait to meet his whole family and finally get back to Turkey after so many years away
That earthquake was such a devastating event. It’s only been a year and you’re the first person that’s mentioned it here in months but I guess it has been quite an eventful year? Still, that was crazy sad. Another incident that was made worse by human neglect. 😢
i just saw your magnolia cake, thank you for doing this and talking about the earthquake loves from turkey.
I worked with a lot of Turkish people I love them and their coffee and food is superb
thank you do much for spreading the awareness mimo. and you got everything so well! 💗💗
Love this ❤❤❤
As a Turkish person, im very happy you did this cake! Thank you for mentioning the big disaster and spreading awareness. God bless you! All the Turkish people are very happy you’ve done this video. Sorry if my English is kinda bad, im still learning! 🇹🇷😊
Proud to be a Muslim, Alhumdulillah
I was born in the Netherlands, but I am Turkish. The Earthquake impacted us all. We are still very emotional about it. The amount of children we lost. But it was easier to accept and let go than what is happening in Palestine right now. An Eartquake is a natural disaster and the damage was done, but we can still influence what is happening in Gaza. I have never suffered mentally this much in my life because of something. I had to step away from the media for a few weeks because I could not function anymore (as I am also chronically ill with a toddler). It hit us all with reality. On how cruel politics are and how little children lives matter when it comes to money and power. I never felt so lost and so desperate and hopeless. It feels like i have lost so many children of my own. As a mother I morn the deaths of the children. Not a day goes by without Palestine in my mind. We do whatever we can. We protest, we write, we donate but I dont know anymore. We have failed humanity.. I couldnt even look in the faces of the Palestinians I know. The pain and dissappointment is all over.. I just want to the Palestinians to know. Dont you ever believe the world didnt hear or see. There are just to many powerful bad people that are in our ways... 🇳🇱🇵🇸🫶 free Palestine. And I will do whatever I can to spread the word and support. To the Palestinians,, most beautiful souls I have ever seen.
Beautiful said…thank you, i am also from Holland
That is so beautiful ❤️. Thanks, Mimo.
You are so thoughtful Mimo :) Love your content!
As a Turkish person I want to thank you for this gesture! ❤
Omg that made me so happy as a Turkish person!
one of my best friends is Turkish, and it's great to learn more about her home country
THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL!! MASHALLAH!! CAN U DO SYRIA NEXT?? ITS OK IF U DONT
Honestly, this series should be made into an educational cakeumentary.
This is beautiful....all of the information and costume. Thank you for sharing this with us ❤
I love your video ❤❤❤
Thank you. The cake is beautiful and this is so kind of you.
As a kurd,kebabs are my favorite
im really excited for when you pull Germany from the bowl :)
Hi mimo! I'm from india and although not from the state of manipur, i think their dresses are stunning! Hoping you get to recreate it one day ❤❤
I love your videos♥️♥️Can you do Pakistan next please?🇵🇰
omg one of my best friends is turkish and lived their when they was yunger i love when they tell me abt what it was like and what the culture is like ❤
Love this series, I think you should show some love to South America next.
Can you please do Jordan bc it made it to finals in Asian cup
No
@@Jungkook_435 why not
@@Jungkook_435 opp i just saw ur name but like bro let me be happy bout my country lol
@@art.girl.selena don't even get me started on ur name 💀
Very beautiful! Now Armenia!
love it, tho wedding dresses are still white here this kinda velvet red gold dress is for kına gecesi (henna night) people have a little bit before the wedding (it's a party where the couple usually has separated by gender traditions and then everyone gets together for dancing and singing etc usually a day or two before the wedding)
once i was in new york and i found this girl, we became friends and she taught me some turkish!
as a Turkish person i absolutely love it it represents us well!
💜💜💜Mimo habibty
Of comment but the barbie dolls are so beautiful and I would love clothes that actually look like this for a special collection or whatever
Love this! I’d love to see you do a Cambodian one ❤
Beautiful 💕 😍 🤩
Amazing! Can you do one for Syria? 🍉🍉
As a turkish person it is so beautiful and you are so kind and lovely❤
First!!!
Even though im armenian, i am still human, and i don't think anyone should go through that. Its not their fault for what their government did to my family. Hopefully, we can all live in peace and love, just like how God/Allah intended it❤
Whoa! This looks amazing Mimo! Can you do a Pakistani version? Or a Arab version
I love this series! I don’t think Lebanon has its own traditional clothing but seeing other traditional wear inspires me sm! This was a beautiful cake
It’s very similar NOT THE SAME to Indian still but different . I love it
Ooo Turkey is one of those places from ancient stories I want to explore so badly ❤
this made me so happy omg
I am touched as a Turkish person for this video!!! I really like the design :))
rose petal Turkish delights are my favorite flavor of Turkish delight🥰 my boyfriend & i get them from the middle eastern store where he lives hehe
Thank you so much for doing a Turkish öne as a Turkısh preson
My gosh this is so cute
..I want to see the Indian version soon ❤
Thats cool about the evil eye. I didnt know that. I thought it was called God's eye and it was from Greece. ....was i just wrong? Or are they 2 different things? 🤔❤
Evils eyes are found around the world in many countries and there's different types of evil eyes depending on the place
@@kikighibli neat. ☺️ ... what's "god's eye" then? 🤔
Not being disrespectful toward any culture with this comment but can you please do columbia or puerto RICO 🇵🇷 next?
If I pick it out of the bowl. ❤️
Patience ❤ She's making the coolest cake doll cultural education series I've ever seen. She's gonna get there ❤❤❤
Last year, my country of Mexico sent dogs and first aid professionals in the aftermath of Turkiye!!! ❤❤❤🇲🇽🇹🇷
I would love to hear u talk about the netherlands!
I wish u could make norway its so beautifull
I want to visit Turkey once. Love from Bangladesh
hey Mimo I have been keeping up with this series since the beginning and i love it. I know you usually pick out names at random but I was wondering if for your next one you could do one talking abt Venezuela and what’s been happening.
Beautiful!!!
I love this series!
Turkey is my home contery
Thank you queen !!! ❤❤❤❤
I honestly wanted this stay because i loved how amazing it is i hope next italy
Her dress reminded me of Halime’s from resurrection of Eurtugrul
As a Kurd who has been 2 turkey many times I can assure u all of this is true!❤ I ❤ u mimo