Solo to Bulgaria's MOST DANGEROUS Gypsy Hood
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Solo to Bulgaria's MOST DANGEROUS Gypsy Hood
Motorcycle or not bro, ya boy still going to be keeping up with the vids. Be safe dogg.
thank u my dude much appreciated
bullshit. gypsys prefer we call them gypsy.
@@SmallBrainedAmericanyou shook that dude hands like 10 times
Why you keep being a smart ass saying Salem malekem you know thyre not Muslim and don't say that the first guy told you and you kept saying it you should of got chin for that
Omg I absolutely loved that lady getting you to set up her security camera despite the language barrier that was hilarious 😂
Straight up a sidequest
when she saw his camera she think he is IT guy or he know how to deal with cams ..... hilarious 😂 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 poor grany
She is worried becouse so many people stole from her lol
Can not understand how you aren’t getting a much larger number of views. Great stuff.
b/c he's not a Mossad agent? (Yet?)
@@MoonLanta what does that have to do with anything
love the video man, it's very interesting to see my country from another person's perspective
thanks for watching bro
My friend is Bulgarian and I finally decided to go with him and it’s actually one of my favorite countries in Europe. Everyone is so nice there oddly enough, so many people speak English so it was easy to communicate.
8:40 She bought security camera because of thieves, but she can't install it. She asked you to help her install it.
I only speak English, but that’s what I was figuring she was asking for help to install it. Wish I was there to help her with it.
Thanks for the explanation.
@@vikingsidwhat a gentelman 🙆😅
May the algo bless you my friend, great videos
That woman was so sweet bless her, she's probably been stuck with that security camera for a while, bet she's so happy, good man
Your social skills are amazing
Nah, it's just luck.
3:24 - 3:40 I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with this one, sir XD . Mt. Rushmore, Washington Monument, etc. ... perhaps they started as one thing and in time evolved to symbolize another, but we definitely have those types of things here in the USA. The majority of these monoliths we have have no civil functionality (i.e. hydroelectric dams, water treatment) other than to commemorate a specific person, ideal or era in American history lol.
The St Louis Arch, Willis Tower in Chicago, the Golden Gate Bridge lol the list goes on, he really is small brained
I live in Stara Zagora. In winter time the road to Buzludzha becomes a drift track for locals
how many subs did he have when he made this? lol i bet money is no issue now with 410k. good work dude
That building may well be the exact opposite of ornate. Cool content and very accurate channel name (love that most things are "big ass ___" and most people are "bros", maximum America in full effect)
Salam Alaikum.... 🤣 U killin' me dude.... Hahhahahaha
People's Republic of Bulgaria was never part of the Soviet Union. It was a Soviet satellite state and a member of the Warsaw Pact.
You keep invoking the USSR into a sovereign Warsaw Pact country. Go back to school man.
The two homies talking about democracy and communism were pretty freaking cool. Seems like they just went up there to smoke and take in the sights while probably listening to hardbass or something.
12:01 XDDDD that was good
"Hello there gypsy kitty..." :D:D:D
Look better than most American neighbourhoods or downtowns.
Be careful with generally using "salam" in the Balkans. Locals much prefer just hello in their language. Even in Albania where it's majority Muslim, they'll think that's kind of cringe. But it's good for the entertainment value lol.
Interesting to see they drive on the right side of the road in bulgaria I wonder if their cars are right or left hand drive.
Left hand drive
@@borisyordanov5134 Yeah,I saw a left hand drive one in the background. That's pretty cool actually.
You look like MrBallen
USSR this USSR that... Bulgaria was never part of USSR :D
It was part of the Eastern Bloc. It was a socialist/communist republic up until 1990. Sometimes being called the 16th Soviet Republic.
@@dopecat_truecrime It still wasn't paart of the USSR
@@2230957 you clearly can't read.
@@dopecat_truecrime That's you, the comment you're replying has literally one statement, that keeps being true after your very not needed comment.
The most dengrous street is nova zagora Kv6
one day we will see
Goodbye motorcycle.
They look like pashtuns
Yeah coz pashtun have Indian and Iranian dna and a little bit of european
@@Karansharma69420 no 🤣 it's cause gypsies are Indian, not because Indians are Europeans
They likely come from the same area
Bye Bye motorbike, she was good to you.
They are being discriminated obviously so can't get jobs outside the area.
I meet a lot of Bulgarians in London. On first impression they can seem blunt and rude but they're actually lovely, honest people.
Bulgaria 🇧🇬 was Communist, but it wasn't a part of the Soviet Union though.
lol, im from Stara Zagora.
9:52 cringe
In Eastern Europe, if you don't look for trouble, there is a very low chance that you'll be in danger. If you look for trouble and danger it's going to find you. As simple as that
Exactly... We Balkan/ Eastern eu people are chill and like to enjoy life and have fun we are not troublemakers but.. We dont tolerate troublemakers either.
@@lustinlis413 how come I watched videos of vlad obu troublemaking in Romania with no consequences
@@lustinlis413 nice words loved it,great friendly n helpful people,v chilled,but comes with a warning DONT MESS WITH US.I would definitely place them as in top 5 friendliest ppl of the world,a must visit n make friends for life,language could be a issue though,nothing serious
That can be applied to almost everywhere mate.
I find trouble, even if i'm just minding my business.
As a Bulgarian I am very impressed by how many of them knew english and at a very good level to speak with you. The guys who buy a drink are probably doing illegal business, but does not mean they are dangerous.
probably pimps in uk
Yes , it looks like😅
@@cecotup_😂😂😂
Pimps are people too😃@@cecotup_
Yeah... "good people", I laughed.
People's Republic of Bulgaria was never part of the Soviet Union. It was a Soviet satellite state and a member of the Warsaw Pact.
Now we are american partner's and situation is worse.... :D
@@alexandyrmitew9964idiot.
yeah they were just close to the soviet union
@@alexandyrmitew9964ha ha ha ha, really? Like people don't know we were Russia's Trojan horse most of the time after fall of communism.
@@alexandyrmitew9964 You're welcome for NATO protection from Russia. Don't blame us for your government's corruption issues.
Balkans in my early 20s was the best trip I've been on. 2 weeks on the trains, absolutely class. People were brilliant, got into some nuttiness haha and a haircut that will haunt me forever. Love it
no way you said "the schools" when they said "In America some places dangerous" lmfaoo
Firearm deaths were involved in more than any other cause of child deaths in 2020 and 2021, seemed fair to me.
@@generalmartok3990 schools were not the number one place those deaths were coming from so seems like nonsense to me
America had plenty of monuments to shout “American pride.” The Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore, etc
7:50 The gypsy was saying in very broken Bulgarian "Camera, camera - they steal - if they see it/to see them" Probably in reference to the security camera you helped install. As far as gypsy neighborhood go, that one was very nice. Maybe some of them even pay for their own electricity!
Y is her bulgarian broken
That part was absurd. She's saying something about the camera getting stolen and Conner just walks into her house lmfao
@@naimhdden4339 Yeah, especially with how poor her Bulgarian is she could be saying "Да видият" (too see, in reference to the security camera?) or "ако видият" (if they see, presumably connors camera?)
Either way absolutely absurd,
I think she asked his husband if he fixed it. Btw, the show on their TV was turkish
yeah I just noticed it was turkish and the guys name is osman probably theyr turkish@@K9____
Buzludzha Monument literally looks like a James Bond villain lair. Its circular shape with a 360-degree view, allows you to better admire the world after you've just conquered it.
Even better, it looks like something Ozymandias from Watchmen would build as part of his plans to rule the world.
A Turkish speaker here. The woman was speaking gypsy language but she was speaking Turkish with that man. And yeah he was trying to show to you her camera for fixing. As far as i know those men also can speak Turkish. The taxi driver said to selam which means hello to you.
Most of gypsies people are Christian in Bulgaria. The Muslim population are less than.
Thanks!
The taxi driver actually said ''Selam Baba'' that literarlly means Hey pops!@@SmallBrainedAmerican
She didn't speak gypsy. She spoke Bulgarian with gypsy accent. Her husband's name was Osman, and the other guy was Ali, so probably they were Muslims, and that's why they spoke Turkish.
Also, most gypsies are not exactly Christian, most of them are a part of a "Christian" cults, which names in English I don't know.
Appreciate the video but an American pondering over obnoxious statues and patriotism is really tone-deaf
Hey dude ,your travels are actually quite interesting but your comments……..really give you away……
You went to Moldova and now you're in Bulgaria. You totally skipped Romania!
or maybe he just didn't do anything in there so didn't film
You were openly embraced by the lady! She brought you into her home to help her! What that says about the people is priceless (well and you also). Kindness is a part of life and helping is being part of a town; beautiful.
At 8:54min.... I'm not sure what the old bag called you?!
"Ей, НАРКОМАН"( yo, junky)😮
😂If that's what's she called you, not good bro
Yo bro the big yellow house near the playground i live there so sad i didnt see you there but if you were to go in the upper streets it would be wayy more dangerous i am glad that you're safe
Small world man! Thanks for the tip
Here's a guy with just the right amount of wit to have the best adventures! This channel is going to blow up, watch.
You nailed it
I love the random situations you get yourself into 🤣
Maaan hahaha I was so surprise, you went to my ghetto in Stara Zagora, Lozenets, brave and lucky guy!!
Another commie hatin Bulgarian here... keep up the good work, bud, you content is solid gold!
I want just you to know that Gypsys are originally indians who migrated from india on Romania , Bulgaria or all kind of Balkan country.
3:28
Proud to be an American... And there's TEXAS graffiti behind :):):):):)
Gypsies are not Muslims 🤦🏼♀️
Does someone want to tell him Bulgaria wasn't part of the USSR...
Connor continuously confuses the USSR with the Soviet Bloc. He's probably seen a map showing the USSR and Eastern Europe colored in red, and it messed up his understanding forever.
He's been watching too much Bald and Bankrupt.
@@KabobHope or they just know history/geography...
Just read his channel's name. It will explain everything
@@tinylivesmatter7843 hahaha good point 🤣
Of course not dangerous for you as a tourist, everyone likes tourists even more in not touristic places . But still dangerous as well for local Bulgarians outside gypsy hood , who are in target . So your conclusions are really funny as other bloggers on RUclips who spend even less than 1 day in some neighbourhood, looking like foreigner , and say it’s not dangerous
I like how the lady meets a random stranger and gets him to do chores for her.
The Monument House of the Bulgarian Communist Party (Bulgarian: Дом паметник на БКП, romanized: Dom pametnik na BKP), also known as the Buzludzha Monument (/ˈbʊzlʊdʒə/), was built on Buzludzha Peak in central Bulgaria by the Bulgarian communist government and inaugurated in 1981. It commemorated the events of 1891, when a group of socialists led by Dimitar Blagoev assembled secretly in the area to form an organized socialist movement that led to the founding of the Bulgarian Social Democratic Party, a forerunner of the Bulgarian Communist Party (itself a forerunner of the current Bulgarian Socialist Party).
13:22 The epitome of American ignorance. Locals are born and raised their telling you not to go somewhere because they've been around it since birth but a westerner on his first trip there thinks he knows better than them, even though there's statistics that backup what the locals are saying. But we're supposed to think it's just "racism". That's the same exact logic that got the 2 Scandinavian hikers head's chopped off in Morocco when they wandered into an area locals told them not to go but they thought they knew better.
I'm local and I confirm. It is dangerous. We have some ghettos where I'm afraid to go even at daytime.
But he did prove them wrong though. Probably his charisma saved him but whatever
@@Bolognabeefhe didnt wander around at night when they've been drinking
@@Bolognabeef & luck. He may have had a different experience on any other given day or time.
Not sure if Islamic extremists in North Africa and random gypsies in Bulgaria is a great one to one comparison.
everyone in this video thinks the other one is muslim, salam.
I’m confused why he kept speaking in Arabic to them they are Christians
Cause he dont know , dont blame him please the same steriotype that the old lady call him junky and he's greetings at Arabic half of the time "tongue slippery"
I like this video, I moved myself to Bulgaria, I live in Plovdiv , i never been in these Gypsy areas- Its interesting to watch about areas i never visited. Gipsy people seems laid back calm people.
The coffee guy worked one hour to pay for your coffee😂
I'm not saying Bulgaria is Rich or anything, but that's minimum wage and only 10% earn minimum wage, most people make 1000€/ month which equals to 6$/H.
Good video, but we were never part of the Soviet Union/USSR. Not sure where that confusion came from.
He’s American- sadly MOST people are confused about everything here.
here's how to pronouns Бузлуджа:
Booze - loo - jah
I understand the booze part
@@SmallBrainedAmerican Loo is toilet.
Plot twist: Connor is really an under cover American spy.
3:36 WHATTT?? You cant be serious dude... What about Statue of Liberty, Mount Rushmore, Washington Monument... etc etc.. ;)
A quick tip if you come to Bulgaria, never insult the USSR there's high chance to find trouble.
How much you end up selling the bike for? The guy seemed happy😂
Are all your videos part of the same journey? Did you make it to Japan or are you still on your way there?
thats not even in our top 100 dangerous hoods, try Stolipinovo next time mate
is it easy to get drugs in the country?
@@dopecat_truecrime ofc
Some people really miss the communist period. We had a future then. Out country was the most powerful in the Balkans economically and militarily. Sure some things were done wrong (just like any political socio-economic system!) We dont have the historical wealth gained from slavery and colonialism like the West. We were under occupation by the Ottoman emoire for 5 centuries which stole any wealth we may have gained fir our selves. The most economically and socially adbanced period was that 40 year period you talk about during Socialism. Western imposed Democracy and capitalism has basically destroyed my country snd allowed it to be robbed. Also we were never occupied by the Soviets or Russians, but we are a US NATO colony EU Empire. Something has to change, but i see little hope for our future. We are a dying nation.
Nice video. I was born in Stara Zagora and lived there for 20 years and I have never been in the gypsy hood.
That gipsy lady that made him install her camera was a real G.
Anyway, this was a fun vid, I've never been to a gipsy hood and I'm from Bulgaria lol.
Aren't ya'll gypsies and turks anyway.
@@vonmuller7007 no, in fact most of our gypsies and turks moved to your country
Roma Gypsy are not dangerous ppl there all family ppl with morals just trying to survive
Bulgarians conquer zagora reageon in the 700s a.d.13 hundred years ago😂......cheers
love your videos connor i’ve been binging them for a couple days now 😚
A very inaccurate heading. You are talking about Indian Roma gypsies - Cigani, who reside in Bulgaria. Obviously, they are not Bulgarians. Educate yourself before writing nonsense
how how how, when i meet gypsy in studenski grad they steal my baloons and shit but here they are buying latte
The schools joke flew over everyone's head
I noticed you said America doesn't build monuments like this to make people feel proud to be American, really? Then how do you explain mount Rushmore, the statue of liberty, the Lincoln memorial, etc
You make some cool and interesting videos, but I'm sorry bro... Bulgaria was not part of the USSR. It was part of it's sphere of influence, sure, and a very close allie, but not a Soviet republic.
Pronounced: Booze, lude, *ja (*as in japanese)
Bro to say to people gpsy is dangeroes im living here and this is not good to say!!
Nice . Im from Bulgaria i live in Boston now . Its cool see my country from this prospective haha
I gotta ask you what is your impression of gypsies? Why do they have such a bad reputation? and are you surprised at all that they were so friendly to me?
@@SmallBrainedAmerican They are good people . Its just that they have been discriminated against for a long time so you have some groups of gypsies that do commit alot crimes but usually the crime is theft 90% of the time like stealing copper or breaking into hla house and stealing stuff . I would say 50 % of the gypsies in Bulgaria live a normal life just like any other bulgarian but you do have a few gypsie ghettos like the one you visited that are run down . But i dont thing those placez danferous at all . There are alot of videos on RUclips of forigners visiting them and they usually end up drinking with the gypsies and haaving a good time haha . I would copare the situation with gypsies in bulgaria with lets say the latino or black minorities in the USA . Goverment in Bulgaria needs to do more to integrate them in and also to help them finacially , build some housing for them but bulgaria is a poor country still so thats why you have these run down villages and towns where gypsies live . But generally they are good friendly people . Hope that helped ans explauned it little bit . Safe travels and enjoy your trip !
@@SmallBrainedAmerican Hello, the bad reputation is because big portion of them (not everyone ofcourse) are kinda lazy people they dont want to work, steal from elderly people, making babies just for the paycheck and in many cases once they are grown enough they force the kids to beg or if its female even worse and etc.. As i said not everyone is like this but big majority is they are cool people for small talk but rarely you will find gipsy who you can call trusted friend most of the time they will pretent to be friendly only to have some benefit from you.
@@SmallBrainedAmerican It's 2020s not 1990s. People change, even the gypsies. Unfortunately once you got a bad reputation it stays for a long long time.
@@SmallBrainedAmerican In these kinds of videos, they will say in the comments "I'm not racist but gypsies do x, y, and z" and then in the same breath will say "I'm Bulgarian but have never been to a gypsy neighborhood". Maybe we just have to live there to see what we're missing but honestly sounds like ingrained generational ignorance.
I have a house in sliven not far from stara zagora and we work with gipsys and we never had a problem with them we had a gipsy look after our property while we wasn’t there and worked for us for many years don’t believe everything you hear you get good and bad in every country every city
Bulgarian here. If they sale dope per say, they will be in huge problem if they catch them with dope and money. So you get the dope from guys like this, then you go in and buy a coffee cup... for 50 Eur 😂 not saying those guys are like that..but... 😊
Go to Romania Bro
😂😂😂. Rahova, in Europe capital, Bucharest. Not some village. If they want village, they can go to Fieni or Glod, where Borat was filmed
now BUZLUDJA , goverment work on repair it .man you must go to VARNA its beautifull city in Bulgaria
Ah unfortunately I’ve left but maybe next time 👍
Aww man! You literally visited my city! I wish I had the opportunity to meet you and have a beer with you, but alas!
may I ask your opinion on the idea that your city is dangerous? do you find it to be so?
@@katiefair6959 He showed the ethnical outskirt part of roma which is rumoured as dangerous, however it's mostly stereotypical. However the central part of the city can be described as calm, having a lot of straight roads, warm atmosphere/hospitality. Feel free to visit if you are not the "party" type.
0:38 Is that Jabas palace!?
No selam aleykum 😂😂
Ono je to kus od kusu. Já s cikány problém nemám. Znám mnoho super lidí, co jsou cikáni. A taky znám mnoho, co nejsou super :D Stejně tak znám mnoho Čechů, Slováků, Poláků, Rumunů, co jsou super a taky mnoho, co nejsou super. Dalo by se pokračovat dále až do nekonečna. Každopádně je to fajn video!! Píšeš, že jsi západoevropan s vychodoevropsýi kořeny. Můžu se zeptat odkud z východní Evropy?
Haha he said u nice u are not from Europe u don’t know what this ppl are into to
america is dangerous too, 'yea the schools' 🤣🤣
If the probability of being robbed in such place would be 1% per day, a tourist could most likely walk there once few hours and be fine, but a person who would go there everyday would most likely be robbed within a year (97% probability).
Bro you need to go a plovdiv (stolipinovo) this is the real getho..... Please chek with Google maps... ❤
Bulgaria was not a part of the Soviet union. Lol
Has this american dude never heard of Mount Rushmore?