Being from Denmark i can tell u that this lifestyle a choice, but of course there will always be troubled neighbourhoods where people will be prone to this lifestyle. The advantages the danish government provide for its young people are so great, and truly make living this way not worth it. Still respect these guys and like the music but our "ghetto" doesn't compare to any UK or American one.
Without doubt, also for the fact of how easy it is to make a good living in Denmark, it's incredible how the gang leaders are so talented at recruiting pushers and shooters. We just don't educate enough to those in the areas how to avoid the gang life, and it's sad because so many are so talented, and end up dead on the street as a teenager because they wanted a nice jacket and to take a girl out. To some level it's pathetic, but I'm more mad at the ones brainwashing the youth, than the little kids running with tramadol etc.
It’s so weird to see a different side of a country labelled as one of the happiest in the world and hearing about all the Great opportunities they’re offered
That's why I find most Scandinavian rap kinda cringe to be honest. Being from Finland but living most of my life in the US. I just think these kids have no perspective of how much better their lives are compared to 95% of the rest of the world. They have sooo many opportunities that kids in the US and most of the world don't have. I get that music can be an outlet and to express what your life is like. But if you dropped one of these kids into any real ghetto... lol.
@@Izzy-ve3xz Grew up my whole life 3 km away from Trillegården, coming from foreign parents that learned the Danish culture (which I love) has gotten me great places already as a 17 year old. My pops passed 6 years ago. I doubt a lot of them lost someone that important, so what is their excuse? Being a driller in Denmark is like being the king of the sandbox, you have free education, free healthcare, school pays for your transport and you get paid to study. And then they go ahead to aspire Chief Keef, 67 and all the OG 90's rappers, to give themselves "street credit". Can't lie they are talented, but they could do so much better than rap about guns in a country where the rich literally make you a comfortable living. Without getting political socialist parties are destryoing our countries. If we don't change who knows...
As a Dutch guy i’m laughing my ass off. The “hoods” in the Netherlands are soft compared to the eastern Europeaan, south american and US ones, but these Danish “hoods” are laughable. This is just a normal neighbourhood
Im not proud of it, but there are some neighbourhoods here in DK, where you don't go as a white/outsider and police don't go without 2-3 cars. But of course it's nothing like other bigger countries, as there simply isn't so many dence populated areas. And thank god for that - Nobody wants those places.
@@mrpoxycat3967 What are some of those neighbourhoods? I live in Copenhagen and can't think of any place where I'd have trouble going. I lived in Brøndby Strand on Kisumparken for 2 years and nobody ever caused me any trouble whatsoever. Yeah, shootings and stabbings do happen but they are pretty much always targeted. I've passed through places like Albertslund, Tingbjerg, etc at night more times than I can remember and it was fine. As a stranger, you're safe pretty much anywhere as long as you keep to yourself.
I´m from Caracas, Venezuela and even when I can relate to the rap/trap/hiphop culture I can´t help myself think this is a big sad joke. This makes me realise how much of the anti autoauthority attitudes in our culture are just coming out of pure ignorance and irrationality. These people have the most providing and respectful sociopolitical structures of the world and even so they go around acting out a borrowed victim´s identity. If they only knew true misery...
fr fr I'm from Ecuador, these guys seem like clowns doing crimes for no reason, hating on the police because it's trendy and part of the rap culture. Saludos papa.
True but these Skandinavian societies are quite rasict aswell. Well maybe not denmark or sweden so much but for example Finland there alot of rasism here. So its not heard to be part of this Society when they reject you.
I’m from Brazil living in Denmark. I wish the kids in the favelas of my country had the opportunities that I see here in Denmark everyday. Sometimes you are blessed and choose to ruin your own life like these dudes, pretending that u are living in some kind of gangsta movie. And I’m not saying that there’s no problems in Denmark,or that people can’t have hard times on first world countries. But this kind of behavior with so many opportunities.. unacceptable.
porra vei acho q de uma certa maneira mesmo concordando contigo em alguns pontos em qualquer lugar no mundo capitalista alguma parte da população vai ser marginalizada, acho que em questão de número de pessoas nao inclusas na sociedade no sentido de oportunidade de escolaridade e emprego o brasileiro sofre mt mais que o dinamarquês, mas isso tb n significa que lá isso nao pode ocorrer tb, partindo do fato que essa galera e basicamente toda imigrante ou filho de imigrantes, então provavelmente eles sao vistos como diferentes pelo governo/população dinamarquesa, sendo assim sofrendo racismo e menos oportunidades, etc
@@pietrocarrico7324 sim, a maioria deles são imigrantes, como eu. Geralmente tem cidadania dinamarquesa por terem crescido ascido lá,ou alguns tem pai/ou mãe dinamarquesa. É fato que já sofreram preconceito, com certeza. Até eu mesmo já sofri. Me chamaram uma vez de macaco,pra eu voltar pra favela. Acontece que aqui na Dinamarca tem uns grupos, não diria nem organizações, mas um pessoal que simpatiza com conceitos de supremacia branca etc. Geralmente esse tipo de insulto parte deles. É um pessoal alheio a sociedade, pois em geral, tirando essas exceções, o pessoal aqui é educado num nível que nem consigo descrever. Mas é como eu disse, só pq é um país de primeiro mundo não quer dizer que não tenha seus problemas e que as pessoas não possam sofrer. Mas, o governo dinamarquês oferece tanta,tanta,tanta oportunidade no âmbito da formação do ser. É invejável. Pra tu ter uma ideia: eu não nasci aqui,como alguns deles, nem tenho cidadania. E eu tenho muitas oportunidades! É um outro mundo que eu fico abismado de ver! Por isso, para mim, esses garotos estão bancando essa marra gangsta mais por causa do drill mesmo. Como eu disse, também já sofri ofensas desses grupos aí, mas ,cara. Eu posso lidar com isso de uma forma melhor,(visto que aqui da pra fazer isso,ter muitas alternativas), do que me revoltar completamente e virar um criminoso, perdendo todas as oportunidades da vida!!! Que são muitas! Dar a volta por cima sabe? Aqui isso é possível. No Brasil é difícil demais.. mas acredite. Aqui tem outras maneiras pra resolver esse problema. Isso é muito mais hype pra fazer drill do que tudo. Essa “vizinhança” deles.. nada demais. Passo lá quase toda semana fazendo faxina, a polícia passa pra perguntar se eles estão bem🤣🤣🤣 então assim… criar violência sob essa situação, é desnecessário demais. Como tem uns gringos falando aí. Essa vida na Escandinávia é escolha.
I'm coming from bad neighborhood from Balkans and currently living in Ireland. I've been in Denmark and these kids don't know what is real danger in hood. It's like being topboy of Disney world.
@@MyCristianoRonaldo01 many friends live there for 10, 15 years and find this "drillers" funny. So yes, I've seen a lot. These boys got everything served in life by law.
It´s sad knowing that their parents or grandparents came to Denmark and most likely wished them a prosperous future, yet they chose this life even with the countless opportunities in Denmark
@@wailahmed9424 They are chriminal scum? Making small kids look up to their criminal lifestyle, they've killed before and make life unsafe. I got robbed and threated on my life by people like them.
@@akamnadri2911 Depends some countries are worse than others. Most of eastern Europe is pretty bad but they almost all natives of their countries. Then we have Sweden..a place where it was a choice until the gang violence got so out of hand and young people feel they need the gangs to protect themselves. Kinda funny to be honest a land with so many opportunities yet the violence spiraled out of control due to the money in drugs. I used to live out in one of the bad neighborhoods in Stockholm it wasn't bad at all more violence sure and some robberies here and there but nothing like today where they throw handgrenades, blow up bombs and almost daily shootings and stabbings.
The worst "Ghetto" in Denmark is the better than Disneyland compared to Latin America 🤣 im brazilian and i can tell that. Denmark is the richest and less corrupt country in the world. Those drill kids in Europa are truly pathetic and lame wannabes
I agree these kids don't know how good they have it....but then again, i can't really judge them, they're the lowest in their society so they think theyre the lowest in society. From the perspective of a third worlder, these kids seem spoilt.
I too grew up in a somewhat bad neighboorhood, a town filled with poverty, lots of immigrants, unemployment, not that far from Copenhagen, a few childhood friends in and out of jail, always outside doing whatever around blocks also on the danish ghetto list, and I'm dumbfounded by the choices of these people, even some of my closest friends growing up, who deliberately went down the path of crime, it's simply not a necessity, it's not needed for your survival, like countries where you have no other options - you can get plenty of jobs with no certificates or experience, which pays more than enough for a good life, the laws of Denmark makes sure that companies have a fixed amount that they at the very least has to pay you, and thats enough for a place to stay, an iPhone, a decent car, food, clothes, whatever your heart desires, and you will still get healthcare, education, and order. Life in Denmark can be lived on easy mode for anybody, and you will live much better than practically anywhere else, so I simply cannot fathom why you'd ever put yourself in situations where you can get seriously hurt or killed.
@@KitazukaCz It is true. If a college has over 10% multicultural students then you have to go to a different college if you are of certain ethnicities (doesn't matter if you're a citizen born and raised in Denmark and 100% assimilated) even if that college is in an entirely different city. And Denmark doesn't have that many colleges, it's a small country.
@@slickrick2420 This is simply not true. The rules and law is the same to everyone. Every person in Denmark can take an education for free, and they even get money as long they are studying. It’s a choice we all have in Denmark no matter where ever that you are coming from. Some people just take some bad choices in life but don’t blame the society or Denmark for not giving everyone opportunities to get a job or a free education, it’s all about taking the right choices in life!!!
I'm a born and raised Dutchman, but I once visited a friend of mine who's from Northeast Philadelphia, which is considered one of the rougher parts of the city (and Philly is one of the rougher US cities). His entire neighborhood looked like an earthquake had just hit it, the roads and pavements were all cracked etc, it was clear the government had been ignoring the place for years. Me and my friend got takeout at a Chinese place that had the protection measures of a bank; I placed my order through a microphone with literally 3 layers of bulletproof glass being between me and the staff. I stayed at my friend's place for 2 days, and in those 48 hours I had not seen a single other white person (I was constantly stared at by everyone). Now, I also lived in Rotterdam westkruiskade, which is considered to be one of the rougher neighborhoods in the Netherlands (Rotterdam south is worse but I've been there plenty as well). Comparing that experience in Philly to the worst neighborhoods in the Netherlands... it's just not even a valid comparison. It's absurd how hiphop (don't get me wrong, I love hiphop) with its storytelling power, has romanticized ghetto life to a point where people in Europe are so immersed in their little fantasy that they actually believe they live that life...
You dont have to go all the way to Philly to experience that stuff. Cities like Marseille and Naples look like they have been hit by an earthquake as well. The Netherlands is just an overdevelloped country. Thats why you were shocked when you saw it.
@@MoRo-qe6ng I see your point but I feel like there's a difference still. In Italy, roads and public buildings are poorly maintained pretty much across the board. There are plenty of exceptions ofcourse, but my point is that in Italy the extent to which a street looks like an earthquake just hit it is not correlated to welfare in the way that it is in the US. There are plenty of beautiful places in Italy where the locals have relatively high standard of living, yet public facilities aren't properly taken care of. Also, my comment is not derived from me experiencing solely the Netherlands and Philly ofcourse. I've been to 40+ countries that have varied widely in their standard of life quality. Btw my comment wasn't really referring to the south nor east of Europe. eg I have no doubt that Ukraine has plenty of rough neighborhoods too. But that's my fault, I should've been more specific rather than saying 'Europe'
@@Guidus125 people live in their own reality. When a person is struggling in the Netherlands, they would be off pretty well if they were the same way in a Chicago hood for example. Someone who is doing well in Kenia could be seen as poor in Denmark for example, eventhough the person in Kenia feels like they are off pretty well. So it doesn't matter how bad or good a place seems, the people living in it will always have their own reality.
@@caesar7723 Oh for sure, I agree with that and I'm by no means deflating anyone's struggle. It would be hypocritical of me to do so since I've been chronically depressed since kindergarten despite coming from a wealthy family and having an 'objectively perfect' life. And indeed, you can always compare it to someone's else's situation. No matter how shitty things might be, there is always someone who has it worse. yet, that doesn't devalue anyone's personal reality because if it did, logically it would mean that no one would feel like they have the right to feel affected by their situation. Psychologists have also known for a long time that one of the biggest determinants of happiness is derived from you comparing yourself to the direct peers around you, rather than someone in a developing a country. Okay i'm on a tangent here lol... but, my point was, I agree with you completely, but it doesn't take away that genres like drill hiphop music have become so synonymous to violence and crime that rappers have an incentive to exaggerate what goes on in their neighborhood (just google slim jesus and you'll see what I mean; he admits that everything he raps about is pure fiction). That's a clear contrast with for example 90s hiphop music from new york, because the neighborhoods that 90s rappers rapped about were statistically indeed really messed up. Anyways, i'm okay with art including fictional elements, for as long as its audience understands that it is fiction. But with modern drill hiphop I often feel like that criteria isn't met..
Yeah that’s what I was thinking while watching the video, I’m from Bridgeport, Connecticut it’s not as bad as Philly but compared to the “hood” in the video, it’s like 100 times worse
Im from Sweden and grew up with alot of people who turned to this life and yes it is a choice more or less. They want status and money and most of them don't have the motivation or brain to do good in school.
I'd say its the money. I used to live out in one of what is today worst neighborhoods in Stockholm. Went from a few stabbings and robberies here and there. To almost daily shootings. It's sad to see a country with so many opportunities spiral out of control like it has. I think due to the greed that has created this violence many young migrants think it's their only choice when the Swedes literally give you all the chances in the world to do right and make yourself a good life without crime. Why there would be gangs in Denmark probably to control the land route of drugs and guns into Sweden through Skåne.
The worldwide Problem is: 3000 Billionaires have More Money than 8 Billion People. Everything connected to That at the End of the day. War on drugs is just Another scam
Yes its an ifection of being 'cool' and no less.. this is just a result of drill music blowing up coz it doesnt take much skill to throw a video toggether that 'looks' good or legit but really is just a piss-take
@@thvtsydneylyf3th077 this is sad. I dated a danish guy once and he was as soft as a summers kiss. He liked to dress-up a lot and play imaginations, we were 23. I quickly got rid of him because ALL his friends seemed to think they were cast in some action film lol boys yes, not men.
It’s because the government try to build up and raise the prices for the appartments so that the immigrants will eventually move away. It’s like an anti-ghetto plan that is on the works a lot of places here
I'm from Romania and I don't claim to be a gangster or from the ghetto but their "hoods" look better than any regular neighbourhood in my city. The only places that look better here are the places where rich people live. I can also tell from the clothes they wear and the vehicles they have that they really aren't struggling they just wanna look gangsta. And it's a really bad attempt at that. Everyone from a second world country, third world country or actual hoods (Chicago, London) can tell that these guys are soft. Honestly these guys look like they would get jumped in our suburbs let alone "the ghetto".
As a person who grew up in Nigeria worst parts Anywhere can be dangerous honestly literally any country. I don’t get why people in the comments are arguing about who had it worst u don’t know their experience they don’t know yours so stfu.
Yeah but first you have to get into the college, which is hard when you're an immigrant. Danish universities are more likely to accept people from wealthy neighborhood and good communities.
@@daczito Yeah, but a person from an afluent neighborhood has access to stuff like tuturoing plus there's a greater chance that their parents are also educated
Denmark is so easy mode that it gets boring. Life starts outside your comfortzone. These guys chose the wannabe gang life. I chose travelling and extreme sports for example. So i completely get their need for excitementl, i honestly thinks its more about that. Some people specially young men crave more stimulations. Thats life too.
@@rageaten2975 This is comment is so insensitive 😭. What went over your head is that there are people who live in neighborhoods with ACTUAL violence and death all around. People grow up around this stuff in places with nearly no educational support or work. To live in a place where you have these opportunities and choose to live this way like it’s fun and not a serious issue in certain places is ridiculous. I’m not seeing how y’all think it’s a problem for people to point this out. Maybe you’ve never experienced these things either then.
why is half the comment section acting like they are from the worst areas in the world and they have a better understanding of the circumstances that cause gang criminality and like danish people don’t have reasons to become criminals we are all music nerds watching documentaries by noisey so stop acting so hard please
What a guy took the words out of my mouth. This generations mash up going on like it’s a competition of what areas rougher and tougher n yet non of em are about this gang life.
its not that. its more that drill music is about murdaz n dissin dead opps,,, denmark n other countries doing that type of music when its not their reality is a joke to us... its like one of the safest country in the world bro... they be better talking about their realities instead of forcing it. I checked the stats because i was curious. Copenhagen and Aarhus barely got shootings or murdaz, even if you compare it to a country like Canada
When I moved to Aarhus for my master studies, the first flat we had for just a month was right next to Fakta supermarket in the video, in the middle of the "Ghetto". It was really nice flat, in fact much nicer than I had when I studied in Copenhagen and had flat in Østerbro, which is a posh area. Many times they have grouped 20-30 of them in front of this supermarket, just hanging, but I have never had any fear or issue to go there. Then I moved to student housing right across the street. It was same distance to go to shop to "Ghetto" then to more "safe" areas, but it did not change my shopping preferences. But then again, they call a Nørrebro in Copenhagen a "Ghetto" even thought its a really nice area with lots of possibilities and 5 min bike from the city center. Btw, if they choose to go study instead of this gang-banging, the Danish government would pay them each month app. 850 EUR before tax without doing anything. Its not a luxury life, but you can get by with nice student life. Then again you could still find a part-time.
Bro, may I ask? How much did it cost you (not an exact number, I ain't a tax officer) the groceries, utilities, housing (if there are costs in student dormitories) etc? Can you study with 1k euro per month?
Yeah, cool. But it's like seeing the real life Malibu's most wanted. It's not about their ability, it's the fact they don't garner the same respect because why respect them? They have access easily to a better life. It's literally given to them. They are punks not thugs.
This is all thanks to Chicago, killing music is being spread everywhere!!! I am writing from Congo 🇨🇩 and I am also seeing a trend in African countries about drill music. I feel really sad because for people in the US that’s their real life on a daily basis where as the fans they just like the rhymes they be listening to. Personally in my country it’s very rare to hear a gun shot or hear o the news that someone got shot or died from a gun wound. Yes we do have poverty and crime but still glorifying it is really fucked up.
Tutsis and Hutus settled down a bit?pretty interesting actually because I’ve been to Sierra Leone and they seem to think Congo is very dangerous, Americans think this too… but most Americans know very little about Africa . The Sierra Leonians think it is dangerous because they hear rumors of tribal war more recently than their own civil war and so it’s all a level of relativity but I know the DRC military is relatively well armed as well in the region from what I hear
nobody saying this country dont got bad parts at all , what we mean is that these bad parts are faaaar frm what they trying to portray it. so its normal to cl0wn people that are acting like its the "ghetto" because it aint.. if you rappin about drill, you should portray what you live and these guys dont live it lets be real.... grow up in a gang war?!?! come on now man that whole video is a joke in itself
i was born in sweden but my parents are from a foreign country. i have a job and i do something for society. so does everyone in my family, this lifestyle is a choice
Beros på hur du växer upp och din miljö och vad du lär dig som barn. Alla har inte samma förutsättningar. Men jag håller med dessa grabbar verka ha valt detta livet
I notice pretty much all comments talking about how these kids' "ghetto" looks like a very nice neighbourhood compared to whatever country the commenters are from, have something to compare to. While I agree these kids would feel very out of place in actual ghettos, and their neighbourhood looks similar to the very average neighbourhoods in my city in England, at times even like the posh ones, nothing like the poorest ones, it is all about perspective. Idk what Denmark is actually like, but probably for them, this is genuinely one of the worst neighbourhoods they've had to live in. They have nothing to compare to, unlike those of us who grew up in much rougher places. Still, from the sounds of it, it seems like these guys have a lot of opportunity available to them and I hope they don't get themselves into too much trouble before reality hits them! I hope they see how lucky they are. They seem like nice kids looking for identity.
Exactly that and no matter what your always going to have people who might not need to do crime but will do it anyway for whatever reason, every country in the world has criminals and organised crime, a lot of this ghetto gang wars are just street level guys who don’t have any purpose and organised crime is where things actually happen and have serious power and connections. Denmark definitely has organised crime and connections and people wouldn’t work with them if they where soft so
Århus is a nice place, and of course there are some ghettos, but Copenhagen is Much worse. We had 5-6 shootings in 5 days for like a week ago, there were 3+ people killed and 8+ shot is crazy right now
@@hvadvildudinadem1492 siger jeg heller ik, men tænk på vi opvokset med den kriminalitet vi har i dk, så det ka vær slemt for os jo, men anderledes for folket i Us, forklarer bare at kbh er være.
@@mafiapanda why lil goofies like you has to compare everything with Chicago lol we know its fxcked over there. just stop it @ymgxbie that's not really that crazy tbh, some cities in Canada got shootings everyday too. Toronto get around 400+ shootings each years , Winnipeg got 5 times the murder rate of Copenhagen.
To everyone saying this lifestyle is a choice: there are other factors in a persons life other than money, beginning from your upbringing by your parents, to the friends you make - or are forced to make, to how society treats you. All of those factor into how your life takes shape, its not just about if the college is free or not. Keep in mind elementary education is free in most countries, even the ones you claim have the "worst ghettoes", and most kids end up on a bad path way before college becomes an issue. I get that some countries have it worse, but like another comment said every country has ghettoes and crime.
I had like 39% absence from EUD Business school, and I didnt get dropped, but the year after, my somali friend attended the same education, and got dropped out for 10% absence. they also said he was violent and had agression problems, wich just isnt true at all.
If your basic needs are met - how you choose to act in the world is then entirely up to you. So yes, it IS lifestyle choice. If you ask them, they'll tell you. That simple. Don't speak about a country you don't live in.
That's so true when you start doing something everyone else will follow like me, my group started doing drill in kenya and know every one is following and drill in Africa is starting to be accepted Big up to Danish drill❤️
I'm glad to say as a finnish person that the video title is wrong. Denmark is the second happiest after Finland that has been the happiest country for past 6 years.
@@Qiwirueuie thats a lame comparison. UK got very little gun crime cuz firearm are hard to get. Try comparing it to France or Canada for example. Denmark cities are sweet asl even compared to a country like Canada lmao
I lived in DK for 3 years, I get what a lot of people are saying about it being a privileged society with a societal safety net that means there are opportunities for all. That's very much true and their rough, "ghetto" areas are nothing compared to some city areas I've lived in in the UK. I think what a lot of people aren't acknowledging though is the homogeneity and racism of Danish society. If you don't have Danish blood, if you're not Danish to the core you will never be fully accepted no matter how hard you try to integrate. Being part of a society that doesn't want you will do terrible things to your psyche. As they mentioned, the biker gangs often cause trouble with immigrant neighborhoods. No matter what socio-economic opportunities are available to them, these guys will always be considered outcasts beneath regular Danish society simply because they don't have Danish ancestry.
I know we as a country has trouble with racism, but saying it's a systemic thing is kind of false. There are a lot of xenophobic people in our country, especially against middle eastern people, due to how the media has portrayed middle eastern criminals and terrorists. But a Middle Eastern Danish person, is not being systemically held back by the Danish government. They will have just as many and equal valued opportunities as a regular Danish person, and, on my friend group at least, every Danish immigrant we know, we consider as 100% danish. The only "racist" opinion I have, is that if you come here as an immigrant and commit serious crimes like rape, armed robbery or murder, your should get deported asap, instead of getting like 5 more chances like you do in Denmark today. I know a lot of Danish people will not consider you a true dane based off of the color of your skin, but I would say that the majority, even though it might be a small majority, and most of the government itself, except for a few political parties, are very accepting of immigrants, and do consider them to be a valued part of our Danish society. A big factor that contributed to racism in Denmark, is the Danish media shedding a big light, on the immigrants who refuse to integrate into Danish society, by wanting sharia law and their extremism beliefs to happen in Denmark as well. The media is good at painting all middle eastern immigrants like that, despite it only being a select few. It's dumb fear mongering, and is unfortunately very effective. I know they exist, and that there are quite a few of them, but I have only met 1 or 2 muslims, who actually want sharia law in Denmark.
feeling like you stick out from your skin colour is a bullshit reason to turn to a life of crime when you have so many opportunities that you would never get in your parents' or grandparents' home country. the problem is a cultural one. many of the immigrant families in the west are coming from cultures which are simply incompatible with western cultures. not inferior or superior, just not compatible.
I lived in Trillegården for 5 years back from 2006 to 2011 and it was one of the most quiet and friendly places I have ever lived in. I never felt unsafe. Now I live downtown in Aarhus, and the people down here are 10 times more unfriendly :D
Everybody knows Chi started drill lol but it’s hardly relevant now Its UK and NY took over it’s a completely different sound only similarities is their both talkin about opps
@@localoppboy7668 UK took it top a whole different level. NYC drill got inspired by UK drill beats and used our producers and now its taking over America, hopefully we can get some uk x nyc collabs going
@@Pookiebearhungry ik im from da Uk lol and da biggest Ny drill artists have collabs with Uk still they were just either before they went clear or unreleased tracks but tbh UK drills so tired now man NY scene surpassed us in like 2019
@@pandamafia2161 here in the US many gangs originally developed because of over-policing and lack of protection in marginalized communities. so i’m wondering how these gangs developed if not because of over-policing or police violence?
I live in Chicago and it's crazy to see them mention Us in songs and are barely stepping in to our realm to this guy it's new but to us this is everyday life
It's paying homage to chicago. It feels weird to people from London as well but this is just how it goes, I guess. Chicago --> London --> Europe, and both cultures got picked up
Well, it's not like it hasn't been going on, it's just that the news don't wanna potray Denmark as an unsafe country. This kinda life has been in Denmark for a while, the reason there aren't as much gun violence and drugs is that it's a small country with strict laws. Chicago and UK inspired the music, but that kind of lifestyle have existed for a long time
I kind of agree with you, even though; "Them". There is legit -1- rapper in pretty much danish hip hop history that has even mentioned chicago. With that said, chicago and california has obviously had a massive influence on "that life" in Denmark, or anywhere else for that matter, its pretty much where the entire rap genre started / got famous from. In regards to drill, while the original genre did start out off US - UK has made drill what it is. It has nothing to do with US drill, its an entirely different type of rap, and hence I don't even get the chicago references. I'll almost bet you, that as many shootings as you have, just as many stabbings denmark has. They simply don't have the same access to firing weapons.
Ur country is even richer than Denmark, should be just as functional and non violent, but the rich and political establishment robs u blind and ur country is unhinged and has mental problems
I'm telling you, make a episode in Sweden. We recently had one of our biggest in the scene got shot(einar). You could easily get a 3 episode series around that
"baby pistol" considering that guns are COMPLETELY illegal in denmark, a pistol like that is alright. And only a few years ago, a club in denmark got seized with 8 AK47's, 5 kilo plastic explosive, a sniper, about 40 pistols, about 10k bullets and 30 frag grenades. dont talk
There’s a difference between Brazil and Denmark 💀 don’t think they would want to vist a murder Capital lol but they will vist Denmark over Brazil any day
@@knifecapone2839 Yes there is a huge difference. But the fact is: Drill is a type of music that relates to criminality and tells the stories and narratives of this kind of life. With all respect for Denmark but there aint no crime there compared to Brazil. Who know better about the drill lifestyle than the 3rd world countries lol. And btw, its completely fine to record on our cities, you just need to have a local contact.
all the comments questioning why on earth they would choose the gang life in a country like Denmark (or other scandi countries) when they clearly gave the biggest hint in saying “we are Danes but we don’t feel it”… the lack of connection to their culture or heritage, their socioeconomic status in a place like this where majority are well educated and more affluent in comparison, displaced family, racism and exclusion, police scrutiny, dreary housing, there is so much to consider, and the comments on this video are ignorant imho.
@@nateb3679 There will always be bigger fish, doesn't mean they cant have it bad. By your logic your not allowed to be sad because someone about there is sadder then you.
Honestly i noticed one thing that Rap not Hip-Hop is this strong influence of Criminality more then ever taking beautiful places and turning them into slums for no apparent reason and I'm saying this as a black man from Brooklyn NY it's sad to see that is the legacy Rap has created
@@nateb3679 Nate B I agree misguided young people following other misguided young people turning to a life of crime then realizing they can't keep living like that way then they turn to Rap as a way out
Haha so many Americans commenting and trying to validate how bad their US city is. Most cities across the world have rough areas with marginalised people and crime. Get over it
It is actually a pretty neighbourhood, it’s sadly more about some of the people who’s living there, who’s ruining the area by doing fraud, violence, selling drugs, crime making the area very unsecure to “normal” citizens who’s living there!!!
Im from Chicago and not even from the most dangerous neighborhood and it was still dangerous as hell, shootings everyday etc etc and I’m laughing my ass off at this
It's the same everywhere, but especially in rich(er) countries: some young people see the glorified criminality from other countries like the USA (and UK) and start pretending they live that life, when they really don't. Kinda pisses me off tbh. Many people struggle way harder and still don't take the criminal path, yet some privileged kids do. It's so fake.
interested in their lil story, but not taking em seriously. being from LA i’ve lost someone to actual gang activity and it looks like a lot of people in the comments can relate
@@youngblasarius they have also lost someone to gang activety dummy, only a couple months ago one of their friends from their gang was shot and killed in their hood.
People overlook a lot of things when they say that it's a choice and not a lifestyle. Elementary stuff is explained in the video like: the ghettolist. Drugs, violence and small gangs makes a terrible place to grow up in, even if education is free. If you're and outsider (immigrant) you're always treated differently, by everyone in society to some degree, and as a kid often "forced" to make friends with other outcasts, and thus you influence each other growing up. Yea, the ghettos don't look bombed and are not riddled with gunshots and daily stabbings, but stuff like drugs plays a massive role too. There is A LOT of factors that determine how you will live your life: your parents, where you grew up and the people you're surrounded by plays a role. To a certain degree we inherit our parents values, social status, problems, interests, behavior and abilities; which can of course be both positive and negative. But if you grew up as an immigrant, with parents who are jobless, on government income, with no interest in integrating into society, no education, low social status, and no faith in authority I'd wager you'd be hard pressed to break the mold and become a class A citizen.
How are you gonna have a series called "Gangster Rap International" and you never been to Oakland, CA or The Bay Area yet ?! And you already went to Denmark tho ?!? DO AN EPISODE ON THE BAY AREA ALREADY !!!!!!
All "hoods" operate on different levels, Europe has generally high living standards compared to America, or other countries. However poverty is a mixture of a state of mind, and economic/social pressures. I'm from London so there's some hoods on the outskirts that look relatively quite nice, however they can be quite "active." In all capitalist societies you need a poor population to do the dirt for the rich, so in these kinda places drug dealing and other kind of underground activities will always appeal to certain kind of people, and public housing seems to be a perfect breeding ground somehow. And anyway, in most hoods the criminal population is actually a small percentage of the area, they just make the most noise.
Why do people think that dangerous people only come from poor countries? The Netherlands has similar living standars, yet they produced one of the most dangerous cocaine cartels in the world.
Trust none of us can judge a someone else’s life without walking in there shoes, for these guys they could be at the bottom of society in there country so there going to do what they can to survive or at least get more money
@@ld5667 No bro you can’t tell by peoples mannerisms. These people look like rich high schoolers imitating American gang culture/ rap music . I’m from California and these dudes act exactly like highschool middle class wanna be gangsters .
When living conditions are becoming so good, victimization becomes a sport. Internet doesn't help, unless you want to look up what it's like to really live ruff in 3rd world countries were people somehow are happy for the little they have.
As a Latino, it makes me laugh and sad to see these first-world children think they are gangsters! They live in a safe country, in a safe city and they think they are gangsters just because they get together between 20 and smoke marijuana and steal some bicycles, because there was a shooting in their neighborhood 5 years ago do they think they are gangsters? Because they wear nike caps, jordan shoes and use nike bags, they put on 3 tattoos, an earring and move a couple of grams from one side to the other, they already think they are pablo escobar, in his music videos about 30 guys come out and they come out with hoods and balaclavas and make gun gestures with their hands, they already think they are gangsters, for those who have noticed throughout Europe it is fashionable to play the thug, make yourself the most dangerous, do trap or drill and sing about gangs and weapons and drugs, in all European countries it is fashionable to be a thug and think you are poor, even though you grew up in a paved neighborhood and in buildings with elevators, you live in countries where you are about 12 times more likely to die by suicide than to die by homicide ! If you take these thugs that appear in this video to the Latin favelas or Latin zones where the narcos, the guerrillas, mega gangs rule and they would see how things are in Latin America, they would pee in their pants and call their mothers, in Latin America where there are 42 of the 50 most dangerous cities in the world, where a 9-year-old boy is already a hitman, where at 13 they drive an ak47 and at 20 many criminals have already killed 30 people, dismembered them, decapitated them and took them out the heart, they put them in acid, they feed them to the dogs, you see that these that appear in the video only with some first world children who think they are gangsters!
@@BR.9x You are a first-child who knows nothing about what violence is, you know nothing about what happens in Latin cities, I bet you don't even know that in Latin America there are children who from the age of 13 already carry war rifles, children under 18 who have already killed more than a dozen people
I’m originally from Pakistan but I moved to pine hills Orlando for a better life. Even tho it’s considered “the worst hood in Orlando”, it’s nothing like Pakistan was with shootings and murders and crime everyday everywhere. It makes me sad to see how these kids ignore so many opportunities given to them in a country like the USA.
Being from Denmark i can tell u that this lifestyle a choice, but of course there will always be troubled neighbourhoods where people will be prone to this lifestyle. The advantages the danish government provide for its young people are so great, and truly make living this way not worth it. Still respect these guys and like the music but our "ghetto" doesn't compare to any UK or American one.
Without doubt, also for the fact of how easy it is to make a good living in Denmark, it's incredible how the gang leaders are so talented at recruiting pushers and shooters. We just don't educate enough to those in the areas how to avoid the gang life, and it's sad because so many are so talented, and end up dead on the street as a teenager because they wanted a nice jacket and to take a girl out. To some level it's pathetic, but I'm more mad at the ones brainwashing the youth, than the little kids running with tramadol etc.
It’s so weird to see a different side of a country labelled as one of the happiest in the world and hearing about all the Great opportunities they’re offered
That's why I find most Scandinavian rap kinda cringe to be honest. Being from Finland but living most of my life in the US. I just think these kids have no perspective of how much better their lives are compared to 95% of the rest of the world. They have sooo many opportunities that kids in the US and most of the world don't have. I get that music can be an outlet and to express what your life is like. But if you dropped one of these kids into any real ghetto... lol.
Not yet, you can see its happening as soon as foreigners came... just give it time bud. Youll look just like the US or UK- as you say
@@Izzy-ve3xz Grew up my whole life 3 km away from Trillegården, coming from foreign parents that learned the Danish culture (which I love) has gotten me great places already as a 17 year old. My pops passed 6 years ago. I doubt a lot of them lost someone that important, so what is their excuse? Being a driller in Denmark is like being the king of the sandbox, you have free education, free healthcare, school pays for your transport and you get paid to study. And then they go ahead to aspire Chief Keef, 67 and all the OG 90's rappers, to give themselves "street credit". Can't lie they are talented, but they could do so much better than rap about guns in a country where the rich literally make you a comfortable living. Without getting political socialist parties are destryoing our countries. If we don't change who knows...
As a Dutch guy i’m laughing my ass off. The “hoods” in the Netherlands are soft compared to the eastern Europeaan, south american and US ones, but these Danish “hoods” are laughable. This is just a normal neighbourhood
Totally correct.
Yeah same here in Finland, the gangs are small and they only beat old ppl and women mostly.
Wannabe Americans. Literally copy everything without a context
Im not proud of it, but there are some neighbourhoods here in DK, where you don't go as a white/outsider and police don't go without 2-3 cars. But of course it's nothing like other bigger countries, as there simply isn't so many dence populated areas.
And thank god for that - Nobody wants those places.
@@mrpoxycat3967 What are some of those neighbourhoods? I live in Copenhagen and can't think of any place where I'd have trouble going. I lived in Brøndby Strand on Kisumparken for 2 years and nobody ever caused me any trouble whatsoever. Yeah, shootings and stabbings do happen but they are pretty much always targeted. I've passed through places like Albertslund, Tingbjerg, etc at night more times than I can remember and it was fine. As a stranger, you're safe pretty much anywhere as long as you keep to yourself.
I´m from Caracas, Venezuela and even when I can relate to the rap/trap/hiphop culture I can´t help myself think this is a big sad joke. This makes me realise how much of the anti autoauthority attitudes in our culture are just coming out of pure ignorance and irrationality. These people have the most providing and respectful sociopolitical structures of the world and even so they go around acting out a borrowed victim´s identity. If they only knew true misery...
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fr fr I'm from Ecuador, these guys seem like clowns doing crimes for no reason, hating on the police because it's trendy and part of the rap culture. Saludos papa.
True but these Skandinavian societies are quite rasict aswell. Well maybe not denmark or sweden so much but for example Finland there alot of rasism here. So its not heard to be part of this Society when they reject you.
I’m from Brazil living in Denmark. I wish the kids in the favelas of my country had the opportunities that I see here in Denmark everyday.
Sometimes you are blessed and choose to ruin your own life like these dudes, pretending that u are living in some kind of gangsta movie. And I’m not saying that there’s no problems in Denmark,or that people can’t have hard times on first world countries. But this kind of behavior with so many opportunities.. unacceptable.
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Father of drill.👆👆
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de verdade, mano! só quem vive aqui sabe disso. sou do rio de janeiro, e sinto que vivo numa selva sem oportunidades.
porra vei acho q de uma certa maneira mesmo concordando contigo em alguns pontos em qualquer lugar no mundo capitalista alguma parte da população vai ser marginalizada, acho que em questão de número de pessoas nao inclusas na sociedade no sentido de oportunidade de escolaridade e emprego o brasileiro sofre mt mais que o dinamarquês, mas isso tb n significa que lá isso nao pode ocorrer tb, partindo do fato que essa galera e basicamente toda imigrante ou filho de imigrantes, então provavelmente eles sao vistos como diferentes pelo governo/população dinamarquesa, sendo assim sofrendo racismo e menos oportunidades, etc
@@pietrocarrico7324 sim, a maioria deles são imigrantes, como eu. Geralmente tem cidadania dinamarquesa por terem crescido
ascido lá,ou alguns tem pai/ou mãe dinamarquesa.
É fato que já sofreram preconceito, com certeza. Até eu mesmo já sofri. Me chamaram uma vez de macaco,pra eu voltar pra favela.
Acontece que aqui na Dinamarca tem uns grupos, não diria nem organizações, mas um pessoal que simpatiza com conceitos de supremacia branca etc. Geralmente esse tipo de insulto parte deles. É um pessoal alheio a sociedade, pois em geral, tirando essas exceções, o pessoal aqui é educado num nível que nem consigo descrever.
Mas é como eu disse, só pq é um país de primeiro mundo não quer dizer que não tenha seus problemas e que as pessoas não possam sofrer.
Mas, o governo dinamarquês oferece tanta,tanta,tanta oportunidade no âmbito da formação do ser. É invejável. Pra tu ter uma ideia: eu não nasci aqui,como alguns deles, nem tenho cidadania. E eu tenho muitas oportunidades! É um outro mundo que eu fico abismado de ver!
Por isso, para mim, esses garotos estão bancando essa marra gangsta mais por causa do drill mesmo. Como eu disse, também já sofri ofensas desses grupos aí, mas ,cara. Eu posso lidar com isso de uma forma melhor,(visto que aqui da pra fazer isso,ter muitas alternativas), do que me revoltar completamente e virar um criminoso, perdendo todas as oportunidades da vida!!! Que são muitas! Dar a volta por cima sabe? Aqui isso é possível.
No Brasil é difícil demais.. mas acredite. Aqui tem outras maneiras pra resolver esse problema. Isso é muito mais hype pra fazer drill do que tudo. Essa “vizinhança” deles.. nada demais. Passo lá quase toda semana fazendo faxina, a polícia passa pra perguntar se eles estão bem🤣🤣🤣 então assim… criar violência sob essa situação, é desnecessário demais.
Como tem uns gringos falando aí. Essa vida na Escandinávia é escolha.
I'm coming from bad neighborhood from Balkans and currently living in Ireland. I've been in Denmark and these kids don't know what is real danger in hood. It's like being topboy of Disney world.
so you've been to Denmark and just like that thinks that you've seen everything gtfoh
@@MyCristianoRonaldo01 many friends live there for 10, 15 years and find this "drillers" funny. So yes, I've seen a lot. These boys got everything served in life by law.
@@MyCristianoRonaldo01 and why are you so butthurted, safe life and great economy are flex for everyone with IQ higher than 20.
these boys would rob you and smoke you
that must make you better then them right ?? how does that make you feel ??
It´s sad knowing that their parents or grandparents came to Denmark and most likely wished them a prosperous future, yet they chose this life even with the countless opportunities in Denmark
whats the problem they make much more now with music
@@wailahmed9424 They are chriminal scum? Making small kids look up to their criminal lifestyle, they've killed before and make life unsafe. I got robbed and threated on my life by people like them.
@@wailahmed9424 ye, but they also damage society
@@valdemarmikkelsen1141 Alcohol is sanctioned by the gov and does more damage than anything else/
@@MayorSom так и что я вижу алкоголиков каждый день
look at them, soft skin, good hairstyle, well dressed
the guys in the video are choosing to live this life
@@akamnadri2911 Depends some countries are worse than others. Most of eastern Europe is pretty bad but they almost all natives of their countries. Then we have Sweden..a place where it was a choice until the gang violence got so out of hand and young people feel they need the gangs to protect themselves. Kinda funny to be honest a land with so many opportunities yet the violence spiraled out of control due to the money in drugs. I used to live out in one of the bad neighborhoods in Stockholm it wasn't bad at all more violence sure and some robberies here and there but nothing like today where they throw handgrenades, blow up bombs and almost daily shootings and stabbings.
@@akamnadri2911 not true
@@akamnadri2911 all europe? have you ever been to countries like Poland, Albania?
Isnt every gang member always trying to be fresh?? These guys seem soft YES, but this comment was a dumb take😂😂
soft skin and lax immigration = europes best
They're in "the Ghetto" and the police stopped by and ask them , if they're okay 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@Ahsjaizxjxh Sosjxhajxkc i think you should go to their block and tell them that
@Ahsjaizxjxh Sosjxhajxkc are you sure you would say that to their face tho?
@Jonathan Langley you
@Jonathan Langley you literally called them dorks. you would
The worst "Ghetto" in Denmark is the better than Disneyland compared to Latin America 🤣 im brazilian and i can tell that. Denmark is the richest and less corrupt country in the world. Those drill kids in Europa are truly pathetic and lame wannabes
I grew up in China during the mongol invasion back in the medieval time and it was a rough neighbourhood man..
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You should rap about it
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Genghis had BODIES bruv
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I’m from South Africa…. These dudes would be among the softest blokes around here. There’s levels in this world.
I agree these kids don't know how good they have it....but then again, i can't really judge them, they're the lowest in their society so they think theyre the lowest in society. From the perspective of a third worlder, these kids seem spoilt.
@@Unknownengrossingfacts chiraq kids are also spoilt.
@@Unknownengrossingfacts what block u from
@@Unknownengrossingfacts you aint from the raq stop the cap🤣🤣🤣
Sorry big boy
I too grew up in a somewhat bad neighboorhood, a town filled with poverty, lots of immigrants, unemployment, not that far from Copenhagen, a few childhood friends in and out of jail, always outside doing whatever around blocks also on the danish ghetto list, and I'm dumbfounded by the choices of these people, even some of my closest friends growing up, who deliberately went down the path of crime, it's simply not a necessity, it's not needed for your survival, like countries where you have no other options - you can get plenty of jobs with no certificates or experience, which pays more than enough for a good life, the laws of Denmark makes sure that companies have a fixed amount that they at the very least has to pay you, and thats enough for a place to stay, an iPhone, a decent car, food, clothes, whatever your heart desires, and you will still get healthcare, education, and order. Life in Denmark can be lived on easy mode for anybody, and you will live much better than practically anywhere else, so I simply cannot fathom why you'd ever put yourself in situations where you can get seriously hurt or killed.
Danish govt does not let you enter college if you are non-Danish. Pure racism
@@slickrick2420not true
@@slickrick2420 why are you lying?
@@KitazukaCz It is true. If a college has over 10% multicultural students then you have to go to a different college if you are of certain ethnicities (doesn't matter if you're a citizen born and raised in Denmark and 100% assimilated) even if that college is in an entirely different city. And Denmark doesn't have that many colleges, it's a small country.
@@slickrick2420 This is simply not true. The rules and law is the same to everyone. Every person in Denmark can take an education for free, and they even get money as long they are studying. It’s a choice we all have in Denmark no matter where ever that you are coming from. Some people just take some bad choices in life but don’t blame the society or Denmark for not giving everyone opportunities to get a job or a free education, it’s all about taking the right choices in life!!!
I'm a born and raised Dutchman, but I once visited a friend of mine who's from Northeast Philadelphia, which is considered one of the rougher parts of the city (and Philly is one of the rougher US cities). His entire neighborhood looked like an earthquake had just hit it, the roads and pavements were all cracked etc, it was clear the government had been ignoring the place for years. Me and my friend got takeout at a Chinese place that had the protection measures of a bank; I placed my order through a microphone with literally 3 layers of bulletproof glass being between me and the staff. I stayed at my friend's place for 2 days, and in those 48 hours I had not seen a single other white person (I was constantly stared at by everyone). Now, I also lived in Rotterdam westkruiskade, which is considered to be one of the rougher neighborhoods in the Netherlands (Rotterdam south is worse but I've been there plenty as well). Comparing that experience in Philly to the worst neighborhoods in the Netherlands... it's just not even a valid comparison. It's absurd how hiphop (don't get me wrong, I love hiphop) with its storytelling power, has romanticized ghetto life to a point where people in Europe are so immersed in their little fantasy that they actually believe they live that life...
You dont have to go all the way to Philly to experience that stuff. Cities like Marseille and Naples look like they have been hit by an earthquake as well. The Netherlands is just an overdevelloped country. Thats why you were shocked when you saw it.
@@MoRo-qe6ng I see your point but I feel like there's a difference still. In Italy, roads and public buildings are poorly maintained pretty much across the board. There are plenty of exceptions ofcourse, but my point is that in Italy the extent to which a street looks like an earthquake just hit it is not correlated to welfare in the way that it is in the US. There are plenty of beautiful places in Italy where the locals have relatively high standard of living, yet public facilities aren't properly taken care of.
Also, my comment is not derived from me experiencing solely the Netherlands and Philly ofcourse. I've been to 40+ countries that have varied widely in their standard of life quality. Btw my comment wasn't really referring to the south nor east of Europe. eg I have no doubt that Ukraine has plenty of rough neighborhoods too. But that's my fault, I should've been more specific rather than saying 'Europe'
@@Guidus125 people live in their own reality. When a person is struggling in the Netherlands, they would be off pretty well if they were the same way in a Chicago hood for example. Someone who is doing well in Kenia could be seen as poor in Denmark for example, eventhough the person in Kenia feels like they are off pretty well. So it doesn't matter how bad or good a place seems, the people living in it will always have their own reality.
@@caesar7723 Oh for sure, I agree with that and I'm by no means deflating anyone's struggle. It would be hypocritical of me to do so since I've been chronically depressed since kindergarten despite coming from a wealthy family and having an 'objectively perfect' life. And indeed, you can always compare it to someone's else's situation. No matter how shitty things might be, there is always someone who has it worse. yet, that doesn't devalue anyone's personal reality because if it did, logically it would mean that no one would feel like they have the right to feel affected by their situation. Psychologists have also known for a long time that one of the biggest determinants of happiness is derived from you comparing yourself to the direct peers around you, rather than someone in a developing a country. Okay i'm on a tangent here lol... but, my point was, I agree with you completely, but it doesn't take away that genres like drill hiphop music have become so synonymous to violence and crime that rappers have an incentive to exaggerate what goes on in their neighborhood (just google slim jesus and you'll see what I mean; he admits that everything he raps about is pure fiction). That's a clear contrast with for example 90s hiphop music from new york, because the neighborhoods that 90s rappers rapped about were statistically indeed really messed up. Anyways, i'm okay with art including fictional elements, for as long as its audience understands that it is fiction. But with modern drill hiphop I often feel like that criteria isn't met..
Yeah that’s what I was thinking while watching the video, I’m from Bridgeport, Connecticut it’s not as bad as Philly but compared to the “hood” in the video, it’s like 100 times worse
Im from Sweden and grew up with alot of people who turned to this life and yes it is a choice more or less. They want status and money and most of them don't have the motivation or brain to do good in school.
I'd say its the money. I used to live out in one of what is today worst neighborhoods in Stockholm. Went from a few stabbings and robberies here and there. To almost daily shootings. It's sad to see a country with so many opportunities spiral out of control like it has. I think due to the greed that has created this violence many young migrants think it's their only choice when the Swedes literally give you all the chances in the world to do right and make yourself a good life without crime. Why there would be gangs in Denmark probably to control the land route of drugs and guns into Sweden through Skåne.
The worldwide Problem is: 3000
Billionaires have More Money than 8 Billion People. Everything connected to That at the End of the day. War on drugs is just Another scam
Yes its an ifection of being 'cool' and no less.. this is just a result of drill music blowing up coz it doesnt take much skill to throw a video toggether that 'looks' good or legit but really is just a piss-take
@@thvtsydneylyf3th077 this is sad. I dated a danish guy once and he was as soft as a summers kiss. He liked to dress-up a lot and play imaginations, we were 23. I quickly got rid of him because ALL his friends seemed to think they were cast in some action film lol boys yes, not men.
@@powderpuffs4456 they are the happiest country in the world so bless his little beta balls for they may yet drop 💫
That was the nicest ghetto I have ever seen.
It’s because the government try to build up and raise the prices for the appartments so that the immigrants will eventually move away. It’s like an anti-ghetto plan that is on the works a lot of places here
@@bazii6018 gentrification
@@bazii6018 it's public housing.
Basically government-funded gentrification. Copenhagen is even worse, they just outright ban certain people from the city.
@@RevOwOlutionary but its a good thing. Its helps the people in these communities in the long run
I'm from Romania and I don't claim to be a gangster or from the ghetto but their "hoods" look better than any regular neighbourhood in my city. The only places that look better here are the places where rich people live. I can also tell from the clothes they wear and the vehicles they have that they really aren't struggling they just wanna look gangsta. And it's a really bad attempt at that. Everyone from a second world country, third world country or actual hoods (Chicago, London) can tell that these guys are soft. Honestly these guys look like they would get jumped in our suburbs let alone "the ghetto".
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I have been visiting Romania, and there is a huge difference between the living standard in Romania and Denmark. So yes you’re right!
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Romania makes these guys look like a joke. German ghettos are more intimidating than this
@@JJJR11 it's not good, but it's for sure cool to be able to say you're from a dangerous area because well it's hard to survive thers
As a person who grew up in Nigeria worst parts Anywhere can be dangerous honestly literally any country. I don’t get why people in the comments are arguing about who had it worst u don’t know their experience they don’t know yours so stfu.
Exactly my thoughts, it’s not a fucking competition
That's what I was thinking.
Nigeria cannot compare to Denmark bro😂 I’m Nigerian also Denmark is like heaven compared to Nigeria please
very true
@@mr2slim12 U missed the point entirely, he is saying this isnt a competition for comparison, can find danger etc in any country u find urself in.
Y’all better go enjoy that free college and all the opportunities n stop this bs
Yeah but first you have to get into the college, which is hard when you're an immigrant. Danish universities are more likely to accept people from wealthy neighborhood and good communities.
@@ottobuco No they're not 😂
@@ottobuco They sort by grade average. Not wealth
@@daczito Yeah, but a person from an afluent neighborhood has access to stuff like tuturoing plus there's a greater chance that their parents are also educated
@@ottobuco stop being a victim bro. we all have the same brain. its about motivation not your background
Denmark is so easy mode that it gets boring. Life starts outside your comfortzone. These guys chose the wannabe gang life. I chose travelling and extreme sports for example. So i completely get their need for excitementl, i honestly thinks its more about that. Some people specially young men crave more stimulations. Thats life too.
this is very true and went over most peoples heads also when your living the "exciting" life you gain more attention from women
but they getting paid chasing that life or stimulation as we call it. So salute to dem boys, get your bag
@@rageaten2975 This is comment is so insensitive 😭. What went over your head is that there are people who live in neighborhoods with ACTUAL violence and death all around. People grow up around this stuff in places with nearly no educational support or work. To live in a place where you have these opportunities and choose to live this way like it’s fun and not a serious issue in certain places is ridiculous. I’m not seeing how y’all think it’s a problem for people to point this out. Maybe you’ve never experienced these things either then.
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why is half the comment section acting like they are from the worst areas in the world and they have a better understanding of the circumstances that cause gang criminality and like danish people don’t have reasons to become criminals
we are all music nerds watching documentaries by noisey so stop acting so hard please
Lol
Bruh🤣🧢 im from chiraq those kids ain't gettho
What a guy took the words out of my mouth. This generations mash up going on like it’s a competition of what areas rougher and tougher n yet non of em are about this gang life.
its not that. its more that drill music is about murdaz n dissin dead opps,,, denmark n other countries doing that type of music when its not their reality is a joke to us... its like one of the safest country in the world bro... they be better talking about their realities instead of forcing it. I checked the stats because i was curious. Copenhagen and Aarhus barely got shootings or murdaz, even if you compare it to a country like Canada
@@Freepackzz chicago 'ghettos' are nothing compared to actual slums
It's honestly so sad there's people that chose life's like this It's honestly disappointing
Well people choose the life in other Western European countries and North America as well.
@@futurew0782 in Europe this lifestyle is a choice, but not a choice in America
Cringe people😂
When I moved to Aarhus for my master studies, the first flat we had for just a month was right next to Fakta supermarket in the video, in the middle of the "Ghetto". It was really nice flat, in fact much nicer than I had when I studied in Copenhagen and had flat in Østerbro, which is a posh area. Many times they have grouped 20-30 of them in front of this supermarket, just hanging, but I have never had any fear or issue to go there. Then I moved to student housing right across the street. It was same distance to go to shop to "Ghetto" then to more "safe" areas, but it did not change my shopping preferences. But then again, they call a Nørrebro in Copenhagen a "Ghetto" even thought its a really nice area with lots of possibilities and 5 min bike from the city center. Btw, if they choose to go study instead of this gang-banging, the Danish government would pay them each month app. 850 EUR before tax without doing anything. Its not a luxury life, but you can get by with nice student life. Then again you could still find a part-time.
i have danish friends in norrebro and my normal american neighborhood looks extremely dangerous to 99% of denmark imo
Bro, may I ask? How much did it cost you (not an exact number, I ain't a tax officer) the groceries, utilities, housing (if there are costs in student dormitories) etc? Can you study with 1k euro per month?
@@siderminerkgl8193 yes, just buy pasta and ketchup.... it's only around 2 euroes.
@@invuh Thanks, I didn't expect my diet to be plentiful. Btw what's your opinion about kollegierneskontor? It seems too good to be true..
All the discussion about poverty etc. aside, these denmark rappers are hard! I can’t understand what they’re saying but their flow is top notch.
Yeah, cool. But it's like seeing the real life Malibu's most wanted. It's not about their ability, it's the fact they don't garner the same respect because why respect them? They have access easily to a better life. It's literally given to them. They are punks not thugs.
@@aaronmontgomery2055 how is it giving to them? Its the same Think in every western society
this some guuuud drill artists right here. idk what they sayin but the flow is so there
these kids are not hard lmaooo
@@sirepauly neither are u and i meant hard as in they’re good at rapping
Noisy back with the good content truly was miss
The government literally provides them with all the help they could ask for, yet they decide to fit the stereotypes
Europe is a racist place g
This is all thanks to Chicago, killing music is being spread everywhere!!!
I am writing from Congo 🇨🇩 and I am also seeing a trend in African countries about drill music. I feel really sad because for people in the US that’s their real life on a daily basis where as the fans they just like the rhymes they be listening to.
Personally in my country it’s very rare to hear a gun shot or hear o the news that someone got shot or died from a gun wound. Yes we do have poverty and crime but still glorifying it is really fucked up.
They’re all brain washed into thinking this a good lifestyle … little do they know
Tutsis and Hutus settled down a bit?pretty interesting actually because I’ve been to Sierra Leone and they seem to think Congo is very dangerous, Americans think this too… but most Americans know very little about Africa . The Sierra Leonians think it is dangerous because they hear rumors of tribal war more recently than their own civil war and so it’s all a level of relativity but I know the DRC military is relatively well armed as well in the region from what I hear
Word bro ☝🏻 so fucked up ong
@@HighlyRegardted Tutsis and Hutus beef is mainly Rwanda not DRC tf you talking bout ?
in the congo he has children enlisted in armed groups who walk around with ak 47 your country is much more dangerous than Europe or the United States
It's naive to think a town, city or country has no bad parts.
Because humans are not perfect. We haven't been for thousands of years.
Millions*
Shootergang gang is soft
@@andreas-uk1mf Don't get this soft/hard s**t... they do what they do to make their ps.. unless you're their op, who cares?
@@WattzArtist True 💯
nobody saying this country dont got bad parts at all , what we mean is that these bad parts are faaaar frm what they trying to portray it. so its normal to cl0wn people that are acting like its the "ghetto" because it aint.. if you rappin about drill, you should portray what you live and these guys dont live it lets be real....
grow up in a gang war?!?! come on now man
that whole video is a joke in itself
i was born in sweden but my parents are from a foreign country. i have a job and i do something for society. so does everyone in my family, this lifestyle is a choice
Beros på hur du växer upp och din miljö och vad du lär dig som barn. Alla har inte samma förutsättningar. Men jag håller med dessa grabbar verka ha valt detta livet
People wanna play the victim and blame White people. I cover this phenomenon on my page
I would have never thought Denmark was going crazy but hey the ghetto is everywhere ain’t it
they sat down for a meal
Sweden has the highest murder rate in Europe
They have car bombs
Most definitely.
@@CRGNS Sweden is the rape capital of Europe
Why would someone choose that life in Denmark ? Lol
Why would anyone anywhere...
@@steffenflindt8670 because I get to take people lik you
@@ghost_strucid6579 you have roblox videos on your account, stop while you’re ahead
they don't...
There is poverty in all of the world even in " rich countries"
“A bit racist coutry” While promoting violence and crime in a country where they have imigrated.
Much love from USA. Keep the music flowing. I’m gonna keep up with you guys.
love how the interviewer becomes one of the homies in just a day
Ong 🤣
lmao man is fake as can be, real snakey behaviour
I notice pretty much all comments talking about how these kids' "ghetto" looks like a very nice neighbourhood compared to whatever country the commenters are from, have something to compare to. While I agree these kids would feel very out of place in actual ghettos, and their neighbourhood looks similar to the very average neighbourhoods in my city in England, at times even like the posh ones, nothing like the poorest ones, it is all about perspective. Idk what Denmark is actually like, but probably for them, this is genuinely one of the worst neighbourhoods they've had to live in. They have nothing to compare to, unlike those of us who grew up in much rougher places. Still, from the sounds of it, it seems like these guys have a lot of opportunity available to them and I hope they don't get themselves into too much trouble before reality hits them! I hope they see how lucky they are. They seem like nice kids looking for identity.
Exactly that and no matter what your always going to have people who might not need to do crime but will do it anyway for whatever reason, every country in the world has criminals and organised crime, a lot of this ghetto gang wars are just street level guys who don’t have any purpose and organised crime is where things actually happen and have serious power and connections. Denmark definitely has organised crime and connections and people wouldn’t work with them if they where soft so
Århus is a nice place, and of course there are some ghettos, but Copenhagen is Much worse. We had 5-6 shootings in 5 days for like a week ago, there were 3+ people killed and 8+ shot is crazy right now
Chicago has over 2000 shooting homicides a year
Danmark er ingen ting i forhold til andre lande bro
@@mafiapanda We are not talking about the US
@@hvadvildudinadem1492 siger jeg heller ik, men tænk på vi opvokset med den kriminalitet vi har i dk, så det ka vær slemt for os jo, men anderledes for folket i Us, forklarer bare at kbh er være.
@@mafiapanda why lil goofies like you has to compare everything with Chicago lol we know its fxcked over there. just stop it
@ymgxbie that's not really that crazy tbh, some cities in Canada got shootings everyday too. Toronto get around 400+ shootings each years , Winnipeg got 5 times the murder rate of Copenhagen.
To everyone saying this lifestyle is a choice: there are other factors in a persons life other than money, beginning from your upbringing by your parents, to the friends you make - or are forced to make, to how society treats you. All of those factor into how your life takes shape, its not just about if the college is free or not. Keep in mind elementary education is free in most countries, even the ones you claim have the "worst ghettoes", and most kids end up on a bad path way before college becomes an issue. I get that some countries have it worse, but like another comment said every country has ghettoes and crime.
I had like 39% absence from EUD Business school, and I didnt get dropped, but the year after, my somali friend attended the same education, and got dropped out for 10% absence. they also said he was violent and had agression problems, wich just isnt true at all.
@@MG-jc3pv exactly
If your basic needs are met - how you choose to act in the world is then entirely up to you. So yes, it IS lifestyle choice. If you ask them, they'll tell you. That simple. Don't speak about a country you don't live in.
It’s choice shush
@@Ishowpounds but its a choice that can be super hard to take. How are you going to choose school, when they wont allow you to go to school?
That's so true when you start doing something everyone else will follow like me, my group started doing drill in kenya and know every one is following and drill in Africa is starting to be accepted Big up to Danish drill❤️
Yall should definetly go to Stockholm man
Big up chuckie each and every time
I'm glad to say as a finnish person that the video title is wrong. Denmark is the second happiest after Finland that has been the happiest country for past 6 years.
Shooter gang, sounds like something a 5 year old made up
Better than “bro gang” (legitimate gang in America)
ur name is Hanzi Hintzeertz LOL ur like 2
@@RsPking4Life11 ? that’s probably his name LOL what are you talking about
"One of the most dangerous neighborhoods in denmark"
That's like saying "the poorest house in Billionaire's Row, NY".
There has been more shootings i. Denmark the last 2 weeks than the lastb3 months in the uk
@@Qiwirueuie cap
@@Qiwirueuie thats a lame comparison. UK got very little gun crime cuz firearm are hard to get. Try comparing it to France or Canada for example. Denmark cities are sweet asl even compared to a country like Canada lmao
@@timeoff9765 ok how is it a bad thing that our country is safe?
@@GlobDaSon when did I said that???
I lived in DK for 3 years, I get what a lot of people are saying about it being a privileged society with a societal safety net that means there are opportunities for all. That's very much true and their rough, "ghetto" areas are nothing compared to some city areas I've lived in in the UK.
I think what a lot of people aren't acknowledging though is the homogeneity and racism of Danish society. If you don't have Danish blood, if you're not Danish to the core you will never be fully accepted no matter how hard you try to integrate. Being part of a society that doesn't want you will do terrible things to your psyche. As they mentioned, the biker gangs often cause trouble with immigrant neighborhoods.
No matter what socio-economic opportunities are available to them, these guys will always be considered outcasts beneath regular Danish society simply because they don't have Danish ancestry.
It sucks that most people will never be able to understand what you’re saying it’s an awful feeling
THIS IS THE MOST VALID STATEMENT ABOUT DENMARK. FACTS!!!!!!
I know we as a country has trouble with racism, but saying it's a systemic thing is kind of false. There are a lot of xenophobic people in our country, especially against middle eastern people, due to how the media has portrayed middle eastern criminals and terrorists. But a Middle Eastern Danish person, is not being systemically held back by the Danish government. They will have just as many and equal valued opportunities as a regular Danish person, and, on my friend group at least, every Danish immigrant we know, we consider as 100% danish. The only "racist" opinion I have, is that if you come here as an immigrant and commit serious crimes like rape, armed robbery or murder, your should get deported asap, instead of getting like 5 more chances like you do in Denmark today. I know a lot of Danish people will not consider you a true dane based off of the color of your skin, but I would say that the majority, even though it might be a small majority, and most of the government itself, except for a few political parties, are very accepting of immigrants, and do consider them to be a valued part of our Danish society. A big factor that contributed to racism in Denmark, is the Danish media shedding a big light, on the immigrants who refuse to integrate into Danish society, by wanting sharia law and their extremism beliefs to happen in Denmark as well. The media is good at painting all middle eastern immigrants like that, despite it only being a select few. It's dumb fear mongering, and is unfortunately very effective. I know they exist, and that there are quite a few of them, but I have only met 1 or 2 muslims, who actually want sharia law in Denmark.
feeling like you stick out from your skin colour is a bullshit reason to turn to a life of crime when you have so many opportunities that you would never get in your parents' or grandparents' home country. the problem is a cultural one. many of the immigrant families in the west are coming from cultures which are simply incompatible with western cultures. not inferior or superior, just not compatible.
They should have stayed in Morroco then….
Hvor er det wholesome de tar ham ud og spiser sild 😂
men siger at ål er for dansk... what???
the visual at 2:00 where he was saying the three rappers was so flames
It’s from The Music video
From a music video, they didnt even do it themselves.
I lived in Trillegården for 5 years back from 2006 to 2011 and it was one of the most quiet and friendly places I have ever lived in. I never felt unsafe. Now I live downtown in Aarhus, and the people down here are 10 times more unfriendly :D
Dope documentary but people really need to give the REAL ORIGINATORS of drill their flowers. Chicago. PERIOD
Everybody knows Chi started drill lol but it’s hardly relevant now Its UK and NY took over it’s a completely different sound only similarities is their both talkin about opps
@@localoppboy7668 UK took it top a whole different level. NYC drill got inspired by UK drill beats and used our producers and now its taking over America, hopefully we can get some uk x nyc collabs going
@@Pookiebearhungry ik im from da Uk lol and da biggest Ny drill artists have collabs with Uk still they were just either before they went clear or unreleased tracks but tbh UK drills so tired now man NY scene surpassed us in like 2019
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Facts
Make a video about gangs in the netherlands!! 🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱 you should link up with green gang !!!
The drill music is just a way for them to have something strong in common but there is nothing ‘ghetto’ about their surroundings.
Lol zero girls at the block party💀💀
Facts 😭😂
Thats a laaame
Not bad for 3 Posers. I would love to live in Denmark. So much opportunity to excel.
As someone who lives in Alaska its fascinating to see this guy have his mind blown by a 4 wheeler xD
😂 right? I was like “that quad ?” 😒
Gang banging in Denmark is about dumbest thing I ever heard of 😒
school is not made for everyone
I live in Denmark, and it not dumb they making bread, like a lot
@@pandamafia2161 here in the US many gangs originally developed because of over-policing and lack of protection in marginalized communities. so i’m wondering how these gangs developed if not because of over-policing or police violence?
@@youngblasarius social media
@@Leangut4315 id reckon gangs in Denmark existed before that though
I live in Chicago and it's crazy to see them mention Us in songs and are barely stepping in to our realm to this guy it's new but to us this is everyday life
they want the culture but lack the history that shaped the culture… it’s weird to see them imitating it
It's paying homage to chicago. It feels weird to people from London as well but this is just how it goes, I guess. Chicago --> London --> Europe, and both cultures got picked up
Well, it's not like it hasn't been going on, it's just that the news don't wanna potray Denmark as an unsafe country. This kinda life has been in Denmark for a while, the reason there aren't as much gun violence and drugs is that it's a small country with strict laws. Chicago and UK inspired the music, but that kind of lifestyle have existed for a long time
I kind of agree with you, even though; "Them". There is legit -1- rapper in pretty much danish hip hop history that has even mentioned chicago.
With that said, chicago and california has obviously had a massive influence on "that life" in Denmark, or anywhere else for that matter, its pretty much where the entire rap genre started / got famous from.
In regards to drill, while the original genre did start out off US - UK has made drill what it is. It has nothing to do with US drill, its an entirely different type of rap, and hence I don't even get the chicago references.
I'll almost bet you, that as many shootings as you have, just as many stabbings denmark has. They simply don't have the same access to firing weapons.
Ur country is even richer than Denmark, should be just as functional and non violent, but the rich and political establishment robs u blind and ur country is unhinged and has mental problems
I'm telling you, make a episode in Sweden. We recently had one of our biggest in the scene got shot(einar). You could easily get a 3 episode series around that
Shooter gang is prolly the most humble drillers ever
of course they aint living with no demons from drilling lol
Love from the UK bruddas, keep it up ♡
0:07 hand in his pocket I thought he was bouta pull out a burner he pulled out his fingers 😂
10 seconds in and they've already flexed a tiny baby pistol and a bag of maybe 20 edibles lmfaooooo this is gonna be good
"baby pistol" considering that guns are COMPLETELY illegal in denmark, a pistol like that is alright. And only a few years ago, a club in denmark got seized with 8 AK47's, 5 kilo plastic explosive, a sniper, about 40 pistols, about 10k bullets and 30 frag grenades. dont talk
@@prod.byharvey2009 yeah and I’m sure that was a raid on the russian or other eastern bloc mafia lol not the danish mob (if that exists)
that ain't edibles, its 100g bags of hash
@@prod.byharvey2009 Guns aren't illegal in Denmark.... Carrying one on the street is however.
Man said 20 edibles, Litteraly 2kg of hash.
Its surprising that Noisy haven't done any videos about brazilian drill. It varies a lot from region from region and its autenthic as fck 🔥🥵🤘
I want to see that, drops some bangers here
@@aequitasveritas9 Almost forgot this one
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There’s a difference between Brazil and Denmark 💀 don’t think they would want to vist a murder Capital lol but they will vist Denmark over Brazil any day
@@knifecapone2839 Yes there is a huge difference. But the fact is: Drill is a type of music that relates to criminality and tells the stories and narratives of this kind of life. With all respect for Denmark but there aint no crime there compared to Brazil. Who know better about the drill lifestyle than the 3rd world countries lol.
And btw, its completely fine to record on our cities, you just need to have a local contact.
@@lolotaennesstudios gringo não sabe o que é crime kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
You doing great job brudda keep pushing yh
Chuckie you should go to Sweden bro it's a madness atm
all the comments questioning why on earth they would choose the gang life in a country like Denmark (or other scandi countries) when they clearly gave the biggest hint in saying “we are Danes but we don’t feel it”… the lack of connection to their culture or heritage, their socioeconomic status in a place like this where majority are well educated and more affluent in comparison, displaced family, racism and exclusion, police scrutiny, dreary housing, there is so much to consider, and the comments on this video are ignorant imho.
True... but have you seen America?
@@nateb3679 There will always be bigger fish, doesn't mean they cant have it bad. By your logic your not allowed to be sad because someone about there is sadder then you.
@@ottobuco what do you mean “by my logic”? I didn’t use any logic. I just made an observation
@@nateb3679 youre trying to invalidate their suffering by saying that worse exists. Thats a shitty thing to do
@@ottobuco that’s not what I was doing although I see how it could come off that way
Drill music is the real pandemic in the music industry
Love this episode!!
It's like a Dave Chappelle skit. They need to give homage of the people they are clearly copying smh pretty disgusting
i think a lot of people also forget Copenhagen in the 90s.. This is nothing new, just has a different way do going about it
14:23 "you're always one of us bro" this brought a big smile to my face :)
They said welcome
@@prodbowlcut5207 one of them said welcome and the other one said your always one of us
Honestly i noticed one thing that Rap not Hip-Hop is this strong influence of Criminality more then ever taking beautiful places and turning them into slums for no apparent reason and I'm saying this as a black man from Brooklyn NY it's sad to see that is the legacy Rap has created
It’s the other way around boss, people fall victim to their environment
@@nateb3679 Nate B I agree misguided young people following other misguided young people turning to a life of crime then realizing they can't keep living like that way then they turn to Rap as a way out
@@BKLYN_TZU 💯
@@nateb3679 Nate B 💯 stay safe bro 🙏
Nah bro criminality was always there the music video just shows it nothing new as u can see the manger was in that life before even drill started
Haha so many Americans commenting and trying to validate how bad their US city is. Most cities across the world have rough areas with marginalised people and crime. Get over it
The influence of American hip hop on the world is nuts.
Don’t forget Jamaica
Today in eu hip hop are more influent uk and france
This guy actually thinks the influence is from US, lmao. Americans thinks they are the center of the world.
@@utente2359 I agree with UK because everybody using the UK beats and flow and even the roadman attire but France NO in terms of fashion YES
@@Izanagi057 The american drill scene is far less influencial than the uk one.
Bruh the worst neighbourhood in Denmark looks exactly like the best one in my city
It is actually a pretty neighbourhood, it’s sadly more about some of the people who’s living there, who’s ruining the area by doing fraud, violence, selling drugs, crime making the area very unsecure to “normal” citizens who’s living there!!!
Im from Chicago and not even from the most dangerous neighborhood and it was still dangerous as hell, shootings everyday etc etc and I’m laughing my ass off at this
Yeah fake gangstas
Cities in Canada like Toronto get more shootings than entire UK, Sweden and Denmark combined yet these fools will act hard
They even said that "drill started in UK"
In the US you can go into every store and buy a gun. Of course there are more shootings.
if only they had to lose the loss of life we endure in our american cities everyday smh
It's the same everywhere, but especially in rich(er) countries: some young people see the glorified criminality from other countries like the USA (and UK) and start pretending they live that life, when they really don't. Kinda pisses me off tbh. Many people struggle way harder and still don't take the criminal path, yet some privileged kids do. It's so fake.
That’s so true!!!
They seem like a bunch of nice chaps. I'd hang out with them any day.
The bit where they say you feel like danish but not hundred percent m. I hear that 💯
verbz una
@@worldwidedrill7711 cmon my bro 💯
I love your content noisey
The area looks really pleasant.
The area is very nice it’s unfortunately some people from some specific cultures who’s making the troubles/problems!
Anyone else didn’t take them serious 🧐
interested in their lil story, but not taking em seriously. being from LA i’ve lost someone to actual gang activity and it looks like a lot of people in the comments can relate
@@youngblasarius they have also lost someone to gang activety dummy, only a couple months ago one of their friends from their gang was shot and killed in their hood.
@@youngblasarius, don't you think people die over here 🤨🤨
4:00 "you ready to eat some Danish food" 😂 sounds like they tired of the food
People overlook a lot of things when they say that it's a choice and not a lifestyle. Elementary stuff is explained in the video like: the ghettolist.
Drugs, violence and small gangs makes a terrible place to grow up in, even if education is free. If you're and outsider (immigrant) you're always treated differently, by everyone in society to some degree, and as a kid often "forced" to make friends with other outcasts, and thus you influence each other growing up. Yea, the ghettos don't look bombed and are not riddled with gunshots and daily stabbings, but stuff like drugs plays a massive role too.
There is A LOT of factors that determine how you will live your life: your parents, where you grew up and the people you're surrounded by plays a role. To a certain degree we inherit our parents values, social status, problems, interests, behavior and abilities; which can of course be both positive and negative.
But if you grew up as an immigrant, with parents who are jobless, on government income, with no interest in integrating into society, no education, low social status, and no faith in authority I'd wager you'd be hard pressed to break the mold and become a class A citizen.
3 members? In London that set would be deleted immediately, O,Lanna were a 20 man gang and disappeared due to beef.
Nah they broke down their ends
This host is chill af
How are you gonna have a series called "Gangster Rap International" and you never been to Oakland, CA or The Bay Area yet ?! And you already went to Denmark tho ?!? DO AN EPISODE ON THE BAY AREA ALREADY !!!!!!
Danish prison is nicer than flats in London.
Most danish prisens is just like uk prisons, the ones i always see ppl posting is something called open prison wich is more like institutions.
It definitely os the happiest country in the world. Look how small the gun in the thumbnail is :))
wow Chicago is changing the world
lol ur like 14 years late
and there been hoods everywhere in the world wayyy before chicago lol
@@RsPking4Life11 Yea but you couldn't commercialize that life until Chicago lol
But unfortunately not to something good!!!
It been happening drill is dead in Chicago now. The only place in the USA where drill is popping still is New York
All "hoods" operate on different levels, Europe has generally high living standards compared to America, or other countries. However poverty is a mixture of a state of mind, and economic/social pressures. I'm from London so there's some hoods on the outskirts that look relatively quite nice, however they can be quite "active." In all capitalist societies you need a poor population to do the dirt for the rich, so in these kinda places drug dealing and other kind of underground activities will always appeal to certain kind of people, and public housing seems to be a perfect breeding ground somehow. And anyway, in most hoods the criminal population is actually a small percentage of the area, they just make the most noise.
Bro usa has higher living standard than 95% of Europe !!!
imagine walking into a restaurant, and seeing 3 masked people, talking english🤣
Why do people think that dangerous people only come from poor countries? The Netherlands has similar living standars, yet they produced one of the most dangerous cocaine cartels in the world.
Trust none of us can judge a someone else’s life without walking in there shoes, for these guys they could be at the bottom of society in there country so there going to do what they can to survive or at least get more money
Believe me I’m aware that every country has dangerous areas. But these guys don’t even come from the hoods of their country
FACTS! The real dangerous humans are those with money.
@@ld5667 No bro you can’t tell by peoples mannerisms. These people look like rich high schoolers imitating American gang culture/ rap music .
I’m from California and these dudes act exactly like highschool middle class wanna be gangsters .
well most of those drug cartels are formed by immigrants ( Moroccans , Albanians ..)
Shoooter gang is on another level 🔥🔥🔥🔥
i feel bad for your mama and papa , next kid to be arested ...
You know it's the happiest country when their gangs name themselves "the shooter gang" 💀
Drop’em in Compton!
They could teach you a thing or two about aiming, you wouldn't have that many shootings if you actually hit your target.
"We saw our oldest loading up the AK's"
SUUURE YOU DID SON
LARPers
you don't know about the history in Denmark so you can't really talk
@@azeo2298 like the Vikings?
@@brendanoprey762 good one
Damn it Magnus, Anders and Mikkel!
There’s gangsters and ghettos everywhere
Definition of "forcing it"
this is middle class everywhere else in the world
just saying, finland was actually nominated happiest country
When living conditions are becoming so good, victimization becomes a sport. Internet doesn't help, unless you want to look up what it's like to really live ruff in 3rd world countries were people somehow are happy for the little they have.
As a Latino, it makes me laugh and sad to see these first-world children think they are gangsters! They live in a safe country, in a safe city and they think they are gangsters just because they get together between 20 and smoke marijuana and steal some bicycles, because there was a shooting in their neighborhood 5 years ago do they think they are gangsters? Because they wear nike caps, jordan shoes and use nike bags, they put on 3 tattoos, an earring and move a couple of grams from one side to the other, they already think they are pablo escobar, in his music videos about 30 guys come out and they come out with hoods and balaclavas and make gun gestures with their hands, they already think they are gangsters, for those who have noticed throughout Europe it is fashionable to play the thug, make yourself the most dangerous, do trap or drill and sing about gangs and weapons and drugs, in all European countries it is fashionable to be a thug and think you are poor, even though you grew up in a paved neighborhood and in buildings with elevators, you live in countries where you are about 12 times more likely to die by suicide than to die by homicide ! If you take these thugs that appear in this video to the Latin favelas or Latin zones where the narcos, the guerrillas, mega gangs rule and they would see how things are in Latin America, they would pee in their pants and call their mothers, in Latin America where there are 42 of the 50 most dangerous cities in the world, where a 9-year-old boy is already a hitman, where at 13 they drive an ak47 and at 20 many criminals have already killed 30 people, dismembered them, decapitated them and took them out the heart, they put them in acid, they feed them to the dogs, you see that these that appear in the video only with some first world children who think they are gangsters!
Tf u pressed for
@@tajik2595 whats?
@@tajik2595 cuz these foos think dey gangsta, buh dey ont know da reality of da life
Bro stop fucking capping what 9 yr old hitmen lol😂😂😭 don’t get me wrong I’ve heard of sicarios as young as 12-13 but 9 is overkill tf😂😂
@@BR.9x You are a first-child who knows nothing about what violence is, you know nothing about what happens in Latin cities, I bet you don't even know that in Latin America there are children who from the age of 13 already carry war rifles, children under 18 who have already killed more than a dozen people
I’m originally from Pakistan but I moved to pine hills Orlando for a better life. Even tho it’s considered “the worst hood in Orlando”, it’s nothing like Pakistan was with shootings and murders and crime everyday everywhere. It makes me sad to see how these kids ignore so many opportunities given to them in a country like the USA.
Adopt secular values, leave religious fundamentalism behind