I apologize everyone, I was so focused on trying to figure out how to experience Muenster that I completely missed the actual historical monuments that make the city what it is 😢… BUT it gives me a HUGE reason to come back when I drive back to Hamburg from Muenster 🔥☺️! The goal was for me to learn more about your cities, towns, and Bundeslands while also enjoying these experiences with my friends! I’m currently in Aachen at the moment and I’ll make sure we have the best of BOTH worlds! I hope you guys enjoy! And thank you for your feedback ❤
I wonder about the conditions and cooperations under which you all are traveling ... you and your buddies, you all have your own agenda - and apparently no one has come up with the idea, that someone who is located on the other side of the world and does a huge afford to come here, shouldn't just run along locals as if he could make up for lost time and missed opportunities at any time. Playing at least a tiny little bit the tourist guides for you, alongside all of your rightly planned projects, would add value (at least for you, James ...) But I'm glad you're making a note of what you want to catch up on. And now just enjoy what you can 😊
@@JamesBray3 1. Tere is the Domplatz, it´s the place infront of the Dom and it is magnificent 2. from there you could go to the Lambertikirche and the Prinzipalmarkt 3. The Erbdrostenhof is also very beautiful and pretty much exactly next to the Peter Pane yall were eating in 4. Then there is the Schloss Münster (doesnt really have a name) 5. The Schloss also has a extremely beautiful and pretty big botanical garden which you need to see if your next vixit ist in the spring or summer season 6. The Aasee is a lake in Münster where many people hang out, it has cafes and places to just sit and relax 7. And last but not least there is the Kuhviertel which is very beautiful when you visit it in the evening Hope this helps! I love your content nad was lucky enough to meet you at the gamescom last year. Let me know if you need or want to know anything in/about Münster. See you here!
As someone born and living in Muenster I was pretty excited when I saw this video... now after watching it I'm a bit disappointed. You literally missed everything the city as to offer. You didn't visit the Prinipalmarkt, the Ludgerikirche, the Dom, the Schloss (castle?), the Aasee... sooo many great spots you could all visit in one day easily. And those are only the famous bits. There are so many more places. Oh well... I hope you visit the city again soon and take a proper look around. Because you definitely missed out on more or less all of it. Literally.
Leider war deren Zeitplan ein wenig eng getaktet und es gab nur einen Tag. Es ist noch mehr am Tag gewesen, als das was im Video ist. Aber kann euch verstehen. Hätte mich als Münsteraner auch über mehr Münstercontent gefreut.
@@BeerandMunchies Hab ein wenig via lG etc. verfolgen können, hab aber trotzdem das Gefühl, es dürfte wirklich Wesentliches gefehlt haben, als sei der Fokus verrutscht auf Content, der auch sonstwo gedreht hätte werden können. Aber deine Verköstigung hat mich schon vom Zusehen hungrig gemacht, perfekt 😋👍
@@gtglauraIf he were really only here for a fun, party and booze tour, I'd accept that and would wish them an accident-free partiing time 😄 But he himself has spent so many years trying in all sorts of ways to squeeze the Internet for cultural stuff in Germany too. So imo he now deserves to be able to experience as much of it as possible live and in person.
James, you come from the USA to Germany and then also to Münster, one of the most beautiful cities in Germany, and then you are most of the time on playgrounds and on totally unimportant access roads? I'm really shocked, you didn't see anything about Münster. No Prinzipalmarkt, no Old Town, no Aasee, no harbour, just nothing. It is a pity that your companions did not inform themselves about Münster beforehand.
As someone who lives in Berlin, but whose family is partly from Münster, I also find it absurd not to have seen the Prinzipalmarkt, the cathedral, the Aasee, the harbor district, the Kreuzviertel and the historic old town of Münster. How is that possible? Your German buddies have done zero preparation for Münster and are completely clueless, but sometimes make funny comments about the city. To be honest, that's pretty weak of the guys. If I were you, I would visit these places, that's what makes the city what it is. What's more, Münster is home to around 320,000 people, around 65,000 of whom are students.
@@kortd_yt No joke yet. I don't know the city of Münster, I'm from RLP. But I expected to see the historical center of the city, half-timbered houses, some historical facts about Münster. And what I have to watch? Office Buildings, Busses, Playgrounds. 🤔
@@stellas4033 I mean... Seriously! He is traveling with 3-5 buddies and nobody was able to pull up a map or something? Imagine jumping out of the camper on Servatii parking lot, looking around and saying "It looks nice here!". Given this kind of navigation skills, I really wonder how they missed the Bremer Platz back alley behind the car park then... 🤣
@@Aaaaaansa "He is traveling with 3-5 buddies and nobody was able to pull up a map or something?" I was genuinely shocked when they didn't know where they are as if they don't have google maps on their phones
When you are in Münster, why not go to the rebuilt city center? There is more going on there, more students, more places to visit! Why not visit the cathedral and the Prinzipalmarkt and the baroque castle, traces of the Anabaptists, venerable churches (St. Lamberti) and elegant aristocratic courts?Honestly, do the nerds around you have any idea about this city?Have they forgotten how to use Google to find out what a city has to offer?
@@AP-hr3qm : The generation in their mid-twenties and early thirties doesn't know how to use their tools, such as cell phones, or how to use Google Maps. A seventy-year-old has to come along and show them. In the past, we had to go to the library to look for this kind of information.
@@nordwestbeiwest1899 I think it may also depend on the agenda, sponsors and cooperation as to what works (or doesn't work) on this tour. And the target group of most participants is probably not interested in the fact that an American could use more of an overview here than the usual content 🤷♀️
Only love from here, but even as a British guy, I think I can safely say that you should visit Münster again one day. Some of the town is stunning. Aachen is also a lovely place. My general advice for any tourist is to follow signs towards the "Altstadt" (old town) wherever you go 😊
You guys need to visit the Prinzipalmarkt , in the historic city center at the Lambertikirche, and the Rathaus des Westfälischen Friedens, …..Aasee might be nice today with the warm weather
I hope that if you come to Münster again, you will let locals and students etc. show you around the city, please. I also hope that your buddies realize that for *_your_*_ fans_ it could be a once in a lifetime experience to meet you - since you're not around each and every day - which they're probably not very happy about wasting their time and money on traveling around and then not being able to meet you for even a single second 😬 And apart from that, have fun together now and then come back later for the really important stuff 🙃 PS.: We told you that with a car in Münster you'd always be in the way, _everywhere_ - wer nicht hören will muss fühlen 😎
In 1648, an event of European significance took place in Münster and Osnabrück. The Peace of Westphalia was signed, ending the Thirty Years' War and the Eighty Years' War. As a “Site of the Peace of Westphalia”, the town hall in Münster was awarded the European Heritage Label by the European Commission in mid-2015 alongside the town hall in Osnabrück. In 2024 RUclipsrs on the playground......
Really hope you return to Münster some time, I unfortunately missed you guys yesterday. But it's awesome to know you enjoyed my hometown even though you just scratched the surface :D
Going to Münster and then not going to all the sights and highlights people mentioned here, is like going to New York and then spending all your time at a WalMart in Hoboken
And just imagine they had *_walked_* from Schlossplatz to Peter Pane ... completely incidental and without any extra effort they'd have had the shortest but most impressive city walking tour within just 15 - 30 minutes 😢
Please James, really ... go to Google Maps and enter the walking route from *_"Münster Schlossplatz"_* to *_"Münster Peter Pane"_* (zu *Fuß !* 🚶♂️) And then take a virtual walk there for just a minute. If you only have one single hour to spare for Münster on the way back to HH, please do this in person ... 🙏
You should try a Currywurst at the germania Campus or visit the Schlosspark! Or take a tour on the Aasee (lake) with a pedal boat! Cool that you will return! ❤
😅😅😅 In the beginning he had to assure so many times that they were actually in Münster ... If any of that what was shown in the thumbnail or other parts of the city had actually appeared in the vlog, there would have been no need to mention any names ever. At least a few bikes gave something away - even if it wasn't rush hour at major traffic points 😄 I really, really like his concept of first getting to know the mid and the North of Germany instead of first going to the South like many Americans do - and then Germany is just Bavaria to them for the rest of their lives. IMO his concept is absolutely genius! But who would've thought that now Germany is all "beautiful" 50/60s-after-WWII-rebuilding-sins to him 😅
A section from the Max Planck Institute's homepage: 🇩🇪 _" _*_International geschätzt_* _Seit 2004 darf sich Münster „Lebenswerteste Stadt der Welt“ nennen. Als erste deutsche Großstadt hat die Westfalenmetropole beim LivCom-Award in Niagara/Kanada Gold gewonnen und den ersten Platz belegt in der Kategorie der Städte mit 200.000 bis 750.000 Einwohnern. Damit ließ Münster in dem internationalen Städte-Wettbewerb unter anderem Städte wie Seattle/USA, Okayama/Japan, Changshu/China, Posen/Polen und Coventry/Großbritannien hinter sich._ " 🇬🇧 " *_Highly regarded internationally_* _In 2004, Münster was ranked the city with the highest quality of life in the world. As the first major city in Germany, the Westphalian city won the gold medal at the LivCom-Award in Niagara, Canada and came in first place in the category of cities with 200,000 to 750,000 inhabitants. In the international competition of communities, Münster surpassed cities like Seattle in the U.S., Okayama in Japan, Changshu in China, Poznan in Poland and Coventry in the United Kingdom._ "
14:02 I can really blame James for that, he doesn't know his way around Germany but his German friends that he had, they are absolute idiots to me. why didn't they even say something about where he should go? They weren't prepared at all
Münster is a "dead city"? Tell that to the 65K students who live there... No joke, when people around here (I live in Hamm) ask me why I love Dublin so much, I tell them "Because it feels just like Münster when you go there" - and they totally get it.
Next time definitely visit the old part of the town, the Hansa Viertel and Hafen, Hawerkamp for clubbing, Kreuzviertel has beautiful buildings, Aasee, the farmers market, Also: Hafen Döner is the best Döner in the city
It's a fever dream to me that you were in the city where I live next to and go to school. And that youbwere even near my school as well. Idk if I should feel blessed or be sorry because of the bikers.
muenster has an over 100 year old highschool the paulinum gymnasium a nice sea the aa see a harbor muenster hafen/stadtwerke an own beer bread pinkus brewery a universersity that used to be a castle muenster schloss the unique prizipalmarkt with the lamberti church that wasn't bombarded during ww2 the skateshop titus that is famous in whole europe started here and the first skateboard contest with tony hawk rodney mullen etz in europe was hold in muenster in the 80ties. so muenster has several skateparks where the most famous is the skater place where many music contests are taking place
@@Dios-dq5scHe met them way to late for that. And then he basically had to trace them via watching their stories as the fan meet&greet didn't take place.
I do know for sure that in Münster (as in any other place) you should meet with local people and ask them to teach you how to understand the atmosphere and what the people are like and how to act to get an accident free experience. Here, especially for Münster, for the bike situation 😅 A bike is a means of transportation, not a kid's toy or piece of sports equipment in this city. People don't dawdle, they have to get somewhere on time. That's why they avoid traffic jams and ride around them, if necessary even where they shouldn't. You have to know that and learn what to do if you're new to this environment, then everything is fine. You don't walk on the highway either, don't you? 😅 But I've also learned that even if bikers are allowed to do a lot there, they're really not allowed to do everything they want: Don't ever dare to ride in pedestrian zones or even without lights! 😅
Wow my hometown! You Had to Go to the Hafen, Prinzipalmarkt coconut beach aaannnddd enjoy the beautiful nightlife in Münster. One of the youngest cities in good old Germany! Have fun and enjoy yourself.
You said before that you wanted to go cycling in Münster. Why didn't you all rent bikes from the countless bike stations??? And in the thumbnail there is the Prinzipalmarkt and the Lambertikirche, but you weren't even there. CRAZY
12:19 I wouldn't know how you could even end up on this road with a car. Comma, this is not a through traffic road. Normally you're not allowed to drive through there.
As someine who goes to school there and lives in a neighbouring city. Try to find some cool statues and take a waök over the whole promenade. It will take some time for sure but you'll see a lot. I don't recommend going ro coerde or kinderhaus or any other city part because they are mainly living blocks where sometimes is a nice house ro see or store. Except if you want to live in Muenster somehwere xd . I guess the münsteraner here already described to you all good places for a cool visit so do your thing! And you should defently get a guide if you go teough the innenstadt. They will tell you some historical things about the city as to why the lamberthi kirche has 3 cages on top of the curch or where zhe 30 jährige krieg got to an end or the goldenefugen from ww2 or ehy the city scapes looks how it looks and so on.
My tipp: You will not find the essence of one of the most livable cities IN THE WORLD on playgrounds. 😢 please PLEASE come back and explore all the things you missed. 😊
For a city of this size, a surprising amount is actually within walking distance and of course even better by bike. Of course, not everyone can do that, but I've always had the feeling that public transportation by bus works pretty well there, just like the trams in other cities 🚌 Correct me if I'm wrong, I haven't been there for a long time.
@@AP-hr3qm I was expecting to see the buses operate more like trams there but I found they all seem to run every 30 minutes, while trams and Stadtbahn lines in similarly sized German cities usually run every 10 minutes and sometimes every 5 minutes. People are much less likely to regularly use bus and rail when there are long waits between departures. The cycle infrastructure does seem really good though.
@@lazrseagull54 Oh wow! 😮 That's sad. It used to be every 10 or 15 minutes decades ago - at least in the city center. And about 8 years ago I also experienced it better than every 30 minutes. But at that time I borrowed a bike (much quicker and indepenend anyway) so I don't really know about the busses. It might be that busses with similar routes alternate though, but this would then unfortunately not be so obvious for non locals and more confusing.
Münster has a lot of History and Archistecture to look at - so more "Old People Stuff". It is in Westphalia (yeah, I know, Münsterland und co, but.... lets keep it easy at forst, will we?), so it is more chill (up to grumpy). The fun there is what you do with your Buddys. But also, it is not that you can not have Fun there - there is a lot to do anyhow. But it is more about "good everyday Living Quality" and you need weeks to see what the "Thing to appreciate" is. Chilling in Parks, have a Walk, Art installations and Museums and such. Also, the Churches - old and pretty pretty. But good to see you had Fun on that Playground with some Buddys - that is how it is meant to be around Münsterland/Westphalia. And usually it is enhanced with Beer and Srinks plus plenty of Food. Who pukes, looses. If you ask me,take some Time, rent a Camping site for that Caravan and then visit some Historical stuff on the Day kinda "educational Trip" and have some BBQ and Booze in the Evening every Day for a Week.
I was 4 when I jumped off my parents car in front of the Dom and immediately fell in love with this city. And I was 21 when I lived there for a year. You definitely _can_ love the "old people's stuff" *and* love playgrounds plus take advantage of every party option at a young age 😄
Come to Bad Salzuflen, old town on the foot's from Teutoburger Wald. Here you can visit the vitasol therme and swim in salty water its good for lungs. Then you can drive just 20km and visit the Herrmanns Denkmal. Its a statue of a German defender, he fights the legion of Julius Caesar back in the Teutoburger Wald. Very interesting.
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For the bike use: Münster is a medium sized city (most trips are under 5 km), the landscape is very flat - and you have a big university in the town. All elements that help convincing people to use a bike for everyday commute. It is just the most efficent way of getting from one place to another - in Münster. And also - finding a place where to park your car is quite time consuming. Most times the bike ride takes less time than finding a free parking spot - and there is a good chance you have to pay for parking your car. Not happening for the bicyles ... And also: The citys council, mayor and else have been bike-friendly for decades. Making room on the streets for bikes - just rewatch the video and take a look at all these red (and sometimes green) marked bicycle lanes. They are put in place for car drivers as a way of saying "bicyles very likely to cross your path - and they have the "right of way"".
Münster ain't a city, it is just a giant village, as I never got city flair in it, always reminded me of my village :D Not in a bad way btw, it is meant as a compliment
Guys ... James unites a wohle lot of very different people with different interests on his channel and usually covers a huuuge spectrum with his content. This community is very wide-ranging, with all interests and all age groups represented. It's his absolute unique selling point and he manages it perfectly. I suspect that the other participants of the van tour are more specialized and he is dependent on them this time. James' Community will probably have to cut back a little here, there will be other times when he can be more himself 😊 I think it's even worse for him than it is for us. (When I think about how overwhelmed he always is by the Kölner Dom and by - for us - completely random "old" buildings that aren't even really old or particularly beautiful ... and how much he enjoyed biking ... and how beautiful the weather was ... then Münster would have been the perfect place to blow his mind.) Despite everything, we just shouldn't spoil his fun, it's a bit like a school trip, culture vultures on tour don't have any less fun, if most of us remember correctly, right? 😅 Let's just go for it.
James, just for you to know: The fact that you get very well roasted here about some things, that is less anger towards _you_ than the fact that with these comments you can show off to anyone that you have an audience that actually cares about your well-being and your content at least as much as the audience of any of all the other creators does 😉 At the very least, if not more 💪🤨
Mit nem Camper durch den Alten Steinweg ist gefühlter Selbstmord... warum macht ihr sowas? :D Driving with a camper through the "Alter Steinweg" (the street with the REWE truck) is like commiting suicide... why would you do that? :D
This is genuinely hilarious James 🤣 Probably the single most ill-staffed group of people to explore Münster with It starts with the Campers driving through the most bike friendly city of Germany, 10/10 would watch that in my free time from my balcony 😂 Don't misunderstand, I am not angry as I am not even from Münster It's just so funny The dude who called it a "dead city", it's literally a University City with oh so many student pubs in the old city And since you are all guys: Female university students everywhere, as in everywhere I mean who schedules meetings in some random park or in front of some random building As if the old city didn't exist, as if the Zoo didn't exist lmao I can't stop laughing
You could have ticked off the cultural program with 30 minutes of shuffling through the old town, just from one side to the other, if you didn't feel like it. And then hanging out with a few bottles of beer, wine etc. at the Aasee until the middle of the night, including meeting a bunch of new people - that should be just as possible nowadays as it used to be, right? 🤔 Just to get started, the program can be expanded as required any time.
Next time "Haverkamp" at Weekend Night. Came to the DARK Side James 👹 or visit the Goblins at "Bremer Platz" then you understand why Münster is the Capital City of north Westfalia! Oh and the Street in the Front of this Ninja Indoor Playground is another urban bad place at Night 🤫 i can,t write more its YT.
I was really disappointed by this video. In the video, you talk about how now, you've left/ originally planned to leave meet-ups after an extremely short period of time *multiple times*, and how you've forgotten stickers you promised people. You laughed about it. How is that funny? Why would anyone want to be your fan or go to a meetup if that's the way you're treating your fans? In the comments under the videos where you were planning, people warned you that it would suck to take a van into a city center and that you were probably not spending enough time in each place, and you commented in this video about how both of these things were problematic. There are lots of really good places to eat in Münster, but for the second day in a row, you decided to go to the German equivalent of Applebee's. Then, you also made some odd comments (commenting on the high speed on the Autobahn, but on the Autobahn, RVs are generally limited to 100-120 kph, or 62-75 mph, depending on their weight; comments like "if you're not first, you're last" that sound like they came straight off of a No Fear t-shirt circa 1993). You're an adult man and your personality is more or less fully formed, so I don't expect you to change, but I didn't like the edit of James Bray shown here.
I have exactly the same thoughts. When he told us his plans before, so many of his fans told him "it will not work, too many places for such a few days", also the hint to park at the outskirts and then access the city center by public transport was often given. (Not all but lots of cities have so called "Park & Ride" parking lots at the outskirt where you can park a car at a nearby bus or tram station....). Don't know how often he showed the stickers in advance, so proud of them, and then "oh, I forgot them in the van".... I don't want to appear over critical... after a bad night with nearly no sleep things like that may happen - but hey, there is a crew around and nobody thought to ask "Got the stickers?" I am really a fan. But I whished that they'd all be aware that a meet&greet cannot happen within 5 minutes, because nobody knows where it will take place at what exact time - and it may take ten minutes for the fans to reach the location. Hope to see them a bit more organized in the incoming videos! Especially because there are Germans in the crew who should be aware how narrow our roads can be!
@@HerzschreiberAfter all, it's not _his_ crew, but a bunch of people got together, each of whom seems to be pursuing their own plan for their own viewers ... 🤷♀ ️It seems as if he is bound by their ideas. And as far as I'm concerned, at least his own videos don't have to be up to date. Editing and uploading takes up time that could be put to better use.
@@AP-hr3qm Okay, then I was wrong in the first point. But even then they should be aware that building a team and working together would be a benefit for them all. And yes, editing costs time. Moreover I guess it is hard to edit a video in a Van with others around you, instead of being alone and able to 100% concentrate on what you do. Maybe it would be a good idea to do that after the trip, and while they are on the road, only try to upload a short with the next planned meeting points. And if working together as a team won't work, it would maybe better when everyone of the pack would just start on their own and do their own thing alone.
@@Herzschreiber Absolutely, a little more team spirit would be an advantage. 😬 Also for the others, who could take the opportunity to promote themselves outside their bubble for once, even if they don't need to and don't see advantages. There seems to be a concept behind the tour and probably sponsors too, as far as I can guess. I think on this tour James is also trying to benefit from the filming/streaming/editing skills and equipment/know-how of the others as some of them seem to be using this tour to try out and develop new technical stuff and skills etc. I'm just comparing it with another, quite young American, who is usually out and about on his own and asks his followers and locals what to do. This comes across much more naturally and showcases places, people and experiences in a very pure way - but covers zero gamer, streamer, music, food, sponsor or other content and doesn't provide any promising connections that pay off. James' broad interest, target group and pursuit of notoriety is interesting on the one hand, as his followers also get the opportunity to experience new perspectives, but it can also have serious drawbacks. I don't think James can have a 100% overview of everything from abroad and will have to rely on other people once he's here, at least until he's on a firmer footing himself. That will grow.
1:25 Self-fulfilling prophecy successfully manifested. You really can achieve anything if you only try hard enough 🤭 Would've been nice if someone had listened to him here instead: 2:00 I hope the waitress didn't watch 😅
I apologize everyone, I was so focused on trying to figure out how to experience Muenster that I completely missed the actual historical monuments that make the city what it is 😢… BUT it gives me a HUGE reason to come back when I drive back to Hamburg from Muenster 🔥☺️! The goal was for me to learn more about your cities, towns, and Bundeslands while also enjoying these experiences with my friends! I’m currently in Aachen at the moment and I’ll make sure we have the best of BOTH worlds! I hope you guys enjoy! And thank you for your feedback ❤
I wonder about the conditions and cooperations under which you all are traveling ... you and your buddies, you all have your own agenda - and apparently no one has come up with the idea, that someone who is located on the other side of the world and does a huge afford to come here, shouldn't just run along locals as if he could make up for lost time and missed opportunities at any time.
Playing at least a tiny little bit the tourist guides for you, alongside all of your rightly planned projects, would add value (at least for you, James ...)
But I'm glad you're making a note of what you want to catch up on.
And now just enjoy what you can 😊
If you want i could give you some places you need to see in Münster. See ya
@@MarionateTV yes please! 🙏🏽
@@JamesBray3
1. Tere is the Domplatz, it´s the place infront of the Dom and it is magnificent
2. from there you could go to the Lambertikirche and the Prinzipalmarkt
3. The Erbdrostenhof is also very beautiful and pretty much exactly next to the Peter Pane yall were eating in
4. Then there is the Schloss Münster (doesnt really have a name)
5. The Schloss also has a extremely beautiful and pretty big botanical garden which you need to see if your next vixit ist in the spring or summer season
6. The Aasee is a lake in Münster where many people hang out, it has cafes and places to just sit and relax
7. And last but not least there is the Kuhviertel which is very beautiful when you visit it in the evening
Hope this helps! I love your content nad was lucky enough to meet you at the gamescom last year.
Let me know if you need or want to know anything in/about Münster.
See you here!
@@MarionateTV Maybe you can show him around in person ☺️👍
As someone born and living in Muenster I was pretty excited when I saw this video... now after watching it I'm a bit disappointed. You literally missed everything the city as to offer. You didn't visit the Prinipalmarkt, the Ludgerikirche, the Dom, the Schloss (castle?), the Aasee... sooo many great spots you could all visit in one day easily. And those are only the famous bits. There are so many more places. Oh well... I hope you visit the city again soon and take a proper look around. Because you definitely missed out on more or less all of it. Literally.
Totally agree, this was pretty much a griff ins Klo, very disappointed.
Leider war deren Zeitplan ein wenig eng getaktet und es gab nur einen Tag. Es ist noch mehr am Tag gewesen, als das was im Video ist. Aber kann euch verstehen. Hätte mich als Münsteraner auch über mehr Münstercontent gefreut.
@@BeerandMunchies Hab ein wenig via lG etc. verfolgen können, hab aber trotzdem das Gefühl, es dürfte wirklich Wesentliches gefehlt haben, als sei der Fokus verrutscht auf Content, der auch sonstwo gedreht hätte werden können.
Aber deine Verköstigung hat mich schon vom Zusehen hungrig gemacht, perfekt 😋👍
same!! quite sad he didnt get to see the real beauty of münster
@@gtglauraIf he were really only here for a fun, party and booze tour, I'd accept that and would wish them an accident-free partiing time 😄
But he himself has spent so many years trying in all sorts of ways to squeeze the Internet for cultural stuff in Germany too. So imo he now deserves to be able to experience as much of it as possible live and in person.
James, you come from the USA to Germany and then also to Münster, one of the most beautiful cities in Germany, and then you are most of the time on playgrounds and on totally unimportant access roads?
I'm really shocked, you didn't see anything about Münster. No Prinzipalmarkt, no Old Town, no Aasee, no harbour, just nothing.
It is a pity that your companions did not inform themselves about Münster beforehand.
As someone who lives in Berlin, but whose family is partly from Münster, I also find it absurd not to have seen the Prinzipalmarkt, the cathedral, the Aasee, the harbor district, the Kreuzviertel and the historic old town of Münster. How is that possible? Your German buddies have done zero preparation for Münster and are completely clueless, but sometimes make funny comments about the city. To be honest, that's pretty weak of the guys. If I were you, I would visit these places, that's what makes the city what it is. What's more, Münster is home to around 320,000 people, around 65,000 of whom are students.
Bro need new friends…. For sure. That was really sad
@@kortd_yt No joke yet. I don't know the city of Münster, I'm from RLP.
But I expected to see the historical center of the city, half-timbered houses, some historical facts about Münster.
And what I have to watch?
Office Buildings, Busses, Playgrounds.
🤔
@@norbertkuhn4072real sht bro
Challenge unlocked: Sucessfully evading the historical city center... 😂
Right? Did they actually did not go to the historical city center?
How even? 😂
@@stellas4033 I mean... Seriously! He is traveling with 3-5 buddies and nobody was able to pull up a map or something? Imagine jumping out of the camper on Servatii parking lot, looking around and saying "It looks nice here!". Given this kind of navigation skills, I really wonder how they missed the Bremer Platz back alley behind the car park then... 🤣
@@Aaaaaansa I totally agree. Maybe they were too sleepy? How knows, hope he visits again!
@@Aaaaaansayea, they are just kids… a little sad.
@@Aaaaaansa "He is traveling with 3-5 buddies and nobody was able to pull up a map or something?"
I was genuinely shocked when they didn't know where they are as if they don't have google maps on their phones
When you are in Münster, why not go to the rebuilt city center? There is more going on there, more students, more places to visit! Why not visit the cathedral and the Prinzipalmarkt and the baroque castle, traces of the Anabaptists, venerable churches (St. Lamberti) and elegant aristocratic courts?Honestly, do the nerds around you have any idea about this city?Have they forgotten how to use Google to find out what a city has to offer?
Thanks 😢
I'm sorry for him, that they don't give him an overall view of what they are showing him.
@@AP-hr3qm : The generation in their mid-twenties and early thirties doesn't know how to use their tools, such as cell phones, or how to use Google Maps. A seventy-year-old has to come along and show them. In the past, we had to go to the library to look for this kind of information.
@@nordwestbeiwest1899 I think it may also depend on the agenda, sponsors and cooperation as to what works (or doesn't work) on this tour.
And the target group of most participants is probably not interested in the fact that an American could use more of an overview here than the usual content 🤷♀️
My mother works in Muenster and I can asure you: you missed the best parts. 😢 (Everything that makes the city beautiful)
Only love from here, but even as a British guy, I think I can safely say that you should visit Münster again one day. Some of the town is stunning. Aachen is also a lovely place. My general advice for any tourist is to follow signs towards the "Altstadt" (old town) wherever you go 😊
You guys need to visit the Prinzipalmarkt , in the historic city center at the Lambertikirche, and the Rathaus des Westfälischen Friedens, …..Aasee might be nice today with the warm weather
I hope that if you come to Münster again, you will let locals and students etc. show you around the city, please.
I also hope that your buddies realize that for *_your_*_ fans_ it could be a once in a lifetime experience to meet you - since you're not around each and every day - which they're probably not very happy about wasting their time and money on traveling around and then not being able to meet you for even a single second 😬
And apart from that, have fun together now and then come back later for the really important stuff 🙃
PS.: We told you that with a car in Münster you'd always be in the way, _everywhere_ - wer nicht hören will muss fühlen 😎
You guys acting like big kids is hilarious. Can’t wait for you guys to revisit the city to get the full experience of what makes it so special.
lol, you guys walked right in Front of my house but not through the City center, the most beautiful part of the town XD
I'm disappointed!Münster is more than playgrounds. Münster has more to offer!
In 1648, an event of European significance took place in Münster and Osnabrück. The Peace of Westphalia was signed, ending the Thirty Years' War and the Eighty Years' War. As a “Site of the Peace of Westphalia”, the town hall in Münster was awarded the European Heritage Label by the European Commission in mid-2015 alongside the town hall in Osnabrück.
In 2024 RUclipsrs on the playground......
Really hope you return to Münster some time, I unfortunately missed you guys yesterday. But it's awesome to know you enjoyed my hometown even though you just scratched the surface :D
Going to Münster and then not going to all the sights and highlights people mentioned here, is like going to New York and then spending all your time at a WalMart in Hoboken
Münster:
Botanischer Garten
Zoo
Freilichtmuseum
Naturkundemuseum
Dom
Altstadt
Those are some places I always like to visit in Münster.
You have to take the biggest parking place in Muenster with a Camper .. Schlossplatz .. 😄. There you see the beautiful Schloss and Schlosspark too. 👍
And just imagine they had *_walked_* from Schlossplatz to Peter Pane ... completely incidental and without any extra effort they'd have had the shortest but most impressive city walking tour within just 15 - 30 minutes 😢
Please James, really ... go to Google Maps and enter the walking route from
*_"Münster Schlossplatz"_*
to
*_"Münster Peter Pane"_* (zu *Fuß !* 🚶♂️)
And then take a virtual walk there for just a minute.
If you only have one single hour to spare for Münster on the way back to HH, please do this in person ... 🙏
So nice that you are finally back in Germany!
OMG My most favourite city of Germany. I grew up 30km away and was so much in that city when I was little
You should try a Currywurst at the germania Campus or visit the Schlosspark! Or take a tour on the Aasee (lake) with a pedal boat! Cool that you will return! ❤
Love the Vlogs! Looking forward to my Breakfast Bro. Wish you a awesome Trip ✌️🤤💨
Münster is such a beautiful city. Great office buildings, great playgrounds, great busses. 😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂
😅😅😅
In the beginning he had to assure so many times that they were actually in Münster ... If any of that what was shown in the thumbnail or other parts of the city had actually appeared in the vlog, there would have been no need to mention any names ever.
At least a few bikes gave something away - even if it wasn't rush hour at major traffic points 😄
I really, really like his concept of first getting to know the mid and the North of Germany instead of first going to the South like many Americans do - and then Germany is just Bavaria to them for the rest of their lives.
IMO his concept is absolutely genius!
But who would've thought that now Germany is all "beautiful" 50/60s-after-WWII-rebuilding-sins to him 😅
"Its a dead city"... what the fuck.
A section from the Max Planck Institute's homepage:
🇩🇪 _" _*_International geschätzt_*
_Seit 2004 darf sich Münster „Lebenswerteste Stadt der Welt“ nennen. Als erste deutsche Großstadt hat die Westfalenmetropole beim LivCom-Award in Niagara/Kanada Gold gewonnen und den ersten Platz belegt in der Kategorie der Städte mit 200.000 bis 750.000 Einwohnern. Damit ließ Münster in dem internationalen Städte-Wettbewerb unter anderem Städte wie Seattle/USA, Okayama/Japan, Changshu/China, Posen/Polen und Coventry/Großbritannien hinter sich._ "
🇬🇧 " *_Highly regarded internationally_*
_In 2004, Münster was ranked the city with the highest quality of life in the world. As the first major city in Germany, the Westphalian city won the gold medal at the LivCom-Award in Niagara, Canada and came in first place in the category of cities with 200,000 to 750,000 inhabitants. In the international competition of communities, Münster surpassed cities like Seattle in the U.S., Okayama in Japan, Changshu in China, Poznan in Poland and Coventry in the United Kingdom._ "
That was not why you should go to Münster. You missed out Big TIme.
14:02 I can really blame James for that, he doesn't know his way around Germany
but his German friends that he had, they are absolute idiots to me.
why didn't they even say something about where he should go?
They weren't prepared at all
Münster is a "dead city"? Tell that to the 65K students who live there...
No joke, when people around here (I live in Hamm) ask me why I love Dublin so much, I tell them "Because it feels just like Münster when you go there" - and they totally get it.
Next time definitely visit the old part of the town, the Hansa Viertel and Hafen, Hawerkamp for clubbing, Kreuzviertel has beautiful buildings, Aasee, the farmers market, Also: Hafen Döner is the best Döner in the city
It's a fever dream to me that you were in the city where I live next to and go to school. And that youbwere even near my school as well. Idk if I should feel blessed or be sorry because of the bikers.
muenster has an over 100 year old highschool the paulinum gymnasium a nice sea the aa see a harbor muenster hafen/stadtwerke
an own beer bread pinkus brewery
a universersity that used to be a castle muenster schloss
the unique prizipalmarkt with the lamberti church that wasn't bombarded during ww2
the skateshop titus that is famous in whole europe started here and the first skateboard contest with tony hawk rodney mullen etz in europe was hold in muenster in the 80ties.
so muenster has several skateparks where the most famous is the skater place where many music contests are taking place
Nice that you have been in Münster!Crazy how bad your skills are -Yes and you missed everything.Need to go to the innenstadt
Muenster has more bicycles than inhabitants.
Great and Hughs from Münster , its nice to see u in my Hometown with Good Vibes.
I was the fan from your video, really enjoyed it
Und du lässt die Lappen da auf dem Spielplatz hängen? Hättest ein wenig zur Promenade erzählen können wo ihr schon direkt dort standet… Schande…
hi kili
@@Dios-dq5scHe met them way to late for that.
And then he basically had to trace them via watching their stories as the fan meet&greet didn't take place.
I do know for sure that in Münster (as in any other place) you should meet with local people and ask them to teach you how to understand the atmosphere and what the people are like and how to act to get an accident free experience.
Here, especially for Münster, for the bike situation 😅
A bike is a means of transportation, not a kid's toy or piece of sports equipment in this city.
People don't dawdle, they have to get somewhere on time. That's why they avoid traffic jams and ride around them, if necessary even where they shouldn't.
You have to know that and learn what to do if you're new to this environment, then everything is fine.
You don't walk on the highway either, don't you? 😅
But I've also learned that even if bikers are allowed to do a lot there, they're really not allowed to do everything they want:
Don't ever dare to ride in pedestrian zones or even without lights! 😅
Wow my hometown! You Had to Go to the Hafen, Prinzipalmarkt coconut beach aaannnddd enjoy the beautiful nightlife in Münster. One of the youngest cities in good old Germany! Have fun and enjoy yourself.
You guys should stop eating burger, Pizza and co. Get the typical german food of the city you are in.
Greetins from Osnabrück, Münster's neighbor city.
You have a very beautiful voice its so deep thats crazy bri
Geil meine Heimatstadt
You said before that you wanted to go cycling in Münster.
Why didn't you all rent bikes from the countless bike stations???
And in the thumbnail there is the Prinzipalmarkt and the Lambertikirche, but you weren't even there.
CRAZY
15:05 He talks about old buildings and at the same time is in Münster and Münster is actually over 400 years older than Dresden.
Plot twist: The playground was a secret trainings facikkity. Now you got tranfered from NAVY tu NASA
If you are still around you could stop by and visit Osnabrück, it's about one hour away from Münster. We have a small but very pretty old town.
ooh thats my town, hope youre enjoying your stay
12:19 I wouldn't know how you could even end up on this road with a car. Comma, this is not a through traffic road. Normally you're not allowed to drive through there.
As someine who goes to school there and lives in a neighbouring city. Try to find some cool statues and take a waök over the whole promenade. It will take some time for sure but you'll see a lot. I don't recommend going ro coerde or kinderhaus or any other city part because they are mainly living blocks where sometimes is a nice house ro see or store. Except if you want to live in Muenster somehwere xd . I guess the münsteraner here already described to you all good places for a cool visit so do your thing! And you should defently get a guide if you go teough the innenstadt. They will tell you some historical things about the city as to why the lamberthi kirche has 3 cages on top of the curch or where zhe 30 jährige krieg got to an end or the goldenefugen from ww2 or ehy the city scapes looks how it looks and so on.
My tipp: You will not find the essence of one of the most livable cities IN THE WORLD on playgrounds. 😢 please PLEASE come back and explore all the things you missed. 😊
Wasn't Münster once even the "Lebenswerteste Stadt der Welt" (Most liveable city in the world) in terms of its size?
@@AP-hr3qm Exactly. Thats why i mentioned it.
His boys were just stupid...
@@AP-hr3qm2004 war das in der Kategorie 200.000 bis 750.000 Einwohner weltweit
Oh, I miss Münster ❤
I just went to Münster for the first time last month. Nice place. Largest German city with neither trams nor U Bahn though. 😔🚋
For a city of this size, a surprising amount is actually within walking distance and of course even better by bike.
Of course, not everyone can do that, but I've always had the feeling that public transportation by bus works pretty well there, just like the trams in other cities 🚌
Correct me if I'm wrong, I haven't been there for a long time.
@@AP-hr3qm I was expecting to see the buses operate more like trams there but I found they all seem to run every 30 minutes, while trams and Stadtbahn lines in similarly sized German cities usually run every 10 minutes and sometimes every 5 minutes. People are much less likely to regularly use bus and rail when there are long waits between departures. The cycle infrastructure does seem really good though.
@@lazrseagull54 Oh wow! 😮
That's sad. It used to be every 10 or 15 minutes decades ago - at least in the city center.
And about 8 years ago I also experienced it better than every 30 minutes. But at that time I borrowed a bike (much quicker and indepenend anyway) so I don't really know about the busses.
It might be that busses with similar routes alternate though, but this would then unfortunately not be so obvious for non locals and more confusing.
Yep and it's a Katastrophe
Seeing you in my hometown is crazy 😂
"nine, ten, eleven, twelve, dreizehn, vierzehn, fünfzehn, [...] einundzwanzig!" that was so awesome to hear off the cuff like that haha :D
Münster has a lot of History and Archistecture to look at - so more "Old People Stuff".
It is in Westphalia (yeah, I know, Münsterland und co, but.... lets keep it easy at forst, will we?), so it is more chill (up to grumpy). The fun there is what you do with your Buddys.
But also, it is not that you can not have Fun there - there is a lot to do anyhow.
But it is more about "good everyday Living Quality" and you need weeks to see what the "Thing to appreciate" is.
Chilling in Parks, have a Walk, Art installations and Museums and such.
Also, the Churches - old and pretty pretty.
But good to see you had Fun on that Playground with some Buddys - that is how it is meant to be around Münsterland/Westphalia. And usually it is enhanced with Beer and Srinks plus plenty of Food. Who pukes, looses.
If you ask me,take some Time, rent a Camping site for that Caravan and then visit some Historical stuff on the Day kinda "educational Trip" and have some BBQ and Booze in the Evening every Day for a Week.
I was 4 when I jumped off my parents car in front of the Dom and immediately fell in love with this city.
And I was 21 when I lived there for a year.
You definitely _can_ love the "old people's stuff" *and* love playgrounds plus take advantage of every party option at a young age 😄
Münster has the same size like a munich, 300 Quadratkilometer
Come to Bad Salzuflen, old town on the foot's from Teutoburger Wald. Here you can visit the vitasol therme and swim in salty water its good for lungs.
Then you can drive just 20km and visit the Herrmanns Denkmal.
Its a statue of a German defender, he fights the legion of Julius Caesar back in the Teutoburger Wald.
Very interesting.
Schön daß du schon mal Münster nicht mit Munster verwechselt hat. Wem das passiert, der landet in einem Militärgebiet.
His pronunciation of our German *"Ü"* is top-notch! 😍
@@AP-hr3qm Indeed! Most native English speakers are unable to manage our "Umlauts".
we got married in Münster . beautiful city❤
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There comes two bikes on 1 Person
For the bike use:
Münster is a medium sized city (most trips are under 5 km), the landscape is very flat - and you have a big university in the town.
All elements that help convincing people to use a bike for everyday commute.
It is just the most efficent way of getting from one place to another - in Münster.
And also - finding a place where to park your car is quite time consuming.
Most times the bike ride takes less time than finding a free parking spot - and there is a good chance you have to pay for parking your car.
Not happening for the bicyles ...
And also:
The citys council, mayor and else have been bike-friendly for decades. Making room on the streets for bikes - just rewatch the video and take a look at all these red (and sometimes green) marked bicycle lanes.
They are put in place for car drivers as a way of saying "bicyles very likely to cross your path - and they have the "right of way"".
Münster ain't a city, it is just a giant village, as I never got city flair in it, always reminded me of my village :D
Not in a bad way btw, it is meant as a compliment
ahh too bad i didn´t catch ya, but even I could have given you a better and nicer picture of the city xD
You should visit schuhmacher next time its the second oldest restaurant in Münster
whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaat james in my hometown, insane
Guys ... James unites a wohle lot of very different people with different interests on his channel and usually covers a huuuge spectrum with his content.
This community is very wide-ranging, with all interests and all age groups represented. It's his absolute unique selling point and he manages it perfectly.
I suspect that the other participants of the van tour are more specialized and he is dependent on them this time.
James' Community will probably have to cut back a little here, there will be other times when he can be more himself 😊
I think it's even worse for him than it is for us. (When I think about how overwhelmed he always is by the Kölner Dom and by - for us - completely random "old" buildings that aren't even really old or particularly beautiful ... and how much he enjoyed biking ... and how beautiful the weather was ... then Münster would have been the perfect place to blow his mind.)
Despite everything, we just shouldn't spoil his fun, it's a bit like a school trip, culture vultures on tour don't have any less fun, if most of us remember correctly, right? 😅
Let's just go for it.
Wouldve like to meet you there but exactly in that week i was in Berlin instead of Münster
22:47 Why didn't the guy tell you where the best place to go?
So it didn't feel like a city tour, it felt like we were just fooling around.
He met them way to late for that.
And then he basically had to trace them via watching their stories as the fan meet&greet didn't take place.
10:16 that's at the end of Weseler Straße, where it goes to the motorway, comma, what's supposed to be nice there?
James, just for you to know:
The fact that you get very well roasted here about some things, that is less anger towards _you_ than the fact that with these comments you can show off to anyone that you have an audience that actually cares about your well-being and your content at least as much as the audience of any of all the other creators does 😉
At the very least, if not more 💪🤨
How many comments that point out LetsHugo is employed with James?
bro you was in my city and I did not know it !
Hey James how is the travelling on the Autobahn here in Germany.... USA is not so fast but more chaotic I think!
Hi James hi Fabi from Stuttgart.
Mit nem Camper durch den Alten Steinweg ist gefühlter Selbstmord... warum macht ihr sowas? :D
Driving with a camper through the "Alter Steinweg" (the street with the REWE truck) is like commiting suicide... why would you do that? :D
There are so many nice corners in Hamburg and Münster and you are constantly filming the 50s / 60s building sins.
Why don't you connect with a local from Münster??
I can meet him next time
I wonder if there are any bikes in Münster.
Sorry, but this infantile behavior of your fellow travelers is not as entertaining as you might think. I hope it gets better!
Bro please visit real innenstadt from Münster you Wasnt real in it , or visit aasee or Hafen way more to See 😂
i hope u guys was eating on Kulti Best Döner in Münster
That’s cool,
Btw could we get a time/ place for Leipzig so I can see if I can make it
16:35 This has actually been the drug park for a long time. You really chose a really cool location.
HUUUUUUUUUGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO what a surprise
Hey James, how an I contact you for future tours? Historian and american/ german cross over here. Bonn and Berlin.
and student city
1:35 ist das hugo sein bruder ? der sieht dem voll ähnlich
This is genuinely hilarious James 🤣
Probably the single most ill-staffed group of people to explore Münster with
It starts with the Campers driving through the most bike friendly city of Germany, 10/10 would watch that in my free time from my balcony 😂
Don't misunderstand, I am not angry as I am not even from Münster
It's just so funny
The dude who called it a "dead city", it's literally a University City with oh so many student pubs in the old city
And since you are all guys: Female university students everywhere, as in everywhere
I mean who schedules meetings in some random park or in front of some random building
As if the old city didn't exist, as if the Zoo didn't exist
lmao I can't stop laughing
You could have ticked off the cultural program with 30 minutes of shuffling through the old town, just from one side to the other, if you didn't feel like it.
And then hanging out with a few bottles of beer, wine etc. at the Aasee until the middle of the night, including meeting a bunch of new people - that should be just as possible nowadays as it used to be, right? 🤔
Just to get started, the program can be expanded as required any time.
münster is Biker city
Alle Münsteraner Liken🙂↕️
Next time "Haverkamp" at Weekend Night. Came to the DARK Side James 👹 or visit the Goblins at "Bremer Platz" then you understand why Münster is the Capital City of north Westfalia! Oh and the Street in the Front of this Ninja Indoor Playground is another urban bad place at Night 🤫 i can,t write more its YT.
ey bruv next time write me (this account) me and my friends will show u everything like everything !!!!!
Will you move to Germany Mr. Bray? 😅
dude wyou where like 15 minuts from my home..
that parking lot is prety close to hbf though
Nice, just half an Hour away from my Home 👌🏻
Same😂
Warum seid ihr nicht gekommen@@Greened.
Wo lebst du?
@@kilicrusherArbeit Arbeit
Hugo sieht viel gesünder aus
I was really disappointed by this video. In the video, you talk about how now, you've left/ originally planned to leave meet-ups after an extremely short period of time *multiple times*, and how you've forgotten stickers you promised people. You laughed about it. How is that funny? Why would anyone want to be your fan or go to a meetup if that's the way you're treating your fans? In the comments under the videos where you were planning, people warned you that it would suck to take a van into a city center and that you were probably not spending enough time in each place, and you commented in this video about how both of these things were problematic. There are lots of really good places to eat in Münster, but for the second day in a row, you decided to go to the German equivalent of Applebee's. Then, you also made some odd comments (commenting on the high speed on the Autobahn, but on the Autobahn, RVs are generally limited to 100-120 kph, or 62-75 mph, depending on their weight; comments like "if you're not first, you're last" that sound like they came straight off of a No Fear t-shirt circa 1993). You're an adult man and your personality is more or less fully formed, so I don't expect you to change, but I didn't like the edit of James Bray shown here.
I have exactly the same thoughts.
When he told us his plans before, so many of his fans told him "it will not work, too many places for such a few days", also the hint to park at the outskirts and then access the city center by public transport was often given. (Not all but lots of cities have so called "Park & Ride" parking lots at the outskirt where you can park a car at a nearby bus or tram station....).
Don't know how often he showed the stickers in advance, so proud of them, and then "oh, I forgot them in the van".... I don't want to appear over critical... after a bad night with nearly no sleep things like that may happen - but hey, there is a crew around and nobody thought to ask "Got the stickers?"
I am really a fan. But I whished that they'd all be aware that a meet&greet cannot happen within 5 minutes, because nobody knows where it will take place at what exact time - and it may take ten minutes for the fans to reach the location.
Hope to see them a bit more organized in the incoming videos! Especially because there are Germans in the crew who should be aware how narrow our roads can be!
@@HerzschreiberAfter all, it's not _his_ crew, but a bunch of people got together, each of whom seems to be pursuing their own plan for their own viewers ... 🤷♀
️It seems as if he is bound by their ideas.
And as far as I'm concerned, at least his own videos don't have to be up to date. Editing and uploading takes up time that could be put to better use.
@@AP-hr3qm Okay, then I was wrong in the first point. But even then they should be aware that building a team and working together would be a benefit for them all.
And yes, editing costs time. Moreover I guess it is hard to edit a video in a Van with others around you, instead of being alone and able to 100% concentrate on what you do. Maybe it would be a good idea to do that after the trip, and while they are on the road, only try to upload a short with the next planned meeting points. And if working together as a team won't work, it would maybe better when everyone of the pack would just start on their own and do their own thing alone.
@@Herzschreiber Absolutely, a little more team spirit would be an advantage. 😬
Also for the others, who could take the opportunity to promote themselves outside their bubble for once, even if they don't need to and don't see advantages.
There seems to be a concept behind the tour and probably sponsors too, as far as I can guess.
I think on this tour James is also trying to benefit from the filming/streaming/editing skills and equipment/know-how of the others as some of them seem to be using this tour to try out and develop new technical stuff and skills etc.
I'm just comparing it with another, quite young American, who is usually out and about on his own and asks his followers and locals what to do. This comes across much more naturally and showcases places, people and experiences in a very pure way - but covers zero gamer, streamer, music, food, sponsor or other content and doesn't provide any promising connections that pay off.
James' broad interest, target group and pursuit of notoriety is interesting on the one hand, as his followers also get the opportunity to experience new perspectives, but it can also have serious drawbacks.
I don't think James can have a 100% overview of everything from abroad and will have to rely on other people once he's here, at least until he's on a firmer footing himself. That will grow.
@@AP-hr3qm 👍
Voll in die Maus 🐁 🤣
bro come to hamburg or kiel 🤌
Is this Hugos Twin? :D
You should have visited the most beautiful place in Münster! Bremerplatz
They weren't to far away
😂😂😅
Aw man this video was mad disappointing. Love your content but this ain't it you missed EVERYTHING and the fan meet up and stuff.. nah dude
1:25 Self-fulfilling prophecy successfully manifested.
You really can achieve anything if you only try hard enough 🤭
Would've been nice if someone had listened to him here instead: 2:00
I hope the waitress didn't watch 😅