The Truth That Nobody Tells You | Life in USA vs. Czech Republic!
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- Опубліковано 2 чер 2024
- I was invited by an American university professor with Czech heritage from South Carolina region of the United States to do a short presentation amongst a group of American university students that had a interest in traveling or living in Czech republic. I was speaking with the group about my story living in the Czech republic. The reason why I decided to moved here, and about my travels how I engage with the local natives in the small villages and traveling in the non usual places where tourists don't visit, which for that reason professor Michael said I would be the ideal candidate to speak to the students about my travels here and just how do I get along here with normal life as there are cultural differences compared to where I am coming from in England and having a Caribbean heritage.
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I see good things for the future bro this is turning into something wonderful Andre's excursions 😎
Hej could u go to cifer
didnt u round up your own kids on purpose or are u so desperate, second half of vid useless
I live you videos first video what i see from you is Slovakia and im from Slovakia 😄
Hah ahoj 😃
Jak se mas
😁.its means hello how are you
I really liked your video. I’m a Black American who has lived in the Czech Republic for twenty years. I have to agree with what those students were saying. It’s not perfect here in the Czech Republic either, but I love it here and have no plans or desire to return to the USA. Great video and thanks for sharing.
Ať se vám zde dál líbí .
What would you change the most?
I'm proud of you Bro. Your one the few that got away. Dont come back here, stay free in Czech Republic! I'm praying for your Continued happiness!❤🇨🇿
@@HebrewHakaishin Thank you 😊
I'm Slovakian living in Florida Helloooo🇸🇰🇨🇿🇺🇸👋👋
Vydržel jsem sledovat cele video. Pro Čechy zcela nepochopitelna diskuse, ale musel jsem si to pustit jeste jednou. Tva videa maji takovy krasny nadech toho, co zazije cizinec, ktery navstvivi nejen Prahu, ale taky vesnice a potka se s lidmi, kteri nepracuji v turistickem ruchu. Proste receno, zprostredkovavas dojmy z navstevy neturistickych casti Ceska i Slovenska. A to je super.
Jako cestovatel jsem objel skoro cely svet a vzdycky jsem vyhledaval destinace, kde turisticky ruch neni a ja muzu poznat opravdovou atmosferu dane zeme. Stejne jako Ty Andree.
Dekuji
Michal
PS: spoustu otazek ohledne Ceska umi krasne vysvetlit americanka zijici v Praze uz dlouha leta na kanale ua-cam.com/users/DreamPrague
Já to musel po 3 minutách vypnout. Anglicky neumím a ty titulky jsou očirvoucí
Jsem Čech a diskuzi chápu. Co teď s tím?
André, si borec a dobrej týpek. U tvých videí se směju. Hlavně Slepice a Slivovice :D To jsou super hlášky. Jsem rád, že se ti líbí život v ČR
Wau! This is so interesting and educational! I would like to see more of these discussions with people from abroad here! Good job mate! André 👍🤘
I am so happy that someone from UK talks about our beautiful country! Greetings from Pardubice 🙂
HK is much more beautiful city :D
@@davidknichal6629 Davide, byl to pozdrav, ne soutěž v tom které město je hezčí, úplně od veci koment, chlape
@@davidknichal6629 and? still worse than olomouc, kromeriz and a hundred other actually nice towns
@@Trissana281 Ano, jsem si toho vědom. Ty mé žerty nemístné... :-)
@@k1kon145 Kromeriz is fine, but Hulín, man, thats a city with the big C
Thanks for sharing this one, very informative ❤️❤️
This channel is excellent bro. I have been binge-watching your videos following my trip across Slovakia, which I have documented on my channel. That's how I found your channel. Anyway, keep doing your thing bro - respect from the UK.
Máš můj velký respekt Andrééé...palec nahoru...!👍
Wonderful content Andre you come across as a really genuine bloke thank you.
Thank you for your wonderful videos. We are now in Slovakia but we were in the Czech Republic a couple of days ago. My husband Craig enjoys your videos very much! Thank you!
Very informative Andre, I think loads of people don’t know the struggle how it is to live in another country. Many people just watch Hollywood American films and they think they know how life is in USA and they think that everyone will live American dream. I think USA is good country to live in if you born rich or if you billionaire, but worst country to live in if you are average person.
No true, if you doesnt have nothing to offer you cant expect easy life.
@@lukaszkupczak5707 it is true. Nobody is saying that we all have piece of cake life here in Czech Rep. just that it's much harder in US because education and healthcare is very expensive there.
据我所知，有个很弱小的发展中国家，很适合世界上任何地方的平民定居发展
I would rather be born in US ghetto than in Czech Republic. As there is always a way to climb up in western countries, while it's not really possible in corrupted Eastern Europe. Also Czech education system is much more difficult and people have to learn things that they really don't need to.
@@Invisible525 that's so wrong :-D
I am from Olomouc! If I knew you were here I would come and say hi :D
Why did you not mention that you were actually in Olomouc, not Prague?
I would love to see you do some more videos in Olomouc. I am hoping to move there from Australia and live there eventually.
I hope that you will make it to Olomouc. It is city with potential
Dobré video André mezi Evropou a USA jsou velké rozdíly a ještě tomu když si v České republice 👍❤
@@tomasklimo6098 Já se o tohle nezajímám a jestli máš něco proti Andrému tak se nekoukej na jeho videa
Jo takhle ale každý má svůj o tomhle názor já se o tohle nezajímám takže nevím co říct
@@LordSatoshortsCZ. Promiňte, asi už jsem moc podrážděný vším. Přeju dobrou noc a den. 😔
@@tomasklimo6098 ok chápu taky přeju dobrou noc i den
Great video Andre, like all of them ! Not sure if they have any slepice in that hotel 😉
Congrats on the opportunity to lecture college students on your experience! I’m more interested in what you had to say than what they said. IMO these students do a terrible job of representing the major differences of life in America vs Czech Republic.
Same, I was more interested in what Andre had to say but being a university group they are expected to speak up and write about it later. Students that don't participate aren't engaged.
@@curiousnomadic100%
hi... did your reply to me disappeared? :(
There is no doubt they feel better in CZ than in States
Andre I just discovered your channel a few weeks ago and have been enjoying it. I like your polite way of speaking but didn't recognize it as a totally British accent. Now I've learned your parents are from the Caribbean and hear it and love it. One thing I like about Czech, and Netherlands too, is people mind their own business there. In the USA everything is all up in your face and your anxiety levels are high. Do you know where in the USA these guys are from, what University?
Yeah I wondered where they are from as well!
Great video, even tho I was missing SLEPICE :D ;)
2 seconds in the video and I recognized the city. I walk there almost everyday.
Hello dear 👋
Hi André. Interesting point of view of US citizens to USA. I was there for a three weeks trip and didn't realize these things about public transportation and also about how schools are funded. It's good to see/know this. I understand that also for you it was partially interesting to hear that as you being from UK it shouldn't be as much different here in CZ from the public transport view, etc... Thanks for sharing this 🙂 Greetings from Pilsen 🙂
the UK is not that different , still Europe. But America, thats a different world
I live in Oregon. We pay for our schools in our city taxes. It goes to all the schools in our city evenly. Not sure if it's different in other states. Maybe in the south.
Hi André. I live in Olomouc. Nice to see you there.
Europe and USA has big differences specially in Czech Republic. That’s why a like traveling between those two continent’s!
The United States of America is a country, not a continent.
@@JsemUprimnej autocorrect sorry i KNOW!
*continents
Except gun ownership. That is something USA and Czech Republic has in common, unlike rest of Europe.
@@Don_joe-z TRUE!
Thank you for your video 🦋
Hi André! I would like to recommend you visiting Liptov Region in Slovakia. Here is a lot of mountains, very nice nature, beatiful villages and many Salašes. Also visit Skanzen Pribylina which belongs under UNESCO. You will love it here. :)
Buts its in Slovakia....
Cheers. Is there an extended version?
You are best youtuber in the world❤❤
Hi I m Czech girl I really like how these young Americans are open minded and able of self reflection. How they notice the differences between our societies and lifestyles. I hope they will leave Europe inspired. They are the young generation that will vote and decide in the future..seeing them being so smart, humble, willing to learn makes me happy. US and EU have much to learn from each other.
Hello dear 👋
EU is not a country.
Hello dear 🥰
Me thinking after seeing the first coupple seconds of the video:
"Hej to je Olomóc!"
What a Nice content :i can say am Lucky guy -i had oportunity to live in USA on UpState New York for 7years -work in tha Bronx also i lived UK -plymouth Devon 6years -also in Prague in 2000-2006 .everywhere is something Nice something bad .I have to say i Love Bronx. in Czech republic i never seen nobody say thank you to bus driver for ríde like in Bronx .Prague still in my hearth.God(JaH) Yaaa bless you
In Moravia we always say thank you to bus driver. Prague is a different world full of hatred and distrust
@@davidknichal6629 In my part of Moravia we don't say thank you, we just say goodbye.
@@proximashining776 oh ha ha so nice. Where do you live, maan?
Many places on earth can be beautiful. Also native english speakers has one big advantage that they can teach english in other countries. We cannot go to other country and teach czech that easily :D
@@davidknichal6629 In Prague you have mass transportation, not some local bus where you know your driver, it would be ridiculous to thank for ride in mass public transportation system where you are glad when you get in and out over those crowds. Also, you mostly don't leave bus by front door so you can't say thank you and yelling it over whole bus would be ridiculous.
Would you come to Banská Bystrica, please? I want you to see that city :)
BB is a great city!
Moc otázek najednou
How did this turn so quickly into a lecture about the US? 😂
Forexový obchod může být obtížný a komplikovaný, když máte málo znalostí o obchodování. Nicméně se správnou strategií a nastavením můžete být úspěšní. To je celý účel investování. Jsem úspěšný, protože obchoduji s odborníkem v oboru
Andre, I hear many pessimistic issues people are talking about, but to be on equal ground, we must also mention positives I definitely like your idea to explore different opinions and experiences but always stay on neutral ground, the question should be brought up front is what is the most they like in America, thank you my friend
Hello dear 👋
No slepice or slivovice? :( But keep it up, i love you previous videos, so i had to subscribe to your channel!
nice video friend, if you will have time and interest, come to Strečno Castle (youve been there already) at 27th August, there will be an early-medieval festival and its pretty interesting and amazing show, including medieval music bands, medieval fights and reconstruction of early medieval life of Vikings and Slavs so youre welcome there, ill send you a poster of this action if you want to ;) best wishes and drink beer mate :D
BEST VIDEO
I don't know why but it was very funny :D
US has it faults but I love living in this country. Love your videos my brother. Come visit New Jersey one day.
You must come to Romania and also you must meet Catalin Stanciulescu, alias "Backpackyourlife"
You can try going to Báb in Slovakia
Hello dear 👋
These stories are so sad. Some people get upset when I say that American cities are designed "wrong", but it's true. This is not just a difference of opinion: American city design is not just on a *different* path than European cities, they're on the *wrong* path. The sooner they start to turn that around, the better.
I'm glad to see that these students were able to escape to Czechia.
Ahoj Andre, pišu Česky 🇨🇿 más prosimtě nejakou stranku na Fb?
I'm a Black American and I really like traveling and so far Canada has been my favorite country next to South Korea.
Listening until "structural racism and inequality". But from you André it it was good speaking.
interesting info about the school system and taxes, seems when you grow up in poor neighborhood, it's very hard to get better education due to lack of funding
I live in Oregon. We pay for our schools in our city taxes. It goes to all the schools in our city evenly. Not sure if it's different in other states. Maybe in the south.
K tomuhle bych dal jenom jedno... Je to ten správnej směr...
I was born in Czech and have been living in USA for 27 years. All my relatives live in the Czech Republic. I would rather live in USA and I am very happy to be living here. It seems, that only one side represented about life in Czech and USA. 🤔
Where do u live in US?
Interesting video but not much about the Czech republic. Mostly about the life and social problems of the US.
Hello🙏🏻🙏🏻🥰
Olomouc :D !
Cheers from Olomouc :) It seems to me that these guys from the US were rather talking about their disillusionment with the American way of life rather than comparing things with ČR. Regardless, an interesting video.
👍👍
Hey bro I need your help finding me German shepherd breeder from cz
Interesting video
Niceee perfect video
My G.
It is so nice to see expats living in the Czech Republic! We need more great expats to boost our economy hah!
Most of them dream of escaping this nonsense sense destination. Just like myself.
Just let him talk
I like not getting shot at
V USA nejsou tak dobre SLEPICE :)
Unfortunate to see few people liking his vids :(
Yeh, America, especially nowadays… no thanks. For the average European , there are very few reasons to want to move there anymore. Until maybe about 30 years ago (maybe even 20) it was still a dream for lots of people. Not anymore. Overall Standards of living are basically higher in Europe these days. It’s not just about money
interesting, however these students kept on talking too much... I was more interested what the invited speaker - Andre had to say.
I am perplexed, I must say by what have just said about the differences between western food vs. Czech breakfast.... Do you appreciate Subway or other fast food for breakfast ..? 😵😲come on .... it's just Americans who can believe this sh*t !!! ps. by the way ... it is your choice that you always eat Majka pate and rohlik for breakfast ... in the supermarkets or cafes/snack bars, you have other options, too .... just reminding you ...
yeah i always ate cereal for breakfast in the US and here I eat the same thing if i want. If I want eggs and toast I can make it myself as well and the bread is way better here 😃
@@ThePragueExpat0 absolutely, the bread and other bakery products from any small local bakery are the most wonderful homemade products for breakfast ... Americans can only dream about it .. especially in the South ...
I can sense a lot of frustration coming from the discussion and it is sad to hear that things have deteriorated, particularly for the younger generation. However, I think you are looking at Czech republic and Europe in general through rose tinted glasses. Some of the issues you mentioned (eg. inequality, social tension, racism) are here, too
André ↗️↗️↗️↗️↗️
Good afternoon, Your Excellency, the first President of the United States, George Washington, I order money. All the best. Furmanov.
So what this is telling me is that the USA is not the land of milk and honey that so many say. It seems that life in Europe is far more agreeable than living in the USA.
That is what the liberal college professors want their students to believe. The USA is still great.
You assume cz is europe ? Nooooo. Never ever. I think cz is just a sub Russian land still trying to find its identity. Everything in daily life reflects it.
haha as a czech teenager americans dont know nothing about czechia, and about the social life here, the villages are very differnet then normal life here And prague isnt Real czechia also and everything here is so differnet i think as i hear them (not sure)
More americans please come live here, you are more than welcome here, you will like it:) Although gas is expensive, cars dont consume that much in here as F150s, weed will be legal here soon, public transport is great and we have a lot of walkable neighbourhoods. We still have to build a lot of freeways. Maybe Austria will be better for you, they are almost the same as us, mostly only less freedom and more fences, but just a little bit
Gas is almost as expensive in California as it is here now :) When I moved here I traded my American SUV for a tiny car and it is no problem. I love the Czech Republic
come on man... Austria is not better than us :)
There are plenty of walkable neighborhoods in the US. It depends on if you're in a large city or not. It different from city to city. The US is fine. I wouldn't listen to collage professors that tell students their liberal opinions.
Just simply follow State Department and call my country Czechia 🇨🇿🥰, thanks a lot.
I have been here 3 years. Disgusting time. And I still don't know whether it is czechia, Moravia, Czech Republic....yiu guys have an identity crisis that one can feel in daily interaction. Amount of karens and kens, impressive.
@@gabrielbyrne6676 I'm so sorry you had a bad experience. The official short name is Czechia, so feel free to use it. Czechia consists of Bohemia, Moravia and Silesia.
There is something really American about the fact that 80% of this video is Americans talking about their life at home instead oif listening about Czech Rep.
Presne 😂😂🤣😅
Of course he left that in, and cut out more about the Czech Republic.
Good afternoon Your Excellency US President James Buchanan ordering money. All the best. Furmanov.
Interesting but very hard to understand, even with captions, as more people talk over each other and I struggle to discriminate who says what. Had to stop watching in the middle of the video to write this comment. The acoustics of that room is terrible.
V takých místnostech to je vždy ta ozvěna hlavně když to je ještě nahrané :D
Však jsou u toho titulky :)
@@JsemUprimnej nebuď drzej
The problem with this video is that the foreign students try to analyze Czech Republic from a perspective of a college student from a foreign country living in a pretty big city - coz thats what they are. They didnt grow up here and dont get the whole picture. Their criticism of the US can also be applied to Czech Republic, youd just have to leave your "American/Foreign student community" and go to the countryside or non-foreign student friendly cities. They shouldnt just look at the statistics, they should also go to elementary schools and high schools, you know, see how people are living outside of those student safeheavens or actual wealthy areas. A lot of these issues theyre talking about are also present here in Czech Republic, they just dont fucking care or dont see it.
Of course Americans have problems that are specific to their country but we also have problems specific to our country and theyre not suddenly less relevant just because their ideological view is more inline with Czech Republic than America. Im not gonna pretend like the US is great, but Im also not gonna pretend that Czechia is a fucking wonderland utopia. The Czech Republic isnt a paradise, Europe isnt a paradise. If you present yourself as a tourist or a foreigner to Czechs, youre gonna get a drastically different experience than natives.
If youre a foreign student, youre not gonna truly experience what is it like to live here, youre gonna experience what is it like to live here as a foreign student or a foreigner. And your native culture will absolutely blur your view of the Czech culture, theres so many things you dont notice when you dont speak good fluent Czech or dont know the social norms etc.
Prague is the worst place to experience authentic Czech Republic, which is both a good thing and a bad thing depending on the context. Cities with foreign student communities like Brno, Olomouc etc are also not going to give you an honest representation of what this country is like.
Youre always going to be treated differently when youre a foreigner who is not fully integrated either because you look far to different from the natives or you just didnt put enough effort into it. Youre gonna get special treatment, a lot of times its gonna be really good, sometimes its gonna be bad and its gonna be specific to you.
Dont get fucking fooled man.
When I get sick I go to a doctor and know I will get treated and won't end up bankrupt. When my child goes to school I know he will be safe there. When I go around I don't see homeless people everywhere in the streets. If you care only about yourself and the fact that you can probably make more money in the US then sure the country is great. I don't have such values though, the above is most important so in comparison with the USA it almost feels like a utopia.
When I go vote or to the federal police I don't have to be afraid of trigger-happy civilians with assault rifles intimidating voters or policemen.
Interesting that even though they don't know the country, you could see how well they all see that people in the US are afraid.
Prague is not the worst place to experience life in CZ. I don't know how well you know Prague but there is more than Charles Bridge. There is a million people living normal lives. Most people live in towns in CZ so actually it's not the villages that show you the real life.
@@oskarfabian5200 Exactly 💯. Well said.
We don't have such big differences between cities and regions, Prague is still very Czech experience. Only difference is that you probably need a car when you live in some rural area. People can act like rednecks even in Prague, people are similar everywhere, except Nymburk region, there must be some factory where they make extremely stupid people. 😀
@@oskarfabian5200 I'm a fucking native. You have NOT experienced what Czech Republic is like if you live in your multicultural and highly developed bubble. That's the entire point of my original comment, what the hell?
Strawman all you want, the point of my comment was not to compare politics of Czech Republic and someone's origin country but rather to compare Czech culture and society and the origin country's society/culture. I was criticizing how foreigners perceive Czech Republic.
People like you are absolutely blind to all the problems Czechia because you guys masturbate over the fact that we have social welfare and public healthcare. Czech Republic is not a great place to live in, it's a decent place to live in if you can put up with a lot of bullshit.
If you're a native, you should fucking know what kind of problems we got here and how people behave. If you can't acknowledge the possibility that Czech Republic might have a ton of problems both cultural, political, socio-economical etc and you'd still rather go on a stupid fucking strawman rant then just don't bother.
@@Pidalin Mezi Prahou a městama jako je Trutnov, Cheb, Liberec, Harrachov, Tanvald, Břeclav atd je masivní rozdíl.
Praha je extrémně specifický místo, možná by se tam dalo počítat taky i Brno, ale každopádně jde o to, že vůbec dostaneš opravdovej experience toho jak Česko funguje.
Co ty pentagramy na ruce
Bro meet Košice🫡
Ahhh.... American's depressing preoccupation with race... I go to Czechia to escape it.
I never seen such high racism in Europe other than in Cz. But racism here is from ignorance of local people. Impressive.
I live in czech And such a beautiful video
I think your experiences are limited, and highly influenced by "tourist vision." Czechs are the most prejudiced nation in the world.. They are openly racist and not ashamed of it. They think sun revolves around them and their “wonderful” country. In addition, in CR, there is the highest anti-American sentiment of all nations. Not sure why you would study in such an unfriendly nation where Americans are openly considered to be stupid, backward, and blamed for all the bad that happens around the world. That is why I've left CR and don't think I want to return. Thank you and good luck!
That makes me sad to read.. not gonna go ahead trying to debunk your experience. Just know that you’ll have your idiots everywhere and that there are good ppl here.. And if you do come back around and remember, I’d love to sit down for a beer on me :)
I'm thankful my grandfather came to the US from Czechoslovakia back in 1914. And grandmas parents came from there to Texas a little earlier. I'm proud to be an American.
Gosh how i relate to you on Cz being a desperation hole. Nobody seems to be aware. And your comment made my day. But i noticed though that Cz racism is from ignorance. People in cz are not aware of their world. They are stuck in center and have identity crisis. I wonder how they belong to EU. It should be reattached to Russia in every way. And they don't seem aware of that.
@@frantisekoliva6304dear, I think the amount of idiots like you say are much higher in numbers in cz vs world average. I speak from experience. What a delusion i had. I loved Cz airlines and thought somehow it reflected the people, the country. What I found was only desperation, colourless, tasteless people. Never felt that way before in 25 years of expatriation. My foreign friends too feel the same. When you come here for work, you try all alcohols to forget how depressing is everything about cz.
@@julienielsen3746 There was no Czechoslovakia in 1914. Czechoslovakia was formed four years later, in 1918. Before that, Bohemia and Moravia were part of Austrian Empire, while Slovakia was part of Kingdom of Hungary
Toto je pravý reprezentant USA, o chvíľu to tam aj tak bude ako v Afrike.
Jen tak na okraj, on jasně říká, že je z Velké Británie. Znalost angličtiny by vám pomohla vyhnout se dělání hloupých poznámek.
ua-cam.com/video/TRJcIZS6AB4/v-deo.html Tajomné a nevysvetliteľné videá z hlbky internetu ... zostrihh ktorý ste ešte nevideli ..a nieje na youtube bežný
Its interesting to see the two american professors - you can easily see what America is strugling with from it - the older blue white shirt professor was spot on - the problem is poverty and poor neighbourhoods. Thats it. The other little chin beard professor immediately started with marxist racist nonsense about some structural racism blah blah blah when the problem is clearly about poverty in general. Its not about race in slightest.
Making schools federal funded as the purple guy in the end says is also nonsense! The anwer is easy - its school choice! All Czechs around should have shouted at them nonstop School Choice! School Choice! School Choice! In USA people in general cannot choose to which public school they will send their kids, which is absolute nonsense in eyes of Czech person. Choosing good school for your kid is the basic of czech elementary school system. And the lack of it is one of the basics why the american structural poverty of those neighbourhoods is locked in.
The other reason for structural poverty is very clear and very simple - its fatherlessness - in US fatherlessness spiked when president Lyndon B. Johnson destroyed black communities and also poor white communities by subsidizing poor single mothers to the point that it was financially benefitial to the family when the father left the family. Which happened on a mass scale and caused the children growing up without male role models, which lead to big spike in crime rates - that manifested around the 80s as mentioned in video when these fatherless children grew up. In Czechoslovakia we never had this fatherlessnes problem because we never subsidized single parent families. Thats one of the reason we are about 6th safest country in the world. (only czech community that has been dealing with lack of fathers are gipsies whos way of life was destroyed by the communists and they have been struggling with adapting)
@@ThePragueExpat0 Technically you cannot get fired or persecuted for anything I wrote there because everything is factually true... but you can get targeted with manufactured smear designed to end your public existence for daring to describe objective reality in attempt to better the world around you... these marxist types really dont like that thats true.
But its not that bad - only in extremely left wing circles you get these problems - that means in universities and in american international companies. Most of american population wouldnt dream of cancelling anyone and is pretty upset with it too.
I was also asking if you live in the US as your depth of knowledge makes me think you must live there.
@@ThePragueExpat0 the fact that something like that can be happening in country that is supposed to be free is absolutely depressing. The question is why would you want to work for absolute demons you despise. I wouldnt.
@@zbynekurbanek3345 I was a Food and Beverage manager of a resort in Yellowstone. It was my dream job. I had a cabin rent free in YNP with a nice salary. Food was free for upper management. All the entertainment you need is just hiking every weekend.
Park service hires subcontractors to run the resorts. I worked for the biggest one. Owner also owns the Aneheim Mighty Ducks and fracks nat gas in north dakota
23:23 Hermosa elección 18KISSX.UNO
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer
10:10 Hopi:
Sweeter
11:12 Sun:
Hotter
00:11 Joonie:
Cooler
18:00 Yoongy:
Butter
23:23 Son unos de los mejores conciertos
mañas no se la ehva
Las elecciones cinematográficas y artísticas son brillantes. Referencias culturales europeas realmente interesantes. Ojalá la cultura europea se representara más a menudo tan bellamente. No puedo dejar de decir "oh, esto es hermoso" a lo largo del video. Luz, en serio... el que se encargue de la iluminación, genial
Dobrý deň, drahý, ako sa vám dnes darí