Awesome dedication by the Firefighters. I spent 35 years in the fire service and faced some harsh winter conditions, but nothing like that! However, one thing we all have in common, no matter where we are is our families are always happy and relieved when we return home safely after each shift.
As someone who works in sunny southern California, the way these guys work in the cold is fascinating. We never have to worry about pipes+hydrants freezing, frostbite, or the engines/trucks not starting due to the temperature and it's admirable how they have adapted to these challenges
I work in sunny California too! It is so fascinating to see these people have adapted to the challenges that comes with working in such cold temperatures. I never need to worry about frostbite or anything else like that!
I love all these videos because it's such a fascinating exciting look into the lives of people who live so differently than I do, but my favorite part is the realness of the subjects in these videos. I love their shy smiles and excitement in front of the camera, as they candidly share their lives and show their personalities. These videos are so well done!
Nicolai smiled the whole time in that video, God bless him! I love these videos & I adore these people & their families...I feel like they are part of my family too.
A very enlightening episode. I was a Building Contractor in Southern California. The crews there complained about everything all the time. It amazes me to see people in your part of the world work in the most miserable conditions and not complain. My respect for your culture is at the highest levels.
Russians never complain. They suffer in silence. They don't even dare to oppose their authorities sending troops to commit acts of aggression against a neighboring country. And your building crews know their rights and make sure they are not violated. That's the main difference between a totalitarian state and a democracy.
@@mapacmonop5078 I am no for communism or anything like that. I am for working hard to make a living and earning my keep. I am so against WOKE, i could just shit. The entitlement was pushed by George Soros knowing he would corrupt democracy in the US. Kids of this generation have been told a lie. They took it for free everything. That's Bull Shit.
@@GICK117 Yeah, I'm also for working hard, but for a decent pay. The author didn't mention the fact that most construction workers in Yakutia are migrant laborers from Central Asia - Tajiks, Uzbeks and so on. They are paid so little that no Russian or Yakut, let alone American would work for such miserable money.
@@mapacmonop5078 This is fairly common in the USA too, we hire undocumented people from South America for much cheaper. Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, etc. Greetings from Texas.
@@RONJAE212003 so they make $400 a month, yet the average cost of living is $400 a month EXCLUDING accommodation. Which means even if they were homeless, they’d still only break even. Sounds like underpaid to me
Yes, street cleaners and related jobs are underpaid in all Russia, not only in Yakutia. Even our life cost is lower than at Europe or USA, that salary of $400 per month is very low.
I'm from a Nordic country that's considered quite cold enough. But this Yakutsk stuff is on another level. I find it quite unbelievable that they would do construction (and the other jobs) at those temperatures. They seem like great and tough people though, all the best to the people of Yakutsk.
I am an architecture student and have been working as an intern architect for two years now it’s very cool to see how you guys in an extremely harsh environment build houses and choose materials. Thank you for sharing as always!
Yakutsk seems like such a tightnit community. A strong family mixed with a wholesome community sounds like a perfect place to raise a family. I'm not sure why but I always have tears running down my face when I watch these videos. There's something wholesome and organic about simple living that I wish one day I can experience first hand. Thank you for these videos. Blessings...
With the number of subscribers she has, she is paid as much as a full time job, i don't see why she wouldn't buy professional gear and even pay people when doing documentaries. Nothing surprising here, you are watching a professional occupation.
The people that live in these regions are absolutely amazing! In finding ways to go about their day as normal as they do is astounding! Many thumbs up to them, just watching and listening we learn a lot❤
The people of Yakutsk are definitely amazing and resilient. I have lived in Nigeria all my life. Lagos Nigeria to be precised. I spent a year in Northern Nigeria (Kano State) and experienced painfully cold harmattan and thought that was the harshest weather ever. I am now certain that my experience then was a joke compared to what this people face day by day for 9 months! Your channel exposed me to life in other parts of the world. Thank you for that.
Being a firefighter is already extremely demanding work but doing it in these temperatures make it a whole other level of difficult. Mush respect to these men
watching this makes me more grateful for what I have now. Yakutsk is absolutely beautiful fairy tale like city, but watching this made me realize that these people live 2 or 3 times harder than me living in a big city in a tropical country. big respect to their hard work
They are our Saviours!!, they put their lives on the line every day, especially during the 2022 wildlife that destroyed a lot of land and came close to my parent's home near our capital. That event we won't ever forget.. I still smell the smoke around the house when I visit them and my grandparents in Oymyakon. I and my wife Nyurguyaana love watching your videos
Love these videos showing the daily life of Yakutians! It is so fascinating to understand how people can not only survive in the harshest climate, but thrive!
thank you so much for making this video - what amazing firefighters and how lovely is Nikolai and his little family. all the people who keep the city running are amazing and their family support too. so interesting and a very well shot video too.x
Witaj Kochana przepiękny kraj cudownych dobrych wspaniałych dzielnych ludzi dziękuję za twoją pracę życzę wam wszystkiego co najlepsze jesteście cudowni ❤️💐🍰☕🤗👍👏
Very inspiring and hard-working people, especially the street cleaners. Hope the lack of pay will be addressed, they deserve so much more, especially with the long hours of exposure in the cold.
I appreciate how you show that each of these workers are vital, even though they all get paid differently. Because it is true; whether you clean the streets, build, or are a firefighter these are all important jobs to help others live happy and healthy lives. Thank you to each of those you interviewed!
Another great video about humans' resilience and desire to help and take care of each other. I look forward to more videos about different lifestyles in Yakutsk!
I love watching these videos in freezing world since we never have such huge amount of snow in the warm city in Japan. Thank u for educating me always😊
Hello Kiun B, thank you for all of these documentaries, they are really well made and gives a realistic view of how other people lives around the world. Here in Denmark, Scandinavia our winters are normally -10c and our summers around 25c, but the 2022 - 2023 winter we had a single very cold night with -20c with a single day in the summer of 2022 peaking at 40c. Greetings from Denmark!
I commend your teams hard work and dedication as firefighters saving lives in your surrounding communities. Bless your beautiful family and business making furniture/knives. May all the workers who show up everyday to do a great job building housing for others in such frigid temperatures be blessed with all they hope and pray for. May everyone who participated in this video be richly rewarded in return for all that you do. 🇺🇸
Always appreciate your video sharing life in Yakutsk, i really have no idea how life is there until i came across to your channel. Thanks you Kiun B to create this channel. ❤ from your subscriber in Thailand🙏🏼😊🇹🇭
Amazing Video. If you can manage to have a functioning society in these extreme conditions, there is really no excuse for a lot of the problems people face in much more moderate climates.
Thank you for sharing a special part of where you are from I love watching these videos they're just so pure and comforting keep up the great work I can't wait to see more Miss. Kiun B ❤️
Like second person who got interviewed, I'm a building contractor in a so tropical country. I think that working there (Yakutsk) is so challenging in many factors. For instance, electrical conductivity will decline by decreasing of temperature, which possibly costs a big threat of welding work or any works supported by electricity. Not to mention the limitation of their sight and movement. All of them who worked there are really tough & persistent people!!
Все нормально работает даже в минус 60 , у нас есть такое ,морозостойкие кабеля 😊 и все абсолютно профессии готовы работать в любой мороз на улице , у нас дома строят в -50 , заливают бетон
Watching this and fantasizing about how delicious that air must be. It looks so crisp and refreshing. I hope one day I get to experience such clean crisp air.
I really appreciate your documentaries. I often thought Poland's winters are cold, but it's nothing compared to Yakutia. And people there are very resilient, strong and kind-hearted, with wide life skills and craftmanship.
This is all amazing news to me and I thank you very much for the video. I never thought of fires in cold places - but of course there are! Silly me. I am glad of how people like you can improve my education, thank you
Always a good day when you upload a new video, not just entertaining but interesting and informative. Your production is always top notch as well. You should be incredibly proud of your channel, it's honestly one of the best on RUclips and I am not saying that just to be nice either 👌👍
Привет из Германии! Киун, ты делаешь удивительные видео! Спасибо тебе. Мне так интересно! Покажу это друзьям! Спасибо ещё раз! Продолжай это делать! Это ооочень интересно!
I'm not sure how I came across this channel, but I love it. It's so interesting seeing how people adapt to live in these environments. One thing I wonder is, besides the obvious frostbite/hypothermia, are there any common health issues that come with living in such harsh conditions?
@Sofia Brown до сих пор не понимаю почему там так у вас резко наступают холода. Просто у вас там так бывает что в конце осени ещё было нормально, а потом резко холода. И ладно бы там опустилась температура до - 15 но она у вас падает до - 30 - 50 градусов. Такое чувство что холод с верхних слоев атмосферы резко спускается, просто на высоте в 10 км где летают самолёты как раз температура - 50 градусов. Живя на юге западной сибири тоже есть морозы до - 30 - 40 но это очень редко. А у вас там как морозильная камера. Была бы у вас там зема с морозами хотя бы до - 30 было бы лучше и проще жить.
@@sandhyanagarajan Hello, I used Google to translate the two comments above you. There may be errors but I think the translation gets the point across! 1. "Yes, I have. For example, problems with pneumonia, kidney disease, heart disease. Diseases of vision. And at the expense of the fact that the locals are accustomed to the cold - this is not true. Nobody can get used to the cold. We have a hot summer + 40, a very warm autumn, we get used to the heat, and then abruptly - cold! A brutal cold winter is coming! But we remember it, therefore, we are psychologically prepared for it. Only mentally prepared, but still cold, but what to do?" 2. "I still don't understand why it gets so cold there. It’s just that it happens there that at the end of autumn it was still normal, and then it gets sharply cold. And it would be nice if the temperature there dropped to - 15, but it drops to -30 to -50 degrees. It feels like the cold from the upper layers of the atmosphere descends sharply, just at an altitude of 10 km where planes fly just the temperature is 50 degrees. Living in the south of western Siberia, there are also frosts up to -30 to -40, but this is very rare. And you have a freezer there. If you had land there with frosts at least up to -30, it would be better and easier to live."
Great video! I have so much respect for these brave men ! Even though they can retire early they continue working so hard!! By the way, how is Arian doing??? I love that sweet little angel 😍😘
Reflecting on your last words, ‘how do you build a better future’, when you struggle with everything you build and do from day to day? Hats off to you all!
As a South Korean, we have for season. Super hot summer and super cold winter. Of course not as much as yakuts. Especially when I was in the army, I experienced -15 degree and realized about horror of the cold ! I can't imagine -60 degree !!
Thank you Kiun for terrific information and show to everyone that there's humanity in every spot of our precious earth. See you're approaching million subs as your vids are gaining traction -congrats and love !!
As an African who was born and raised in the most beautiful tropical country, Uganda, but now living in the United States of America, and who hates the cold, I have a lot of respect for these guys who work in such unfriendly environments. 40°F is already bad for me, but imagine -70°F! I get a headache just thinking about it. Growing up in my country, Uganda, you don't have to worry about weather at all because it's always beautiful, especially in the Western part of the country. God made my country with all his/her heart as a master piece. Folks down there might not have a lot of possessions, but they have little to worry about, and certainly not the weather!
I'm from south Florida and have always wanted to visit Uganda. I'm shook that you left such a beautiful place to move to the US 😂 but I have traveled all over the US and there are some really beautiful places. The deserts were my favorite.
@@rebeccaspratling2865 sometimes people leave their countries because there is no choice, some countries are so corrupt that there is no other way. There are no jobs, food is pricey, they even escape from political circumstances. There are some places in the world that we missed but it not good for people to live.
I really like watching these winter videos about Yakutia, since the extremely harsh winters are its main and unique characteristics, but let me ask something In the future, will you do a video about an average summertime day in Yakutsk? I'm pretty curious how different the city and its inhabitants daily lives in a warm July day when it's averaging +26°C, occasionally above +30°C (I've seen pictures where people are bathing in the Lena river etc.) I would like to see a video like that aswell 😁
@Sofia Brown TBH I used ggl translate for this, and thanks for your answer, but that video is about a national festival (which was good to see) but by my comment, I meant everyday summertime city life in Yakutsk, not an exact event
Жизнь летом обычная, как в любом другом городе России. Довольно жарко, особенно на контрасте с зимой. Летом обычно +30-35°. Минусы лета проявляются, только в пожарах. Очень много дыма, который мешает дышать.
These videos show how we are all from the same tapestry. Maybe mankind needs something (like the weather) to make them understand how much we need each other. All your videos are so enjoyable and full of insight.
Always so interesting. How does this winter compare to last? Would be great to hear some stories from your parents of how things have changed since they were younger.
C From a guy living the new standing of "life" I am inpisred buy these good people and quietly a little shock what they are getting paid for the tremendous job the have partaken to provide to their home. I'm going to do better after remembering what humanity + being a community is what really life is about, top love to everyone worldwide especially you guys x ^^
I just wanted to say thank you for this video and all your other ones too. You are obviously a talented filmmaker with your team giving the whole world an insight into your hometown. I always find them really interesting. My only little bit of feedback is that none of the people featured here are women, who I've seen in past videos are at least teachers, nurses and I think doctors too. Even in 2024 with a talented women filmmaker, it is still very important to feature women in all key aspects of society, especially work. In fact, if you were able to, I think it'd be very interesting to make a video about what life is like being a girl or a woman in Yakutia.
Every work in any country that is aimed at the benefit of society and the good of the country deserves more respect. Hello everyone from Western Siberia Russia.
That video was so interesting thank you. Definitely satisfies the curiosity in me. Yes I’d like to see the street cleaners receive more pay as well.. it may be because it’s unskilled labour but a living wage would be far more appropriate. ❤
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Awesome dedication by the Firefighters. I spent 35 years in the fire service and faced some harsh winter conditions, but nothing like that! However, one thing we all have in common, no matter where we are is our families are always happy and relieved when we return home safely after each shift.
True ❤️
As someone who works in sunny southern California, the way these guys work in the cold is fascinating. We never have to worry about pipes+hydrants freezing, frostbite, or the engines/trucks not starting due to the temperature and it's admirable how they have adapted to these challenges
yes, it's truly admirable 🙏🏻
I work in sunny California too! It is so fascinating to see these people have adapted to the challenges that comes with working in such cold temperatures. I never need to worry about frostbite or anything else like that!
@@KiunB You're so hot
I still have to ask why? What is the purpose of that city? Is it a oil rig town? Otherwise just move further south?
@@Vykerit was a mining town, almost all cities there are/were mining towns. Diamonds were in Yakutia.
I love all these videos because it's such a fascinating exciting look into the lives of people who live so differently than I do, but my favorite part is the realness of the subjects in these videos. I love their shy smiles and excitement in front of the camera, as they candidly share their lives and show their personalities. These videos are so well done!
Thank you so much 🙏
Николай настоящий пример мужчины,всё умеет!
Хотелось бы пожелать Николаю и его семье счастья и здоровья.👍🏻
Nicolai smiled the whole time in that video, God bless him! I love these videos & I adore these people & their families...I feel like they are part of my family too.
❤️
A very enlightening episode. I was a Building Contractor in Southern California. The crews there complained about everything all the time. It amazes me to see people in your part of the world work in the most miserable conditions and not complain. My respect for your culture is at the highest levels.
Russians never complain. They suffer in silence. They don't even dare to oppose their authorities sending troops to commit acts of aggression against a neighboring country. And your building crews know their rights and make sure they are not violated. That's the main difference between a totalitarian state and a democracy.
@@mapacmonop5078 I am no for communism or anything like that. I am for working hard to make a living and earning my keep. I am so against WOKE, i could just shit. The entitlement was pushed by George Soros knowing he would corrupt democracy in the US. Kids of this generation have been told a lie. They took it for free everything. That's Bull Shit.
@@GICK117 Yeah, I'm also for working hard, but for a decent pay. The author didn't mention the fact that most construction workers in Yakutia are migrant laborers from Central Asia - Tajiks, Uzbeks and so on. They are paid so little that no Russian or Yakut, let alone American would work for such miserable money.
@@mapacmonop5078 This is fairly common in the USA too, we hire undocumented people from South America for much cheaper. Mexico, Honduras, El Salvador, etc. Greetings from Texas.
@@chechnya Right, it's a common practice everywhere - to hire cheaper workforce, mostly illegally.
Are you from Chechnya originally? Chechen Texan?😄
These people are hardworking and HUMBLE, and seem much happier for it. We here in the West should take notes.
The fact that nobody’s commenting on the fact that these workers are so incredibly underpaid, especially the street cleaners, is crazy!
Your paid based on your cost of living. Obviously the cost of living is cheaper
Yet they don't feel like a victim or feel sorry for themselves or feel entitled to sit at home. There's a work to be done and people get it done.
@@RONJAE212003 so they make $400 a month, yet the average cost of living is $400 a month EXCLUDING accommodation. Which means even if they were homeless, they’d still only break even. Sounds like underpaid to me
americans and their savior complex… just watch the video
Yes, street cleaners and related jobs are underpaid in all Russia, not only in Yakutia. Even our life cost is lower than at Europe or USA, that salary of $400 per month is very low.
I'm from a Nordic country that's considered quite cold enough. But this Yakutsk stuff is on another level. I find it quite unbelievable that they would do construction (and the other jobs) at those temperatures.
They seem like great and tough people though, all the best to the people of Yakutsk.
I am an architecture student and have been working as an intern architect for two years now it’s very cool to see how you guys in an extremely harsh environment build houses and choose materials. Thank you for sharing as always!
Thanks Holly 😊
Yakutsk seems like such a tightnit community. A strong family mixed with a wholesome community sounds like a perfect place to raise a family. I'm not sure why but I always have tears running down my face when I watch these videos. There's something wholesome and organic about simple living that I wish one day I can experience first hand. Thank you for these videos. Blessings...
Thank you ❤️
This was professional-grade :) Your mini-documentaries are getting higher and higher quality :) I love watching your tales of life in the harsh north.
With the number of subscribers she has, she is paid as much as a full time job, i don't see why she wouldn't buy professional gear and even pay people when doing documentaries. Nothing surprising here, you are watching a professional occupation.
@@goognamgoognw6637 if she lives in Russia, I bet she gets zero dollars from youtube. It would all come from alternative direct-pay sources.
@@AlexAnder-rv1gu Nope, i am sure another Russian youtuber is paid but youtube steals 25% while direct pay only steals 5%.
@@AlexAnder-rv1gu she lives in mainland China. She's doing it from there.
Exactly I love watching the documentary mini's as well🥶🥶🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🌨🌨🌨🌨🌨❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄❄
The people that live in these regions are absolutely amazing! In finding ways to go about their day as normal as they do is astounding! Many thumbs up to them, just watching and listening we learn a lot❤
Thank you 🙏
this is why the internet was made. Love it! Relaxing voice ... good story, so much positivity. Really loving it.
The people of Yakutsk are definitely amazing and resilient. I have lived in Nigeria all my life. Lagos Nigeria to be precised. I spent a year in Northern Nigeria (Kano State) and experienced painfully cold harmattan and thought that was the harshest weather ever. I am now certain that my experience then was a joke compared to what this people face day by day for 9 months!
Your channel exposed me to life in other parts of the world. Thank you for that.
From Canada to Denmark and you, there is always one thing in common,the climate forces people to support each other.
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Being a firefighter is already extremely demanding work but doing it in these temperatures make it a whole other level of difficult. Mush respect to these men
watching this makes me more grateful for what I have now. Yakutsk is absolutely beautiful fairy tale like city, but watching this made me realize that these people live 2 or 3 times harder than me living in a big city in a tropical country. big respect to their hard work
அங்கு பணிபுரிகின்ற அனைத்து மாமனிதர்களுக்கு கோடான கோடி நன்றிகள். வாழ்க பனி (பணி)யுடன்.
This video reminds me of something my parents taught me 'that no matter what you do, do your best and take pride in your work'.
They are our Saviours!!, they put their lives on the line every day, especially during the 2022 wildlife that destroyed a lot of land and came close to my parent's home near our capital. That event we won't ever forget.. I still smell the smoke around the house when I visit them and my grandparents in Oymyakon. I and my wife Nyurguyaana love watching your videos
Keep warm my friend Kiun and friends
Much love from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦
Great respect to those who work in such extreme conditions. Thank you very much for filming and sharing.
These guys are the real heroes.
Love these videos showing the daily life of Yakutians! It is so fascinating to understand how people can not only survive in the harshest climate, but thrive!
thank you so much for making this video - what amazing firefighters and how lovely is Nikolai and his little family. all the people who keep the city running are amazing and their family support too.
so interesting and a very well shot
video too.x
Witaj Kochana przepiękny kraj cudownych dobrych wspaniałych dzielnych ludzi dziękuję za twoją pracę życzę wam wszystkiego co najlepsze jesteście cudowni ❤️💐🍰☕🤗👍👏
Wow, his home workshop is very impressive! I admire craftspeople.
Very inspiring and hard-working people, especially the street cleaners. Hope the lack of pay will be addressed, they deserve so much more, especially with the long hours of exposure in the cold.
I appreciate how you show that each of these workers are vital, even though they all get paid differently. Because it is true; whether you clean the streets, build, or are a firefighter these are all important jobs to help others live happy and healthy lives. Thank you to each of those you interviewed!
Another great video about humans' resilience and desire to help and take care of each other. I look forward to more videos about different lifestyles in Yakutsk!
I love watching these videos in freezing world since we never have such huge amount of snow in the warm city in Japan. Thank u for educating me always😊
😍🙌🏻
I’m from Siberia too but it’s not so cold here like in Yakutia ❤ you are brave guys 👍🏻
Hi Anna. See you have a channel too and glad to see life and information on other cultures.
@@TY-ob7fz hi, yes 🤗
I love your channel, nice to see you here
@@NatE1 thank you 😊🥳
Hello Kiun B, thank you for all of these documentaries, they are really well made and gives a realistic view of how other people lives around the world.
Here in Denmark, Scandinavia our winters are normally -10c and our summers around 25c, but the 2022 - 2023 winter we had a single very cold night with -20c with a single day in the summer of 2022 peaking at 40c.
Greetings from Denmark!
I commend your teams hard work and dedication as firefighters saving lives in your surrounding communities. Bless your beautiful family and business making furniture/knives. May all the workers who show up everyday to do a great job building housing for others in such frigid temperatures be blessed with all they hope and pray for. May everyone who participated in this video be richly rewarded in return for all that you do. 🇺🇸
Always appreciate your video sharing life in Yakutsk, i really have no idea how life is there until i came across to your channel. Thanks you Kiun B to create this channel. ❤ from your subscriber in Thailand🙏🏼😊🇹🇭
Thank you 😊
Amazing Video. If you can manage to have a functioning society in these extreme conditions, there is really no excuse for a lot of the problems people face in much more moderate climates.
i love how peaceful your videos are.
Thank you for sharing a special part of where you are from I love watching these videos they're just so pure and comforting keep up the great work I can't wait to see more Miss. Kiun B ❤️
Thank you ❤️
This is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels!! I love seeing the things I can’t imagine mixed with normal day to day life I can relate to :)
Thank you so much!!
I salute these people who are brave enough to endure the challenges in the coldest place on earth. Nice work on documenting this Kiun B! Kudos!
10:38 Rofl... "Yeah, if it's really dangerously cold outside, we can get to work 1 hour less that day" 😅
What an amazing video. Thank you so much. Hello and love from Australia! 🇦🇺
Like second person who got interviewed, I'm a building contractor in a so tropical country. I think that working there (Yakutsk) is so challenging in many factors. For instance, electrical conductivity will decline by decreasing of temperature, which possibly costs a big threat of welding work or any works supported by electricity. Not to mention the limitation of their sight and movement. All of them who worked there are really tough & persistent people!!
Все нормально работает даже в минус 60 , у нас есть такое ,морозостойкие кабеля 😊 и все абсолютно профессии готовы работать в любой мороз на улице , у нас дома строят в -50 , заливают бетон
Watching this and fantasizing about how delicious that air must be. It looks so crisp and refreshing. I hope one day I get to experience such clean crisp air.
I really appreciate your documentaries. I often thought Poland's winters are cold, but it's nothing compared to Yakutia. And people there are very resilient, strong and kind-hearted, with wide life skills and craftmanship.
This is all amazing news to me and I thank you very much for the video. I never thought of fires in cold places - but of course there are! Silly me. I am glad of how people like you can improve my education, thank you
I love your videos so much! They warm my heart ❤
Extreme cold with a warm voice like you make perfect video.
This takes courage I’m very proud and impressed of their hard work I salute 🫡 them as firefighters 🚒 thank you for sharing these stories kiun B
Thanks for watching!
Always a good day when you upload a new video, not just entertaining but interesting and informative. Your production is always top notch as well. You should be incredibly proud of your channel, it's honestly one of the best on RUclips and I am not saying that just to be nice either 👌👍
Привет из Германии! Киун, ты делаешь удивительные видео! Спасибо тебе. Мне так интересно! Покажу это друзьям! Спасибо ещё раз! Продолжай это делать! Это ооочень интересно!
Mad respect to this peoples, they are amazing !!
Thanks for the video Kiun B.
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I'm not sure how I came across this channel, but I love it. It's so interesting seeing how people adapt to live in these environments. One thing I wonder is, besides the obvious frostbite/hypothermia, are there any common health issues that come with living in such harsh conditions?
@Sofia Brown до сих пор не понимаю почему там так у вас резко наступают холода. Просто у вас там так бывает что в конце осени ещё было нормально, а потом резко холода. И ладно бы там опустилась температура до - 15 но она у вас падает до - 30 - 50 градусов. Такое чувство что холод с верхних слоев атмосферы резко спускается, просто на высоте в 10 км где летают самолёты как раз температура - 50 градусов. Живя на юге западной сибири тоже есть морозы до - 30 - 40 но это очень редко. А у вас там как морозильная камера. Была бы у вас там зема с морозами хотя бы до - 30 было бы лучше и проще жить.
I don’t know, I don’t understand Russian! I would love to know. Can someone please translate these comments to English?
@@sandhyanagarajan Hello, I used Google to translate the two comments above you. There may be errors but I think the translation gets the point across!
1. "Yes, I have. For example, problems with pneumonia, kidney disease, heart disease. Diseases of vision. And at the expense of the fact that the locals are accustomed to the cold - this is not true. Nobody can get used to the cold. We have a hot summer + 40, a very warm autumn, we get used to the heat, and then abruptly - cold! A brutal cold winter is coming! But we remember it, therefore, we are psychologically prepared for it. Only mentally prepared, but still cold, but what to do?"
2. "I still don't understand why it gets so cold there. It’s just that it happens there that at the end of autumn it was still normal, and then it gets sharply cold. And it would be nice if the temperature there dropped to - 15, but it drops to -30 to -50 degrees. It feels like the cold from the upper layers of the atmosphere descends sharply, just at an altitude of 10 km where planes fly just the temperature is 50 degrees. Living in the south of western Siberia, there are also frosts up to -30 to -40, but this is very rare. And you have a freezer there. If you had land there with frosts at least up to -30, it would be better and easier to live."
@@visuallyoriented ok, thanks!
Great video! I have so much respect for these brave men ! Even though they can retire early they continue working so hard!!
By the way, how is Arian doing??? I love that sweet little angel 😍😘
Thank you! He is good, thanks for asking 😊
@@KiunB thank you for your reply! I hope to see new videos of Arian soon 🥰😍
That was beautifully done! Such hard working people and so motivated. It's incredible.
Amazing content Kiun B. Wonderful community.
I would love to visit here one day, the culture looks amazing and the people so friendly, the environment is absolutely beautiful.
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Inspiring! Love from Switzerland 🇨🇭
Reflecting on your last words, ‘how do you build a better future’, when you struggle with everything you build and do from day to day?
Hats off to you all!
Salute all the Daredevils officials and crews who tackle such dangerous conditions ❤️🙏🙏🙏
We should respect these responsible people who are constantly going through so much trouble and making people's lives easier.
Очень интересно узнавать как живут люди в таких далёких и холодных местах! Как справляются с проблемами, работой и чем живут. Спасибо!
Прив у нас каждое лето пожары а зимой -59
As a South Korean, we have for season. Super hot summer and super cold winter. Of course not as much as yakuts. Especially when I was in the army, I experienced -15 degree and realized about horror of the cold ! I can't imagine -60 degree !!
Thank you for this video....I loved it! Please keep telling us about how people live in the coldest city on earth, you are doing an awesome job.
Потрясающее видео👏🏻
Thank you Kiun for terrific information and show to everyone that there's humanity in every spot of our precious earth. See you're approaching million subs as your vids are gaining traction -congrats and love !!
As an African who was born and raised in the most beautiful tropical country, Uganda, but now living in the United States of America, and who hates the cold, I have a lot of respect for these guys who work in such unfriendly environments. 40°F is already bad for me, but imagine -70°F! I get a headache just thinking about it. Growing up in my country, Uganda, you don't have to worry about weather at all because it's always beautiful, especially in the Western part of the country. God made my country with all his/her heart as a master piece. Folks down there might not have a lot of possessions, but they have little to worry about, and certainly not the weather!
Uganda has a beautiful landscape, that is for sure ❤❤
Uganda and Russia beautiful countries and people 👍👍👍❤️
I'm from south Florida and have always wanted to visit Uganda. I'm shook that you left such a beautiful place to move to the US 😂 but I have traveled all over the US and there are some really beautiful places. The deserts were my favorite.
@@rebeccaspratling2865 sometimes people leave their countries because there is no choice, some countries are so corrupt that there is no other way. There are no jobs, food is pricey, they even escape from political circumstances. There are some places in the world that we missed but it not good for people to live.
If Uganda is so nice, why are you in America??
You are brave guys, real heroes!
The street cleaners cool down when taking a break 😅. Working keeps them warm. What a tough job.
Nice Sailor Moon poster.
Your videos are very inspiring.
I have watched several videos from Kium B and they are fascinating. What I always notice is how clean and modern and perfectly kept homes there are.
😅 Do they tell you that people don't live well in Russia? Don't believe your media.
Yakuts are very neat and love design in their homes, Yakut women sew everything well, dress well and beautifully, can draw - almost everything
Kiun, your channel is MARVELOUS. Thank you
I really like watching these winter videos about Yakutia, since the extremely harsh winters are its main and unique characteristics, but let me ask something
In the future, will you do a video about an average summertime day in Yakutsk? I'm pretty curious how different the city and its inhabitants daily lives in a warm July day when it's averaging +26°C, occasionally above +30°C (I've seen pictures where people are bathing in the Lena river etc.) I would like to see a video like that aswell 😁
@Sofia Brown TBH I used ggl translate for this, and thanks for your answer, but that video is about a national festival (which was good to see) but by my comment, I meant everyday summertime city life in Yakutsk, not an exact event
Жизнь летом обычная, как в любом другом городе России. Довольно жарко, особенно на контрасте с зимой. Летом обычно +30-35°. Минусы лета проявляются, только в пожарах. Очень много дыма, который мешает дышать.
Love from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
I've gone down a Yakutsk rabbit hole and I'm loving it
What an absolutely fascinating and insightful video. I'd love to see more of the working lives of locals. What amazing, hard workers.
Thank you for sharing what life is like in your beautiful home. These videos are always so well done
Thank you again for sharing this incredible and beautiful culture!
Hard people and strong mentality. Respect.
These videos show how we are all from the same tapestry. Maybe mankind needs something (like the weather) to make them understand how much we need each other. All your videos are so enjoyable and full of insight.
Aliens from outer space could show us
The team work is to be commended!
hello from hawaii. love these Yakutia videos
I really like your videos :) greetings from Croatia 🇭🇷
Always so interesting. How does this winter compare to last? Would be great to hear some stories from your parents of how things have changed since they were younger.
Well done.
One of your best videos.
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From a guy living the new standing of "life" I am inpisred buy these good people and quietly a little shock what they are getting paid for the tremendous job the have partaken to provide to their home. I'm going to do better after remembering what humanity + being a community is what really life is about, top love to everyone worldwide especially you guys x ^^
Extremely informative and very interesting. Please keep posting videos about life in your home.
Really want to watch a video like a day in the life of a office worker in the coldest city on earth 🥰 thanks KiunB
I just wanted to say thank you for this video and all your other ones too. You are obviously a talented filmmaker with your team giving the whole world an insight into your hometown. I always find them really interesting.
My only little bit of feedback is that none of the people featured here are women, who I've seen in past videos are at least teachers, nurses and I think doctors too.
Even in 2024 with a talented women filmmaker, it is still very important to feature women in all key aspects of society, especially work.
In fact, if you were able to, I think it'd be very interesting to make a video about what life is like being a girl or a woman in Yakutia.
Спасибо, что делитесь с миром буднями нашего края
Respect...
Every work in any country that is aimed at the benefit of society and the good of the country deserves more respect. Hello everyone from Western Siberia Russia.
Gidday from Australia brother
@@minifalda6611 🤝
Props to all those men working in those conditions
Thanks Kiun for another excellent video. Thanks for making us meet Nikolai and his family. Well done Kiun
Wow! Great video. Thank you for sharing
The fact that we barely have street cleaners here while these guys are doing the job in deep snow. (Czech Republic)
In Southern Ontario, Canada our coldest winter temperatures are only -20C, and that feels like instant frostbite! I can't even imagine -50.
That video was so interesting thank you. Definitely satisfies the curiosity in me. Yes I’d like to see the street cleaners receive more pay as well.. it may be because it’s unskilled labour but a living wage would be far more appropriate. ❤
thank you for teaching me the experience in ur country
I'm watching from 🇺🇲