@@YesTheory you should definitely come again and explore more of the country, such as my home city of Plovdiv, which is possibly the oldest continuously inhabited city in Europe. Definitely explore more of the coast and go to Burgas and Varna, possibly go to one of the weirdest communist landmarks - the Buzludzha monument, which looks like a flying saucer... the list of interesting places can be quite long :) 🇧🇬
I found it beautiful that Gergana still hasn't asked us for the name of our youtube channel. She was just purely happy to be on an adventure with strangers. I just texted her and asked if she wanted to see the video, and it makes me happy in my heart to know that there are so many positive comments towards her and Bulgaria in this comment section
Gergana was such a vibe and funny loving person. 💕Its people like her that makes this world so beautiful. Loved the video and the new hotel idea. Have been following you guys since the start of the channel and really love your content😊 Keep up the good content 🙌 ❤️
As Bulgarians we want to thank you so much for showing our homeland to the world! This video will make more for Bulgaria's reputation and tourism, than all the efforts of the bulgarian government. Enjoy life and НАЗДРАВЕ! 🇧🇬❤
British guy from London, here. I retired 8yrs ago and went to live permanently in Bulgaria. Still here. Love it. You guys did a good job of giving a fair impression of this lovely country.
I retired to Romania back in 2007, I live in the countryside of Transylvania. Today I'm still only 48 years old so hopefully plenty of time to do more here to enjoy.
I am Mexican and my fiancé is Bulgarian. Two years ago I was there and it felt like home. The people are extremely friendly, so charming and the food is magnificent. I love Bulgaria 🇧🇬 ❤
I was in Bulgaria a couple of months ago. I made so many friends in Plovdiv. I wish to go back and not only visit my friends, but to see more of Bulgaria.
I am Greek, and my family immigrated to Bulgaria in the 1970s, fleeing from home to escape unfair persecution. Ever since, Bulgaria has welcomed us and given us a second chance in life. Here, my family flourished despite the hardships of the 1990s and early 2000s. Nowadays, this place seems to be a haven for young people, low unemployment and cheap prices. I have an international job that allows me to travel a lot, but thankfully, I always return home to Bulgaria. The people here are the nicest and most helpful I have ever met. I hope you will soon visit and explore what this diverse place has to offer. You’d be impressed! Thank you, Yes Theory, for finally showing a glimpse of this piece of heaven and, of course, for introducing us to Gergana! She is a gem!
Cheap prices ? Not anymore. In Sofia prices for a piece of cake at the pastry is 4-5 euro, at many places prices in Sofia are higher thanin Berlinfor example. At the supermarket as well.
@@stolekostov5111 He litreally said he was greek, tho aromanians are really cool people too. Maybe his family was communist and therefore fled to Bulgaria.
@@nesarkwastaken mine fled from the Gramos mountains during ww2 when the fascists took over Greece. Took their sheep towards Bulgaria, went across all the mountains near Petrich and Blagoevgrad and came back to Macedonia in the low lands. Saw his surname and it sounded like an aromanian name, but then again, so is dimitrov. A Slavisized version of Dimitriou
An ex-pat Dubliner here, living in Bulgaria nearly 15yrs now. I live in a rural village close to Burgas. I work here. Love Bulgaria and Bulgarians. My better half is Bulgarian and very good friends with Geri. They had a trip to Rome earlier this year with a gang of Bulgarians and loved it. Bulgarians don't have a lot, but they are intelligent, clever, very practical and know how to make the most of what they have. Geri is a wonderful, very positive person, a unique human being, a whirlwind of positive energy. You were very lucky to meet her as you did.
Hey guys, I know Gergana, she's amazing!!! She's a fellow musician and singer colleague!!! What a terrific surprise to see her here - I'll forward the video to her! Thank you for the fantastic episode!!! ❤
PSA: bedbugs are NO joke. Never sleep somewhere where there are signs of bedbugs. And if you do, make sure to wash ALL of your clothes and items in boiling water before bringing them back into your house. It’s not worth it for a video.
Also, they carry the bugs to the next place they stay and spread it along to their friends staying in the same room at the 5-star hotel that's very wrong shame on them. Next time stay at a hostel as long as there are no bugs.
For me, as a romanian, this video is a re-confirmation of how friendly and full of joy Bulgarians are! I live in UK and I can say every single bulgarian I ever meet is a great ambasador for his country! Congratulations for the video!
And we have a good friend from Galati, who speaks perfect and cute Bulgarian. He had a Bulgarian boyfriend (strange and very long story) in the 2000s lol
@@kosmicheskiprah as a person who is living in Galati, and traveling montly to Istanbul, crossing Bulgaria and seeing how beautifull and peacefull it seems, makes me want to buy a place and move there.
Thank you. You are great, neighbors. Timisoara is so beautiful and well ordered we (me and my wife) are seriously considering moving there. Or at least live there for a while.... ❤
I’ve lived there for almost 2 years, and I went from “where the fuck am I” to “ Bulgaria will always have a place in my heart”. The vibe is incredible, the people are extremely nice and friendly and if you go there with an open mind, you will end up meeting people with a beautiful heart and open arms. I arrived there with ideas and stereotypes about Eastern and Balkan countries, and I ended up living 2 of the most beautiful years of my life in Bulgaria. Благодаря България and see you real soon 🤍
Very cool, that you had a great time in Bulgaria. Hmm... stereotypes about Eastern and Balkan countries. Doesn't sound nice. I always had a positive feeling about Pacific Islanders. But why are Tahitians that r*cist. And could you loosen up the prejudices of your tahitian friends and family?
Гергана е един път! Случайно попаднах на това видео, обаче се замислих как точно такива българи трябват повече на България! И това е лицето, което ми се ще да виждат чужденците, когато идват тук, но и лицето, което всеки българин вижда край себе си. Защото за да сме щастливи не са ни необходими купища пари, а осъзнатост, че сме в рая, че щастието е вътре в нас самите и че всичко може да е такова, каквото си го представяме. Благодаря, Гергана, че ми вдъхваш вяра отново!
Хората не напускат България защото е грозна или пък защото не им харесва те я напускат защото имаме некадърни управляващи който превърнаха страната в една мафиотска структура от която си пълнят джобовете.Унищожиха страната сега със свой фирми дърпат държавни пари от нашите джобове и искат уж да я оправят.Никаква борба с корупцията и престъпността единствената цел на управляващите е да заграбят каквото могат докато обикновените граждани едвам свързваме двата края.Докато не направим като Румъния и не пратим поне две правителства в затвора тази държава няма да се оправи.Наистина България е рай и жалко че след като си я върнахме след 500 години робство сега я даваме на мафията който я превърнаха в рай за циганите и турците но не и за нас българите.
I immediately knew that this video is going to be about Bulgaria when I saw the thumbnail and the title 🥲 Still happy that it gets some global recognition! ❤️ Greetings to all Bulgarian brothers and sisters from Germany 🇧🇬🇩🇪
I thought it 'll be Romania until the number of citizens. But seriously, I am also from eastern Europe, I think this video could have been made in any of those countries. All Eastern Europe has almost the same problems.
When I was 19 I flew to Bulgaria by myself and stayed with friends for a month. We traveled to 9 cities and saw the most incredible parts of the country. 12 years later and it's still one of the best trips of my life. Mersi mnogo for sharing the beautiful country of Bulgaria ♥
I had a friend in college who was from Bulgaria. He loved the fact that he came from there and really enjoyed the Bulgarian way of life. He said his favorite things were swimming in the Black Sea in the morning. He also said the fruits from there were way better than the fruits he had in the US. However, he also realized that there weren't many opportunities in the country either, and he had plenty of opinions about the state of the government. He told me his dream was to eventually buy some land near the Black Sea, plant some fruit trees and some vegetables, and live the good life. I hope he gets that, someday.
Bulgaria has lots of opportunities. The government has nothing to do with your chances of success. I am from Bulgaria, have a good education, good profession and a good life. It has everything to do with your efforts and nothing to do with anybody else. I guess that's true all around the world but is valid in Bulgaria. too.
@@clishi yeah, Im Romanian, pretty much same story. Our countries are not North Korea or Burkina Faso, they are developed, safe, and free. You have all the opportunities you want to become very successful, with virtually no interaction from the government. People saying that if a government is slightly corrupt = everyone is miserable and struggling are just using it as cope, probably to give themselves a reason to not put in the effort needed to move upwards in life.
A Bulgarian here: Thank you for showing Bulgaria the way it actually is: a place with rich culture, worthy to explore. Yes, our politics suck and will suck for years to come, probably that’s why there’s prejudice against BG. But the country is an amazing place to visit and you have shown it very well in the video, blagodarya, guys! Your film actually made me look more positively on my own country.
All these so called "Politicians" , be it in Bulgaria, be it in Kenia, wherever, just have to leave their comfortable seats and purses to so many other citicians who would do so much better. YES !! SO SO MUCH BETTER !!
буквално заглавието е "държавата която всеки иска да напусне", ако българин отиде в америка/британия/канада/южна африка или там откъдето е англото според тебе ше има такива малоумници които пишат примерно: "южна африка/америка - държавата която всеки иска да напусне"?
I am Czech and I lived in Bulgaria, Sofia for 3 months during my Erasmus exchange when I studied university in UK. I made many wonderful memories and friends.
Visited Bulgaria for the first time last year and now hoping to move there in the next few years. The people are the greatest I've met anywhere in the world. Loved this!
Нещо почнахме много да си рекламираме природата и това може да доведе повече хора да ни я усерат. Да вземем малко да си я крием вече, този наш земен рай!
@@themanfromthefargalaxy7656 Мисля, че ние си я осираме достатъчно добре за поколения напред. :) Малко външно влияние не би навредило. Вижда се, че не умеем да си пазим природата. Загледай се около всяко блокчe, градинка дори и парковете в какво състояние са. Потресаваща мизерия. Нулева култура.
@@ivanmamarov2872 I recently passed by it on a road trip and during my research I came across lots of articles about "stolen history" or similar types where the history doesn't really match up or make sense.
We Canadians have been to Bulgaria twice, one time for three months. We are headed back this fall. It is one of our favorite countries in the world. Glad you had such a good time, the people are really great.
Hi, I'm 67 and my health has been in free fall. Can't sit or stand more than a few minutes without pain. Your video's always make me smile. Thank you for all the happiness you bring to others.
Hey everyone ,i'm bulgarian living in Bulgaria almost whole my life .Ive been to England and Norway for a bit but never felt quite happy there ,going back home and making a life here was the best thing ive could ever do .My son went to study abroad ,but after 2 years he came back also ,said he will never leave again .Im happy that we are united again ,since him living so far away was heartbreaking for me .I also have hope that things will change for is ,as bulgarians and more and more young people will choose to stay and build good place to live for everyone .God bless you all and stay safe ❤😊
Low prices mean low salaries. Since Bulgaria is part of the EU, they can move and work visa free in any other EU country for much higher salaries. The reason for population decline is this simple.
I don't neccassarily fully agree with this. I think there's a bit of nihilism driving this. Some of us Bulgarians left because we - and our parents, friends, everyone - believed that there's nothing for us here. Since I returned, I've discovered that this is not entirely true, and in many ways, our negativism about the future of Bulgaria has tricked us. We might get lower salaries, yet the costs associated with taxes, housing, childcare, and utilities are drastically lower, while salaries in Sofia are approaching the levels of Central and even Western Europe. That's not to say that we don't have major issues or that many people don't leave because they *know* their lives will be better. I think it depends on a person's circumstances, and as people, we should not fall to nihilism but rather be more objective about the strengths and weaknesses (and issues in particular) of Bulgaria.
Yet they do not stop to realize their expenses will often outstrip those higher salaries in Western Europe plus they will have to deal with all the crime and general degradation of Western Europe, if they were smart they would stay put.
@@MalumnikaKir4oas a foreigner who is living in Bulgaria for many years, I see the same. I feel like many Bulgarians romanticize the education and higher salaries abroad, but when they move, they find out that higher salaries often mean higher prices, less freedom and less community. A lot of Bulgarians I know miss their home country afterwards. There is a wildness and work-life balance here that I and many other foreigners love. And the people are very charming 😊
Sherlock do you think the higher prices elsewhere gives you a better quality of life? Keep dreaming!.EU has done all it could do to make people empovrished and succeded. Do you know the rent of a dive in Paris. Same sh!t everywhere in EU, they do not want middle class / super rich and the slaves
@@MalumnikaKir4oyou could've wrote this about Romania. such a similar situation. the Balkans are so rich in many ways, and there's still this fresh memory of collectivist cultures within us that was crushed in western countries way before. there's a deeper connection to the land, and a different sense of comunity and reciprocal care. ofc each balkan country has its own specificities but there are lots of common threads, from ancient culture to what we experienced in communism and now in capitalism. grateful to be here in these lands.
I moved from the UK to Bulgaria for a year and i personally loved it. Stunning country, beautiful people, and lovely culture. Its a place you can just keep exploring, but i was fortunate because i was working a remotely at the time and i had a decent income for the country. Economic opportunities are far and few and particularly for people living outside the main cities. The saddest thing i found was how elderly people were being cheated of their pensions. Their pensions are so low they can barely afford anything, but there is a culture of growing your own produce. I will say this, the way the public helped and treated elderly people also gave me a lot of hope in humanity. Bulgarians are very respectful people.
Moved there through a job opportunity? I flew there from the UK earlier this year and loved it, its a really lovely culture and community feel compared to more economically stable ? countries I hope to go back one day for longer
Who is cheating the elderly Bulgarians of their pensions? It would be a good thing if the public could work to stop the mistreatment of the elders and help them avoid criminals who are stealing their pensions and quality of life. Elders should be honored and cared for. We will all be elders some day, Lord willing. I was thinking Bulgaria would be a wonderful and safe place to retire to. Then I read this comment. 😢
@@SniperLogic Bulgaria is indeed a safe place, actually, the foreigners I have seen, described Sofia as one of the safest capitals in Europe. The thing is, our elders are indeed mistreated, not by thieves, but by the government. Most of them receive such low pensions that they find it hard to even pay for their basic needs.
You are very correct about Pensions. My grandma is being cheated because her whole life she pays bills specific for pensions and then she still has no pension at almost the age of 70 and when she gets pension it would be something super low, lower than her current job, that's why she is still working, and she is working at manufacturer, every day she has her vision being blinded by the machines which she welds metals, has to assemble parts and other stuff and this work doesn't pay a lot at all but its one of the hardest jobs and the worst part is her pension will pay lower than her job so at that age she is still working the hardest job, with still no pension.
I am one of the people that left this beautiful place. One of the reasons i did that was you guys. The main thing i learned from your videos was that i needed to explore the world for a better understanding of it. After 6 years , about 30 countries visited and countless people befriended i can comfortably say there is no other place that i would want to spend the rest of my life in. Seeing this video now is just another reminder that i need to book my flight soon . You could have done a bit more research and seen a lot more of it however. I recently did a similar trip with a British guy to just show him around. Next time you want to visit , give me a ring , im willing to lend a hand. Thank you for the great content!
I did more or less the same. I travelled across almost all countries in Europe and N.America, most of the time hitch hiking and just sitting on benches observing the life of the locals, and when I was on the verge of going to Asia or S.America or Africa, I was like... "Nah, I'm good..." and I came back. Best decision to leave and best decision to return so I can appreciate Bulgaria the way my grandparents, greatgrandparent and parent do and die giving my best to the people in the country I was given birth in. The biggest impact for me was South Spain where I saw how the majority of locals, instead of becoming economical imigrants, chose to have less but be chill around their family. And weirdly enough... Less money doesn't mean lesser feeling or experience. I am so inspired that for 5 years I haven't even left my hometown. I work 24/7 renovating my relative's and friend's apartments, and giving all my energy for the people around me. Hurry up in returning we need more people to chill with while working! Life is so easy when you're home away from the jungle of soul seeking imigrants accross the tourist areas. ;D
WTF ,why would you leave this paradise ,NZ, and come here. Ok i maybe have some guesses like the cost of living in NZ is probably insane ,but its funny a lot of people are trying to move to NZ and you are coming here out of all places lol
@@alexilaiho321 nz is not what it’s all shown to be. There are a lot of problems like you said cost of living is just one of them. I travel back every year to see family but besides that I can get everything from nz in Bulgaria plus more. The country and culture remind me of home that’s why I chose to live here…..plus my wife is Bulgarian haha
Not to mention you can rape someone at knife point in nz and get only 3 yrs imprisonment lmao and thats among the more harsher sentencings reccently. Our country has no justice.
We moved from England to live in Bulgaria. The most incredible beautiful country.. we're trying hard to educate ourselves about its' history, triumphs and hardships. The people are wonderful with the kindest of hearts ❤❤
Great stuff ! I moved to London 11 years ago but next week I am moving back to Bulgaria. In what part of the country you are living ? What's your favourite place so far ?
@gizemlikisi6213 well I lived , worked and studied in the UK but I think I need some change for some time . I can always come back to the UK but live here is a bit lonely and robotic (at least for me at the moment) I miss my friends , the nature of Bulgaria , i live 5 min walk to the beach . And I miss my family too :)
@@viktorgnezdilov6331 thank you for your reply. what do you think about the housing shortage, massive migration, crime, and cost of living problems in the UK now? these are my massive concerns. I also heard that outside of London it is difficult to find a job and the weather most of the time is dark and raining
@@gizemlikisi6213 no f'ing wants to live in the UK anymore, once you move, you will see. It is not the England you think about in head anymore, reality hits hard when you look around.
I was born in mexico but my parents immigrated to the USA when i was 9 yrs old. 35 yrs later currently in vacation in bulgaria and it reminds me so much of mexico. So much culture here, food is fantastic, friendly people. Feels like home here. In the states i always felt like i never really belonged.
You guys have absolutely changed my life. A year ago I was severely depressed and couldn’t leave my house and I didn’t want to do anything with my life. I happened to stumble into the video of you guys going to Egypt and skydiving and seeing artifacts and that sparked something in me to get back on track and make my dreams come true. I’m now an archaeology student with a plan to build a business that helps people come together and build a better world, spread positivity and help those less fortunate. It is the Yes Theory that’ll change the world and I can’t wait to be able to make people smile as you fellas do. Much love Yes Fam
Google List of Archeological sites by country and check Bulgaria. You might be surprised by how rich our history is. We have the oldest golden treasure in the world and it's magnificent piece of Thracian history. You can go work on some of the sites like Heraclea Sintica or another.
Hi guys, another Bulgarian here. 🙋🏼♀️ Earlier today, my friends sent me your video telling me “Guess where they are this time”. When I saw the caption, I immediately knew it was my country. At first, I felt a bittersweet emotion - yes, they finally came to Bulgaria, but they will most probably be disappointed. However, I was wonderfully surprised by the result when I watched it. You captured the beautiful spirit of the Bulgarians and showcased our amazing nature, culture, and traditions. Personally, I've never visited Alexander Nevsky or seen the nestinari live, despite traveling the world to explore other cultures. Thank you so much for reminding me how great Bulgaria can be! Perspectives like yours are why in the end I always choose to come back and fight with the cockroaches (even though I hate them), metaphorically and literally speaking. You're always welcome back! We have many other beautiful cities that I think you'll love. Also, I noticed you didn’t try kiselo mliako and banitsa - needs to be corrected! ❤
Great video! Me and my family have just returned from BG. Our first trip to revisit our relatives after 6 years. We missed it so much. I am Brazilian, my soul is Brazilian forever, but since marrying a Bulgarian, Bulgaria stole my heart ❤😂 The plan is to move back when we retire, hope we will succeed. I wish the best to bulgarians all over the world!!!
The clip of Gergana and the winners of the coin flip singing “We Are the Champions” took me out 😂 She was such a joy to watch in this video. Sending all my love to her and the people of Bulgaria ❤
I've visited Bulgaria for the first time last year and not only loved it for the nature, food & adventures it offers but heck.. those people are something else! Some of the kindest people I ever came across, quite refreshing as a Dutch guy I must say!
True, friendliness and kindness is an unknown concept in Holland,in Amsterdam at least. I visited once, beautiful country, but witj such bad-mannered, cold people, I won't be visiting again.
@@mariapap8962 I would not visit Amsterdam either, for that specific reason. There is true hospitality in the Netherlands but it’s for sure not in Amsterdam. The best thing Amsterdam has to offer is the easy connection to the highway towards it has to Utrecht
Bulgarian here. Thank you for visiting my country and showing its charm and beauty to so many people. There are so many things to do and see here, definitely worth coming again!
Love you guys!!! Was traveling recently when my luggage got lost. A local resident and fellow subscriber to the channel recognized my lightning bolt and let me stay with them. The community you've built is so incredible, and I must give thanks to you all for doing so
I’ve watched hundreds of videos representing my country but you guys definitely left me speechless. It was a storm of emotions - laughing with you, crying, happiness, nostalgia…And about Gergana ❤ such a pure human being. Greetings from a Bulgarian in Barcelona 🫶
THIS IS AMAZING!!!! I am one of the people whose family moved out of Bulgaria when I was young, now I am moving back for the beauty in culture! Glad you loved it 🥰 Thanks for making this video, guys! BULGARIA FOREVER!!! 🇧🇬🇧🇬🤍💚❤️
As a Bulgarian watching Yes Theory since the beginning, this video brings a smile on my face and some some tears in my eyes. Gergana was perfect, you met the bwst person possible. So positive, energetic and just lovely. She teuely displays Bulgarian hospitality. БЛАГОДАРЯ ГЕРГАНА! ОБИЧАМЕ ТЕ!
Recently it's "the Country everyone moves in". I (and not only me) just moved in after 13 years living in UK. Thanks to my "suffering" in UK I appreciated life in Bulgaria ❤
The fact that Gergana didn't know about your TH-cam channel or how famous you all actually are shows her incredibly sweet character. She is, for sure, the type of person you want to be around 24/7, haha. It would be amazing to see her in your upcoming adventures!🧚🏻♀
Hah, I do love her personality but I dont know if id say she is the type of person you want to be around 24/7. Sure, she is fun, but extreme spontaneity is very unpredictable. Its good, maybe, to be that way on a holiday, since you have no real responsibilities then.
Gregana! What a lady!!! The finest example of the saying that "the darkest nights produce the brightest star"❤ I love Bulgaria, have been going there every summer for six years in a row now. Thanks for this episode guys 😊
I've been to Bulgaria three times since I was small since we are blessed with Bulgarian friends. We've stayed in a gypsy village, a mountain town and beach towns wich makes me believe I've seen quite a good variety of the country. Some people live in very hard conditions, which makes especially winters very hard... But the people are so lovely. They are excited to show you everything in their country and share all their food and time with you. I love it and hope to visit many more times😊 I was so happy to see Bulgaria on this channel!
Bulgarian is beautiful and Gergana is right, when you’re there you feel free. People leave thinking the grass is greener somewhere else, eventually they realize what they left behind and return.
I’m from Romania and every Year I go on vacation in Bulgaria. It’s a very nice country and I really like the beaches there. I really hope that you will come to Romania too. Keep up the good work!
I came to explore Bucharest twice during the summer and I loved the vibe of the city. I am definitely getting back for more trips. Also, I was happily surprised that Romanians were so cool towards me when I introduced myself that I am Bulgarian.
Love the video guys. Best regards from Serbia, we are pretty much on the same side of the coin as Bulgaria when it comes to many things. The lady was a hit and she truly represents the spirit of south Slavs.
As a kid growing up in Bulgaria, I didn't see or understand the problems that had taken its toll on Bulgaria and on the Bulgarian people... My mother usually tried her best to take care of us, while my father was working and helping us from Denmark... It's now when I live in Denmark (that I also had moved from my home country) that I began wondering and seeing some of the problems that this country and not only Bulgaria, but many countries on our planet, have been 'plagued' by. But despite the circumstances my life had seen, when I was young, I was very fortunate to have, as a child, experienced some of the true beauty that this country beholds. Something I was fortunate enough to mostly have held within me. That is why I believe that despite being affected by the negative side of society, love shall always be the key to unlocking the door to true happiness... Even if it is sometimes hard to follow the path of love and respect. Thank you for the video Yes Theory 🇧🇬
@@jamieguthrie1760 funny enough, I had also moved to Denmark from Bulgaria when I was 19, and some of the things that stand out to me are better health care, cleaner and more organized cities, less crime, less stress due to higher income.. but at the same time I've been considering if I should move back to Bulgaria or another warmer country, as Denmark for 4-5 months of the year is very rainy, with thick clouds and has nowhere near the beautiful nature that we have in Bulgaria. As a foreigner in Denmark, also the social connections have been quite harder to make compared to being in your home country with good friends and family.
@@jamieguthrie1760 It is hard to define it to be honest... It is not only in Bulgaria that i have seen "problems"... One thing could be the mentality of our societies, but every countriy has it's upsides and downsides... I just think it is important to acknowledge the upsides and strive to make them better for everyone in every country :)
As an eglishman living in Switzerland. I absolutely love visiting bulgaria. So much culture, history and lovely people. Ive been to 2 weddings there now and by far the best weddings ive attended. Truly an interesting and amazing country.
We stayed in Bulgaria for 2 months drydock back in 1996, Local are very friendly. I was single back then working in a containership. Met some locals and became friends, I can't wait to comeback with my family. I think summertime is the best time to visit, They have so many activities in downtown and beach party.
As a Bulgarian citizen living abroad, I can tell you that many Bulgarians in or out of the country will greatly appreciate people who take the time to travel to our incredible land. It is amazing how you are all so open to know more about our culture, history, places and food. And yes, you guys are right that there are more wonderful things to see there. If you go there next time, I recommend exploring the southwestern parts (Rila and Pirin mountain area) as well as the Varna. Once again, thank you for your positive video on our beautiful country of Bulgaria!
I wouldn't say for all, some people are great, some people or horrible there. We were a mixed couple, and got so many nasty looks, and one lady started shouting at us to leave a store which she didn't even work in.
@@redinabloogs8477 well it is what it is, there's people from all sides, but out of all the countries I've been and I've been to quite a few, Bulgaria had the worst racism
@@naveed755 You are not wrong about the racism part. Most people living there never lived in a society with people from different backgrounds. As we already know, Bulgaria has some of the lowest multicultural rates in Europe. There are Bulgarians who are ignorant only hearing the negative stuff of others thus why racial incidents are not uncommon. I feel bad that this occurred to you guys and I hope these few horrible people did not tarnish your experiences. These are one of the many problems in Bulgaria despite having great things. I hoped you guys still got to enjoy a bit there and lets hope that there will be a little change regarding it.
I was literally passing by a TV this morning and they were showing how you made this video about BG. I got super happy, because I 've been waiting for years for you to come and make a video about my country. Thank you for coming and having a great time! Hope someday you will return for more adventures! You are always welcome! :) P.S. I returned to Bulgaria after living in Germany and Denmark for 7 years.
Damn, I was gonna guess Belarus by the title. I went to Sofia last summer and had the TIME OF MY LIFE. Love Bulgaria, love Bulgarians, love Sofia, so much fun.
This is the most positive comment section I have seen outside of sleep music videos. ❤ Absolutely beautiful, and also to see how many native Bulgarians have seen it and been brought joy from the video.
As a Bulgarian I am pleased to see you guys come to our country and like it. A lot of people think that Bulgaria is unrepairable from it's resent very decreasing population, VERY unstable government and just poor economy for Europe standards. You are welcome to come anytime!!!
Ти не схвана ли идеята и внушението ,че благодариш даже за подвеждащо и високомерно видео, като всеки...само българите сме чуждопоклонници защо бе хора ,защо ...да се харесате или да изпъкнете или е по лесно..Здраве и късмет
@@True4evor Друго си е да си поклонник на джуджака от кочината и постоянно да мрънкаш, че другите са ти виновни, че си прост и беден. Хората винаги са успявали, когато се обединят и приемат другите. С колкото повече хора и държави сме обединени, толкова по-добре ще живеем. Само пълен дегенерат би искал една затворена за външния свят държава и би нарекъл сънародниците си чуждопоклонници. Няма такова понятие. Излез малко от селото си, попътувай по света, вместо да си кон с капаци. България никога не е успявала, когато е била сама.
I discovered your channel today and immediately fell into a binge-watch scenario. I am currently watching this video on my TV, but I pulled it up on my phone just to leave this comment. 😄 Thank you for creating such inspiring content. ✨️ I wish you success in your upcoming endeavors!
As a Bularian living abroad because my parents decided it when I was young, thank you for this video! ❤ I too want to return one day. Videos like yours show me that people from other countries often get a very positive impression of Bulgaria through their trips. Thank you for making this!
When you return, you will see that it's not all this funny as shown on the video. Coming to live here with salary coming from Western country ok, or if you are in the IT sector will be good for living and it the 4 big cities. Living in some small village far away from those big cities and depending on a job there, no chance of survive or only survivor day for day.. But when you see the shity administration, stupid police officers that don't know English and can guide you or when they are ignorant about your stolen items or you being raped or something like that you will start to dislike it very quickly. And about the medicare if you have paid medical insurance from your company you will be ok but if you decide to trust the "free" medical care from the government, oo la la, your movie just begins and it's genre is going to be HORROR. Yes on video and coming to be here for some time with good health is ok, but if I have the chance of escape from here I will do it. Follow or P.M. for more tips.
As a Portuguese, I lived and studied there for 5 months and all the country impressed me so much, lovely to see you going through all the places I’ve been to! 🤩🤩
Hey, thank you. I was in portugal for a while and from all other European countries i have been i felt the most like at home in Bulgaria. I will visit Porto this summer🎉
@asen7574, that's interesting that you say that because watching this video and reading some of people experience visiting Bulgaria really reminds me of Portugal. Maybe one day I will visit your beautiful country.
I might be biased because I am a Bulgarian but this is one of your best videos yet so far guys❤ The way you perfectly captured the emotion and tradition of our country could not have been better! Lots of love from Bulgaria
Bulgaria was my first international trip out of the US for study abroad. It was when the travel bug bit me and changed my life. I was so excited that you were doing a video about this country and its beautiful people! ❤
Actually we've got a ton of america funded media/ political parties/ and nongovernment organization who actively work against Bulgarian identity, tradition and independence
I left America many times when I was younger and lived for awhile in five other countries. I can tell you that the hardest part was moving back to the USA where almost everything (and everyone) is artificial, shallow, inauthentic and controlled by corporations.
Very easy to say when living off USD. Ask any “expat” if they would live in a foreign country like the average citizen and 9 times out of 10 they’d say no because they wouldn’t be able to enjoy their luxuries whether they directly express that sentiment or not. This is coming from someone whose family came from a small mountain village in Mexico then moved to the US then traveled/lived abroad countless times from my time in the US military.
I am Bulgarian. I love your way to show my beauty country! Thanks Gergana, she is beautiful example for Bulgarian spirit ! Please came back for the part 2, you will see more and more incredible things. Best regards! 🇧🇬🙌🏻
I can’t believe you came to my country and my city-Sofia. I am so glad that you showed the good side of Bulgaria and I am happy that you enjoyed your time here! Love from Bulgaria
Hey guys, TV watcher just checking in here. I always watch you guys and I actually bought a couple pieces of merch from you guys (which I never do). You guys have been a great way for me to show my mom the world outside the U.S & you have really helped her to understand that, even in places that would be categorized as a “no go zone”, most countries are full of beautiful people who love others. I appreciate the Yes Theory team and all that you have done over the years. You guys are awesome!
I’m from Bulgaria and today is my birthday. As a big fan of the Yes Theory channel and movement i can say thats the coolest bday present i could receive! I’m super excited! 😄
Right before the video started with all that pictures I already knew it was Bulgaria , Bulgarian here btw (living abroad) been following you for sure more than 7 years so far even if in mo longer that consistent .. since people didn’t say it openly in your video , well burglaria is really beautiful and safe place the people , traditions , cultures , nature and how we do our parties are as well , but sadly if you work there most of the times you get less than the half of what you would get in another country for the same tipe of work so sure if you work abroad or come after retirement everything looks cheap but if you worked there you would actually see the struggles , also it’s wildly known for it to be corrupted , the loans our country still sometimes takes from eu which may not repay in the next 2 generations , and our government , there may be other motives for locals to leave those are the ones that come in my mind right away. But trust me we aren’t leaving because we don’t like Bulgaria , we are leaving out of necessity , and I can assure you every Bulgarian abroad dreams one day to go back to Bulgaria again, when the conditions would be better. And see all the relatives and friends they left. Because there is no other place where we can feel more free and at home than in Bulgaria. Trust me there are a lot of people like gergana , we sometimes look a bit stubborn and expect hidden motives for any good action , but overall it’s on our culture to be really friendly , respectful and well managed (obviously there are exceptions but it’s a minority)
as a foreigner who is working in bulgaria i don't agree with this; if you work there most of the times you get less than the half of what you would get in another country for the same tipe of work so sure if you work abroad. yes salaries are lower but everyone has their own home (unlike the west) and those who are living in small cities grow their own food. besides that, the rest is true but corruption is almost everywhere in the world. for me, the positives are more than negatives. i like here very much
I work with a chap from Bulgaria and he always says how friendly everyone is . He's even said he would have a place for me to stay, but always said to him that would be lovely and never really thought about it as I'm not to great with going new places especially somewhere abroad . Watching you guys has made me think I should put myself out my comfort zone and just say yes . I'm going to have a chat with him and see where it goes
I am Bulgarian , I study in Germany and i feel really death inside in germany. Always when i come back for summer in Bulgaria I feel happy and fufilled. I love the weather, the food, the nightlife and especially the nature. I will probably go back when im ready with studying .
Germany is like that. Many serbian people who went there came back with even mental health issues. I would never choose to stay in Germany as they treat foreign workers way differently than German workers. Finish your studies and go back to Eastern Europe where at least you have love and freedom. Life without love and freedom is nothing.
of course you do but the OP's country is either america or the uk or maybe canada where crime is absurd compared to bulgaria, it's hilarious to claim people want to leave bulgaria in 2024, 10 years later.
@@HeroManNick132 чуждопоклонничество, заглавието е буквално "държавата която всеки иска да напусне" а топ коментарите на плешивите студенти в 20те учещи в Берлин са 'путин е тъп хомофоб, да живее крал чарлс' - не че ми пука за путин ама казвам какъв е профила на малоумните тревомани в западна европа/америка.
I just love seeing people coming to my home country and enjoying all the traditions, food, and people. I am glad you guys had so much fun and showed Bulgaria to so many people
watching this video right after our Bulgaria trip!! Can confirm that Bulgarian people are the friendliest and all speak excellent English. We had such a great time in Sofia!!!
That bulgarian mom was absolutely beautiful and had an infectiously joyous personality. Yall were lucky to have gotten to experience such wholesome moments with her!
Малко заболя като прочетох заглавието и веднага се сетих за България. Thank you Yes Theory for making a video of my country! Gergana was the perfect guide for you in Bulgaria, such warm spirited and kind! Much love to all of you 🤍💚❤
You mentioned that we must leave a comment. I'm ashamed to say that I've watched quite a few of your videos and I've always had so much enjoyment from them but not commented. This one came up after not watching them for a while and It's made me want to go to Bulgaria to meet the wonderful people. You are all brilliant at what you do - full of life and optimism. And fearless!! You are also very respectful of everyone you meet along the way. You have the best TH-cam site of any that I've seen and I thank you so much for entertaining us continually but at the same time making us think. 10 stars!!
I am Bulgarian and this video filled my heart with happiness and warmth! Thank you for taking the time to visit our beautiful and somewhat confusing country that we all love and cherish ! 🤍💚❤️
Вие някакво чувство за достойнство нямате ли? При това заглавие вие гледате и се радвате. Изобщо не го гледам това видео. Заглавието е напълно неуважително и не заслужава моето внимание. Жалко за такива хора като вас
I honestly cry on most of your videos guys, but this one really made me just sob. You presented our country just the way I think we wish people will see it. Thank you for that. Also sobbing a little because I missed when you were here, but I hope there will be a next time :) ❤ much love from Sofia 🫶🏻
I am Bulgarian, and watching your video I felt very kind feelings, even though you showed a small part of my country. Thank you! I look forward to the sequel!
Hello guys! I'm Bulgarian, and I've been following your channel for years. Thank you for always being open to seeing the best in every place and for breaking negative stereotypes. I believe this mindset is what leads you to meet people like Gergana and is the reason you have the best community of followers and friends. Seriously, thank you for the amazing effort you put into providing us with such great content!
🤗 Another Bulgarian here. Hi guys! Thank you for showing my country in such a positive light! Great content as always! I am glad you met friendly people here that made you feel welcome in our not so small and very beautiful country. Last summer in Paris with my partner we ran into Thomas in front of the Eiffel tower and we were so glad to meet you in person. It was such a nice coincidence that made our day so exciting! I have never imagined you visiting my country and walking just a few steps from my house 😀 Again, thank you for making this video and showing Bulgaria from your perspective. 🩵
We visited Bulgaria last month and did an epic road trip and we had a fantastic time. The people are so friendly, the food is amazing, it is profoundly beautiful and rich in history - we are definitely going back ❤🎉😊
I am a foreigner living in Bulgarai, but Bulgaria aint cheap. Bulgaria is cheap when you brings dollars or whatever. Local wages are low. But Bulgaria has a charm, its relaxed, lots of nature, low expectations, good weather. I love it here
This video popped up on my channel, and I clicked on it spontaneously. I was pleasantly surprised and watched the entire time with a smile on my face 😃 my partner is Bulgarian and we are traveling to Bulgaria in just about 2.5 weeks. I love this country! 🥰🇧🇬
Amazing video! I'm from Bulgaria, but I live abroad. I miss my home and we are moving back in the beginning of next year! A lot of Bulgarians are doing so :)
That’s wonderful news that you are going home! I hope more do the same! I’m from US and I want to go now! I just retired 1 tear ago. My husband and I want to travel and Bulgaria is now on my list, along with other countries in that area. It looks so beautiful and I want to try the food!! TY to YES THEORY FOR TAKING US WITH YOU! 💕
I enjoy seeing the World and experiencing so many different adventures thru this channel. The places you go and the people you make connections with is amazing. I love this channel!
Hi friends :) we tried something new in this story, hope you enjoy the wild adventure 🙏
come visit Kazakhstan capitals Astana or Almaty!!!
I love your videous ...wild question can I join your team..to find myself.....
It was amazing!!
@@YesTheory you should definitely come again and explore more of the country, such as my home city of Plovdiv, which is possibly the oldest continuously inhabited city in Europe. Definitely explore more of the coast and go to Burgas and Varna, possibly go to one of the weirdest communist landmarks - the Buzludzha monument, which looks like a flying saucer... the list of interesting places can be quite long :) 🇧🇬
Loved it!
I found it beautiful that Gergana still hasn't asked us for the name of our youtube channel. She was just purely happy to be on an adventure with strangers. I just texted her and asked if she wanted to see the video, and it makes me happy in my heart to know that there are so many positive comments towards her and Bulgaria in this comment section
Gergana was such a vibe and funny loving person. 💕Its people like her that makes this world so beautiful. Loved the video and the new hotel idea. Have been following you guys since the start of the channel and really love your content😊 Keep up the good content 🙌 ❤️
❤❤❤ Yes! Yes! Yes! Wonderful lady☀️🐝🥹🥰
Thank you for sharing your adventures!!
She seemed totally awesome! She gave your video a charm I don't think it would have had otherwise.
NHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA the editor wrong for 21:16 doing Thomas like that
Please take Gregana on a bucket list trip for her. The warmth she showed you all was so heartwarming.
Agreed!
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That would be a really fun adventure! One can only imagine what an itinerary she’d come up with!
Great idea!! - Proper Yes theory vibe
Absolutely!!
As Bulgarians we want to thank you so much for showing our homeland to the world! This video will make more for Bulgaria's reputation and tourism, than all the efforts of the bulgarian government. Enjoy life and НАЗДРАВЕ! 🇧🇬❤
Браво вее Подмазвачииии 😂
@@stefanstefanov1286 😒
Ше увеличи туризма на България ама какво ще намали броя на хората който бягат и не се връщат.😅
❤❤❤
Видеото има отвратително заглавие - страната която ВСЕКИ иска да напусне, но вие трябва да се подмажете въпреки това. Имайте достойнство и акъл!
British guy from London, here. I retired 8yrs ago and went to live permanently in Bulgaria. Still here. Love it. You guys did a good job of giving a fair impression of this lovely country.
I retired to Romania back in 2007, I live in the countryside of Transylvania. Today I'm still only 48 years old so hopefully plenty of time to do more here to enjoy.
Trust fund bro
well living in bulgaria on british pension must be nice :D
you are only here bc its cheap for you
I am Mexican and my fiancé is Bulgarian. Two years ago I was there and it felt like home.
The people are extremely friendly, so charming and the food is magnificent.
I love Bulgaria 🇧🇬 ❤
As a Bulgarian with many Mexican friends I think our cultures are so similar, love Mexico so freaking much ☀️
I was in Bulgaria a couple of months ago. I made so many friends in Plovdiv. I wish to go back and not only visit my friends, but to see more of Bulgaria.
@@milaenlommer9732 I think exactly the same 🇲🇽 🤝🏼🇧🇬
thanks man
Appreciated🇧🇬❤️
I am Greek, and my family immigrated to Bulgaria in the 1970s, fleeing from home to escape unfair persecution. Ever since, Bulgaria has welcomed us and given us a second chance in life. Here, my family flourished despite the hardships of the 1990s and early 2000s. Nowadays, this place seems to be a haven for young people, low unemployment and cheap prices. I have an international job that allows me to travel a lot, but thankfully, I always return home to Bulgaria. The people here are the nicest and most helpful I have ever met. I hope you will soon visit and explore what this diverse place has to offer. You’d be impressed!
Thank you, Yes Theory, for finally showing a glimpse of this piece of heaven and, of course, for introducing us to Gergana! She is a gem!
You're aromanian?
Cheap prices ? Not anymore. In Sofia prices for a piece of cake at the pastry is 4-5 euro, at many places prices in Sofia are higher thanin Berlinfor example. At the supermarket as well.
@@stolekostov5111 He litreally said he was greek, tho aromanians are really cool people too. Maybe his family was communist and therefore fled to Bulgaria.
@@nesarkwastaken mine fled from the Gramos mountains during ww2 when the fascists took over Greece. Took their sheep towards Bulgaria, went across all the mountains near Petrich and Blagoevgrad and came back to Macedonia in the low lands. Saw his surname and it sounded like an aromanian name, but then again, so is dimitrov. A Slavisized version of Dimitriou
low unemployment and low prices :D are we talking about the same country, cuz Bulgaria is not Sofia only
An ex-pat Dubliner here, living in Bulgaria nearly 15yrs now. I live in a rural village close to Burgas. I work here. Love Bulgaria and Bulgarians. My better half is Bulgarian and very good friends with Geri. They had a trip to Rome earlier this year with a gang of Bulgarians and loved it. Bulgarians don't have a lot, but they are intelligent, clever, very practical and know how to make the most of what they have. Geri is a wonderful, very positive person, a unique human being, a whirlwind of positive energy. You were very lucky to meet her as you did.
Bulgarians don't have much? I bet your Bulgarian wife has more property than 90% of Western Europeans. ;D
Hey guys, I know Gergana, she's amazing!!! She's a fellow musician and singer colleague!!! What a terrific surprise to see her here - I'll forward the video to her! Thank you for the fantastic episode!!! ❤
PSA: bedbugs are NO joke. Never sleep somewhere where there are signs of bedbugs. And if you do, make sure to wash ALL of your clothes and items in boiling water before bringing them back into your house. It’s not worth it for a video.
Yes!!!
Nietzsche said : " What ever doesn't kill you, make you stronger "
Lol L
Also, they carry the bugs to the next place they stay and spread it along to their friends staying in the same room at the 5-star hotel that's very wrong shame on them. Next time stay at a hostel as long as there are no bugs.
@@heraldocosta1469 Nietzsche never had bedbugs
For me, as a romanian, this video is a re-confirmation of how friendly and full of joy Bulgarians are!
I live in UK and I can say every single bulgarian I ever meet is a great ambasador for his country!
Congratulations for the video!
And we have a good friend from Galati, who speaks perfect and cute Bulgarian. He had a Bulgarian boyfriend (strange and very long story) in the 2000s lol
Love you Romanian brother! 🦾
As a Bulgarian I can confirm that Romanian girls are number one.
@@kosmicheskiprah as a person who is living in Galati, and traveling montly to Istanbul, crossing Bulgaria and seeing how beautifull and peacefull it seems, makes me want to buy a place and move there.
Thank you. You are great, neighbors.
Timisoara is so beautiful and well ordered we (me and my wife) are seriously considering moving there. Or at least live there for a while....
❤
I’ve lived there for almost 2 years, and I went from “where the fuck am I” to “ Bulgaria will always have a place in my heart”.
The vibe is incredible, the people are extremely nice and friendly and if you go there with an open mind, you will end up meeting people with a beautiful heart and open arms.
I arrived there with ideas and stereotypes about Eastern and Balkan countries, and I ended up living 2 of the most beautiful years of my life in Bulgaria.
Благодаря България and see you real soon 🤍
Thank you for your kind words! ❤
@@4th_Lensman_of_the_apocalypse The part where he says "Thank you, Bulgaria"?
Thank you and respect
@4th_Lensman_of_tit he_apocalypse it means "Thank you, Bulgaria" in Bulgarian language. We have our own letters and he knows it❤
Very cool, that you had a great time in Bulgaria.
Hmm... stereotypes about Eastern and Balkan countries. Doesn't sound nice. I always had a positive feeling about Pacific Islanders. But why are Tahitians that r*cist. And could you loosen up the prejudices of your tahitian friends and family?
Гергана е един път! Случайно попаднах на това видео, обаче се замислих как точно такива българи трябват повече на България! И това е лицето, което ми се ще да виждат чужденците, когато идват тук, но и лицето, което всеки българин вижда край себе си. Защото за да сме щастливи не са ни необходими купища пари, а осъзнатост, че сме в рая, че щастието е вътре в нас самите и че всичко може да е такова, каквото си го представяме. Благодаря, Гергана, че ми вдъхваш вяра отново!
Хората не напускат България защото е грозна или пък защото не им харесва те я напускат защото имаме некадърни управляващи който превърнаха страната в една мафиотска структура от която си пълнят джобовете.Унищожиха страната сега със свой фирми дърпат държавни пари от нашите джобове и искат уж да я оправят.Никаква борба с корупцията и престъпността единствената цел на управляващите е да заграбят каквото могат докато обикновените граждани едвам свързваме двата края.Докато не направим като Румъния и не пратим поне две правителства в затвора тази държава няма да се оправи.Наистина България е рай и жалко че след като си я върнахме след 500 години робство сега я даваме на мафията който я превърнаха в рай за циганите и турците но не и за нас българите.
I immediately knew that this video is going to be about Bulgaria when I saw the thumbnail and the title 🥲
Still happy that it gets some global recognition! ❤️
Greetings to all Bulgarian brothers and sisters from Germany 🇧🇬🇩🇪
Same, the classic village house that no other country has.
I thought it 'll be Romania until the number of citizens. But seriously, I am also from eastern Europe, I think this video could have been made in any of those countries. All Eastern Europe has almost the same problems.
ths bro
Thx bro I am Bulgarian
Me too!
When I was 19 I flew to Bulgaria by myself and stayed with friends for a month. We traveled to 9 cities and saw the most incredible parts of the country. 12 years later and it's still one of the best trips of my life. Mersi mnogo for sharing the beautiful country of Bulgaria ♥
Amazing!
❤Благодарим!
I had a friend in college who was from Bulgaria. He loved the fact that he came from there and really enjoyed the Bulgarian way of life. He said his favorite things were swimming in the Black Sea in the morning. He also said the fruits from there were way better than the fruits he had in the US. However, he also realized that there weren't many opportunities in the country either, and he had plenty of opinions about the state of the government. He told me his dream was to eventually buy some land near the Black Sea, plant some fruit trees and some vegetables, and live the good life. I hope he gets that, someday.
Bulgaria has lots of opportunities. The government has nothing to do with your chances of success. I am from Bulgaria, have a good education, good profession and a good life. It has everything to do with your efforts and nothing to do with anybody else. I guess that's true all around the world but is valid in Bulgaria. too.
@@clishi yeah, Im Romanian, pretty much same story. Our countries are not North Korea or Burkina Faso, they are developed, safe, and free. You have all the opportunities you want to become very successful, with virtually no interaction from the government. People saying that if a government is slightly corrupt = everyone is miserable and struggling are just using it as cope, probably to give themselves a reason to not put in the effort needed to move upwards in life.
@@stryker3141why do you mention Bukina Faso?
@@stryker3141 Greetings from Bulgaria! I always enjoy coming to Romania. Especially like the Therme Bucharest Spa. I recommend it to everyone :)
Did he raw onions and garlic with every meal?
I'm Greek and I find Bulgarian people lovely, down to earth and we surely have something in common; we know how to enjoy life despite the challenges!
A Bulgarian here: Thank you for showing Bulgaria the way it actually is: a place with rich culture, worthy to explore. Yes, our politics suck and will suck for years to come, probably that’s why there’s prejudice against BG. But the country is an amazing place to visit and you have shown it very well in the video, blagodarya, guys! Your film actually made me look more positively on my own country.
Politics suck no matter what country you are in, only the level of corruption slightly varies.
All these so called "Politicians" , be it in Bulgaria, be it in Kenia, wherever, just have to leave their comfortable seats and purses to so many other citicians who would do so much better. YES !! SO SO MUCH BETTER !!
BLAGODARYA, BLAGOДАРЯ, БЛАГОДАРЯ!!!!!
буквално заглавието е "държавата която всеки иска да напусне", ако българин отиде в америка/британия/канада/южна африка или там откъдето е англото според тебе ше има такива малоумници които пишат примерно: "южна африка/америка - държавата която всеки иска да напусне"?
@@denideniiis Ти гледа ли видеото изобщо или егото ти е толкова дебело че не виждаш пред тебе.
I am Czech and I lived in Bulgaria, Sofia for 3 months during my Erasmus exchange when I studied university in UK. I made many wonderful memories and friends.
New member of the YES Wall of Fame: Gergana from Bulgaria
LOVED HER! ❤️
1000% they should add her face in the dictionary under “life of the party”
*Andromeda
Recrut her like you did with Stephan :P
@@YesTheory MAKE A LIST OF THESE HALL OF FAMERS !!!
Visited Bulgaria for the first time last year and now hoping to move there in the next few years. The people are the greatest I've met anywhere in the world. Loved this!
I definitely didn't expect to see a video on Bulgaria here 😂
Most of us bulgarians are very friendly and the best thing about Bulgaria is its nature.
Don't you ever forget the great history!
Нещо почнахме много да си рекламираме природата и това може да доведе повече хора да ни я усерат. Да вземем малко да си я крием вече, този наш земен рай!
@@themanfromthefargalaxy7656 Мисля, че ние си я осираме достатъчно добре за поколения напред. :) Малко външно влияние не би навредило. Вижда се, че не умеем да си пазим природата. Загледай се около всяко блокчe, градинка дори и парковете в какво състояние са. Потресаваща мизерия. Нулева култура.
@@ivanmamarov2872 I recently passed by it on a road trip and during my research I came across lots of articles about "stolen history" or similar types where the history doesn't really match up or make sense.
Фоксе тебе изобщо не те очаквах тук
We Canadians have been to Bulgaria twice, one time for three months. We are headed back this fall. It is one of our favorite countries in the world. Glad you had such a good time, the people are really great.
Tommy and Eric definitely got the worst hotel. Like bedbugs and ppl being super loud the entire night? So bad😂
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So happy! Always welcome! :)
Hi, I'm 67 and my health has been in free fall. Can't sit or stand more than a few minutes without pain. Your video's always make me smile. Thank you for all the happiness you bring to others.
Wishing you the Best. Praying for you 🙏
I'm sorry you're struggling. You will be in my thoughts, and I am wishing you the best.
Wish you the best
May God heal you.... God bless you
Stay strong, Bless you 🙏💙💚💙💚
Hey everyone ,i'm bulgarian living in Bulgaria almost whole my life .Ive been to England and Norway for a bit but never felt quite happy there ,going back home and making a life here was the best thing ive could ever do .My son went to study abroad ,but after 2 years he came back also ,said he will never leave again .Im happy that we are united again ,since him living so far away was heartbreaking for me .I also have hope that things will change for is ,as bulgarians and more and more young people will choose to stay and build good place to live for everyone .God bless you all and stay safe ❤😊
Low prices mean low salaries. Since Bulgaria is part of the EU, they can move and work visa free in any other EU country for much higher salaries. The reason for population decline is this simple.
I don't neccassarily fully agree with this. I think there's a bit of nihilism driving this.
Some of us Bulgarians left because we - and our parents, friends, everyone - believed that there's nothing for us here. Since I returned, I've discovered that this is not entirely true, and in many ways, our negativism about the future of Bulgaria has tricked us. We might get lower salaries, yet the costs associated with taxes, housing, childcare, and utilities are drastically lower, while salaries in Sofia are approaching the levels of Central and even Western Europe.
That's not to say that we don't have major issues or that many people don't leave because they *know* their lives will be better. I think it depends on a person's circumstances, and as people, we should not fall to nihilism but rather be more objective about the strengths and weaknesses (and issues in particular) of Bulgaria.
Yet they do not stop to realize their expenses will often outstrip those higher salaries in Western Europe plus they will have to deal with all the crime and general degradation of Western Europe, if they were smart they would stay put.
@@MalumnikaKir4oas a foreigner who is living in Bulgaria for many years, I see the same. I feel like many Bulgarians romanticize the education and higher salaries abroad, but when they move, they find out that higher salaries often mean higher prices, less freedom and less community. A lot of Bulgarians I know miss their home country afterwards. There is a wildness and work-life balance here that I and many other foreigners love. And the people are very charming 😊
Sherlock do you think the higher prices elsewhere gives you a better quality of life? Keep dreaming!.EU has done all it could do to make people empovrished
and succeded. Do you know the rent of a dive in Paris. Same sh!t everywhere in EU, they do not want middle class / super rich and the slaves
@@MalumnikaKir4oyou could've wrote this about Romania. such a similar situation. the Balkans are so rich in many ways, and there's still this fresh memory of collectivist cultures within us that was crushed in western countries way before. there's a deeper connection to the land, and a different sense of comunity and reciprocal care. ofc each balkan country has its own specificities but there are lots of common threads, from ancient culture to what we experienced in communism and now in capitalism. grateful to be here in these lands.
I moved from the UK to Bulgaria for a year and i personally loved it. Stunning country, beautiful people, and lovely culture. Its a place you can just keep exploring, but i was fortunate because i was working a remotely at the time and i had a decent income for the country.
Economic opportunities are far and few and particularly for people living outside the main cities. The saddest thing i found was how elderly people were being cheated of their pensions. Their pensions are so low they can barely afford anything, but there is a culture of growing your own produce. I will say this, the way the public helped and treated elderly people also gave me a lot of hope in humanity. Bulgarians are very respectful people.
Moved there through a job opportunity? I flew there from the UK earlier this year and loved it, its a really lovely culture and community feel compared to more economically stable ? countries I hope to go back one day for longer
Who is cheating the elderly Bulgarians of their pensions? It would be a good thing if the public could work to stop the mistreatment of the elders and help them avoid criminals who are stealing their pensions and quality of life. Elders should be honored and cared for. We will all be elders some day, Lord willing. I was thinking Bulgaria would be a wonderful and safe place to retire to. Then I read this comment. 😢
@@SniperLogic Bulgaria is indeed a safe place, actually, the foreigners I have seen, described Sofia as one of the safest capitals in Europe. The thing is, our elders are indeed mistreated, not by thieves, but by the government. Most of them receive such low pensions that they find it hard to even pay for their basic needs.
You are very correct about Pensions. My grandma is being cheated because her whole life she pays bills specific for pensions and then she still has no pension at almost the age of 70 and when she gets pension it would be something super low, lower than her current job, that's why she is still working, and she is working at manufacturer, every day she has her vision being blinded by the machines which she welds metals, has to assemble parts and other stuff and this work doesn't pay a lot at all but its one of the hardest jobs and the worst part is her pension will pay lower than her job so at that age she is still working the hardest job, with still no pension.
@@SniperLogic she meant the government..so u would not be affected AS u your pension would come from ur native country
I am one of the people that left this beautiful place. One of the reasons i did that was you guys. The main thing i learned from your videos was that i needed to explore the world for a better understanding of it.
After 6 years , about 30 countries visited and countless people befriended i can comfortably say there is no other place that i would want to spend the rest of my life in. Seeing this video now is just another reminder that i need to book my flight soon .
You could have done a bit more research and seen a lot more of it however. I recently did a similar trip with a British guy to just show him around. Next time you want to visit , give me a ring , im willing to lend a hand.
Thank you for the great content!
I did more or less the same. I travelled across almost all countries in Europe and N.America, most of the time hitch hiking and just sitting on benches observing the life of the locals, and when I was on the verge of going to Asia or S.America or Africa, I was like... "Nah, I'm good..." and I came back. Best decision to leave and best decision to return so I can appreciate Bulgaria the way my grandparents, greatgrandparent and parent do and die giving my best to the people in the country I was given birth in. The biggest impact for me was South Spain where I saw how the majority of locals, instead of becoming economical imigrants, chose to have less but be chill around their family. And weirdly enough... Less money doesn't mean lesser feeling or experience. I am so inspired that for 5 years I haven't even left my hometown. I work 24/7 renovating my relative's and friend's apartments, and giving all my energy for the people around me. Hurry up in returning we need more people to chill with while working! Life is so easy when you're home away from the jungle of soul seeking imigrants accross the tourist areas. ;D
@@ia3078невероятно, прекрасен начин на мислене! кой ти е родния град в България?
I love Bulgaria. I'm from Hungary and I dance in a bulgarian folk dance group. Like the one you saw in the restaurant. I visited Bulgaria many times.
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Don't vote for Orban! I started to dislike Hungary because of that sh1t.
Nope, I'd leave
I’m from New Zealand and lived in Bulgaria for 5 years now beautiful country and people. Love it here and plan to stay forever
WTF ,why would you leave this paradise ,NZ, and come here. Ok i maybe have some guesses like the cost of living in NZ is probably insane ,but its funny a lot of people are trying to move to NZ and you are coming here out of all places lol
@@alexilaiho321 nz is not what it’s all shown to be. There are a lot of problems like you said cost of living is just one of them. I travel back every year to see family but besides that I can get everything from nz in Bulgaria plus more. The country and culture remind me of home that’s why I chose to live here…..plus my wife is Bulgarian haha
@@alexilaiho321 NZ prices are insane, life is not as easy as you think it is...in Bulgaria they see a future
Not to mention you can rape someone at knife point in nz and get only 3 yrs imprisonment lmao and thats among the more harsher sentencings reccently. Our country has no justice.
@alexilaiho321 I'm leaving nz when I'm older 600 rent per week is crazy
Gergana is a fabulous person, she brings this video alive
Definition of “life of the party”
Gergana is EVERYTHING. Life and Love
She is more inspirational than any Yes Theory vid
@@YesTheory get her in a team
NHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA the editor wrong for 21:16 doing Thomas like that
We moved from England to live in Bulgaria. The most incredible beautiful country.. we're trying hard to educate ourselves about its' history, triumphs and hardships. The people are wonderful with the kindest of hearts ❤❤
Great stuff ! I moved to London 11 years ago but next week I am moving back to Bulgaria. In what part of the country you are living ? What's your favourite place so far ?
@@viktorgnezdilov6331 why you wanna move back? i also wanna move to the uk
@gizemlikisi6213 well I lived , worked and studied in the UK but I think I need some change for some time . I can always come back to the UK but live here is a bit lonely and robotic (at least for me at the moment) I miss my friends , the nature of Bulgaria , i live 5 min walk to the beach . And I miss my family too :)
@@viktorgnezdilov6331 thank you for your reply. what do you think about the housing shortage, massive migration, crime, and cost of living problems in the UK now? these are my massive concerns. I also heard that outside of London it is difficult to find a job and the weather most of the time is dark and raining
@@gizemlikisi6213 no f'ing wants to live in the UK anymore, once you move, you will see. It is not the England you think about in head anymore, reality hits hard when you look around.
I was born in mexico but my parents immigrated to the USA when i was 9 yrs old. 35 yrs later currently in vacation in bulgaria and it reminds me so much of mexico. So much culture here, food is fantastic, friendly people. Feels like home here. In the states i always felt like i never really belonged.
Did your parents immigrate legally or just crossed the border?
You guys have absolutely changed my life. A year ago I was severely depressed and couldn’t leave my house and I didn’t want to do anything with my life. I happened to stumble into the video of you guys going to Egypt and skydiving and seeing artifacts and that sparked something in me to get back on track and make my dreams come true. I’m now an archaeology student with a plan to build a business that helps people come together and build a better world, spread positivity and help those less fortunate. It is the Yes Theory that’ll change the world and I can’t wait to be able to make people smile as you fellas do. Much love Yes Fam
Wow, that’s awesome. Keep working on it. Woo woo.
@@jiannadalman8660 thanks I really appreciate it I know for a fact I will make a positive difference, I’m back to who I really am😁👍
Good luck on your journey!@@elilong708
Google List of Archeological sites by country and check Bulgaria. You might be surprised by how rich our history is. We have the oldest golden treasure in the world and it's magnificent piece of Thracian history. You can go work on some of the sites like Heraclea Sintica or another.
Hi guys, another Bulgarian here. 🙋🏼♀️
Earlier today, my friends sent me your video telling me “Guess where they are this time”. When I saw the caption, I immediately knew it was my country. At first, I felt a bittersweet emotion - yes, they finally came to Bulgaria, but they will most probably be disappointed.
However, I was wonderfully surprised by the result when I watched it. You captured the beautiful spirit of the Bulgarians and showcased our amazing nature, culture, and traditions.
Personally, I've never visited Alexander Nevsky or seen the nestinari live, despite traveling the world to explore other cultures.
Thank you so much for reminding me how great Bulgaria can be! Perspectives like yours are why in the end I always choose to come back and fight with the cockroaches (even though I hate them), metaphorically and literally speaking.
You're always welcome back! We have many other beautiful cities that I think you'll love. Also, I noticed you didn’t try kiselo mliako and banitsa - needs to be corrected! ❤
We had so much fun with you in Kazanlak guys! You are always welcome to Bulgaria and this time don't miss the Rose Festival - you're gonna love it.
Hey buddy!! It was so much fun to hang out that night together :) / Staffan & Thomas
as sam ot tam
@@the.history.editss пише се аз бе :D
Great video! Me and my family have just returned from BG. Our first trip to revisit our relatives after 6 years. We missed it so much.
I am Brazilian, my soul is Brazilian forever, but since marrying a Bulgarian, Bulgaria stole my heart ❤😂 The plan is to move back when we retire, hope we will succeed. I wish the best to bulgarians all over the world!!!
The clip of Gergana and the winners of the coin flip singing “We Are the Champions” took me out 😂 She was such a joy to watch in this video. Sending all my love to her and the people of Bulgaria ❤
Same, the fact it was so unexpected made it funnier.
Lovely lady!
Also the cut to her in the hotel: “We’re going for bloody mary or what are we gonna do?” The editing is perfect and she’s just such a gem.
I've visited Bulgaria for the first time last year and not only loved it for the nature, food & adventures it offers but heck.. those people are something else! Some of the kindest people I ever came across, quite refreshing as a Dutch guy I must say!
One of the reasons why I live in Bulgaria for 12 years as a Dutch guy.
True, friendliness and kindness is an unknown concept in Holland,in Amsterdam at least. I visited once, beautiful country, but witj such bad-mannered, cold people, I won't be visiting again.
@@mariapap8962 I would not visit Amsterdam either, for that specific reason. There is true hospitality in the Netherlands but it’s for sure not in Amsterdam. The best thing Amsterdam has to offer is the easy connection to the highway towards it has to Utrecht
Bulgarian here. Thank you for visiting my country and showing its charm and beauty to so many people. There are so many things to do and see here, definitely worth coming again!
Love you guys!!! Was traveling recently when my luggage got lost. A local resident and fellow subscriber to the channel recognized my lightning bolt and let me stay with them. The community you've built is so incredible, and I must give thanks to you all for doing so
I’ve watched hundreds of videos representing my country but you guys definitely left me speechless. It was a storm of emotions - laughing with you, crying, happiness, nostalgia…And about Gergana ❤ such a pure human being. Greetings from a Bulgarian in Barcelona 🫶
Yeah, Bulgaria has nice hotels, right? They dhowed just 2 minutes in a restaurant, 1 minute in a church, 3 minutes in Kazanluk...
THIS IS AMAZING!!!! I am one of the people whose family moved out of Bulgaria when I was young, now I am moving back for the beauty in culture! Glad you loved it 🥰 Thanks for making this video, guys!
BULGARIA FOREVER!!! 🇧🇬🇧🇬🤍💚❤️
As a Bulgarian watching Yes Theory since the beginning, this video brings a smile on my face and some some tears in my eyes.
Gergana was perfect, you met the bwst person possible. So positive, energetic and just lovely. She teuely displays Bulgarian hospitality.
БЛАГОДАРЯ ГЕРГАНА! ОБИЧАМЕ ТЕ!
Recently it's "the Country everyone moves in".
I (and not only me) just moved in after 13 years living in UK.
Thanks to my "suffering" in UK I appreciated life in Bulgaria ❤
It is your choice to suffer or not...
@@paco_lord87 Exactly, it is and it is in the past, far away in UK 👏👏👏👏👏
The fact that Gergana didn't know about your TH-cam channel or how famous you all actually are shows her incredibly sweet character. She is, for sure, the type of person you want to be around 24/7, haha. It would be amazing to see her in your upcoming adventures!🧚🏻♀
Hah, I do love her personality but I dont know if id say she is the type of person you want to be around 24/7. Sure, she is fun, but extreme spontaneity is very unpredictable. Its good, maybe, to be that way on a holiday, since you have no real responsibilities then.
Not 24/7
But definitely fun for the weekends ;)
Hah nobody knows this channel 😂😂😂
@@vlweb3dthats not okay to say 🤓
Gregana! What a lady!!! The finest example of the saying that "the darkest nights produce the brightest star"❤ I love Bulgaria, have been going there every summer for six years in a row now. Thanks for this episode guys 😊
Missed you guys! So lucky to get to travel with my incredible friends and be a part of the greatest community. YES FAM for life!
So nice to see you in a video again, hope you're having an amazing time at Julliard! ❤️
episodes with you are the best eric fr
Lmao riding rollercoasters at a carnival in Bulgaria is probably the most dangerous thing they have ever done on this channel lmao
It was great to see you back!
I'll watch anything you make Eric, you're going to be a fantastic actor ❤
I've been to Bulgaria three times since I was small since we are blessed with Bulgarian friends. We've stayed in a gypsy village, a mountain town and beach towns wich makes me believe I've seen quite a good variety of the country. Some people live in very hard conditions, which makes especially winters very hard... But the people are so lovely. They are excited to show you everything in their country and share all their food and time with you. I love it and hope to visit many more times😊 I was so happy to see Bulgaria on this channel!
Bulgarian is beautiful and Gergana is right, when you’re there you feel free. People leave thinking the grass is greener somewhere else, eventually they realize what they left behind and return.
Facts!
I’m from Romania and every Year I go on vacation in Bulgaria. It’s a very nice country and I really like the beaches there. I really hope that you will come to Romania too. Keep up the good work!
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I came to explore Bucharest twice during the summer and I loved the vibe of the city. I am definitely getting back for more trips. Also, I was happily surprised that Romanians were so cool towards me when I introduced myself that I am Bulgarian.
Moved to Bulgaria 11 years ago and I love it every single day.
Love the video guys. Best regards from Serbia, we are pretty much on the same side of the coin as Bulgaria when it comes to many things. The lady was a hit and she truly represents the spirit of south Slavs.
As a kid growing up in Bulgaria, I didn't see or understand the problems that had taken its toll on Bulgaria and on the Bulgarian people...
My mother usually tried her best to take care of us, while my father was working and helping us from Denmark...
It's now when I live in Denmark (that I also had moved from my home country)
that I began wondering and seeing some of the problems that this country and not only Bulgaria, but many countries on our planet, have been 'plagued' by.
But despite the circumstances my life had seen, when I was young, I was very fortunate to have, as a child, experienced some of the true beauty that this country beholds.
Something I was fortunate enough to mostly have held within me.
That is why I believe that despite being affected by the negative side of society, love shall always be the key to unlocking the door to true happiness...
Even if it is sometimes hard to follow the path of love and respect.
Thank you for the video Yes Theory 🇧🇬
Tak Denmark 🇩🇰
Thank you for sharing your journey and the kind words, appreciate ya 🙏
What are some of the problems you can see now in Bulgaria after living in Denmark?
@@jamieguthrie1760 funny enough, I had also moved to Denmark from Bulgaria when I was 19, and some of the things that stand out to me are better health care, cleaner and more organized cities, less crime, less stress due to higher income.. but at the same time I've been considering if I should move back to Bulgaria or another warmer country, as Denmark for 4-5 months of the year is very rainy, with thick clouds and has nowhere near the beautiful nature that we have in Bulgaria. As a foreigner in Denmark, also the social connections have been quite harder to make compared to being in your home country with good friends and family.
@@jamieguthrie1760 It is hard to define it to be honest... It is not only in Bulgaria that i have seen "problems"... One thing could be the mentality of our societies, but every countriy has it's upsides and downsides...
I just think it is important to acknowledge the upsides and strive to make them better for everyone in every country :)
As an eglishman living in Switzerland. I absolutely love visiting bulgaria. So much culture, history and lovely people. Ive been to 2 weddings there now and by far the best weddings ive attended. Truly an interesting and amazing country.
We stayed in Bulgaria for 2 months drydock back in 1996, Local are very friendly. I was single back then working in a containership. Met some locals and became friends, I can't wait to comeback with my family. I think summertime is the best time to visit, They have so many activities in downtown and beach party.
As a Bulgarian citizen living abroad, I can tell you that many Bulgarians in or out of the country will greatly appreciate people who take the time to travel to our incredible land. It is amazing how you are all so open to know more about our culture, history, places and food. And yes, you guys are right that there are more wonderful things to see there. If you go there next time, I recommend exploring the southwestern parts (Rila and Pirin mountain area) as well as the Varna. Once again, thank you for your positive video on our beautiful country of Bulgaria!
Не се връщай, такива нехранимайковци не ни трябват!
I wouldn't say for all, some people are great, some people or horrible there. We were a mixed couple, and got so many nasty looks, and one lady started shouting at us to leave a store which she didn't even work in.
@@naveed755 WOW, I am so sorry that happened to you. Sending you healing energy. 🙂🤎
@@redinabloogs8477 well it is what it is, there's people from all sides, but out of all the countries I've been and I've been to quite a few, Bulgaria had the worst racism
@@naveed755 You are not wrong about the racism part. Most people living there never lived in a society with people from different backgrounds. As we already know, Bulgaria has some of the lowest multicultural rates in Europe. There are Bulgarians who are ignorant only hearing the negative stuff of others thus why racial incidents are not uncommon. I feel bad that this occurred to you guys and I hope these few horrible people did not tarnish your experiences. These are one of the many problems in Bulgaria despite having great things. I hoped you guys still got to enjoy a bit there and lets hope that there will be a little change regarding it.
I was literally passing by a TV this morning and they were showing how you made this video about BG. I got super happy, because I 've been waiting for years for you to come and make a video about my country. Thank you for coming and having a great time! Hope someday you will return for more adventures! You are always welcome! :)
P.S. I returned to Bulgaria after living in Germany and Denmark for 7 years.
Damn, I was gonna guess Belarus by the title. I went to Sofia last summer and had the TIME OF MY LIFE. Love Bulgaria, love Bulgarians, love Sofia, so much fun.
The cheapest? They were smart to keep the Leva and not adopt the Euro to avoid the change of cost of living.
As a Sofia resident, Plovdiv is even better. By far. Reason to come again maybe.
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@@asdf3668 thanks, I only heard it spoken and never saw it written so I was just guessing.
But why does Media portrait Bulgaria often in a bad way?
i went on bulgaria on holiday last year and it was sick. We did a road trip from sofia to burgas. Hidden gem fr
I spent 3 days in Sofia a few months back. I absolutely fell in love with the city, and will definitely come back.
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You are welcome again, any time!!!
This is the most positive comment section I have seen outside of sleep music videos. ❤ Absolutely beautiful, and also to see how many native Bulgarians have seen it and been brought joy from the video.
As a Bulgarian I am pleased to see you guys come to our country and like it. A lot of people think that Bulgaria is unrepairable from it's resent very decreasing population, VERY unstable government and just poor economy for Europe standards. You are welcome to come anytime!!!
Ти не схвана ли идеята и внушението ,че благодариш даже за подвеждащо и високомерно видео, като всеки...само българите сме чуждопоклонници защо бе хора ,защо ...да се харесате или да изпъкнете или е по лесно..Здраве и късмет
@@True4evor Защо да е подвеждащо и високомерно? Какво му има на видеото?
@@True4evor Друго си е да си поклонник на джуджака от кочината и постоянно да мрънкаш, че другите са ти виновни, че си прост и беден. Хората винаги са успявали, когато се обединят и приемат другите. С колкото повече хора и държави сме обединени, толкова по-добре ще живеем. Само пълен дегенерат би искал една затворена за външния свят държава и би нарекъл сънародниците си чуждопоклонници. Няма такова понятие. Излез малко от селото си, попътувай по света, вместо да си кон с капаци. България никога не е успявала, когато е била сама.
@@True4evorshut up Or go back to shell. u selfish minded who's never grown up.....better stay inside cave or shell. Be open minded
Thank you for your hospitality❤
I discovered your channel today and immediately fell into a binge-watch scenario. I am currently watching this video on my TV, but I pulled it up on my phone just to leave this comment. 😄 Thank you for creating such inspiring content. ✨️ I wish you success in your upcoming endeavors!
As a Bularian living abroad because my parents decided it when I was young, thank you for this video! ❤ I too want to return one day. Videos like yours show me that people from other countries often get a very positive impression of Bulgaria through their trips. Thank you for making this!
When you return, you will see that it's not all this funny as shown on the video. Coming to live here with salary coming from Western country ok, or if you are in the IT sector will be good for living and it the 4 big cities. Living in some small village far away from those big cities and depending on a job there, no chance of survive or only survivor day for day.. But when you see the shity administration, stupid police officers that don't know English and can guide you or when they are ignorant about your stolen items or you being raped or something like that you will start to dislike it very quickly. And about the medicare if you have paid medical insurance from your company you will be ok but if you decide to trust the "free" medical care from the government, oo la la, your movie just begins and it's genre is going to be HORROR. Yes on video and coming to be here for some time with good health is ok, but if I have the chance of escape from here I will do it. Follow or P.M. for more tips.
As a Portuguese, I lived and studied there for 5 months and all the country impressed me so much, lovely to see you going through all the places I’ve been to! 🤩🤩
And yes 2 out of the 5 months I slept with cockroaches in my uni residence hahahahahaha
Hey, thank you. I was in portugal for a while and from all other European countries i have been i felt the most like at home in Bulgaria. I will visit Porto this summer🎉
@asen7574, that's interesting that you say that because watching this video and reading some of people experience visiting Bulgaria really reminds me of Portugal. Maybe one day I will visit your beautiful country.
I might be biased because I am a Bulgarian but this is one of your best videos yet so far guys❤ The way you perfectly captured the emotion and tradition of our country could not have been better! Lots of love from Bulgaria
I’m from Scotland but my parents moved to Bulgaria to retire in 2011. Beautiful country!
A lot of Brits are actually moving to Bulgaria, you can find ''British Villages'' around Bansko for winter and around Varna and Burgas for summer.
Channel 4 are doing some series about that I think. Some brits I know are being filmed by channel 4 🤷🏼
Yeah for vacation. They don’t live there for jobs or better life.
The government always pushes native British to leave if they don't like it in Britain. I hear it's quite bad there currently
Oh my God, God has cursed me... Where ever I want to go, what I prefer and enjoy- these fiends ARE THERE. THEY FOLLOW ME LIKE I AM THEIR GUIDE...
Because of the warmer weather, when getting old the moist environment of the British isles is not good for your general health.
Bulgaria was my first international trip out of the US for study abroad. It was when the travel bug bit me and changed my life. I was so excited that you were doing a video about this country and its beautiful people! ❤
I've never left the US, if shit hits the fan here in America, I'm without a doubt going to Bulgaria. I love that their traditions aren't being erased.
Actually we've got a ton of america funded media/ political parties/ and nongovernment organization who actively work against Bulgarian identity, tradition and independence
@@nikolastoyanov9696 There is exactly the same situation in Romania and Hungary.
I left America many times when I was younger and lived for awhile in five other countries. I can tell you that the hardest part was moving back to the USA where almost everything (and everyone) is artificial, shallow, inauthentic and controlled by corporations.
@nikolastoyanov9696 who doesn't lmao? goodnight sweeden and the rest of EU
Very easy to say when living off USD. Ask any “expat” if they would live in a foreign country like the average citizen and 9 times out of 10 they’d say no because they wouldn’t be able to enjoy their luxuries whether they directly express that sentiment or not. This is coming from someone whose family came from a small mountain village in Mexico then moved to the US then traveled/lived abroad countless times from my time in the US military.
I am Bulgarian. I love your way to show my beauty country! Thanks Gergana, she is beautiful example for Bulgarian spirit ! Please came back for the part 2, you will see more and more incredible things. Best regards! 🇧🇬🙌🏻
I can’t believe you came to my country and my city-Sofia. I am so glad that you showed the good side of Bulgaria and I am happy that you enjoyed your time here! Love from Bulgaria
Hey guys, TV watcher just checking in here. I always watch you guys and I actually bought a couple pieces of merch from you guys (which I never do).
You guys have been a great way for me to show my mom the world outside the U.S & you have really helped her to understand that, even in places that would be categorized as a “no go zone”, most countries are full of beautiful people who love others.
I appreciate the Yes Theory team and all that you have done over the years.
You guys are awesome!
What a beautiful comment thank you so much!
I’m from Bulgaria and today is my birthday. As a big fan of the Yes Theory channel and movement i can say thats the coolest bday present i could receive! I’m super excited! 😄
Happy birthday buddy... God bless you
Човек, аз от кога чакам да дойдат в България, ама не ги хванах😂
Hope you have an amazing birthday! 🎉
Happy B-Day !!
Happy birthday to you ☮️💗
Right before the video started with all that pictures I already knew it was Bulgaria , Bulgarian here btw (living abroad) been following you for sure more than 7 years so far even if in mo longer that consistent .. since people didn’t say it openly in your video , well burglaria is really beautiful and safe place the people , traditions , cultures , nature and how we do our parties are as well , but sadly if you work there most of the times you get less than the half of what you would get in another country for the same tipe of work so sure if you work abroad or come after retirement everything looks cheap but if you worked there you would actually see the struggles , also it’s wildly known for it to be corrupted , the loans our country still sometimes takes from eu which may not repay in the next 2 generations , and our government , there may be other motives for locals to leave those are the ones that come in my mind right away.
But trust me we aren’t leaving because we don’t like Bulgaria , we are leaving out of necessity , and I can assure you every Bulgarian abroad dreams one day to go back to Bulgaria again, when the conditions would be better. And see all the relatives and friends they left. Because there is no other place where we can feel more free and at home than in Bulgaria. Trust me there are a lot of people like gergana , we sometimes look a bit stubborn and expect hidden motives for any good action , but overall it’s on our culture to be really friendly , respectful and well managed (obviously there are exceptions but it’s a minority)
as a foreigner who is working in bulgaria i don't agree with this; if you work there most of the times you get less than the half of what you would get in another country for the same tipe of work so sure if you work abroad.
yes salaries are lower but everyone has their own home (unlike the west) and those who are living in small cities grow their own food. besides that, the rest is true but corruption is almost everywhere in the world. for me, the positives are more than negatives. i like here very much
I work with a chap from Bulgaria and he always says how friendly everyone is . He's even said he would have a place for me to stay, but always said to him that would be lovely and never really thought about it as I'm not to great with going new places especially somewhere abroad . Watching you guys has made me think I should put myself out my comfort zone and just say yes . I'm going to have a chat with him and see where it goes
DO IT!!!! You ONLY live Once ❤
The biggest danger is you will enjoy it so much that when you leave the regret from not coming earlier might be unbearable.
I am Bulgarian , I study in Germany and i feel really death inside in germany. Always when i come back for summer in Bulgaria I feel happy and fufilled. I love the weather, the food, the nightlife and especially the nature. I will probably go back when im ready with studying .
Много ми е чудно защо ходиш до Германия, сякаш България не го предлага това, което учиш?
my Catalan friend who is living in Germany says the exact same think.
Germany is like that. Many serbian people who went there came back with even mental health issues. I would never choose to stay in Germany as they treat foreign workers way differently than German workers. Finish your studies and go back to Eastern Europe where at least you have love and freedom. Life without love and freedom is nothing.
of course you do but the OP's country is either america or the uk or maybe canada where crime is absurd compared to bulgaria, it's hilarious to claim people want to leave bulgaria in 2024, 10 years later.
@@HeroManNick132 чуждопоклонничество, заглавието е буквално "държавата която всеки иска да напусне" а топ коментарите на плешивите студенти в 20те учещи в Берлин са 'путин е тъп хомофоб, да живее крал чарлс' - не че ми пука за путин ама казвам какъв е профила на малоумните тревомани в западна европа/америка.
Bulgaria has much to offer mountains, sea and beautiful architecture. One of the most slept on countries in Europe. 🇧🇬❤!
I just love seeing people coming to my home country and enjoying all the traditions, food, and people. I am glad you guys had so much fun and showed Bulgaria to so many people
I went to Sophia Last year by myself and I was blown away by the country and loved it. You captured the heart of Bulgaria!!!
watching this video right after our Bulgaria trip!! Can confirm that Bulgarian people are the friendliest and all speak excellent English. We had such a great time in Sofia!!!
I have never considered visiting Bulgaria until now. Now I’m in love! Thank you for sharing this trip with us!
Wow! Loved this video. Such beautiful people, community, countryside in Bulgaria!!! 💜💚🧡
That bulgarian mom was absolutely beautiful and had an infectiously joyous personality. Yall were lucky to have gotten to experience such wholesome moments with her!
Bulgaria is an amazing place! With love from Romania ❤️
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Live you guys 🇧🇬❤️🇷🇴
Малко заболя като прочетох заглавието и веднага се сетих за България. Thank you Yes Theory for making a video of my country! Gergana was the perfect guide for you in Bulgaria, such warm spirited and kind! Much love to all of you 🤍💚❤
Hey! You made me want to visit Bulgaria asap. The scenery looks awesome. The people beyond friendly. And the food looks tempting. Super!
You mentioned that we must leave a comment. I'm ashamed to say that I've watched quite a few of your videos and I've always had so much enjoyment from them but not commented. This one came up after not watching them for a while and It's made me want to go to Bulgaria to meet the wonderful people. You are all brilliant at what you do - full of life and optimism. And fearless!! You are also very respectful of everyone you meet along the way. You have the best TH-cam site of any that I've seen and I thank you so much for entertaining us continually but at the same time making us think. 10 stars!!
I am Bulgarian and this video filled my heart with happiness and warmth! Thank you for taking the time to visit our beautiful and somewhat confusing country that we all love and cherish ! 🤍💚❤️
Вие някакво чувство за достойнство нямате ли? При това заглавие вие гледате и се радвате. Изобщо не го гледам това видео. Заглавието е напълно неуважително и не заслужава моето внимание. Жалко за такива хора като вас
I honestly cry on most of your videos guys, but this one really made me just sob. You presented our country just the way I think we wish people will see it. Thank you for that. Also sobbing a little because I missed when you were here, but I hope there will be a next time :) ❤ much love from Sofia 🫶🏻
I am Bulgarian, and watching your video I felt very kind feelings, even though you showed a small part of my country. Thank you! I look forward to the sequel!
This gave me goosebumps, I was waiting for an episode in Bulgaria. Thank you for portraying our country in such a beautiful way! Благодаря! 🤍💚❤
Hello guys! I'm Bulgarian, and I've been following your channel for years. Thank you for always being open to seeing the best in every place and for breaking negative stereotypes. I believe this mindset is what leads you to meet people like Gergana and is the reason you have the best community of followers and friends. Seriously, thank you for the amazing effort you put into providing us with such great content!
🤗 Another Bulgarian here.
Hi guys! Thank you for showing my country in such a positive light! Great content as always! I am glad you met friendly people here that made you feel welcome in our not so small and very beautiful country.
Last summer in Paris with my partner we ran into Thomas in front of the Eiffel tower and we were so glad to meet you in person. It was such a nice coincidence that made our day so exciting! I have never imagined you visiting my country and walking just a few steps from my house 😀
Again, thank you for making this video and showing Bulgaria from your perspective. 🩵
Haha, nice coincidences. : )
We visited Bulgaria last month and did an epic road trip and we had a fantastic time. The people are so friendly, the food is amazing, it is profoundly beautiful and rich in history - we are definitely going back ❤🎉😊
I am a foreigner living in Bulgarai, but Bulgaria aint cheap. Bulgaria is cheap when you brings dollars or whatever. Local wages are low. But Bulgaria has a charm, its relaxed, lots of nature, low expectations, good weather. I love it here
This video popped up on my channel, and I clicked on it spontaneously. I was pleasantly surprised and watched the entire time with a smile on my face 😃 my partner is Bulgarian and we are traveling to Bulgaria in just about 2.5 weeks. I love this country! 🥰🇧🇬
Amazing video! I'm from Bulgaria, but I live abroad. I miss my home and we are moving back in the beginning of next year! A lot of Bulgarians are doing so :)
That’s wonderful news that you are going home! I hope more do the same! I’m from US and I want to go now! I just retired 1 tear ago. My husband and I want to travel and Bulgaria is now on my list, along with other countries in that area. It looks so beautiful and I want to try the food!! TY to YES THEORY FOR TAKING US WITH YOU! 💕
Wow! Seemed like it when we were there, does seem like there were many in that same position!
where are u living now and why u wanna return?
Don’t wait! Come back! Home is waiting for you! 🖤 I moved back to Bulgaria not long ago and I love it! No better place than home 🇧🇬🖤
your ancestors left to give you a better life and now you can do the same
I enjoy seeing the World and experiencing so many different adventures thru this channel. The places you go and the people you make connections with is amazing. I love this channel!