Doesnt it suck that your channel is slowly dying? I think it has to do with youtube viewer generations... Hey could you make a video of how that works? That would be AMAZING
Also in my country Brazil we don't feel safe during the day or night well but this depends city by city like Rio de Janeiro haves zones areas are extremely violent principle if you are a tourist if you go to the favelas you probably gonna get stabbed shot or get robbed during the day or night but there is a Place in Brazil are less violent and more pacific compared to other states is Santa Catarina is in the south and more cold region of Brazil we also have snow in this ah and we are in the winter right now and guy you really need to visit my country more espesifc the city of Blumenal is a German european city this place are very secure we have German people German food German Beer a Museum German architecture German Tradicional Party's like Öctoberfest and the Österfest you really need to see this city in Google maps and visit some day Greetings from Brazil : ) ps: I am your fan and I like your videos Vlogs and you talking about Russian culture Eastern European countries European stuff yeah stuff like that
Ian Baranek then why in the hell would tourist do at night time in pretty much shitty neighborhood it’s more likely some Germans or some immigrants that did this 😂😂
Who isn't when they travel to somewhere foreign that has a lot of history? I love travelling to new places JUST to admire the architecture and history!
I visited Berlin last year and I never felt even the slightest feeling of a threat. I was walking around at 1 a.m. and the only "threat" you'll see are drunk people, and even then, they are really funny and approachable lol.
There are some no-go zones in every major city in Germany, where you probably shouldn't go after dark. I have been in Berlin once and I did go into a city district where a majority of foreigners live and I thought it was pretty safe. You might get stabbed or beaten up, but it's not as bad as american hoods for example.
@@ethhics Thats not really accurate...In Germany there aren't reaaaally such things like no-go zones. There aren't evan real ghettos in Germany like in England or in the US. Of course there are a few "problematic" city districts in Germany but the people there are just poor, alcoholics, drug addicts and rather kill themselves pretty often then beeing violent. For example there isn't such a thing like gang crimes like for example in New Mexico where people shoot each other openly on the streets. Of course organised crime exists in Germany as well like drug dealing and also human trafficing but it's much less than in the US and way more subtle. But I agree that Berlin is looks really sketchy in a lot of areas and is in general a really ugly city, mainly because its socialist history and its large amount of immigrants that live there. In general the big german cities are really not that beautifull, especially Berlin and Cologne. Cologne for example was 95% destroyed after the second world war and the rebuild of the city had to be rushed which led to the city beeing complete eye cancer inducing today. Hamburg however is pretty nice, it's modern and clean. Munich is also pretty decently kept and also is the most expensive city to live in all over Germany so only middle and upper class citizens live there. But in general the mid to small sized cities/towns are the most beautifull like Marburg, Bremen, Münster or Aachen. My favourite beeing Monschau, it's small but really amazing.
I´m surprised that someone from chelyabinsk is afraid of being mugged or attacked in Berlin, I haven´t yet heard that from anyone here in Germany but I know a lot of people here who´d be afraid of going to Russia
@@sirhxgh4721 ahm I doubt that. Berlin is statistically always under the top 5 making place 3 or 4. Except maybe for Frankfurt there is no city that's an obvious worse offender than Berlin and not even Frankfurt comes close to Russias badlands. I'm speaking generally, not if you belong to a certain group of people or something like that.
When you were showing us the window security, how was the obvious joke missed that the only thing that comforted a Russian abroad was a literal iron curtain?!?
The thing that makes me mad the most on the internet is, when people try to convince me (a german) that my country is overrun with rapists and criminals and that you basically cant walk the streets at night without getting mugged.
Huh. According to some Germans living in my own city I should have been robbed, stabbed and converted to Islam many times over by now. Not necessarily in that order.
Haven't been to Germany in about 10 years but I remember never having felt in danger, I could walk my whole town at night as a 10-11 year old and not worry about shit.
Crime and safety in Berlin is just a relative issue. Compared to other German cities Berlin is simply less safe. (Frankfurt and Hannover are No. 1 & 2 regarding crime btw. Source: PKS 2017) But that doesn't make these cities dangerous or unwalkable by night by any means. After all Germany is rated as "highly secure" by the global peace index. Ofc it depends on the neighborhood but even the "bad ones" are safe if you use your brain and don't get yourself in shady situations. After work I used to walk through Berlins drug parks at night and all the dealers and thugs were literally minding their own business. I don't know which right wing morons told you that you're getting stabbed by refugees over here. In my experience these statements come from people who haven't even been to Berlin or Germany at all. I highly recommend reading the statistics on crime in context of immigration published by the federal criminal police office.
I live two streets away from what's supposed to be Germany's most dangerous street, I regularly cycle all the way up it coming back from work at night. I wouldn't do that in some of the "safer" places I come from in the UK.
Yeah thats true germany is safe but in berlin and other cities especially cities tourists visit if they sense that you are an tourist they will fuck you up for real
Even the people openly dealing drugs usually leave you alone if you just walk past them. I met enough of them at Ludwigshafen Main Station. That town is the closest germany gets to too sketchy to walk around at night.
@Sandrine Sorry to disappoint you, but I´m a Berliner and I made completely different experiences. If a man don´t look like common, and have long hair, a bit colorful, a bit "feminine", you have to be very careful in areas which are called "Wedding"(between Mitte and Reinickendorf) and Neukölln. That´s damn consence from many people in that city. It´s not some rightwing-minded opinion. (One of many )sources: www.berliner-zeitung.de/mensch-metropole/angriffe-auf-homo-und-transsexuelle-in-berlin-li.10888 This "tolerant washing" of Berlin is so stupid. As a LGBT-Person I got disappointed here only and I wouldn´t feel more save like probably in Russia. People can say lot on papers (Gay-Marriage), but the reality is different. What roman said about the guy who told him something about the refugees ist true. What i really like on Berlin is the so called "Mietendeckel", which allows people to stay in their flats in Buildings built before 2013 during prices for rents were rocket up since the last twenty years. But, many people don´t have work here. In most points, Berlin is a fancy facade.
The reason we don't have metal detectors is because they're not really needed. I haven't even thought about this until you brought it up, but stabbings and stuff happen very very rarely on public transport. You're more likely to get pushed down the stairs.
Hey Roman, from a 76 yr old in u.s. I enjoy your vids, insights and sense of humor. I don't get the slang like drip, brah, etc. Guess I'm out of touch with the younger generation. hahaha
I'm 71 living in Brazil. My parents were Russians, we arrived here in 1953, I was 4 then. I love Roman's perspective of today's Berlin. He's lots of fun. I agree with you as to some of the slang. Nevertheless, he's self-taught in English and doing a good job in the language. I chuckle with some of his accent flaws but they add to the overall humor!😀
Starting something, spending billions more than planned and then eventually completing years after schedule like Berlin-Brandenburg-Airport, Stuttgart 21, the German Part of Brenner-Basis-Tunnel, the german part of NEAT-Gotthart?
I suppose you don’t have many 46 year old female followers. You have at least 1 though😜! I find your videos amusing: it’s so much fun following you around travelling Europe or doing whatever. Thanks & greetz from Tilburg, the Netherlands.
Welcome to my home city,enjoy :) My grandfather was born in Berlin to 2 russian parents who fled from the russian revolution because my g. grandfather was an officer in the imperial russian army. Berlin has a long history of russian immigration,and a lot of stunning history to discover.
prenzlauerberg is like one of the most rich areas so i can definitely tell you its not the cheapest got to Lichtenberg,Marzahn or Neukölln, can‘t mention kreuzberg cause it’s getting more expensive cause it beeing in but if u go to kottbusser tor or görlitzer park. But i love Berlin it’s my second favorite area in germany been there think 10 times in the past 2 years but i love my ruhralley too much (it’s like the town where ur living cause it was the coal & industry area of germany but its definitely way more likely to live there cause we handled the economic situation quite well, still one of the poorest areas in germany but also great diversity and very multicultural with like 10 over 200.000 population city and 10 75.000 population city in reach of under an hour by public transportation, which is absolutely great in almost all parts of germamy) Berlin is like the LA of Europe what i quite like about it, a cheap LA. Is it in Russia same that u gotta pay for public toilets
To all future tourists: Pleaaaaase don't sit on the holocaust monument like you can a few guys doing at 5:58! We hear of so many instances of tourists taking silly selfies there and even jumping from block to block like it's a playground. It's not. It's a monument of rememberance for the murdered jews. Please treat it as such.
I couldn't actual sleep with these windows, in Brazil we have grids on the windows, I would just close that curtain and try to sleep while sweating with the fear of being robbed or stabbed.
I'm from Prague however living in Berlin. Prague is way more beautiful and safe but Berlin just so great in terms of people Btw greetings from Westberlin ;)
Of course Prague is "mpre beautiful"... Prague also hasnt been destroyed in ww2... But before ww2 Berlin has been way more beautiful. Berlin has been called second Athens by international press back then. And by the way: Prague was German ruled for most of its history and alot of it has been built by Germans. Prague architrcture is completly German for a reason. Only difference is that Prague survived. Prague basically looks like every medieval-renaissance timeline German city. Same for most of Poland and many other east european countries where big German communities have lived for centuries + most of East Europe has been ruled/dominated by Germans for most of european post-Roman Empire history. The Germans obviously influenced those lands and the look of their cities by alot.
@@whynotstayhonest4706 Wtf are you taling about. Do some research before spouting nonsense please. Prague is actually built like most Belgian cities and French cities are built wich is Goth architecture. Germany didn't even have lots of goth architecture. The only main gothic building that i mostly know off in Germany is in Cologne and that's it. And again no, those cities weren't ruled by Germany but mostly by Ottomans since the Ottomans constantly invaded central Europe through Hungary and prague and other main cities were basically constantly being destroyed by the constant invaders ( The ottomans ) and the Papel church wich at that time mostly reigned supreme over Europe. Next time do some research about European history please. Prague architecture is GOTHIC and not GERMAN. Get of your high horse mate and no, they were mostly occupied by the Turks and not the Germans. Sorry to bust your nuts ;)
@@kurtwagner6574, I always kind of disliked the capitals of different countries, I'd rather live in a tiny village than to live in a capital city, and Berlin is one of them.
I LOVE going to Berlin - great city. I was actually there at the same time. Windows on to the street... It would never have occurred to me that it wouldn't be safe. I've always felt dafe in Berlin.
Meowth In de game There is new Justin y, they’re just comment youtubers. I don’t know why everyone says that, because Justin Y is still kicking around.
Having been to East and West Berlin back in the 80's when I was 8 years old. My father was in the Berlin brigade at this time, and the 30 minutes that we drove around in the East was terrifying to me. I swear that we were being followed the entire time. I went back in 2016 and it was quite different. We also went to Czeckoslovakia in 2016 along with Hungary and Poland, with a short stay in Austria. The Slovak part of Czeckoslovakia is pretty poor compared to Prague and the rest of Europe.
15:20 They are starting to build more and more elevators in metro and subway-station, but that'll take a lot of time like every other construction in Berlin :P
I've lived on the ground floor in another German city for years ( and we did not even have the luxury of a shutter like in your airbnb. People who walked by would talk to my cat who was sitting on the window sill. So I guess it is pretty normal to live like that at least in bigger cities.
6:30 people let themself get manipulated by the media so quick, espescially, as you said ''epic gamer'' teenage boys who have watched some youtube videos about the refugee crisis
Noah and I am from Russia lived there for 10 years in south west part of Russia and I never been robed or even seen a gobnik in my life 😂😂😂and NFKRZ tries to paint Russia like it’s a third world country 😂😂😂not to say everything he says about Russia is not true but in some ways he just over exaggerates some of the situations
Also because Russians actually had real warfare with germans at our territory and most of the villages and cities were just destroyed, so we had to build these cheap housing everywhere so people have a place to live
Also bc u guys actually care about where u live (ie u guys don’t have that much of a litter problem) unlike in America where people will literally throw trash out their car windows 🤮
A very interesting video . Saw you for first time , in your city , with Bald and Bankrupt ! Thank you for sharing your journey . Viewing from The USA .
04:30 Yes flats on ground level will have windows on street level, that's quite normal. This is a building from the late 1800s or maybe 1900s/1910s at best, probably for low income workers, so it has no front garden in order to make as much use of the space as possible. So you end up with windows right next to the pavement. That's how they built apartment blocks at the time. More affluent buildings of that era and buildings post-WW2 will typically have a front garden between the house and the actual street, and of course high rise building will have some greenery around them and the "ground floor" is usually a bit higher.
I just got flashbacks to 7 years ago when we visited Berlin on a school trip, and we visited checkpoint Charlie and visited that same McDonalds! Mental. Berlin is a great city. Lots of historical value, pre WW2, during and after. Don't get all the hate either.
windows looking out over a street is very common in Europe, you did not have to worry, Berlin is pretty safe, Berlin is one of my favorite cities in Europe
@@spicylemon6255 yes I saw it, I know nfkrz's opinion, but Necrify lives there and I want to know experiences from more people. I live in Czech and apparently its worse in Germany, so I am trying to find out for myself (too poor to travel).
Funfact: everyone shittalks Berlin but it's actually quite a decent and very relaxed capital city, it just has a very controversial reputation. It's not as pretty as some cities due to the war but there are few places on earth where so much world history piles up in one place.
@@KarlSnarks It's a big capital city. People like to hate on Berlin a lot. Often rightfully so but it's less about safty and more about a far too messed up government.
@I HATE TOUCANS Nobody is giving Berlin a leg up. It generated 136,6 billion Euro in 2017, making it the fourth largest economical hub in Europe. It's debt though is high for a single city with 15 billion in 2018 (Hamburg for example had 2 billion more in debt in the same year). That the Länderausgleich is problematic is nothing new, afterall it's still being debated every few months (and will need ongoing reforms - like everything in politics). And yes, in that regard, Berlin is expensive but to say that it's a "leech" is a rethoric nobody should ever use. This is politics afterall, not some argument about a sports club in a bar. The point is; Berlin itself isn't the problem, it's the government of Berlin that is. And why is that the case? As a centrist, governments need a certain balance. Some liberal reforms, some authoritarian measures, moderate left and right positions cooperating or shifting relativley regularly in order to achieve the best possible rule. The issue with Berlin is that it is being ruled by the left parties alone and these parties are not the economical backbone of the country but the moral one. They understand social inequality, environmental issues and so on but to have a strong econemy, you need liberals (FDP) and to some extent CDU though the later is questionable economically as well - the CSU in Bavaria on the other hand is doing an excellent job in that regard. Despite being way too conservative. Well, in that regard, balance is not everything afterall but the point remains: the issue is not Berlin as a city but Berlin as a government. It's also the result of Berlin being a city state that used to be integrated in the local econemy for centuries burocratically. That would normally balance the left leaning cities with a conservative countryside. Take Bavaria. Many of the hubs of the country are more left leaning but they have to cooperate with the overall conservative population. Berlin on the other hand is what happens when local politicians are only trying to appeal to their voters and are surrounded by their own yes men. A city which is a compeltle mess and should be integrated into Brandenburg and eventually, the Bund (federal government) will do exactly that, take on Berlins debt and end this farce. Sadly, not yet. One last thing about the econemy though; German econonemy is complex because as with all federations, having similar base government archetypes doesn't change the fact that each state is very free in their approach to politics. In terms of the econemy, Germany would profit from more centralized approaches but in the end, to break down the whole national econemy would take ages so let's leave it at that.
Only a couple of days ago, an African migrant pushed a German woman and child in front of a train at Frankfurt Hbf. Not long after a Serbian migrant did the same with another German woman. (in Frankfurt, the child died and in the other incident the woman did not survive).
Why so racist? Also that war is nothing to joke about in my opinion... However, Volgograd does in fact have alot of German history/influences because of the ethnic German community of Russia + the German Tsars of Russia.
@@whynotstayhonest4706 first how am I racist and I do understand how horrible that war is I have studied for a very long time 3/4 of my life but the problem you should also have is how this man makes fun of the battle of Berlin and the war to. P.S sorry if any of this offened you. From, The op vloger
roman in later video: i hate when tourists live in the center of moscow and think that all of russia is entirely like that also roman: my week in the city center wasent that bad
Prenzlauer Berg isn't the city centre Other German cities aren't a whole lot different, just on a much more manageable scale and less touristy And every city has it's screaming woman or other nutter, adds to the city's character :)
I’m from the PH. An inspiration hit me to put this on Roman ‘s video. I had a friend in Berlin named Viktor Wagner.born August 20, 1943. I had not heard of him since the Wall was put up. Perhaps, somebody knows him. It’s good to hear any news about my friend. Btw, he studied to be a doctor
Also Yerevan has a lot more Soviet and Western European contrasting buildings like half the buildings are soviet shit or destroyed buildings and the other half is regular new nice clean buildings
My favourite cities in Germany are Berlin and Koeln. I’ve never felt unsafe in Germany. I’m from Melbourne, Australia and we have a bar here called “Berlin Bar”, you walk in and they place you randomly and you either go to the East or West. East is all Soviet and rickety and West is bougie and plush.
funny how non german europeans always claim that germany is so dangerous when in reality its probably one the if not the safest country in all of europe
hahha 14:44 yes it pretty much is. The buses here do it at least till the 90s, meaning some are older than you that can do that. Was almost cute, how you got so exited about that. I will have the "pneumatic suspension" spoken in your Russian accent stuck in my head now.
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Doesnt it suck that your channel is slowly dying? I think it has to do with youtube viewer generations... Hey could you make a video of how that works? That would be AMAZING
Also in my country Brazil we don't feel safe during the day or night well but this depends city by city like Rio de Janeiro haves zones areas are extremely violent principle if you are a tourist if you go to the favelas you probably gonna get stabbed shot or get robbed during the day or night but there is a Place in Brazil are less violent and more pacific compared to other states is Santa Catarina is in the south and more cold region of Brazil we also have snow in this ah and we are in the winter right now and guy you really need to visit my country more espesifc the city of Blumenal is a German european city this place are very secure we have German people German food German Beer a Museum German architecture German Tradicional Party's like Öctoberfest and the Österfest you really need to see this city in Google maps and visit some day Greetings from Brazil : ) ps: I am your fan and I like your videos Vlogs and you talking about Russian culture Eastern European countries European stuff yeah stuff like that
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70 years ago, Russians and Germans exchanged gunfire. However, today, they exchange irons
edit: thanks for all them likes and validating my ego
WET Bread i am proud of this community
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Lmao nfkrz should have said that I would have died 😂😂
Except they both are Russian
They exchanged lead would have been a better way of putting it.
"I Am Russian bruh, that's how I feel safe", behind a literal Iron Curtain.
LOL
I wish i could laugh reacc lol
No it's "iyon cuytain"
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they are made of pvc plastic lmao
Nfkrz:
“There is no single moment I got threatened in this city”
Also Nfkrz:
“Well guys we were robed last night”
It's no robbing when you get a nice stone
Dominik Schwab 😂😂 indeed dominik
@@mulmusfistus4128 No, they're minerals. Jesus Christ Marie!
Probably another tourist who forgot to pack a phone charger, honestly.
Ian Baranek then why in the hell would tourist do at night time in pretty much shitty neighborhood it’s more likely some Germans or some immigrants that did this 😂😂
Bruh, idk if it’s just me, but I seriously love how passionate Roman is about history/architecture in these vlog-type videos
Who isn't when they travel to somewhere foreign that has a lot of history? I love travelling to new places JUST to admire the architecture and history!
Because he seems to be well educated.
1940's: Germany and Russia fighting over iron
2019: Germany and Russia sharing iron
IRONic
Well said Feminine Joseph Joestar
This comment just made my day😂
Luka is russian lol
Gimme a break gramps
Thank you Tequila Joseph.
I visited Berlin last year and I never felt even the slightest feeling of a threat. I was walking around at 1 a.m. and the only "threat" you'll see are drunk people, and even then, they are really funny and approachable lol.
There are some no-go zones in every major city in Germany, where you probably shouldn't go after dark.
I have been in Berlin once and I did go into a city district where a majority of foreigners live and I thought it was pretty safe. You might get stabbed or beaten up, but it's not as bad as american hoods for example.
@@ethhics Thats not really accurate...In Germany there aren't reaaaally such things like no-go zones. There aren't evan real ghettos in Germany like in England or in the US. Of course there are a few "problematic" city districts in Germany but the people there are just poor, alcoholics, drug addicts and rather kill themselves pretty often then beeing violent. For example there isn't such a thing like gang crimes like for example in New Mexico where people shoot each other openly on the streets. Of course organised crime exists in Germany as well like drug dealing and also human trafficing but it's much less than in the US and way more subtle. But I agree that Berlin is looks really sketchy in a lot of areas and is in general a really ugly city, mainly because its socialist history and its large amount of immigrants that live there. In general the big german cities are really not that beautifull, especially Berlin and Cologne. Cologne for example was 95% destroyed after the second world war and the rebuild of the city had to be rushed which led to the city beeing complete eye cancer inducing today. Hamburg however is pretty nice, it's modern and clean. Munich is also pretty decently kept and also is the most expensive city to live in all over Germany so only middle and upper class citizens live there. But in general the mid to small sized cities/towns are the most beautifull like Marburg, Bremen, Münster or Aachen. My favourite beeing Monschau, it's small but really amazing.
@@kurtwagner6574 True true, thats what I said aswell, its nowhere near as bad as in the US
@@ethhics couldn't be more true
@@ethhics no go zones hahaha my guy i think u never been to a no go zone, then u would know there are none in germany. Go to the usa or south america
Colorized footage from 1945 of a Russian soldier during the invasion of Berlin.
Epic
Lol
But modern version
I´m surprised that someone from chelyabinsk is afraid of being mugged or attacked in Berlin, I haven´t yet heard that from anyone here in Germany but I know a lot of people here who´d be afraid of going to Russia
Well tourists are usually seen as easy prey in most larger cities, I guess the worst german neighborhoods don't come close to russian ones though.
@@sitzreihe15 yeah and they are not in berlin. There are way worse cities in germany
@@sirhxgh4721 ahm I doubt that. Berlin is statistically always under the top 5 making place 3 or 4. Except maybe for Frankfurt there is no city that's an obvious worse offender than Berlin and not even Frankfurt comes close to Russias badlands. I'm speaking generally, not if you belong to a certain group of people or something like that.
@@sirhxgh4721 Berlin is the absolute shithole of this country
Berlin einmauern!
@@TheNinj47 what makes you say that? Just curious as someone who's not from the country.
*"Former" soviet KGB agent sent by Putin attempting to reform the DDR, 2019, colorized*
When you were showing us the window security, how was the obvious joke missed that the only thing that comforted a Russian abroad was a literal iron curtain?!?
Christopher Whitaker me myself i went to 33 countries but im scared visiting russia i was a bit off when he was scared about that 😅
U know a country is scary when u need iron bars to keep people out of ur place.
NFKRZ is my favorite European city tour guide.
Still appearing on like every video i see.
@Muh boi nah he still everywhere
Did you get your play button?
Justin Y. just fucking stop already. please just fucking stop.
People get so worked up by a random dude that posts a lot of comments and it's hilarious. Why does anyone care about this?
The thing that makes me mad the most on the internet is, when people try to convince me (a german) that my country is overrun with rapists and criminals and that you basically cant walk the streets at night without getting mugged.
Huh. According to some Germans living in my own city I should have been robbed, stabbed and converted to Islam many times over by now. Not necessarily in that order.
@@leontest5452 Yep!
Dont forget that sharia law is coming 😂👍🇪🇺
Go tell the dozens of women that got raped in cologne in one night that. Doubt it stopped there too.
Haven't been to Germany in about 10 years but I remember never having felt in danger, I could walk my whole town at night as a 10-11 year old and not worry about shit.
Ah arriving by train... just like in 1945 ORIGINAL JOKE
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Stop, this dogshit meme is way too overused.
@@TheJopeToons ONH
@@bigman489 sorry it is indeed quite shit but i couldnt come up with anything better :/
@DerEntscheider wutface.
Crime and safety in Berlin is just a relative issue. Compared to other German cities Berlin is simply less safe. (Frankfurt and Hannover are No. 1 & 2 regarding crime btw. Source: PKS 2017) But that doesn't make these cities dangerous or unwalkable by night by any means. After all Germany is rated as "highly secure" by the global peace index. Ofc it depends on the neighborhood but even the "bad ones" are safe if you use your brain and don't get yourself in shady situations. After work I used to walk through Berlins drug parks at night and all the dealers and thugs were literally minding their own business. I don't know which right wing morons told you that you're getting stabbed by refugees over here. In my experience these statements come from people who haven't even been to Berlin or Germany at all. I highly recommend reading the statistics on crime in context of immigration published by the federal criminal police office.
I live two streets away from what's supposed to be Germany's most dangerous street, I regularly cycle all the way up it coming back from work at night. I wouldn't do that in some of the "safer" places I come from in the UK.
Yeah thats true germany is safe but in berlin and other cities especially cities tourists visit if they sense that you are an tourist they will fuck you up for real
Nahh - Agreed!! It’s similar all over the world, some places more so than others.
Even the people openly dealing drugs usually leave you alone if you just walk past them. I met enough of them at Ludwigshafen Main Station. That town is the closest germany gets to too sketchy to walk around at night.
@Sandrine Sorry to disappoint you, but I´m a Berliner and I made completely different experiences. If a man don´t look like common, and have long hair, a bit colorful, a bit "feminine", you have to be very careful in areas which are called "Wedding"(between Mitte and Reinickendorf) and Neukölln. That´s damn consence from many people in that city. It´s not some rightwing-minded opinion.
(One of many )sources: www.berliner-zeitung.de/mensch-metropole/angriffe-auf-homo-und-transsexuelle-in-berlin-li.10888
This "tolerant washing" of Berlin is so stupid. As a LGBT-Person I got disappointed here only and I wouldn´t feel more save like probably in Russia. People can say lot on papers (Gay-Marriage), but the reality is different. What roman said about the guy who told him something about the refugees ist true. What i really like on Berlin is the so called "Mietendeckel", which allows people to stay in their flats in Buildings built before 2013 during prices for rents were rocket up since the last twenty years. But, many people don´t have work here. In most points, Berlin is a fancy facade.
The reason we don't have metal detectors is because they're not really needed. I haven't even thought about this until you brought it up, but stabbings and stuff happen very very rarely on public transport. You're more likely to get pushed down the stairs.
Or in front of a metro
Yea the danger in german public transport is to get pushed down the stairs and get stomped on.
@OKUDA 16 million of 80 million have migrational backround... so?
There were two cases recently of migrants throwing people in front of trains. One of them killed a child.
@@r.p8146 hahaha
Hey Roman, from a 76 yr old in u.s. I enjoy your vids, insights and sense of humor. I don't get the slang like drip, brah, etc. Guess I'm out of touch with the younger generation. hahaha
I'm 71 living in Brazil. My parents were Russians, we arrived here in 1953, I was 4 then. I love Roman's perspective of today's Berlin.
He's lots of fun. I agree with you as to some of the slang.
Nevertheless, he's self-taught in English and doing a good job in the language.
I chuckle with some of his accent flaws but they add to the overall humor!😀
Germany did a really solid job recovering after the loss in WW2. I respect their work ethic a lot. Very cool people!
Starting something, spending billions more than planned and then eventually completing years after schedule like Berlin-Brandenburg-Airport, Stuttgart 21, the German Part of Brenner-Basis-Tunnel, the german part of NEAT-Gotthart?
18:52 pyro is chillin in the backround
Lmfao
Mhm he doesn't have a car
not fat enough
lmaooooo
So guys we did it! We made a cameo in a NFKRZ video!
24:24 "Someone put a literal rock in it's place" IM CRYIN
I love the way you say iron lol
*IRIN*
@@yeezy-_-szn i-ron
Anyone: Iron
NFKRZ: i-ron
Eye ren
I-rin
I suppose you don’t have many 46 year old female followers. You have at least 1 though😜! I find your videos amusing: it’s so much fun following you around travelling Europe or doing whatever. Thanks & greetz from Tilburg, the Netherlands.
You are a legend, mad respect
Ah, the Teslatown of Europe
HAKKKUHHHHHHH!
rkan2 yes, that’s right. Sounds good huh; ‘Tilburg Teslatown’😀
oh shit een Nederlander
EN HET IS NOG EEN MILF OOK LETS GOOOO
Top 10 Best Tour Guides:
*Number 1: NFKRZ*
"Berlin is unique because it's been destroyed and rebuilt so many times"
Oh like nearly every other European city.
There are not that many capitals that were destroyed so completly.
Warsaw in Poland comes to mind.
@@singlesinceforever1964 Yes, that's the other one.
Yeah sorry about that to some of you.
@@EstEsreil I'm Irish, done much worse than destroy our cities.
Nearly 75 years later, ex-Soviet soldier visits Berlin where he helped take the Reichstag.
Good Rapman Cal! How the fuck did you leave melons room?
Welcome to my home city,enjoy :)
My grandfather was born in Berlin to 2 russian parents who fled from the russian revolution because my g. grandfather was an officer in the imperial russian army.
Berlin has a long history of russian immigration,and a lot of stunning history to discover.
NFKRZ: *I’m just following my grandads footsteps*
You have such a kind soul. You are caring about disabled people. About everybody really
That touches me. Hug!
3:36 I guess you could call that
An iron curtain
*cue seinfeld theme*
I love this channel...so authentic with lots of character and enjoyable to listen to.
Russian soldier ready to storm The Reichstag, 1945 ( Colorised)
Your videos are always amazing. So much enthusiasm. Puts me in a great mood.
Step 1: rent cheapest Air BnB possible
Step 2: complain about it
Step 3: ????
Step 4: profit from YT money
“Gets Demonitized”
Reconquista Internet?
prenzlauerberg is like one of the most rich areas so i can definitely tell you its not the cheapest got to Lichtenberg,Marzahn or Neukölln, can‘t mention kreuzberg cause it’s getting more expensive cause it beeing in but if u go to kottbusser tor or görlitzer park. But i love Berlin it’s my second favorite area in germany been there think 10 times in the past 2 years but i love my ruhralley too much (it’s like the town where ur living cause it was the coal & industry area of germany but its definitely way more likely to live there cause we handled the economic situation quite well, still one of the poorest areas in germany but also great diversity and very multicultural with like 10 over 200.000 population city and 10 75.000 population city in reach of under an hour by public transportation, which is absolutely great in almost all parts of germamy) Berlin is like the LA of Europe what i quite like about it, a cheap LA. Is it in Russia same that u gotta pay for public toilets
Konseq prenslauer Berg is a fancy neighborhood of Berlin, a lot of kids around, this was not a cheap hostel, but nothing fancy either
Nfkrz flexing with his fl studio beat
YONKERS PLAYING IN THE BG??? Ok, this is epic, roman just keeps on being a god damn hype beast
To all future tourists: Pleaaaaase don't sit on the holocaust monument like you can a few guys doing at 5:58!
We hear of so many instances of tourists taking silly selfies there and even jumping from block to block like it's a playground. It's not. It's a monument of rememberance for the murdered jews. Please treat it as such.
lolol lol
Do people know that Jews weren’t the only people killed?
You didnt ate Döner Kebap in Berlin bruh
Now that's an actually bruh moment
And curry Wurst mit Pommes?!
Berlin Döner is fucking nasty bruh
@@germie9739 What's so different about it compared to other Döners?
@@G-Mastah-Fash They fuck the white sauce up with something it just tastes way off
my dude straight up got an iron curtain in his room
The Fernsehturm TV tower, an architectural marvel of the DDR
With a lovely view from the top, though costly
Fernsehturm literally means Tv Tower. Its like saying oh chilli con carne with out meat.
I love how you have such intelligent and articulate descriptions yet still add hilarious edgy content
The most underrated content on TH-cam
Tiocfaidh ár lá
I couldn't actual sleep with these windows, in Brazil we have grids on the windows, I would just close that curtain and try to sleep while sweating with the fear of being robbed or stabbed.
I live in Brazil and I fully agree with you! Nem sonhando!
Bruhlin
Where is the bald and bankrupt collab
NFKRZ mentioned that He has to have his VISA approved so that is going to take a lot of time.
I'm from Prague however living in Berlin. Prague is way more beautiful and safe but Berlin just so great in terms of people
Btw greetings from Westberlin ;)
Klabautermann
Of course Prague is "mpre beautiful"... Prague also hasnt been destroyed in ww2... But before ww2 Berlin has been way more beautiful. Berlin has been called second Athens by international press back then. And by the way: Prague was German ruled for most of its history and alot of it has been built by Germans. Prague architrcture is completly German for a reason. Only difference is that Prague survived. Prague basically looks like every medieval-renaissance timeline German city. Same for most of Poland and many other east european countries where big German communities have lived for centuries + most of East Europe has been ruled/dominated by Germans for most of european post-Roman Empire history. The Germans obviously influenced those lands and the look of their cities by alot.
@@whynotstayhonest4706 Wtf are you taling about. Do some research before spouting nonsense please. Prague is actually built like most Belgian cities and French cities are built wich is Goth architecture. Germany didn't even have lots of goth architecture. The only main gothic building that i mostly know off in Germany is in Cologne and that's it. And again no, those cities weren't ruled by Germany but mostly by Ottomans since the Ottomans constantly invaded central Europe through Hungary and prague and other main cities were basically constantly being destroyed by the constant invaders ( The ottomans ) and the Papel church wich at that time mostly reigned supreme over Europe. Next time do some research about European history please. Prague architecture is GOTHIC and not GERMAN. Get of your high horse mate and no, they were mostly occupied by the Turks and not the Germans. Sorry to bust your nuts ;)
True Berlin is a real shithole lol. There are much more beautifull cities in Germany like Munich, Münster or Bremen.
@@kurtwagner6574, I always kind of disliked the capitals of different countries, I'd rather live in a tiny village than to live in a capital city, and Berlin is one of them.
regarding the buss thing, it's common, but, this shows how important it is for everyone to travel and see how other ppl solved things.
who tf irons his clothes on holidays XD... I dont think that normal here in germany. So i also never saw a iron in a hotel ^^
Zydia So people don’t iron their clothes?
@@NoName-gp3zr i only iron "good clothes" for official stuff tbh. Not my daylie shirt
Maybe Nfkrz was just acting it figuratively, if you know what I mean :D
I don't iron my clothes at all. What the fuck is this, a fancy dress party?
Somebody doing a travel Blog? lol Do you show up to work looking like a slob?
I love your videos, Roman!! Your sense of humor, in your videos, makes me laugh!! Keep on making them!!
I LOVE going to Berlin - great city. I was actually there at the same time. Windows on to the street... It would never have occurred to me that it wouldn't be safe. I've always felt dafe in Berlin.
that's because you are perfectly safe in Berlin, I have no idea where he got this idea from
1:48 "thank you"
*smacks guy in back with iron*
It was one of 256 Brah moments
I give your hairline 2 years
Lol omg this is the funniest comment ever
Soon he and Mr. Bald will look like twins. So enjoy that long floppy hair now.
NoFuckersBangerz gets an I-ron from a fan, greatest thing I've ever seen on this channel to date.
0:30 Last time I saw a Russian flag in Berlin...it was Soviet. On top of the Reichstag
Avery The Cuban-American i see you in almost every nfkrz commet section
Queen Maddie yes and also on the Eurovision channel the China uncensored channel. He’s just the new Justin y. (Justin y. also commented on this video
Meowth In de game There is new Justin y, they’re just comment youtubers. I don’t know why everyone says that, because Justin Y is still kicking around.
J e r u h何 I want to know how that matters.
J e r u h何 Ok tony Montana.
Having been to East and West Berlin back in the 80's when I was 8 years old. My father was in the Berlin brigade at this time, and the 30 minutes that we drove around in the East was terrifying to me. I swear that we were being followed the entire time. I went back in 2016 and it was quite different. We also went to Czeckoslovakia in 2016 along with Hungary and Poland, with a short stay in Austria. The Slovak part of Czeckoslovakia is pretty poor compared to Prague and the rest of Europe.
Red army arriving at the fuhrerbunker 1945 (colourised)
15:20 They are starting to build more and more elevators in metro and subway-station, but that'll take a lot of time like every other construction in Berlin :P
I've lived on the ground floor in another German city for years ( and we did not even have the luxury of a shutter like in your airbnb. People who walked by would talk to my cat who was sitting on the window sill. So I guess it is pretty normal to live like that at least in bigger cities.
I must say this vlog was very good! Really informative, some humour and not biased. Sums up Berlin real nice!
5:01 is this the Iron Curtain my history teacher was talking about?
your travel vlogs are so damn good, you need to keep traveling lol. they always give me a laugh
6:30 people let themself get manipulated by the media so quick, espescially, as you said ''epic gamer'' teenage boys who have watched some youtube videos about the refugee crisis
Nah, Berlin is a shithole, except the inner city.
@@ruslad1991 of course it has increased, no doubt, which doesnt mean you cant visit the city without getting stabbed or something
@@ruslad1991 and I am from germany and I have visited Berlin multiple times, never had big negative things happening either
Noah and I never said it’s so bad you can’t visit this country however I understand that the far right have been over exaggerating this
Noah and I am from Russia lived there for 10 years in south west part of Russia and I never been robed or even seen a gobnik in my life 😂😂😂and NFKRZ tries to paint Russia like it’s a third world country 😂😂😂not to say everything he says about Russia is not true but in some ways he just over exaggerates some of the situations
There is substance in every NFKRZ euro city tour. 👌
European cities are nicer than russian ones partly because we actually take care of the infrastructure and plant all kinds of trees everywhere
Also because Russians actually had real warfare with germans at our territory and most of the villages and cities were just destroyed, so we had to build these cheap housing everywhere so people have a place to live
You should visit Moskau or Sochii
Also bc u guys actually care about where u live (ie u guys don’t have that much of a litter problem) unlike in America where people will literally throw trash out their car windows 🤮
@@bzuyeat7186 Idk if you've ever been to France then. And I thought the UK was bad
Diabetoes fr? I thought France would b good bc they supposed to b so environmentally friendly and shit
Dude you're really good at vlogging
I hope you travel more and capture an entire globe of bruh moments
“The most controversial city on Earth”
That’s a funny way of saying Jerusalem
A very interesting video . Saw you for first time , in your city , with Bald and Bankrupt ! Thank you for sharing your journey . Viewing from The USA .
Stasi agent hunts down East German emigrants 1970 remastered footage colorized
More like KGB
04:30 Yes flats on ground level will have windows on street level, that's quite normal. This is a building from the late 1800s or maybe 1900s/1910s at best, probably for low income workers, so it has no front garden in order to make as much use of the space as possible. So you end up with windows right next to the pavement. That's how they built apartment blocks at the time. More affluent buildings of that era and buildings post-WW2 will typically have a front garden between the house and the actual street, and of course high rise building will have some greenery around them and the "ground floor" is usually a bit higher.
I just got flashbacks to 7 years ago when we visited Berlin on a school trip, and we visited checkpoint Charlie and visited that same McDonalds! Mental.
Berlin is a great city. Lots of historical value, pre WW2, during and after. Don't get all the hate either.
windows looking out over a street is very common in Europe, you did not have to worry, Berlin is pretty safe, Berlin is one of my favorite cities in Europe
Me coming from the US (NYC) living in Berlin Germany I must say it is uncommon asf to live like that so yeah u just got a really shit airbnb lmao...
Necrify how long have you been there my fellow gamer
Can you speak german tho?
What is it like with the immigrants from the middle East? Is it a problem ?
simon h Have you seen the video?
@@spicylemon6255 yes I saw it, I know nfkrz's opinion, but Necrify lives there and I want to know experiences from more people.
I live in Czech and apparently its worse in Germany, so I am trying to find out for myself (too poor to travel).
Great video, I really liked the narrative flow, keep it up my dude
3:56 thats not for food, its for heroin
You should really do more VLOGS
I'm really glad I watched this episode!
Is that collab with bald still coming this summer?
I'm still waiting nfkrz!
By now, you may know, it happened.
They got shit-faced drunk!
I like your travel vids and your comments about Berlin!
Keep em coming.
14:33 we have 20 year old buses in the UK that can do that lol
Love this video and the wax museum was awesome. Love the small meme skits youre doing xD
Funfact: everyone shittalks Berlin but it's actually quite a decent and very relaxed capital city, it just has a very controversial reputation.
It's not as pretty as some cities due to the war but there are few places on earth where so much world history piles up in one place.
I've only visited Berlin once, but it seems as safe as any other Western European city I know. I must say I wasn't even aware of its reputation.
@@KarlSnarks It's a big capital city. People like to hate on Berlin a lot. Often rightfully so but it's less about safty and more about a far too messed up government.
@I HATE TOUCANS Nobody is giving Berlin a leg up. It generated 136,6 billion Euro in 2017, making it the fourth largest economical hub in Europe. It's debt though is high for a single city with 15 billion in 2018 (Hamburg for example had 2 billion more in debt in the same year).
That the Länderausgleich is problematic is nothing new, afterall it's still being debated every few months (and will need ongoing reforms - like everything in politics).
And yes, in that regard, Berlin is expensive but to say that it's a "leech" is a rethoric nobody should ever use.
This is politics afterall, not some argument about a sports club in a bar.
The point is; Berlin itself isn't the problem, it's the government of Berlin that is. And why is that the case? As a centrist, governments need a certain balance. Some liberal reforms, some authoritarian measures, moderate left and right positions cooperating or shifting relativley regularly in order to achieve the best possible rule.
The issue with Berlin is that it is being ruled by the left parties alone and these parties are not the economical backbone of the country but the moral one.
They understand social inequality, environmental issues and so on but to have a strong econemy, you need liberals (FDP) and to some extent CDU though the later is questionable economically as well - the CSU in Bavaria on the other hand is doing an excellent job in that regard.
Despite being way too conservative.
Well, in that regard, balance is not everything afterall but the point remains: the issue is not Berlin as a city but Berlin as a government. It's also the result of Berlin being a city state that used to be integrated in the local econemy for centuries burocratically. That would normally balance the left leaning cities with a
conservative countryside.
Take Bavaria. Many of the hubs of the country are more left leaning but they have to cooperate with the overall conservative population.
Berlin on the other hand is what happens when local politicians are only trying to appeal to their voters and are surrounded by their own yes men.
A city which is a compeltle mess and should be integrated into Brandenburg and eventually, the Bund (federal government) will do exactly that, take on Berlins debt and end this farce. Sadly, not yet.
One last thing about the econemy though; German econonemy is complex because as with all federations, having similar base government archetypes doesn't change the fact that each state is very free in their approach to politics.
In terms of the econemy, Germany would profit from more centralized approaches but in the end, to break down the whole national econemy would take ages so let's leave it at that.
NFKRZ, nice vlogs, like the topics about sovjet building and your travels! keep on going! cheers
NFKRZ : I came, I saw, I ironed.
Only a couple of days ago, an African migrant pushed a German woman and child in front of a train at Frankfurt Hbf. Not long after a Serbian migrant did the same with another German woman. (in Frankfurt, the child died and in the other incident the woman did not survive).
My German friend would have to do German visits volgograd (2019, colorized) gone wrong
Why so racist? Also that war is nothing to joke about in my opinion... However, Volgograd does in fact have alot of German history/influences because of the ethnic German community of Russia + the German Tsars of Russia.
@@whynotstayhonest4706 first how am I racist and I do understand how horrible that war is I have studied for a very long time 3/4 of my life but the problem you should also have is how this man makes fun of the battle of Berlin and the war to.
P.S sorry if any of this offened you.
From,
The op vloger
Cash is safe, cash is analogue, no fees, cash is private, cash is king
roman in later video: i hate when tourists live in the center of moscow and think that all of russia is entirely like that
also roman: my week in the city center wasent that bad
Prenzlauer Berg isn't the city centre
Other German cities aren't a whole lot different, just on a much more manageable scale and less touristy
And every city has it's screaming woman or other nutter, adds to the city's character :)
@@TheDotBot i have to disagree because ive been to Frankfurt and it was litteraly a shithole
I’m from the PH. An inspiration hit me to put this on Roman ‘s video. I had a friend in Berlin named Viktor Wagner.born August 20, 1943. I had not heard of him since the Wall was put up. Perhaps, somebody knows him. It’s good to hear any news about my friend. Btw, he studied to be a doctor
Also Yerevan has a lot more Soviet and Western European contrasting buildings like half the buildings are soviet shit or destroyed buildings and the other half is regular new nice clean buildings
My favourite cities in Germany are Berlin and Koeln. I’ve never felt unsafe in Germany. I’m from Melbourne, Australia and we have a bar here called “Berlin Bar”, you walk in and they place you randomly and you either go to the East or West. East is all Soviet and rickety and West is bougie and plush.
funny how non german europeans always claim that germany is so dangerous when in reality its probably one the if not the safest country in all of europe
Haha.. yeah right 😂
Those roll-down metal shutters are common on new construction in Croatia as well. It's more about keeping out the summer heat than security.
Damn nfkrz finna invade Berlin💯💯🥵🔥🔥
Ghosty Guy
Bruhhhhhh
I was actually in Berlin around 2 weeks ago and I also really enjoyed it, there was a lot of interesting museums and nice architecture.
Last time a Russian visited Berlin they didn’t leave for 45 years
am from America and I visited Berlin once. It is a city I would live in. The history makes it unique.
You need to team up with the shortest American TH-camr Cr1TiKaL to bring about world peace.
3:48 - Nice meme impression. :D The spontaneity makes it more funny.
7:22 - No, McDonald's is in the former Scottish sector.
Man.. the first scene.. this association is soo rare!
from germany ive never had issues before with ma windows and weird people
hahha 14:44 yes it pretty much is. The buses here do it at least till the 90s, meaning some are older than you that can do that. Was almost cute, how you got so exited about that. I will have the "pneumatic suspension" spoken in your Russian accent stuck in my head now.