I'm Russian. This is a comic song written in 1990, after the end of the USSR. The main message was rather about the unity of Russia and the United States. In those years, it would be completely absurd to think that Alaska would return to Russia. Then we lost a third of our territories. This is not Cold War propaganda, but a reflection on the theme of lost greatness.
@@lukdhguirg7121 1989+ - is the end of USSR. Everyone felt his collapse. Censorship has disappeared. The state security was destroyed. The country was heading towards anarchy. Humorous songs are always popular in dark times.
Ahahaha you think that Russia lost territories when the USSR collapsed? And you don't care that, for example, Ukrainian general secretaries ruled 4 times longer than Russian ones, and RSFSR was the only republic where nationalism was suppressed, you don't care? You even have an independence day lol. Putin's revanchism propaganda is making idiots out of people..... they think Russia = USSR.
In case anyone missed it there was a scene taken from the original movie Red Dawn near the end of this song. Where it shows the Soviet-American friendship center just before it blows up because of the Wolverines.
@@iiberlin Gorbachev had already abdicated any pretensions at wanting to keep the USSR as an actual superpower or meaningfully opposing US actions. They didn't exercise their veto on the Gulf War resolution, that was the real end.
@@williscrihi) I’m from Russia, sometimes, of course, many people have the mood to return Alaska, but of course it’s not clear how to do it, but they are not that great, they may have ridiculed it in the song, but yes, many want it back)
Probably it would be better to translate "Запотевший пузырь" not as a "steamy bubbles", but as a "steamy bottle", since in russian it is actually means a glass of a strong alcohol, usually vodka.
I'm confused, I've seen some people call this song legit propaganda, and others call it satire. Is it a genuine song about Russian irredentism, or is just being fun? Either way I love it
i reckon its somewhere inbetween, both a song of russian revanchism and satire. the band, lyube, has been vocal about their support of russia in the invasion of ukraine, so theres definitely a nationalistic sentiment from them
@@eyraaaaaaLyube was actually one of my favourite Russian bands. Till this single moment, when I found out their leader supports Russian invasion of 2022. It was quite a shock for me, although it's not very surprising because this bands is supposed to represent patriotism and Russian force. Also, the leader of the band is a member of the party which is now ruling in Russia, actually eliminating every opposition and not allowing anyone to criticize their policy. This changed my attitude to this group in the bad way. But, to be honest, most songs of this group are real masterpieces, and they have Russian "folk" atmosphere, because of this I can't completely stop respecting Lyube.
Unfortunately most of the people who think Alaska should not have been sold only have this opinion because they have been taught propoganda instead of history. The truth is that when Alaska was sold. Russia was facing a geo-political challenge (primarily) in the form of the Crimean war. As the Crimean war progressed, Russia’s weakness in the Far East became painfully apparent and the presence of the British in North America loomed as an increasingly serious threat to Russian held territory. The reality of the situation was, Any proceeds Russia was making from Alaska (manly in the from of the fur business) no longer justified the cost and difficulty of defending it. This combined with the fact that Russia was having enough trouble defending just the Kamchatka peninsula. Made Russia's sale of Alaska the correct decision, both economically and militarily.
Единственная ремарка: Аляску продала не Екатерина, а Александр II. Более того, существует версия, что Аляску не продавали, а выдали в аренду на один век, однако документ, подтверждающий это, был навсегда утерян.
Интересный факт: Аляска стала штатом США только 3 января 1959 года. Что это значит? Это значит, что Аляска была сдана в аренду, но никак не была продана.
@@Novorossiya625 это значит то что конгресс слишком долго ебался со своими проблемами, что бы давать статус штата Аляска и Гавайи. Новые территории сразу статус штатов не получали, если смотреть на историю
honestly one of my favorite songs...wonder what they meant by "Catherine you were wrong" what did Catherine the great do wrong in the context of this song?
From the Original music vid by the creator translated: There is an opinion that the song contains a false attribution to Catherine II of the sale of Alaska (Alaska was sold in 1867, when Alexander II was emperor), but in fact, Catherine II is mentioned in the song not because she allegedly sold Alaska, but because, that she supported US independence from England
No, this isn't Propaganda, it was released in 1992, So no it wasn't a soviet song. This song is of course referincing the Sold of Alaska and how the Soviets and Russians want it back. This song is Anti-America. But it wasn't released like a Propaganda song, something like the modern day Russian songs do. Yes it might have been in produce when the USSR was around. But no it isn't a Propaganda song.
Just a small correction.. there were more of Russian American land not only alaska but also fort ross, St, petersburg in florida. And some other land i forgot which one.
We bought it fair and square, not our fault your nation was so broke back then they had to sell their colony to us. Try and take it, too. Not only will you Ruskis encounter hundreds of thousands of armed Americans who have been dreaming of fighting a VDV paratrooper since they were children, but also the U.S. and Canadian militaries. Just face that yall will never be like Americans.
Can you do a TNO Russian Anthem Video for After Midnight Russian Warlords (Like you did for Regular Russia but After Midnight Warlords Flags and Leaders and Formables?)
@@eyraaaaaa Also I Know This is Not Related to After Midnight (But If Possible Could You 1. At the End Add the Dirlewanger Brigade/Orsk wirh the song Wir Sind des Geyers Schwarzer Haufen cus You Forgot it in your last Russian Warlord Video. And 2. Would it be Possible for You to Upload The Russian Warlord Video Again After the After Midnight Video but with the muted Songs not muted and post it on Bitchute?) Many Regards.
they did bad translation. Because bubble is a word for russian "Puzyr" that literally means bubble. But also we can say "Puzyr" about a bottle of vodka, or bottle of something(this bottle was in a sphere form, thats why we started to call it "Puzyr" but now many bottles we can call like "puzyr" even not round ones. But usually we do this about a bottle of alchohol. So consize answer wedding steamy bubbles should be translated as "Wedding bottles of vodka(or alchocol)" And steamy here is also bad translation, as when we say steam here we mean actually vapor inside the bottle of vodka(but this is different topic). Hope that helps!
There must be 'steamy bottles', not 'bubbles'. :D ' Puzir' ' (bubble) in Russian it's also low-luanguage term for strong drinks bottle. And also it will be correct to replace 'crown' with 'queen'. It's about Catherine the Great, although in reality Alaska was sold roughly 70 years later after her death by Alexander II. Greetings from Russia. Don't play the fool, America! :D
Вот представьте союз России и Сша, либо же вступление России в НАТО. Две великие державы могли бы налаживать мир во всем мире, но каждая великая держава хочет быть единственной великой державой, к сожалению.
Because the Aryans are nonsense, Hitler called the Japanese Aryans, although they were Asians, and about the Russians, he changed his mind three times during his reign like a pendulum. Complete nonsense.
The reason why English speakers (and others) don't understand that this song is a satire is because of its translation. And to be precise, the translation does not reflect how vulgar the lyrics of this song are written (and some puns were also lost in the translation). And it’s strange to me why none of the Russian speakers noted this in the comments (Although some Russian speakers here seem to be both blind and deaf, and are trying to seriously discuss whether Russia will return Alaska💀 This song is not even about Alaska, lol)
Нет , просто мы не обращаем на это внимания на перевод, мы вспоминаем прошлое своей страны хорошие стороны и плохие . За Аляску это шутка или может нет , ахаха.
есть,в договоре почитай.Кстати ещё мы королеве Англии корону нашу отправляли посмотреть в 1793,а они нам её так и не вернули.Оно стоит как если каждому гражданину 200тыс. дать
@@artiarora2883 they did bad translations. Because bubble is a word for russian "Puzyr" that literally means bubble. But also we can say "Puzyr" about a bottle of vodka, or bottle of something(this bottle was in a sphere form, thats why we started to call it "Puzyr" but now many bottles we can call like "puzyr" even not round ones. But usually we do this about a bottle of alchohol. So consize answer wedding steamy bubbles should be translated as "Wedding bottles of vodka(or alchocol)" And steamy here is also bad translation, as when we say steam here we mean actually vapor inside the bottle of vodka(but this is different topic). Hope that helps!
пузырь in russian translates not only as a bubble, but as a bottle of alcohol too
Yes, that's the meaning sung here in the song.
Пузырь=vodka, говорю как русский
Вы немного не правы, пузырь как бутылка водки не литературное слово а слэнг.
@@ЖекаК-й3т а что значит "запотевший пузырь"? Запотевшая водка?
Запотевшая бутылка водки, ну обычно у нас пузырь называют чекушку@@ABsvt
I'm Russian. This is a comic song written in 1990, after the end of the USSR. The main message was rather about the unity of Russia and the United States. In those years, it would be completely absurd to think that Alaska would return to Russia. Then we lost a third of our territories. This is not Cold War propaganda, but a reflection on the theme of lost greatness.
Ussr died in 1991
@@lukdhguirg7121 1989+ - is the end of USSR. Everyone felt his collapse. Censorship has disappeared. The state security was destroyed. The country was heading towards anarchy. Humorous songs are always popular in dark times.
Ahahaha you think that Russia lost territories when the USSR collapsed? And you don't care that, for example, Ukrainian general secretaries ruled 4 times longer than Russian ones, and RSFSR was the only republic where nationalism was suppressed, you don't care? You even have an independence day lol. Putin's revanchism propaganda is making idiots out of people..... they think Russia = USSR.
1992.
This song was made in 1992.
In case anyone missed it there was a scene taken from the original movie Red Dawn near the end of this song. Where it shows the Soviet-American friendship center just before it blows up because of the Wolverines.
Ты больще голливудских фильмов смотри!
This is NOT a Russian Cold War song. This song is written in 1992 by Lyube (Любэ) group.
Just a year late it looks
@@iiberlin 3 years late, Cold War ended in 1989
@@4ester709 meh, I consider the collapse of the USSR the very end. 1989 was just the end of the Warsaw pact, practically
1988, 1989, and 1991 are all contenders for the end of The Cold War in my view. With each came greater US victory!
@@iiberlin Gorbachev had already abdicated any pretensions at wanting to keep the USSR as an actual superpower or meaningfully opposing US actions. They didn't exercise their veto on the Gulf War resolution, that was the real end.
imagine how different hisotry could have played out if russia stil had alaska
i bet it would have become the last bastion of the white russians much like how japan housed a bunch of the whites
We’d probably all be dead or Alaska would be like Taiwan
@@yellowyacket4886 you* i am european so i get the holy imortality package
@@hans_8048Russia plans to invade Europe but 👍
hisotry
Dont play fool, AMERICA! Love the song. Cheers from Brazil.
Stop making disgusting Pizzas
Дружище мы вместе против чёртовых америкосов сша. Люблю Бразилию ❤
We..bought it, though..why gives something we spent money on? (100M in modern day currency)
Also, they sold it to us.
Jello i am Brazilian
@@williscrihi) I’m from Russia, sometimes, of course, many people have the mood to return Alaska, but of course it’s not clear how to do it, but they are not that great, they may have ridiculed it in the song, but yes, many want it back)
This sounds like the classic cold war American songs combined with Russian quality. Beautiful!
True
Bread
@@bread6811bread
@@bread6811 bread
Майн готт, это песня выпущена после холодной войны
Hello to everyone and especially Russians from the US
Great song btw
Song was made in 1992 and was a satirical song making fun of Soviet Anti-American propaganda
It's not a satirical song.
@@uncubanodeporahi9514 it is.
@@Wafersog no.
@@uncubanodeporahi9514 it takes 2 seconds to google it
@@uncubanodeporahi9514 yes
I really like the style of this video, it's truly a glimpse from so many identical country folk music video....
Enquanto isso to minerando o fundo dos comentários e te acho kk
X2 @@canaldoironpirate7845
То самое чувство, когда песня русская а комментарии иностранные......
реально
Many russians use yandex translator,
Инда возопили сердешные
Автор иностранный, вот вам и итог
Probably it would be better to translate "Запотевший пузырь" not as a "steamy bubbles", but as a "steamy bottle", since in russian it is actually means a glass of a strong alcohol, usually vodka.
A fogged bottle.
Not a glass bit a bottle
I'm confused, I've seen some people call this song legit propaganda, and others call it satire. Is it a genuine song about Russian irredentism, or is just being fun? Either way I love it
i reckon its somewhere inbetween, both a song of russian revanchism and satire. the band, lyube, has been vocal about their support of russia in the invasion of ukraine, so theres definitely a nationalistic sentiment from them
The band that made the song, Lubeh, is pro-Russian government, so most likely it's propaganda
@@eyraaaaaa every rumor hasd a little truth in them
одно другому не мешает
@@eyraaaaaaLyube was actually one of my favourite Russian bands. Till this single moment, when I found out their leader supports Russian invasion of 2022. It was quite a shock for me, although it's not very surprising because this bands is supposed to represent patriotism and Russian force. Also, the leader of the band is a member of the party which is now ruling in Russia, actually eliminating every opposition and not allowing anyone to criticize their policy. This changed my attitude to this group in the bad way. But, to be honest, most songs of this group are real masterpieces, and they have Russian "folk" atmosphere, because of this I can't completely stop respecting Lyube.
As an American I like this song because because it slaps
I'm an American but this song is just so Catchy and Awesome!
Don't worry, it's just a joke song about America.Greetings from Russia
Meanwhile in the Kremlin, Vladimir Putin rn:
Based Putin
When I played this I had it on loop and I didn't even realize until later
Unfortunately most of the people who think Alaska should not have been sold only have this opinion because they have been taught propoganda instead of history.
The truth is that when Alaska was sold. Russia was facing a geo-political challenge (primarily)
in the form of the Crimean war.
As the Crimean war progressed, Russia’s weakness in the Far East became painfully apparent and the presence of
the British in North America loomed as an increasingly serious threat to Russian held territory.
The reality of the situation was,
Any proceeds Russia was making from Alaska (manly in the from of the fur business)
no longer justified the cost and difficulty of defending it.
This combined with the fact that Russia was having enough trouble defending just the
Kamchatka peninsula. Made Russia's sale of Alaska the correct decision, both economically and militarily.
It's either power separation or just sell it to the us, but Ussr sell it anyways
Lmao imagine if Liechtenstein bought Alaska.
@@Oswaldo_Joe02the good ending
Respect From Serbia
Delusional
I respect my Serbian and Russian brothers and sisters as an American, ✊
Respect to you!@@AmericanRedGuard
@@realspeed1944 thank you!
Kosovo is serbia!
The fact 99% of us are Americans watching this lol
I’ll admit yes, but this song is good
I also admit,
Nein.
Not only that, I'm also Native Alaskan, odd vibes here
@@lordebastion2347 return to rossiya
I come to this song every time something stupid and dumb happens in America
So every single day??
@@jolt9484 Yeah... Pretty much
@@agniteyt American here, just wanted to say not everyday but every hour or two
@@glizzyglizzovich6309American here..move to Connecticut, pretty chill here.
@@agniteyt At least we got something to keep our minds away from the chaos that is America post covid, but let's hope we got hope for the future.
This is a satirical (at the very least comical) song by the Russian group Lyube made in 1992 about Alaska, and a good one at that 🔥
@user-zt5lh5cv7qrussians who think they will get Alaska back are so cute 🥲
@@stahlhelmturtle9822 people who waste their time arguing in comment sections are so cute 😘
@@DarkIsTheNight-046 kinda weird for you to drop in and talk about yourself like that, but you do you 😘
@@stahlhelmturtle9822 Nothing is weirder and cuter than your comments stahlhelmturtle9822 (no homo ofc) 😘
Russia sold Alyaska to America, fair and square. I dont know why Russians act like it was stolen. Makes no sense to me.
Единственная ремарка: Аляску продала не Екатерина, а Александр II. Более того, существует версия, что Аляску не продавали, а выдали в аренду на один век, однако документ, подтверждающий это, был навсегда утерян.
Екатерина поддержала американцев, о чем и шутиться.
Она самая первая применила вооруженный нейтралитет в МИРЕ!!
На век или навек?
@@OptimisticLock На век, то есть на 100 лет
Интересный факт: Аляска стала штатом США только 3 января 1959 года. Что это значит? Это значит, что Аляска была сдана в аренду, но никак не была продана.
@@Novorossiya625 это значит то что конгресс слишком долго ебался со своими проблемами, что бы давать статус штата Аляска и Гавайи. Новые территории сразу статус штатов не получали, если смотреть на историю
Best Music to listen to at Christmas
and Merry Christmas to Everyone 🎄🎅
Dont play the fool, AMERICA! this is actually so good
yup, America will soon learn
@@glorihol6803 We're not the only ones with problems man
@@sleeperboi8701 But we are the ones with the most and worse problems
but you just hate the government right not the people@@glorihol6803
@@glorihol6803No, not at all. We are #1 Economical and Militarial power. Most problems you see don't happen as often as it's talked about.
At 1:26, "steamy bubble" is slang for a bottle of alcohol, usually hard alcohol, usually moonshine.
honestly one of my favorite songs...wonder what they meant by "Catherine you were wrong" what did Catherine the great do wrong in the context of this song?
its supposed to be saying that she was wrong for selling alaska, even though it was actually alexander II who did that
@@nixeistee oh damn youre right, i really thought it was referring to catherine the great
@@eyraaaaaa Nah, lad, her name was Maximiliana Maria.
@@aleksejkrszestowski6161 he had two wives during his life, one was called maria and the other called catherine
From the Original music vid by the creator translated: There is an opinion that the song contains a false attribution to Catherine II of the sale of Alaska (Alaska was sold in 1867, when Alexander II was emperor), but in fact, Catherine II is mentioned in the song not because she allegedly sold Alaska, but because, that she supported US independence from England
Хорошая песня Коляна,как обычно,Лучшая!Да здравствует Россия Матушка Наша!Победа за Матушкой!Низкий поклон Воинству Нашему!Русская Душенька радуется!
Who’s here after Putin declared the sale of Alaska illegal?
So before that, America was like that?
Not after, but before. Zhirinovsky.
Отличная песня! Спасибо автор! Из России😊
3:01 is this JSchlatt?
like Yankee Doodle and the FDJ song before it, this song of mocking has backfired, and sounds epic
i looove this vibe
Не валяй дурака, Америка.
this song may not actually be from the cold war, but it’s too good to even care about that fact
We have " keep your rifle by your side. "
Thats a song from far cry 5 💀💀yo asses are da peggies???
@@KubaadamiecHe’s saying “Come and take it over my dead body”
@@weetbix4497 Technically “Keep your rifle by your side” is satire but it’s an absolute banger and the message is good so we treat it as genuine.
@@luigimrlgaming9484 idk but “Come and take it over dead body” it what Russia did with its enemies whole their history
@@ImPedofinderGeneral Yeah, that’s because they don’t have an ocean between everyone that means them harm.
ロシアの軍歌で一番好き。いつかロシアに行ってみたい、ロシア ウクライナ戦争がどんな形でも、早く終結してくれることを祈っています。
戦争は終わり、平和が繰り返される
ロシア日本❤
Спасибо, мой японский брат 🇷🇺🫶🏼🇯🇵
@FABMODERFEROMONIXIОни воюют на территории Украины
心配 ない、戦争は永遠ではありませんが、平和も永遠ではありません。
No, this isn't Propaganda, it was released in 1992, So no it wasn't a soviet song. This song is of course referincing the Sold of Alaska and how the Soviets and Russians want it back. This song is Anti-America. But it wasn't released like a Propaganda song, something like the modern day Russian songs do. Yes it might have been in produce when the USSR was around. But no it isn't a Propaganda song.
Some reason I feel like In cod Cold War this song would be playing when breaking in the KGB place.
Pravda High School:
Don't play the fool, Saunders!
Muito bom essa música 🐊🐊
bass is fire
amo esta cancion
igual
edit is amazing
Just a small correction.. there were more of Russian American land not only alaska but also fort ross, St, petersburg in florida. And some other land i forgot which one.
That song hits different after Putin's last decree HUAHUA
Спасибо Самойлову за его творчество))) Он гениален, это не оспоримо❤❤❤
молодец песня!
Growing up in a Russian household will leave you with songs like these ingrained in your mind 😂
I know the leaders of my country are fools, but I love the song " mutch Respect" and love for Russia, and "her people respect from a man in America 👍
When they say say “Give us back our dear land” it sounds more like “GIVE US BACK OUR DAMN LAND!”
We bought it fair and square, not our fault your nation was so broke back then they had to sell their colony to us. Try and take it, too. Not only will you Ruskis encounter hundreds of thousands of armed Americans who have been dreaming of fighting a VDV paratrooper since they were children, but also the U.S. and Canadian militaries. Just face that yall will never be like Americans.
Аляска моя
It's not
i like the intro of the music
Im Finnish but this hits hard
Im Alaskan and this hits hard
Can you do a TNO Russian Anthem Video for After Midnight Russian Warlords (Like you did for Regular Russia but After Midnight Warlords Flags and Leaders and Formables?)
It would be nice.
ive been planning to make a video like that for a while, but never got around to making it. i’ll get to making it eventually
@@eyraaaaaa can you do that soon? Cus it would be neato.
@@eyraaaaaa Also I Know This is Not Related to After Midnight (But If Possible Could You 1. At the End Add the Dirlewanger Brigade/Orsk wirh the song Wir Sind des Geyers Schwarzer Haufen cus You Forgot it in your last Russian Warlord Video. And 2. Would it be Possible for You to Upload The Russian Warlord Video Again After the After Midnight Video but with the muted Songs not muted and post it on Bitchute?) Many Regards.
BRUH
they did bad translation. Because bubble is a word for russian "Puzyr" that literally means bubble. But also we can say "Puzyr" about a bottle of vodka, or bottle of something(this bottle was in a sphere form, thats why we started to call it "Puzyr" but now many bottles we can call like "puzyr" even not round ones. But usually we do this about a bottle of alchohol. So consize answer wedding steamy bubbles should be translated as "Wedding bottles of vodka(or alchocol)" And steamy here is also bad translation, as when we say steam here we mean actually vapor inside the bottle of vodka(but this is different topic). Hope that helps!
I dont speak russian but it slaps
если ты из Западе, ты не знаешь ничего, это правда.... УЧИ ЯЗЫКУ БОГА !
Я не сторонник советского союза, но военные песни СССР(независимо от периода) добавляют патриотизма.
Песня было сделана после развала
@@Anvar-le8gd но в Советском стиле
Нет, только позора
Значит ты коммунист.
И пусть будет коммунистом вас это волновать не должно @@Hansalicious
2:12 с какого фильма это? Или просто откуда тот снимок?
ruclips.net/video/4VNuyTlc64Q/видео.html 1:27
0:32 начало слов)
The hell...this is NOT Cold War song. Its russian 90-s song, performed by Lyube group in 1992.
As i thought. I knew i heard these voices somewhere else
It isnt "cold war song"
Эта классная песня актуальная как никогда
Актуальная, потому что "ну там типа Россия и Америка типа территории очень тонко я сигма сигма сигма"
There must be 'steamy bottles', not 'bubbles'. :D ' Puzir' ' (bubble) in Russian it's also low-luanguage term for strong drinks bottle.
And also it will be correct to replace 'crown' with 'queen'. It's about Catherine the Great, although in reality Alaska was sold roughly 70 years later after her death by Alexander II.
Greetings from Russia. Don't play the fool, America! :D
Great Video
Me living in Alaska proud descendant of Russian comrade
2:46 Best Part Of The Music
This is better than morden songs
что шрифт, который используется как субтитры?
as a Alaskan this is a good soviet song
Яб сказал уже Россиская
Its pretty cool
This feels like soviet turbofolk i love it 😭👍
Мне очень нравится читать коментрии либерах которых очень уж ущемляет иекущая ситуация😂😂😂😂
Я либерал. Что с этим поделаешь, импералист?
Ukraine joins NATO but Russia gets Alaska. Seems like a fair trade.
Yes let’s do it Canada is turning into a puppet anyway….
the man who saved the world
Alaska is rightfully Canadian
@@ntf5211 northern america is rightfully mine
russia gets right to exist lmao
Вот представьте союз России и Сша, либо же вступление России в НАТО. Две великие державы могли бы налаживать мир во всем мире, но каждая великая держава хочет быть единственной великой державой, к сожалению.
Whilst I like NATO and America, this song is banger!
Its okay
1:23 spongebob yakuza
never unhearing this now lmao
ein eingängiges Lied
I’m still wondering during the Cold War how nothing happened in Siberia and Alaska unlike how in Europe.
Maybe because those areas are very sparsely populated?
Bc Europe sucks.
Пузырь переведен не правильно, не "Bubbles", а сленговое название алкашки
спасибо, исправил в описании
There was a scene from Red Dawn in there
Это песня так актуално как не как 🇷🇺💪
You ain't getting Alaska tho
@@demianperez1182 Alaska will be British
@@artyguthbeornna Tuvalu
@@demianperez1182 да 😂😂😂 как Техас😂😂
Ага, очень актуальна. Русские солдаты умирают за сёла в Донецкой Области, а мечтают об Аляске
When you play the Soviet Path in Kaiserreich (but its 1980)
актуально)))
I was blowing leaves and the dog barking sound caught me so off guard 😭
Любэ вошло в чат...
this song feels like 5 generations of my ancestry guiding me to restore my nation to it's former glory
(I'm not even Russian)
Как бы я не любил ри но это видео вызывает гордость и сам ссср люблю их обоих
That opening garmoška tho 💓💗💖
2:48 that communist dude looks more aryan than the most actual "aryans" 💀
i mean youre right but idk how you watch this video and immediately think about nazi pseudo science
@@eyraaaaaa I don’t know either, that thought just came across my mind lol
Because the Aryans are nonsense, Hitler called the Japanese Aryans, although they were Asians, and about the Russians, he changed his mind three times during his reign like a pendulum. Complete nonsense.
I mean you aren't wrong but I'm pretty sure that's a shot from red dawn so idk if he's actually slav
It looks like this is in the U.S or some movie scene.
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The reason why English speakers (and others) don't understand that this song is a satire is because of its translation. And to be precise, the translation does not reflect how vulgar the lyrics of this song are written (and some puns were also lost in the translation). And it’s strange to me why none of the Russian speakers noted this in the comments
(Although some Russian speakers here seem to be both blind and deaf, and are trying to seriously discuss whether Russia will return Alaska💀 This song is not even about Alaska, lol)
Нет , просто мы не обращаем на это внимания на перевод, мы вспоминаем прошлое своей страны хорошие стороны и плохие . За Аляску это шутка или может нет , ахаха.
Lyrics sound polite, its only the accent that makes it intimidating. 😆
есть,в договоре почитай.Кстати ещё мы королеве Англии корону нашу отправляли посмотреть в 1793,а они нам её так и не вернули.Оно стоит как если каждому гражданину 200тыс. дать
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Great editing mine as well be the official music video
Слава Советскому союзу!
1991.
@@Hansalicious 1945
Can you please tell me what he means when saying "wedding hey steamy bubbles"
@@artiarora2883 they did bad translations. Because bubble is a word for russian "Puzyr" that literally means bubble. But also we can say "Puzyr" about a bottle of vodka, or bottle of something(this bottle was in a sphere form, thats why we started to call it "Puzyr" but now many bottles we can call like "puzyr" even not round ones. But usually we do this about a bottle of alchohol. So consize answer wedding steamy bubbles should be translated as "Wedding bottles of vodka(or alchocol)" And steamy here is also bad translation, as when we say steam here we mean actually vapor inside the bottle of vodka(but this is different topic). Hope that helps!
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Can I add Korean subtitles to the video?
yes of course
@@eyraaaaaaok
Cheers from venezuela
Я люблю эту песню.
Lost a Cold War did we?
Okay Adolf Hitler pfp
@@pickeldratjuices5508 yours is self-explanatory
Trve
@@CaptainCutlass What?
hello adolf hitler