Doner was invented in Turkey in the 1800s, my friend. I don't think there is a photo of someone selling doner in Berlin in 1855, but there is a photo of somebody selling doner in Turkey in 1855.
People who immigrated to Germany 60 years ago were selected by the German authorities after passing various physical tests and health checks in Turkey. I had the opportunity to meet many of these people, and as far as I have observed, they are more respectful of the rules than the average German. They were very honest and hardworking people. Among them, there were those who spent 30-40 years of their working life without a single day of having sick-leave because it could be misinterpreted. I think that the community to which Tommy expressed his discomfort was not the people who went there 60 years ago to work, but their grandchildren who were born and raised in Germany. I don't know how accurate it is to describe this new generation as immigrants. The Oxford dictionary defines immigrant this way: a person who has come to live permanently in a different country from the one they were born in. According to this definition, their children/grandchildren born and raised in Germany are not counted as immigrants. I also immigrated to Germany a few years ago. Many Germans I met said that I behaved very differently from Turks who were born and raised in Germany. I told them that this is very normal because these people represent a subculture in Germany, not the Turkish culture. There are many factors in the degeneration of people belonging to this subculture. I think the most important factor is that their grandparents who emigrated 60 years ago were the most uneducated people in Turkey. (Because educated people in Turkey did not even think about going to Germany and working under the difficult conditions of that period.) Imagine that you were born in another country as the child of uneducated and ignorant parents. It's really not easy. That's why when I see these people, I don't judge them, I try to empathize. Probably, if I had been born and raised in Germany under these conditions, I would have been a part of this subculture.
What you're saying is very interesting and, from my point of view, true. I'm from Algeria, I studied and lived 2 years in Europe and I went back to my country. It's someting that I was saying to the French people. People who have diplomas and jobs don't need to leave, they're already living a decent life for the most part. And those who went to France after the independance were hard working people who faced racism and harsh conditions and never spoke a word. Just like the Turks who went to Germany. Their descendants however are competetely different for the exact same reasons that you pointed out. When I was in France, I never felt connected to them despite the fact that they had the same nationality as me. Most of them didn't speak Arabic or even Berber (same as Kurds in your country), they don't practice religion, they don't share my culture. They're mostly a combination of French society failure and poor education from their parents.
@@djazayri213 it is wrong. Stop blaming westerners for your own shortcomings. As a Turk i can tell first gen immigrants to germany 50 years ago were devoid of education, culture. Many of them dont even speak proper Turkish. Their children now are as bad as them if not worse. This is not the fault of Germans but Turks who couldnt integrate. For you arabs it may be different because fr might have forcefully brought you to fr like colony slaves. I dont know history so i cant comment.
Yep also we have an identity crisis here in Germany neither Germans nor Turks want to acknowledge that we belong to them. Every time I mentioned that I'm from Germany they ask me where I'm really from and when my family and I go visit my grandma in Turkey they say the Germans are here.
thank god we don't have capital punishment in turkey like in the last 30 years anymore. he could have got that if he said it in here. i thought tomatoes were an assault against döner and i saw the german version with the potatoes... had to act like i didn't see it. pineapples? what's next oranges? this guy is lucky to be saying and get away with that lol.
Wasn't the story that SOME form of kebab has been consumed in the area forever but that the Döner Kebab as we know it now had its origin in Berlin? Turkish immigrant who created a variation on a dish he knew from home which then spread all over Germany. At least that's the story you keep hearing.
Tommy, it pains me to see that you are so cautious in speaking out something as true as: "as an immigrant be respectful to you the institutions and values of your new home/country". To me this is just human decensy, otherwise you're acting like a conquerer of foreign lands.
I agree with the part about paying attention to the rules an customs of the country. In fact, most of the Turks who came to Germany in the last ten years to escape from Erdogan, not the generation that came to Germany for post-war labor, have the aim of living in a fair and orderly place. I am one of them.
Not to judge an entire demographic (individual people will always plot across a spectrum of attitudes, experiences and so on) but I did find it such a stark contrast when first I met recent arrivals from Türkiye. I'd never have known them to be Turkish. Of course the stereotypes concerning third generation Turks (or maybe I should say Kurds?) in Germany don't apply to everyone but it's crazy to me that we only had one guy out of some 88 students back in Gymnasium who had Turkish ancestry and I don't think he finished school there. And at uni? Met few if any German Turks, for lack of a better term. It's that segregated. But in the past five years, I've met several people born in Türkiye who studied in Germany (also including Kurds, so it's not that) and instead of broken German they speak impeccable English with an accent I would have thought French-ish for lack of having heard it before. Not entirely sure what I'm trying to say here but that was just an interesting moment, having that realisation of this other demographic actually being a thing.
Dude, the word "döner" is etymologically Turkish. There are 3M Turks live in Germany, who introduced döner to Germans. "Kebap" is the general name of the way of cooking meats; there are a large variety of kebaps all over the old Ottoman geography, including Balkans.
@@Geo-nw9ug Go do your research. Turks either claim regional food that originated in their lands or stuff like yoğurt which comes from nomadic times, it's called yogurt ffs.
8:26 No the eu just pays turkey to be a border between the Eu and Arab nations they don’t want Syrians Iraqis etc so they pay turkey to take them in instead of letting them go to Europe (That’s what I think)
29:08 I wouldn't say "secular" since the country is already secular for 99 years and at least 60% of the people live a relatively secular life but more and more young people convert to non-religious beliefs like Deism, Atheism, Agnosticism, etc.
You are german and saying that you don't want to see other men naked, it's not in your culture. Have you ever been to a gym or a sauna in Germany? You also don't see other men naked in turkish hamams thanks to pestemal.
3:46 They can't or it's just expensive. That's why they can't build tunnels or bridges for Sicily from Calabria or to Africa from the Strait of Gibraltar.
Well we Turkish people like to make jokes on every nation including ourselves but if you do really care a little about your fans you should at least stop saying mashallah or habibiii Things sometimes I or a turk really can started to get offended by those As a Turkish man who don't believe in Islam I can say Turks are not your subjects to say Allah please do this one on the real originstes like the arabic people who did really invented that religon And secondly the word habibi I speak Turkish since I have known myself and I am pretty fucking sure that I don't really say habibi dude like never And I admit that these were cool and funny at first but keep the joke as where it is intended to be please bro I like watching you as a TH-camr and please don't do this to the nation of my beloved folk Thanks...
I usually enjoy seeing Tommy react to politics (cause he sucks at them and I get a perfect kick out of them xD) but I have to say is enjoyable to see his GN video reactions. Especially to see his opinions on different countries.
I was quite surprised when Tommy mentioned the Swedish Election this year. I voted for SD myself and ill just say this, over the years they have been labled as some sort of boggieman of Swedish politics but the reality is this, none of the parties are the same party that existed even 30 years ago. All the parties are completely different, the retoric that SD is holding is the same retoric that Olof Palme had back in the 60s and its not that far from what the Socialdemocrats talked about in the late 90s. People just dont see that the left has changed alot more than they say they have. There is alot of borderline anti-swedish retoric in the lefts arguments on how immigration and religion etc should be handled. There is no wonder over the years that SD is now the 2nd biggest party as more and more Swedes see their birthrights being less and less valued in the face of mass immigration (That immigrants are essentially being prioritize over Swedes). Also the left seem to want to convey that immigrants somehow had a larger hand in mother swedens growth than is actually true. I saw on social media of some immigrants saying "If we get kicked out then we bring kebab with us" and to that i say fkn sure personally i am totally over kebab and having kebab is not a fair exchange to having millions of immigrants. In the face of the last 15 years of mass immigration SD is exactly what Sweden needs because if change is not done then what is Sweden even gonna be, is it even gonna be Sweden anymore. Just a quick edit: SD is not that far right, in some points like immigration yes they are far right however in overall politics they are very centerist. Also those who people call facist left SD to for AFS so theres that too.
It‘s scaringly similar to other political landscapes in European countries. However, looking at Germany I don‘t think that anything will change. German people value social security way more than individual freedom and therefore elections never really show big voter movements. Reigning parties also give away senseless presents regularly to appease their voters and people really suck it up. The demographics also play into that because Germany is an old society. That‘s usually not where you will find any major change. Only if something major happens people wake up and think something needs to change but then they are quickly back to their old habits
@@davinnicode Indeed. I think its like that for most of europe to be fair. People vote for the same party they voted for 50 years ago even though it is not even the same party anymore, only the same name. Like hell back in WW2 in the US the Republicans were the liberals and Democrats the conservetives and now it has flipped. I dont think Democracy has ever been this unstable, it may be a sign of the times really.
@n1uk Appreciate your comment, the fault lies mostly in colonisation as all things related to british and french people do lol. I Agree with your points, however most people on the internet or in these alt right bubbles tend to be Nationalist morons genuinely hating other races so i more or less assume that when seeing this. As the Muslim Population in Germany is gonna go up due to old people dying and Germans having less babies due to many different reasons, i too wonder how the future will be. About Refugees being provided with more than "natives", its shitty
İngilizcem çok iyi değil genel olarak bizim hakkımızda ne diyor.Almanyada falan hiç yaşamadım, gitmedim ve yaşamayıda düşünemeyen biri olarak soruyorum bizi arap falan mı sanıyo?
@@AnatolianHittite Türkleri genellikle seviyorum diyor ve çok güzel bir ülke diyor fakat çok çabuk sinirleniyorlar diyor ve futbol maçlarından sonra çok agresif olduklarında sevmiyorum diyor.
I live in Istanbul and my uncle, used to have a German neighbour next door, she was a woman around 30 years old I guess? And my uncle, he was the most amusing man I have ever met, he was a comedian in spirit, and everytime my uncle and she came across my uncle would shout: "HEIL HITLER!" And the woman would always get angry at him and storm out 😂
Fun fact: Usually the last straw for the coups were paranoia of losing secularism. So some tried to get back to secularism even though the country itself always shifting to other way around.
@@gokberk5389 eh wait until russia invades with it's prisoners like the Turks that came from central asia... Turkey would probably win against russia to be honest, just watch out for 1 gram nukes.
wtf 90% of the ancient cities that you call greek is not fuckin greek and greeks takes this kind of architecture from lydia not lydia took from greeks world has to stop showing like greece greeks are the center of the world.Some grreks are even thinkin that türks are greek -_- caciki yoğurt gyro...I am ashamed for them, they are not ashamed..
Turkish and Chinese myths are close related cause all Turkish myths came from which some parts Central Asia are in China plus even Afghanistan have mythological stories.
While british people may be known for drinking tea we are the actual kings of it. Tea here means everything. We serve it every single time a guest comes. We drink it like 5 glasses of it while talking. When you try to leave we say lets drink one more glass of tea before you leave and then use the same excuse like 5 times. Tea is just everywhere here its an essential part of our culture at this point.
Burn in hell. I am serious. If you disrespect him and think you will get away, that's just sick. I don't disrespect your leaders. So don't disrespect mine who has done many things not as a country or leader but as a person.
The original video is great! The reaction just hurt while watching. I keep my distance from such people in real life, so I wanted to stop the video, but watched it to write an appropriate comment: Very biased, condescending, mocking of language, wrong information and half knowledge. I doubt you have ever been to Turkey, yet have such strong opinions. What is anti-social here is just as anti-social in Turkey as well. A Turkish-German.
Idk if TommyKay himself would see this but I am gonna write anyway. Yes, ayran sucks, more specifically the AYRAN THEY SELL IN GERMANY sucks. I tasted: Ja! AYRAN, 7Gün Ayran, Sütüm Ayran, Suntat Natural Ayran, Gazi Ayran, Körfez Ayran, Yayla Ayran and ALL FUCKING SUCKED. They taste and feel nothing like the ayran we have in Turkiye. Like at all. Go to Turkiye and buy some either Sütaş Ayran or Eker Ayran. Drink that goodness. That's some good stuff, ayran here tastes like they put salt in leftover buttermilk... Closest to ayran we got in Turkiye is the Müller Ayran but even that has some stupid sweetness to it (guess because it has fucking crema in it). Ayran is amazing, chop some cucumber in it, and some mint too in a hot summer day. Nirvana awaits.
the sites of interest are greek.All the ancient cities,theaters and of course AGIA SOPHIA.The only thing that turkey is known for are the genocides of PONTIOI and ARMENIANS The truth is that some nations make history and others like turkey have a criminal record.
I can say that, you know so little about Turkey, still you have a huge bunch of b.s. ideas about Turkish culture, Turkish food, Turkish sports, Turkish music, Turkish people, Turkish anything.
I love how almost all famous landmarks in Turkey are all Greek along with Iranian cappadocian, and Phrygian architecture and ruins, the only thing that is an ancient site there that’s Turkish is from the Hittites and the somewhat modern empire of the Ottomans (I know I’m going to get a lot of hate for this but I couldn’t care less) but come on Turks atleast try to make an effort
of course the Turk wont say its a genocide because they consider the Armenian as their citizen who betrayed their owned country by siding with Russia which was their enemies. So the Turks consider it as a punishment for traitors.
@@kaiserkhan9832 These people were conquered by the Persians, then the Greeks threw the Persians out of Anatolia, then Rome conquered Anatolia but Greek civilization prevailed without war. So I'm not sure what you're referring to, m o n g o l oid.
@@Proud2bGreek1 you just admitted do doring genocide against persians. next time before you write something maybe think twice. this isn't your gay 'sad' byzantine church lol btw mongols have higher iqs than russiskys and mediterrenan-dwelling jews and greeks
@@kaiserkhan9832 I think you have a different definition for the G word from the one the world uses, m o n g o l o i d. I just proved that the Greeks weren't responsible for the assimilation or subjugation of the Anatolian people, we beat the conqueror Persia and then were conquered by Rome which in turn was influenced by Greek culture to the point that Greek took over Latin peacefully. Try harder m o n g o l o i d.
Doner was invented in Turkey in the 1800s, my friend. I don't think there is a photo of someone selling doner in Berlin in 1855, but there is a photo of somebody selling doner in Turkey in 1855.
btw döner is not kebab, döner döner
and DO NOT PUT MORE SAUCE ON THE DÖNER
People who immigrated to Germany 60 years ago were selected by the German authorities after passing various physical tests and health checks in Turkey. I had the opportunity to meet many of these people, and as far as I have observed, they are more respectful of the rules than the average German. They were very honest and hardworking people. Among them, there were those who spent 30-40 years of their working life without a single day of having sick-leave because it could be misinterpreted.
I think that the community to which Tommy expressed his discomfort was not the people who went there 60 years ago to work, but their grandchildren who were born and raised in Germany. I don't know how accurate it is to describe this new generation as immigrants. The Oxford dictionary defines immigrant this way: a person who has come to live permanently in a different country from the one they were born in. According to this definition, their children/grandchildren born and raised in Germany are not counted as immigrants.
I also immigrated to Germany a few years ago. Many Germans I met said that I behaved very differently from Turks who were born and raised in Germany. I told them that this is very normal because these people represent a subculture in Germany, not the Turkish culture.
There are many factors in the degeneration of people belonging to this subculture. I think the most important factor is that their grandparents who emigrated 60 years ago were the most uneducated people in Turkey. (Because educated people in Turkey did not even think about going to Germany and working under the difficult conditions of that period.) Imagine that you were born in another country as the child of uneducated and ignorant parents. It's really not easy. That's why when I see these people, I don't judge them, I try to empathize. Probably, if I had been born and raised in Germany under these conditions, I would have been a part of this subculture.
What you're saying is very interesting and, from my point of view, true.
I'm from Algeria, I studied and lived 2 years in Europe and I went back to my country.
It's someting that I was saying to the French people.
People who have diplomas and jobs don't need to leave, they're already living a decent life for the most part.
And those who went to France after the independance were hard working people who faced racism and harsh conditions and never spoke a word. Just like the Turks who went to Germany.
Their descendants however are competetely different for the exact same reasons that you pointed out.
When I was in France, I never felt connected to them despite the fact that they had the same nationality as me.
Most of them didn't speak Arabic or even Berber (same as Kurds in your country), they don't practice religion, they don't share my culture.
They're mostly a combination of French society failure and poor education from their parents.
@@djazayri213 it is wrong. Stop blaming westerners for your own shortcomings. As a Turk i can tell first gen immigrants to germany 50 years ago were devoid of education, culture. Many of them dont even speak proper Turkish. Their children now are as bad as them if not worse. This is not the fault of Germans but Turks who couldnt integrate. For you arabs it may be different because fr might have forcefully brought you to fr like colony slaves. I dont know history so i cant comment.
couldn't explain it better - as a turk born abroad - myself.
Yalan söyleme almanlar zeki insanları seçseydi yarısından fazlası akpye oy vermezdi hepsi sonradan görme, ülkeye yararları yok
Yep also we have an identity crisis here in Germany neither Germans nor Turks want to acknowledge that we belong to them.
Every time I mentioned that I'm from Germany they ask me where I'm really from and when my family and I go visit my grandma in Turkey they say the Germans are here.
Tommykay: (put pineapple on kebab)
Turkey: (Sad and angry Turkish noise)
Italy: (I know your pain)
you right about it
NO NOY OUR KEBAB
NoOOoOOOOaoÖİĞHh *D Ö N E R* noo
thank god we don't have capital punishment in turkey like in the last 30 years anymore. he could have got that if he said it in here. i thought tomatoes were an assault against döner and i saw the german version with the potatoes... had to act like i didn't see it. pineapples? what's next oranges? this guy is lucky to be saying and get away with that lol.
Kebab is Turkish wtf is he talking about. It was first documented in the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century.
Hamburgers are German. But people call them American because thats where they're cooked the most
@@tpower1912 Kebab and Döner is cooked the most in Turkey tho.
@@chickensoldier9790 That's what I mean
@@chickensoldier9790 kebab and doner already made by turks
Wasn't the story that SOME form of kebab has been consumed in the area forever but that the Döner Kebab as we know it now had its origin in Berlin? Turkish immigrant who created a variation on a dish he knew from home which then spread all over Germany. At least that's the story you keep hearing.
Tommy, it pains me to see that you are so cautious in speaking out something as true as: "as an immigrant be respectful to you the institutions and values of your new home/country". To me this is just human decensy, otherwise you're acting like a conquerer of foreign lands.
yea but people think its racism and as he says that people may cancel him/ get him banned
you sound like a robot
I agree with the part about paying attention to the rules an customs of the country. In fact, most of the Turks who came to Germany in the last ten years to escape from Erdogan, not the generation that came to Germany for post-war labor, have the aim of living in a fair and orderly place. I am one of them.
Not to judge an entire demographic (individual people will always plot across a spectrum of attitudes, experiences and so on) but I did find it such a stark contrast when first I met recent arrivals from Türkiye. I'd never have known them to be Turkish. Of course the stereotypes concerning third generation Turks (or maybe I should say Kurds?) in Germany don't apply to everyone but it's crazy to me that we only had one guy out of some 88 students back in Gymnasium who had Turkish ancestry and I don't think he finished school there. And at uni? Met few if any German Turks, for lack of a better term. It's that segregated. But in the past five years, I've met several people born in Türkiye who studied in Germany (also including Kurds, so it's not that) and instead of broken German they speak impeccable English with an accent I would have thought French-ish for lack of having heard it before.
Not entirely sure what I'm trying to say here but that was just an interesting moment, having that realisation of this other demographic actually being a thing.
@@MellonVegan so you are saying that foreing turks are better educated than german born turks?
@@deumevet it's complicated but yes and no
Turkey is violent at football match Indonesia be like: hold my rice
Dude, the word "döner" is etymologically Turkish. There are 3M Turks live in Germany, who introduced döner to Germans. "Kebap" is the general name of the way of cooking meats; there are a large variety of kebaps all over the old Ottoman geography, including Balkans.
Anlatamıyorsun işte bunu adamlara. Adamlar at gözlüğü ile bakıyor, anlamayı reddediyorlar...
Chat be like: claiming Turkish food like Russia claims Ukraine
turkey claims other ppls food*
@@Geo-nw9ug Go do your research. Turks either claim regional food that originated in their lands or stuff like yoğurt which comes from nomadic times, it's called yogurt ffs.
@@Geo-nw9ug bcs of ottoman bring history in the balkan region
@@Geo-nw9ug heheh cry more loseerrr Turks is teh best
@@mountaindew20 exactly
This episode should have had "Ceddin Deden" playing at the start.
send 500 usd to tommy if u want to play
21:23 PINEAPPLE WHAT!?
You are so correct on respecting the where you live
8:26 No the eu just pays turkey to be a border between the Eu and Arab nations they don’t want Syrians Iraqis etc so they pay turkey to take them in instead of letting them go to Europe (That’s what I think)
not true
European development fund is different from immigrant fund
His favourite country
29:08 I wouldn't say "secular" since the country is already secular for 99 years and at least 60% of the people live a relatively secular life but more and more young people convert to non-religious beliefs like Deism, Atheism, Agnosticism, etc.
5:47 what game is he mentioning here? TK2??
ah he says CK2 = Crusader Kings 2
2:56 THE ANKARA MESSI COMMENT IS GOT ME DYING 😭😭
08:39 What are you talking about? Turks are just paying 280 Mn Euros per year for just "NOT" getting visas...
Bro said doner and kebap is german whattttaaaa heeeeeeelll
The food in Germany is different but it was created by a Turkish immigrant.
You are german and saying that you don't want to see other men naked, it's not in your culture. Have you ever been to a gym or a sauna in Germany? You also don't see other men naked in turkish hamams thanks to pestemal.
Not every region is the same.
TommyKay does not know a thing about Turks . You can understand in 0:00 he trying to make arabic words and arabic names
20:00 Lmao Swedish roast
3:46 They can't or it's just expensive. That's why they can't build tunnels or bridges for Sicily from Calabria or to Africa from the Strait of Gibraltar.
we love you tommy from Turkey. Also about the respectin law issue i %100000 agree with you
Well we Turkish people like to make jokes on every nation including ourselves but if you do really care a little about your fans you should at least stop saying mashallah or habibiii
Things sometimes I or a turk really can started to get offended by those
As a Turkish man who don't believe in Islam I can say Turks are not your subjects to say Allah please do this one on the real originstes like the arabic people who did really invented that religon
And secondly the word habibi
I speak Turkish since I have known myself and I am pretty fucking sure that I don't really say habibi dude like never
And I admit that these were cool and funny at first but keep the joke as where it is intended to be
please bro I like watching you as a TH-camr and please don't do this to the nation of my beloved folk
Thanks...
I usually enjoy seeing Tommy react to politics (cause he sucks at them and I get a perfect kick out of them xD) but I have to say is enjoyable to see his GN video reactions. Especially to see his opinions on different countries.
*Bu Videoyu izledikten Sonra Delireceğim.*
Tommy if you say sth like kebab invented in Berlin you would die in Turkey
Next time be careful my man.
I was quite surprised when Tommy mentioned the Swedish Election this year. I voted for SD myself and ill just say this, over the years they have been labled as some sort of boggieman of Swedish politics but the reality is this, none of the parties are the same party that existed even 30 years ago. All the parties are completely different, the retoric that SD is holding is the same retoric that Olof Palme had back in the 60s and its not that far from what the Socialdemocrats talked about in the late 90s. People just dont see that the left has changed alot more than they say they have. There is alot of borderline anti-swedish retoric in the lefts arguments on how immigration and religion etc should be handled. There is no wonder over the years that SD is now the 2nd biggest party as more and more Swedes see their birthrights being less and less valued in the face of mass immigration (That immigrants are essentially being prioritize over Swedes). Also the left seem to want to convey that immigrants somehow had a larger hand in mother swedens growth than is actually true. I saw on social media of some immigrants saying "If we get kicked out then we bring kebab with us" and to that i say fkn sure personally i am totally over kebab and having kebab is not a fair exchange to having millions of immigrants. In the face of the last 15 years of mass immigration SD is exactly what Sweden needs because if change is not done then what is Sweden even gonna be, is it even gonna be Sweden anymore.
Just a quick edit: SD is not that far right, in some points like immigration yes they are far right however in overall politics they are very centerist. Also those who people call facist left SD to for AFS so theres that too.
It‘s scaringly similar to other political landscapes in European countries. However, looking at Germany I don‘t think that anything will change. German people value social security way more than individual freedom and therefore elections never really show big voter movements. Reigning parties also give away senseless presents regularly to appease their voters and people really suck it up. The demographics also play into that because Germany is an old society. That‘s usually not where you will find any major change. Only if something major happens people wake up and think something needs to change but then they are quickly back to their old habits
@@davinnicode Indeed. I think its like that for most of europe to be fair. People vote for the same party they voted for 50 years ago even though it is not even the same party anymore, only the same name. Like hell back in WW2 in the US the Republicans were the liberals and Democrats the conservetives and now it has flipped.
I dont think Democracy has ever been this unstable, it may be a sign of the times really.
average hoi4 player
@@davinnicode This means that anti-Turkish and anti-immigrant sentiment cannot sprout in Germany.
@n1uk Appreciate your comment, the fault lies mostly in colonisation as all things related to british and french people do lol. I Agree with your points, however most people on the internet or in these alt right bubbles tend to be Nationalist morons genuinely hating other races so i more or less assume that when seeing this. As the Muslim Population in Germany is gonna go up due to old people dying and Germans having less babies due to many different reasons, i too wonder how the future will be. About Refugees being provided with more than "natives", its shitty
Bro since when TommyKay's chat is so toxic?
İngilizcem çok iyi değil genel olarak bizim hakkımızda ne diyor.Almanyada falan hiç yaşamadım, gitmedim ve yaşamayıda düşünemeyen biri olarak soruyorum bizi arap falan mı sanıyo?
@@AnatolianHittite Türkleri genellikle seviyorum diyor ve çok güzel bir ülke diyor fakat çok çabuk sinirleniyorlar diyor ve futbol maçlarından sonra çok agresif olduklarında sevmiyorum diyor.
@@berkkarsi haklı aga ya tr de büyümek BBC yemekten daha zor agresif olmamız normal bence ama genede futbol zarganaları bende sevmiyorum
I live in Istanbul and my uncle, used to have a German neighbour next door, she was a woman around 30 years old I guess? And my uncle, he was the most amusing man I have ever met, he was a comedian in spirit, and everytime my uncle and she came across my uncle would shout: "HEIL HITLER!" And the woman would always get angry at him and storm out 😂
Fun fact: Usually the last straw for the coups were paranoia of losing secularism. So some tried to get back to secularism even though the country itself always shifting to other way around.
That is still a controversial topic since the coups itself are generally considered as unethical
3:18 TEKTONIK BS CANT STOP STRONG TÜRKİYE AND İTS BRİDGES 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪💪
hi from Ankara
Marhaba arkadashim
He just called ayran disgusting....
PASS ME THE MPT-76 FAM!
@@wargreysama Al
When germans see turkey being mentioned, they go hyper haywired
Nice pfp dude.
@@MATA-mz1db thanks
Turkey is the only country to have more ancient greek ruins than greece. They leave that part out though I wonder why 😂
because we captured with force you know 😉
@@gokberk5389 eh wait until russia invades with it's prisoners like the Turks that came from central asia...
Turkey would probably win against russia to be honest, just watch out for 1 gram nukes.
wtf 90% of the ancient cities that you call greek is not fuckin greek and greeks takes this kind of architecture from lydia not lydia took from greeks world has to stop showing like greece greeks are the center of the world.Some grreks are even thinkin that türks are greek -_- caciki yoğurt gyro...I am ashamed for them, they are not ashamed..
@@floreamariussorin8652 some dudes left these stones here wow
@@mete7570 correction, some dudes invaded and conquered the lands, build some stuff then was kicked out and now cry about it online.
"i hate turkish football" you are not alone. us turks do too.
Turkish and Chinese myths are close related cause all Turkish myths came from which some parts Central Asia are in China plus even Afghanistan have mythological stories.
Why is this video hidden?
how did you find it when it was hidden?
@@apocryphon2003 It was in a playlist for geography now reactions on his channel.
saint Nicholas wasn't a Turk in 270 ad it was byzantine.
While british people may be known for drinking tea we are the actual kings of it. Tea here means everything. We serve it every single time a guest comes. We drink it like 5 glasses of it while talking. When you try to leave we say lets drink one more glass of tea before you leave and then use the same excuse like 5 times. Tea is just everywhere here its an essential part of our culture at this point.
P-p.Pineapples? On freaking Kebab? You little-
Dude, learn some history, youre really disrespectful
You have to listen Baris Manco. I think you will like nick the chopper.
As a Turk I totally agree with respecting laws and customs
Regarding the EU money it basically evolved into a subsidy to hold refugees.
i'm agree with tommy bout' turkish immigrant stuff as a turk myself
Bir türk olacaksın ve invaded sözcüğünü kuzey kıbrıs için kullanacaksın yazık vallahi yazık
Sözde Türkler onu der.
metni o çocuk yazmıyor elinden geldiğince düzeltmeye çalışmıştır
@@Kaan_is_myname97 sonunda anlayan biri
@@amlfa39 emeğine sağlık kardeşim sanırım sen Egesin. Bizi elinden geldiğince iyi temsil etmişsin
Ne alaka lan. Ne desin ? Türk halkını korumak için işgal etti demek istedi, çocuk olduğunuz için bazı şeyleri anlamıyorsunuz
kolonya is actually from germany bruh nice right tom
ayran in other countries are saltier, i visited canada and usa once and the ayran there tasted very different
Atatürk, Father of the Türks... Rest in peace büyük adam!
kamal attaturk 🇹🇷
i recommended you a lil bit serach ong google ty ty ty
Burn in hell. I am serious. If you disrespect him and think you will get away, that's just sick. I don't disrespect your leaders. So don't disrespect mine who has done many things not as a country or leader but as a person.
Atatürk başarısız
Santa claus is turkish but lives in Finland Rovaniemi.
Ural-altaic = Turanid🇭🇺🇹🇷🇫🇮🇲🇳🐺🤘🐺🤘🐺🤘💪💪💪💪💪💪
@@radir1657 I don't know about the genetics aspect but as far as the language goes Hungarian, Finnish and Mongolian have nothing to do with Turkish.
SAINT NIKOLAOS WAS GREEK!!!!!! THE ULTIMATE GREEK! ONE OF THE AUTHORS OF THE NICENE CREED.
you type turkey and got my click
I agree with your opinion on immigration as a Turk. We have the same problem here
THANK YOU MY MAN
The original video is great! The reaction just hurt while watching. I keep my distance from such people in real life, so I wanted to stop the video, but watched it to write an appropriate comment:
Very biased, condescending, mocking of language, wrong information and half knowledge. I doubt you have ever been to Turkey, yet have such strong opinions. What is anti-social here is just as anti-social in Turkey as well.
A Turkish-German.
TURKEY 🇹🇷
9:02 you are absolutely right for example our current president is an ex footballer and now look at usd/lira
Idk if TommyKay himself would see this but I am gonna write anyway. Yes, ayran sucks, more specifically the AYRAN THEY SELL IN GERMANY sucks.
I tasted: Ja! AYRAN, 7Gün Ayran, Sütüm Ayran, Suntat Natural Ayran, Gazi Ayran, Körfez Ayran, Yayla Ayran and ALL FUCKING SUCKED. They taste and feel nothing like the ayran we have in Turkiye. Like at all. Go to Turkiye and buy some either Sütaş Ayran or Eker Ayran. Drink that goodness. That's some good stuff, ayran here tastes like they put salt in leftover buttermilk... Closest to ayran we got in Turkiye is the Müller Ayran but even that has some stupid sweetness to it (guess because it has fucking crema in it). Ayran is amazing, chop some cucumber in it, and some mint too in a hot summer day. Nirvana awaits.
I tasted a few more in-store ayran from other markets like Kaufland and Edeka as well as Netto and Lidl... those fucking sucked as well.
how r you sooooo energetic man whats ur secret sauce
if i am alrady dead i dont care if they would take my organs. like i wont need them anymore. so i wont be mad if it happeneed to me
Why does ege look like bootleg wilbur soot
never order to a turkish waiter pineapple with kebap. they can hurt you
the sites of interest are greek.All the ancient cities,theaters and of course AGIA SOPHIA.The only thing that turkey is known for are the genocides of PONTIOI and ARMENIANS The truth is that some nations make history and others like turkey have a criminal record.
Hagia Sophia Roman building also ERE is not greek its Roman
Maşşallah Tomi
we dont say maşallah learn some culture
I can say that, you know so little about Turkey, still you have a huge bunch of b.s. ideas about Turkish culture, Turkish food, Turkish sports, Turkish music, Turkish people, Turkish anything.
broo shout out to hasan ;)
zyzz
Mirrin brah
46:05 yeah I think they are Democrats
this man is so culturally and politically misinformed
Wieso gucklst du die scheiße an?
you are bizantyim
I love how almost all famous landmarks in Turkey are all Greek along with Iranian cappadocian, and Phrygian architecture and ruins, the only thing that is an ancient site there that’s Turkish is from the Hittites and the somewhat modern empire of the Ottomans (I know I’m going to get a lot of hate for this but I couldn’t care less) but come on Turks atleast try to make an effort
fr
wrdgaf it's all ours now
Kaka
Almost nothing in there is...Turkish...They are just inside modern Turkey.
At least I can console myself by saying everything worth visiting in turkey is actually Greek
one of the best cope i ever seen
@@noir1923 nah he aint lying, stop. coping
yes bcs of gypsys ancient greek history not the modern greek who get mixed blood from the balkan
@@mountaindew20 looks like someone got offended
You are delusional if you think there is nothing to see in Turkey made by Turks even tho we have been here for a thousand years.
%20 Kurds? Hahaha it's %50 %60 bro. You said too little.
Mülteciler Kürt değil
Copium at it's finest
are you kurdish? why do you have ataturk profile imgenuinely interested
@@RENASK bro l think he was joking 💀
@@dyrroth2588 oh okay well it is around 30-40% we will never know
of course the Turk wont say its a genocide because they consider the Armenian as their citizen who betrayed their owned country by siding with Russia which was their enemies. So the Turks consider it as a punishment for traitors.
There was no genocide, there was forced migration
"A land of history" yes but not your history, unless she's talking about the history of their crimes against humanity.
What about insdigenous history of anatolians thatgreeks destroyed ? Christian bigots are funnies
@@kaiserkhan9832 These people were conquered by the Persians, then the Greeks threw the Persians out of Anatolia, then Rome conquered Anatolia but Greek civilization prevailed without war. So I'm not sure what you're referring to, m o n g o l oid.
@@Proud2bGreek1 you just admitted do doring genocide against persians. next time before you write something maybe think twice. this isn't your gay 'sad' byzantine church lol btw mongols have higher iqs than russiskys and mediterrenan-dwelling jews and greeks
@@kaiserkhan9832 I think you have a different definition for the G word from the one the world uses, m o n g o l o i d. I just proved that the Greeks weren't responsible for the assimilation or subjugation of the Anatolian people, we beat the conqueror Persia and then were conquered by Rome which in turn was influenced by Greek culture to the point that Greek took over Latin peacefully.
Try harder m o n g o l o i d.
Keep swimming 🏊♂️🏊♂️🏊♂️🏊♂️🏊♂️
man i love greek lands