Statues are clean. Streets are clean. No homeless people left out to rot on the pavement. People look healthy and happy. I hope they can keep it that way.
@@DaciaProject compared with some capital cities from the west, our "problem" with homeless people and drugs is a joke. But yes, that doesn't mean we should ignore it. And definitely we must act now!
I know where you are coming from. I married a Romanian woman, moved to Romania 4 years ago and never looked back. Romanians except you and embrace you and I never felt like I belonged somewhere than here in my life than I do here. Nice video!
💥As a Black guy who's spent years living in Europe, let me tell you: Europe and the USA might both be free societies, but in Europe, they actually enforce the rules. Meanwhile, in the USA, folks are more concerned with their "right" to do whatever they please. The mentality couldn't be more different. European food? Way healthier. Do you guys see anything different in this video? The people are actually walking everywhere-imagine that! In the USA,🤣😆 though, you'd think driving a block was a necessity of life.😆🤣😂 How many overweight individuals did you all count in the video? While I felt more at home in Hungary, I still have a deep love for Romania. Oh, and the women in Europe?🤟❤ Super feminine and always put together in public.😍🥰 No bonnets, 😏 no nails that could double as Wolverine’s claws, 🤮 and definitely no oversized, dinosaur-looking eyelashes.🤮 It’s a whole different vibe.💯
Thank you for describing your feelings about Romania and Europe in general. As a romanian, who I've been livingin in the US for more than 20 years, I am so greatful that people like you can see the differences and the good things about Romania. I am also greatful that I have the opportunity to live in the US. I learned a lot, I met people from everywhere, from every culture, I met nice american people. I was helped by nice americans, I work with them and they made me feel welcome. People use to say that you are appreciated by other people because of how you treat orhers. Probably because of my personality and because I embraced other cultures and appreciated others, I was treated nicely. That's why I was never uderestimated or any other bad things happend to me or my family. However, I miss so much my country Romania. I hope that one day I will be able to return with my family!
The wolverine claws and the rest have arrived to Europe as well, lately :( I swear, Americans export everything stupid to untainted places. For 10-20 years now, we also have women's quotas in hiring and DIE and other stupid crap :(
Have you seen something different in Romania?No Negroes looting,killing Whites and robbing.Maybe because we're ALL Whites we are that capable of being civilized...Let that sink...Oh.noDEI crap and NO Affirmative Action.
I lived in romania 22 years and 15 in spain but I am romanian haha. Yeah cities like bucuresti and Iasi has a great nightlife for ALL AGES. Those restaurants with the traditional food and shows are amazing if your not romanian you might not understand to much from that show and dancing and capitalism made romania great again hahah
This is definitely not the Bucharest I grew up in. I left with my parents in 1978 and I have not been back yet. After watching this video, I'm renewing my passport and hopefully 2025 will be the year for my return to my homeland. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences withe the world. you got a new subscriber.
Don't believe everything you see. Is a huge arranged propaganda for stopping romanians to leave for other countries and encouraging the ones who already left to return.
If I remember my history correctly (correct me if I'm wrong) wasn't Romania under communism in 1978? If so, that says it all, no wonder you didn't want to go back. Think you'd enjoy it immensely if you visited your childhood country again, enjoy!!!!
I’m halfway through, and I can’t believe how clean the streets are… The quality of life is palpable… And the women are gorgeous… I love that, so many of them still wear dresses… That is definitely a sign of a healthy society … The fact that people are living in reality is tangible… It actually sticks out like a sore thumb, because we are so warped in the US… I already have my passport… Romania is on my list…
@@arturnejman9490 It has nothing to do with leftist. Eastern Europe had responsible loyal men who only left their country to make money outside and bring it to their country to improve it. A concept that western men know nothing about. Western men are totally irresponsible towards their own country and then whine about its downfall while blaming it all on women. As an eastern european woman it makes me want to puke to see how irresponsible western men are. It's so disgusting.
@@LizKcer Don't ever go to and major US cities then... They have all gone down hill from people who have no care or respect for their surroundings.. The people who designed and built those major cities have fled from them decades ago (due too ever increasing crime, crazy taxation and being targeted for theft) to smaller towns (which is the only places in America anywhere near as nice as your own cities).
@@LizKcer❤Eu locuiesc in Bucuresti si Bucurestiul nu e deloc murdar, de fapt este excelent in comparatie cu usa sau Franta Bucurestiul este paradisul clasic al romanilor care isi dispretuiesc tara sa mearga la gunoi Din alte țări europene
As a romanian who lives outside Romania, what I like in this video is that I see quite a few buildings BEING RENOVATED. That for me is AWESOME! Keep doing this Bucharest!
More and more old buildings have been and are renovated. And the result is astonishing. You would never believe before how beautiful, how gorgeous jewels they can be!!! Calea Victoriei is almost entirely renovated and I guess in 2-3 years the whole downtown will be the same.
This is honestly mind blowing! Casually walking through an actively crowded city with beautiful scenery, clean streets peaceful people while some random musician is singing what a wonderful world is insane! To top it off Bo is walking proudly with his woman who within seconds naturally shows how much she doesn’t care about the camera or Bo’s audience by simply looking over at him with a genuine smile of admiration, respect and love. Unedited, unscripted just raw casual footage of his new life overseas. Absolutely inspiring!!
1st thing I noticed people aren't looking at their phones people are actually walking and talking to each other. Definitely like I how remember in the 90s growing up.
Romanian here. I just randomly discovered you today and I've seen most of your clips regarding Romania. I am very glad to see how much you like our country ( yours too, you are a romanian now, our brother ). After watching your clips there's one thing I have noticed that stood up besides everything, and I'm sure you felt it, more specifically since you have moved into Romania you started a new life but in the true meaning of the word, the fact that you talk about the safeness here which is indeed as you say it, no exaggeration, i'm 33 years old and never in my life had any safe regarded issues, means you have taken off your head one worry that was keeping you busy maybe daily or often at least, so that alone is a major quality of life increased, being relaxed, mind free means more focus on the things that really matters to you. This could be one of the factors why we are more balanced life and family oriented nation, we have a safe environment and good conditions to grow and educate kids.
I think Bo said he was born in Romania before coming to the States, so it’s not like he wasn’t already Romanian 😂 I think all the time about going back to the old country where my wife is from. I suppose my children have the best advantage of having roots here in one of the most developed and “advanced” areas of the world, but I know how all of my girl peers came up and I would rather they not. Hopefully the strength of my family and tradition is enough to keep them from going insane Feminist. We’ll see.
Yea. they made a Bucharest tradition that during weekend they close the main boulevard for cars, and make it available for pedestrians, while adding some stalls, fares and whatnot.
Actually, this is not something new. Closing the main street to traffic (often permanently) is a long time tradition in many smaller cities, the street being known as “Strada Mare”.
It’s night time, people are there at that time only to have fun. This video is biased because of this, go in another places, at any time, and you’ll feel something else.
I honestly don`t understand these comments, its like they live in another Universe(no offense), what you did in this video is so normal that every single romanian do all the time. For us is normal to walk like this without any problem, day or night. I live in Cluj (one of the safest place in Romania and Europe) for 38 years and i NEVER in my life had a problem with a stranger...EVER!!! Romania is one of the last gems of freedome in Europe...please cherish it!
Boys, as a man who left Australia in 2019 and lived in four countries since, your life WILL be better overseas. Work your asss off, make it happen, and live the dream!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
doar sa nu vina ciorile din India , Pakistan, Africa , Maroc, si tarile astea de kkt - au futut toata Europa de WEST - sper sa nu ajunga si la noi , deja vad ciori din India , astia se inmultesc mai rau ca paduchii !
If you really want to, go in the rural areas to see the true Romania, people still live there like 200 years ago, by the food and traditions. Bucharest is nice, but it’s actually the worst part, depending on what you want. For city life, it’s perfect, but not for something else
Yeah, actually the "romanians" living in the 80s and even 90s were most of them jews... But it's still OK as long as we don't lose the country completely....
@@ionelghiorghita688 that’s not true My family isn’t a jew nor are the hundreds of Romanian families that I meth who left Romania in the 80s and 90s My father literally crossed the border in the 80s got caught in yoguslavia and escaped from prison to make it to America all to find out that Americans are controlled by satanist masons who now also control Romania
@@ionelghiorghita688I don’t know about that, a lot of people left and it’s hard to believe most were jews. We have millions in diaspora, this would mean 10%, would make us like the most Jew country in east Europe by percentage.
Bucharest looks like London did 40 years ago!! Before the immigrants FLOOD IN in their MILLIONS!!! London is now LESS than 45% White British!! We have literally been DISPLACED form our own capital, and REPLACED by more then 100 different nationalities!! This place looks pretty bloody good to me!! Think I'll be visiting Romania very very soon!!
@@shadowrock Da, este. Dar Bucurestiul e multe lucruri concomitent. Are si multe masini si cladiri nerenovate, dar are si locuri superbe si cladiri istorice renovate si frumoase. Depinde de fiecare ce vrea sa vada. Daca tii la propria ta buna dispozitie, te duci unde te simti bine si privesti partea pozitiva a lucrurilor. Dar daca te simti mai bine sa fii hater, e si aia un mod de a privi lucrurile. In orice caz, se renoveaza la greu in centrul orasului acum cladirile istorice, si oricum sunt din ce in ce mai multe locuri in care e placut sa mergi in Bucuresti. Traficul ramane problema numarul 1 care nu este aproape deloc adresata de primaria generala - sa speram ca urmeaza si asta luata in considerare, pentru ca realmente traficul dement scade calitatea vietii aici. Dar ceva-mi spune ca si cei din Cluj pot sa vada asta in orasul lor, care a ajuns sa aiba trafic cam la fel de rau ca Bucurestiul.
Deliverance, revenge and tenderness: struggling with its own crazy past, never aggressive but always passionate and unforgiving, a fortress of Christianity and Latinity at the crossroads of the three plundering empires, Bucharest is an amzing state of mind more than a city.
if you have the monthly wage from Belgium ,but living in Bucharest ,Cluj ,Brasov, Sibiu , Constanta , from Romania (some examples ) ,then you will feel like king or emperor ...regarding the lifestyle , to live normal lifestyle in Romania - *you need at least 1000 Euros netto/ per month* , if you earn more than that , lets' say starting with at least 1500 euros netto per month ,everything is beautiful ,relaxed ...people with at least 3000-4000 euros per month they will feel like a king or emperor regarding the lifestyle here in this video - is The Old Town , in the centre of Bucharest - touristic area
and nobody is screaming at you to stop filming. Beautiful As a creative that’s so beautiful Reminds me a bit of beautiful Tbilisi, Georgia. Same old world - modern world fusion that I love so much.
Bo really wasn't lying about how people look, particularly the women. I lost count of how many genuinely attractive ladies were walking around? I'd never really put Romania on my 'to-visit' list before (although I like the few Romanians that I've met in person over here in the UK). But I'd definitely consider it as a potential place to visit, along with a few other Eastern European places. Nice work, my man, keep up the stellar content 😎
I have a few friends who are Romanian (who also live in Arizona). As someone who used to travel and now unable to do so, this is such a great video! Thank you for sharing it.
Its safer and cleaner than any similar sized city in the USA (2,5 mln ppl) and also, safer and cleaner than most of the European capitals (with a few notable exceptions, such as Geneve, Copenhagen and a few more)
@@sawyer303 Better - maybe. Way better - no :P For instance, Bucharest still has one of the most affordable house markets in Europe's large cities compared to local salaries - only Brussels and Sofia have it better.
that was really what struck out to me. Here in Houston, TX, everyone out here is obese, tons of tats, disgusting looking trolls, etc. Even in the nice areas. So it was a shocker to see actual beautiful women like that casually walking the streets. What a stark difference of society from America!
@@fantomas4935 homogenic , family centered, man and woman give life, you have to protect your self against agumentative people that dont know witch toilet to go to..
I was there in 2001. Many of the roads in Bucuresti were AWFUL and many older buildings were in disrepair. I saw a few potholes large enough to fit a briefcase into, so obviously that country fixed that problem since then. I'm happy to see that. The quality of food was insanely good when I was there. Everything I ate was from scratch and healthy, even in the restaurants. I spent a total of 12 days in Bucuresti and Eforie-Nord...I saw the little parasites that swam on the floor of the Black Sea... they look similar to the Sea Horse with big eyes... I went to a concert in Eforie-Nord comprised of many national star musicians of the time, was such a great show. I never made it back there since then, but am totally open to going back there again someday. PS: the best draft beer I ever had in my life was in Bucuresti, from a brewery called Bergenbier... I have never in my life, to this day, had a draft beer as good as that one....
In 2001 Romania was still struggling to adapt to democracy. Laws weren't enforced and the ones they were always had loop holes. This includes political corruption.
Women wearing sundresses.. You Love to see it. Here in London, they mostly wear wrestling outfits like the Big Show or RVD or short-shorts on the verge of being male swimming trunks. My brother went Bucharest for the day on his birthday in June, said he spent the day at his hotel spa then a few drinks at a bar in the evening. Personally, I wanna visit Transylvania due to the 90s baby in me who grew up watching many vampire/Dracula movies 😅
That is a western problem though. If you leave you see femininely dressed women everywhere. No matter if you are in Romania, Russia or Japan for example. Where I am from women dress and act like men unfortunately (actually, more aggressive than men lol) so I thought this is normal until I started traveling and was shocked massively.
For those who wonder why people walk on the road. it is because the main boulevards in the city center are closed on weekends to encourage people to walk, there are different cultural activities and to reduce pollution, it's a beautiful atmosphere at the weekend, I say this as a romanian who believes that Bucharest is the worst city in Romania overall. Cluj-Napoca is better 😂 BTW, I'm not sure but I think the drones were in the same place there with the fountains show, I don't know if you knew this, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings there is a fountain show with lights, music, drones and stuff like this on Union Boulevard
as a Romanian I can say that the country has developed in recent years, but life is still difficult for most people. However, in the current world context, Romania is a safe and peaceful country. We were always taught to manage and live with what we have, the invasion of tourists can help the economy, but at the same time we prefer to keep our identity and not mix with other peoples.
@officialrobertnox The individual consumption per capita is at 89% of the EU average for Romania and 86% for Poland, I would not say that Poland is doing better now
Please do, I know Bo has access to good people that can integrate easily. We hate nothing more than foreigners, but if you integrate flawlessly, we have no problem with them, you’ll have a great life here.
@@sawyer303Well, I am Mexican, I am married in Romania, I live in Bucharest and the treatment is extraordinary at my job, everyone without exception loves me and has welcomed me in such a special way, Romania is my home.
My favorite part is walking through the hallways of tables where retaurants are and the group of dancers and at the end they got people to dance in circle along with them. Great video, thanks.
Could you imagine all those women walking by themselves at 10 pm at night in Washington DC? Not a good idea. The woman is beautiful, Bo. I'm happy for you. Get some kids. You'd be a great father.
This video oozes culture and energy, what a brilliant place to live. In the beginning of the video when you walked past the lady singing jazz it felt so peaceful and chill. Got to visit there one day. 👍
One of the things that is hugely different about most other countries vs the U.S. is that the people in most other countries are extremely social. People in America have to be some of the most anti-social people in the world. That same style of street restaurants and cafes is a rarity in the states and definitely don't have the same feel as they do in Europe or even in Central and South America. We could stand to learn many things from the rest of the world.
That's the result of living in the most capitalist country in the world. Your parties are right and far right and any semblance of true left wing policies or social project are immediately labeled as communist. It's like the red scare never ended.
Don't know this young man very well, watched bits and pieces of previous videos. Is that your lovely young wife with you? If so, I can see why you like Romania, looks lovely and having a beautiful young woman on your arm is "icing on the cake." Good for you! Enjoy!
Beautiful video. But the building at 21:00 is not from the communist era. Is in fact from interwar period (ww1 and 2), a wonderful period for Romania. Look for the pictures with Calea Victoriei from that period. A lot of history there. It would be nice if you'd comment more on these walks.
Portuguese, Spanish, French and Romanian are all romance languages, the word Romania derives from the latin adjective romanus (roman). That's why here and there romanians sound liek italians, the language was heavy influence by latin-italian. End of this boring lesson.
@@gabrielegagliardi3956actually it's opposite, the romanians left from the country all most 3000 years ago and founded Rome, the name of Rome coming from "romanians" 😂. I'm not joking! The true history will be found out soon!
It is such a joy reading the commentaries. Love Romania but I really hope this beautiful country stays a hidden gem. Otherwise, it will become just like the others.
Al ver este video puedo percibir la alegría el bullicio y la buena vibración de una ciudad llena de vida y de gente hermosa paseando por las calles de esta Ciudad sin temor alguno. Pero lo mas interesante es que es la única ciudad en el mundo similar, muy similar a la ciudad de México. Solo hay que cambiar el color de la piel de la gente, de rubio a moreno. Saludos desde México al pueblo rumano. Otra nación latina.
Love from Bulgaria🇧🇬 to Romania🇷🇴 ❤
Greetings to our Bulgarian brothers✝️
Love from Romania 🇷🇴 to all our Bulgarian brothers 🤗❤️🇧🇬
Statues are clean. Streets are clean. No homeless people left out to rot on the pavement. People look healthy and happy. I hope they can keep it that way.
:))))) There's actually many homeless and a major drug problem in Bucharest.
@@DaciaProject compared with some capital cities from the west, our "problem" with homeless people and drugs is a joke. But yes, that doesn't mean we should ignore it. And definitely we must act now!
@@DaciaProject I am sure there are homeless, but is nowhere near the horror levels in California and New York.
@@eusto_1 Very true!
just catching up.. all worlds are stage, remember
I know where you are coming from. I married a Romanian woman, moved to Romania 4 years ago and never looked back. Romanians except you and embrace you and I never felt like I belonged somewhere than here in my life than I do here. Nice video!
So is not only us the romanian expats that feel this :D
Love and respect to Romania.Thessaloniki, Hellas.
Respect Greece, hope to someday visit you!
I love the culture of Ancient Greece. I love the philosophy of the ancient Greeks. With admiration from Romania
Much love from RO to our orthodox brother Greece
I love Greeks🥰
I was in Thessaloniki last year, great as well 😊
💥As a Black guy who's spent years living in Europe, let me tell you: Europe and the USA might both be free societies, but in Europe, they actually enforce the rules. Meanwhile, in the USA, folks are more concerned with their "right" to do whatever they please. The mentality couldn't be more different.
European food?
Way healthier.
Do you guys see anything different in this video? The people are actually walking everywhere-imagine that! In the USA,🤣😆
though, you'd think driving a block was a necessity of life.😆🤣😂
How many overweight individuals did you all count in the video?
While I felt more at home in Hungary, I still have a deep love for Romania.
Oh, and the women in Europe?🤟❤
Super feminine and always put together in public.😍🥰
No bonnets, 😏
no nails that could double as Wolverine’s claws, 🤮
and definitely no oversized, dinosaur-looking eyelashes.🤮
It’s a whole different vibe.💯
Thank you for describing your feelings about Romania and Europe in general.
As a romanian, who I've been livingin in the US for more than 20 years, I am so greatful that people like you can see the differences and the good things about Romania.
I am also greatful that I have the opportunity to live in the US. I learned a lot, I met people from everywhere, from every culture, I met nice american people. I was helped by nice americans, I work with them and they made me feel welcome. People use to say that you are appreciated by other people because of how you treat orhers. Probably because of my personality and because I embraced other cultures and appreciated others, I was treated nicely. That's why I was never uderestimated or any other bad things happend to me or my family. However, I miss so much my country Romania.
I hope that one day I will be able to return with my family!
@@eee2206 you are welcome 🙏
@@guinness718Why did you like Hungary more?
The wolverine claws and the rest have arrived to Europe as well, lately :(
I swear, Americans export everything stupid to untainted places. For 10-20 years now, we also have women's quotas in hiring and DIE and other stupid crap :(
Have you seen something different in Romania?No Negroes looting,killing Whites and robbing.Maybe because we're ALL Whites we are that capable of being civilized...Let that sink...Oh.noDEI crap and NO Affirmative Action.
I lived in Romania for TWENTY YEARS, bucharest and campina, prahova, great nation
me to..1991 to 2006,,,
Why you moved out?
@@wannabeprettysoul from 91 to 2006...I had a small hotel... then I moved to Spain...
I am Belgian
I lived in romania 22 years and 15 in spain but I am romanian haha. Yeah cities like bucuresti and Iasi has a great nightlife for ALL AGES. Those restaurants with the traditional food and shows are amazing if your not romanian you might not understand to much from that show and dancing and capitalism made romania great again hahah
@@randomgaming5332 where in Spain ?
I live in Calpe
This is definitely not the Bucharest I grew up in. I left with my parents in 1978 and I have not been back yet. After watching this video, I'm renewing my passport and hopefully 2025 will be the year for my return to my homeland. Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences withe the world. you got a new subscriber.
Don't believe everything you see. Is a huge arranged propaganda for stopping romanians to leave for other countries and encouraging the ones who already left to return.
Why would you not go back at all? That's crazy to me. I left 10 years ago but go back every 2 or so years.
I left to Canada in 1995 but I go back to Romania every year to see my mom . I am selling my house now in Toronto and moving back …
If I remember my history correctly (correct me if I'm wrong) wasn't Romania under communism in 1978? If so, that says it all, no wonder you didn't want to go back. Think you'd enjoy it immensely if you visited your childhood country again, enjoy!!!!
Sper sa ai mult succes în ce-a ce ai planuit!!!!!
I’m halfway through, and I can’t believe how clean the streets are… The quality of life is palpable… And the women are gorgeous… I love that, so many of them still wear dresses… That is definitely a sign of a healthy society … The fact that people are living in reality is tangible… It actually sticks out like a sore thumb, because we are so warped in the US… I already have my passport… Romania is on my list…
you are welcome...allways.
Go to Africa!!! Our women in Eastern Europe are not into m@dsh@rking like some Western white women are, it's very rare here... Try Ethiopia ❤
thats normal europe and not leftiest rotten west. From Baltic to Black Sea- Trimare :)
@@arturnejman9490 It has nothing to do with leftist. Eastern Europe had responsible loyal men who only left their country to make money outside and bring it to their country to improve it. A concept that western men know nothing about. Western men are totally irresponsible towards their own country and then whine about its downfall while blaming it all on women. As an eastern european woman it makes me want to puke to see how irresponsible western men are. It's so disgusting.
Blocking comments about the reality of western men will make things only worse.
This is what Utopia should look like. Cultured people, no criminals and people respecting other property and life. Looks clean as hell.
What the "hell" does clean as hell even mean?
Notice it is relatively homogenous. Multiculturalism kills culture.
As a romanian I think it's not clean enough 😂
@@LizKcer Don't ever go to and major US cities then... They have all gone down hill from people who have no care or respect for their surroundings.. The people who designed and built those major cities have fled from them decades ago (due too ever increasing crime, crazy taxation and being targeted for theft) to smaller towns (which is the only places in America anywhere near as nice as your own cities).
@@LizKcer❤Eu locuiesc in Bucuresti si Bucurestiul nu e deloc murdar, de fapt este excelent in comparatie cu usa sau Franta Bucurestiul este paradisul clasic al romanilor care isi dispretuiesc tara sa mearga la gunoi Din alte țări europene
If you look. People are still holding each other's hands. Great videos bro.
I live here. My parents are in their 60s and still go out on dates and hold hands ❤
Dude, Romania seems like a hidden gem. Awesome! You and your lady are a handsome couple!
As a romanian who lives outside Romania, what I like in this video is that I see quite a few buildings BEING RENOVATED. That for me is AWESOME! Keep doing this Bucharest!
I agree the same. Bucuresti looked a lot different to me when I was there in 2001. I was also happy about seeing Bucuresti like that.
Este din nou frumos ❤
You are so stupudly biased!
Honestly look like a first world European country from this video. This looks better to me than London
More and more old buildings have been and are renovated. And the result is astonishing. You would never believe before how beautiful, how gorgeous jewels they can be!!! Calea Victoriei is almost entirely renovated and I guess in 2-3 years the whole downtown will be the same.
I'm stunned how beautiful it is. Parts of the city legitimately look like art work.
I live in this area, feeling grateful every time I walk out the door ❤
Bucharest is called something like the “Paris of Eastern Europe” because of its architecture.
This is honestly mind blowing! Casually walking through an actively crowded city with beautiful scenery, clean streets peaceful people while some random musician is singing what a wonderful world is insane!
To top it off Bo is walking proudly with his woman who within seconds naturally shows how much she doesn’t care about the camera or Bo’s audience by simply looking over at him with a genuine smile of admiration, respect and love. Unedited, unscripted just raw casual footage of his new life overseas. Absolutely inspiring!!
There are families everywhere! Love it.
1st thing I noticed people aren't looking at their phones people are actually walking and talking to each other. Definitely like I how remember in the 90s growing up.
Haha, then you're delusional and please never come to eastern europe
Great architecture, really clean streets, chill vibes and lots of beautiful women. Thanks for sharing Bo
Romanian here. I just randomly discovered you today and I've seen most of your clips regarding Romania. I am very glad to see how much you like our country ( yours too, you are a romanian now, our brother ). After watching your clips there's one thing I have noticed that stood up besides everything, and I'm sure you felt it, more specifically since you have moved into Romania you started a new life but in the true meaning of the word, the fact that you talk about the safeness here which is indeed as you say it, no exaggeration, i'm 33 years old and never in my life had any safe regarded issues, means you have taken off your head one worry that was keeping you busy maybe daily or often at least, so that alone is a major quality of life increased, being relaxed, mind free means more focus on the things that really matters to you. This could be one of the factors why we are more balanced life and family oriented nation, we have a safe environment and good conditions to grow and educate kids.
I think Bo said he was born in Romania before coming to the States, so it’s not like he wasn’t already Romanian 😂
I think all the time about going back to the old country where my wife is from. I suppose my children have the best advantage of having roots here in one of the most developed and “advanced” areas of the world, but I know how all of my girl peers came up and I would rather they not. Hopefully the strength of my family and tradition is enough to keep them from going insane Feminist. We’ll see.
After listening to that UK woman rambling, this video is a breath of FRESH AIR ! Much love bro
The UK woman thing was absolutely insane, she came from a repressive nation for women and still thinks it's not good enough in The UK.
@@IvanDalmatinacNothing is a enough to satisfy a woman nowadays if a billionaire can’t keep a woman then no man can’t 🤷🏽♂️
I was just thinking the same thing!
For real
which UK woman?
I de-stressed just watching this. Thanks for sharing. I appreciate it.
Yea. they made a Bucharest tradition that during weekend they close the main boulevard for cars, and make it available for pedestrians, while adding some stalls, fares and whatnot.
Actually, this is not something new. Closing the main street to traffic (often permanently) is a long time tradition in many smaller cities, the street being known as “Strada Mare”.
I can't get over how shockingly clean Bucharest is for a city of 2.3 million in the metro. And no one seems in a huge hurry.
It’s night time, people are there at that time only to have fun. This video is biased because of this, go in another places, at any time, and you’ll feel something else.
@@sawyer303 Most people go out to have a good time. Why would you go somewhere that doesn't provide a pleasant vibe enjoying yourself?
Yeah, wait until you see our traffic. There everyone is in a hurry. Combine that with some road rage and ... welcome to Bucuresti.
I wouldn't call it shockingly clean, but it definitely is much better now than it was 20-30 years ago.
Try to see for example Oradea, Cluj Napoca, Iasi, Brasov, Sibiu or Timisoara.
Romania is considered one of the best countries for remote work.
Love how they started dancing holding hands in that restaurant :)
It's a traditional dance called "hora". In Romania it's normal for strangers and friends to dance like that when some traditional music is involved.
@@CosminBanuwhat this guy says, and that’s just a small look, it’s way lovely when done in a proper place, that being in the rural areas.
love it as well. amazing
I honestly don`t understand these comments, its like they live in another Universe(no offense), what you did in this video is so normal that every single romanian do all the time. For us is normal to walk like this without any problem, day or night. I live in Cluj (one of the safest place in Romania and Europe) for 38 years and i NEVER in my life had a problem with a stranger...EVER!!! Romania is one of the last gems of freedome in Europe...please cherish it!
Not for long, we are getting lots of south asians.
@@Zdamaneta here is Cluj most of the delivery guys are from Sri Lanka, they are the most simple, humble and genuine people i ever seen. I love them!
@@TuDyTheAce european people and their culture will be replaced, it's happening in Western Europe already.
@@TuDyTheAce I don't, Europe for Europeans. If we don't stop this we will become a minority in our countries.
@@TuDyTheAce we will become a minority in our own country.
Boys, as a man who left Australia in 2019 and lived in four countries since, your life WILL be better overseas. Work your asss off, make it happen, and live the dream!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
ÎMI IUBESC ȚARA!! Să o facem cât mai frumoasă!!!! 🥰🇷🇴
SI EU ...HAI..❤🎉😂! SALUTARI ..😅DI NEW YORK..🎉
DIN*
este, daca nu vin alde ingamfati ca cel care a facut video-ul asta si o strica
doar sa nu vina ciorile din India , Pakistan, Africa , Maroc, si tarile astea de kkt - au futut toata Europa de WEST - sper sa nu ajunga si la noi , deja vad ciori din India , astia se inmultesc mai rau ca paduchii !
@@EveComplete 😁
Wooow. Romania is the new power house of central-eastern Europe together with Poland.booming economies.
Romania is like that humble friend that's making it in life, but doesn't want to show off.
I wouldn't go that far. We have a shitload of corruption.
@@thrraxinformează te mai bine despre țările din Europa în privința corupției.
@@thrraxRomânia is far away from other corrupt countries. Trust me , i know what i'm talking about ...child.😂
@@thrrax LOL, I live in the US and it's certainly here too
Romania will definitely be one of the discovery trips that I take. I'm looking for 3-4 different countries to spend time throughout the year.
If you really want to, go in the rural areas to see the true Romania, people still live there like 200 years ago, by the food and traditions. Bucharest is nice, but it’s actually the worst part, depending on what you want. For city life, it’s perfect, but not for something else
@@sawyer303are you saying that Dracula still resides in the castle?
Check out Poland, Hungary and Romania. You may consider Bulgaria, too.
Essentially all those countries that 15 years ago you've been laughing at, mocking and patronising.
Do they all have to be European, or are you willing to expand your horizons further?
its funny how many quality Romanians that left Romania in the 80s and 90s are returning home after living in the west a long time
Yeah, actually the "romanians" living in the 80s and even 90s were most of them jews... But it's still OK as long as we don't lose the country completely....
@@ionelghiorghita688 that’s not true
My family isn’t a jew nor are the hundreds of Romanian families that I meth who left Romania in the 80s and 90s
My father literally crossed the border in the 80s got caught in yoguslavia and escaped from prison to make it to America all to find out that Americans are controlled by satanist masons who now also control Romania
@@ionelghiorghita688I don’t know about that, a lot of people left and it’s hard to believe most were jews. We have millions in diaspora, this would mean 10%, would make us like the most Jew country in east Europe by percentage.
@@ionelghiorghita688 :(
@@ionelghiorghita688I left Romania to Canada in 1995 and I am not a Jew , but I find Jews incredible people
Bucharest looks like London did 40 years ago!! Before the immigrants FLOOD IN in their MILLIONS!!!
London is now LESS than 45% White British!! We have literally been DISPLACED form our own capital, and REPLACED by more then 100 different nationalities!!
This place looks pretty bloody good to me!! Think I'll be visiting Romania very very soon!!
am fost în aproape toate orasele din România, Bucureștiul are cu totul alt vibe. Îl iubesc, este și ramâne orașul meu preferat !
Mai e Bucureștiul murdar și plin de mașini? Mai sunt clădiri care nu au fost renovate încă? Eu nu am mai văzut cu arată Bucureștiul de ani buni
@@shadowrock mai rau
@@Pantelimon-f5i și primaru' ce face? Laba?
@@shadowrock indiferent cine va fi primar acum si in viitor, se vor rezolva si aceste probleme, mai greu, dar se fac!
@@shadowrock Da, este. Dar Bucurestiul e multe lucruri concomitent. Are si multe masini si cladiri nerenovate, dar are si locuri superbe si cladiri istorice renovate si frumoase. Depinde de fiecare ce vrea sa vada. Daca tii la propria ta buna dispozitie, te duci unde te simti bine si privesti partea pozitiva a lucrurilor. Dar daca te simti mai bine sa fii hater, e si aia un mod de a privi lucrurile. In orice caz, se renoveaza la greu in centrul orasului acum cladirile istorice, si oricum sunt din ce in ce mai multe locuri in care e placut sa mergi in Bucuresti. Traficul ramane problema numarul 1 care nu este aproape deloc adresata de primaria generala - sa speram ca urmeaza si asta luata in considerare, pentru ca realmente traficul dement scade calitatea vietii aici. Dar ceva-mi spune ca si cei din Cluj pot sa vada asta in orasul lor, care a ajuns sa aiba trafic cam la fel de rau ca Bucurestiul.
Deliverance, revenge and tenderness: struggling with its own crazy past, never aggressive but always passionate and unforgiving, a fortress of Christianity and Latinity at the crossroads of the three plundering empires, Bucharest is an amzing state of mind more than a city.
Frumos ! Toata stima !
This is how a women who doesn't want to lose you looks at you.
You were not kidding when you said that the place felt like 90's america.
@@GaneshPalraj1991 yep she actually desires him, in all his videos she really does, keep it up Brother.
If it felt like 80's America it would be even better.
oh boy, you don't know romanian women 😂😂😂
@@ReeYuuJee Pitipoance.
Facts
What a wonderful video….Bucharest looks beautiful !
I live in Belgium and they ( =Propaganda-Media) always told us thé east of Europe is a bad place to live ...😂😂😂 But we knew it was thé opposite.
if you have the monthly wage from Belgium ,but living in Bucharest ,Cluj ,Brasov, Sibiu , Constanta , from Romania (some examples ) ,then you will feel like king or emperor ...regarding the lifestyle , to live normal lifestyle in Romania - *you need at least 1000 Euros netto/ per month* , if you earn more than that , lets' say starting with at least 1500 euros netto per month ,everything is beautiful ,relaxed ...people with at least 3000-4000 euros per month they will feel like a king or emperor regarding the lifestyle
here in this video - is The Old Town , in the centre of Bucharest - touristic area
An amazing video with a wonderful atmosphere. I wish you both happiness and joy. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
100's and 100's of people milling about and the streets and buildings are pristine. Wow. The vibe just looks so fun, calm, and peaceful.
and nobody is screaming at you to stop filming. Beautiful As a creative that’s so beautiful Reminds me a bit of beautiful Tbilisi, Georgia. Same old world - modern world fusion that I love so much.
Be there in about 2 weeks. Can’t wait to visit 👍👍
This video was so beautiful. Not sure what I expected, but the buildings and walkways you showed blew my mind.
Bo really wasn't lying about how people look, particularly the women. I lost count of how many genuinely attractive ladies were walking around? I'd never really put Romania on my 'to-visit' list before (although I like the few Romanians that I've met in person over here in the UK). But I'd definitely consider it as a potential place to visit, along with a few other Eastern European places. Nice work, my man, keep up the stellar content 😎
Even better not one single person ( male or female) had tattoos 😳😊
Probabil ca ai intalnit ''gipsy'',nu romani! ;)
Awesome city! Without bad influence of multi-culti, great architecture and lots of activities available.
wow that's my City Bucharest where I was born. I missed so much. I've been to Alberta Canada for 30 years and wanna go back to my roots.
I have a few friends who are Romanian (who also live in Arizona). As someone who used to travel and now unable to do so, this is such a great video! Thank you for sharing it.
It looks safer and cleaner than New York City.
well that is a very low bar to clear
Its safer and cleaner than any similar sized city in the USA (2,5 mln ppl) and also, safer and cleaner than most of the European capitals (with a few notable exceptions, such as Geneve, Copenhagen and a few more)
@@vald9698exactly, it’s fine, but there are way better places than it
Ouagadougou is safer than New York City.
@@sawyer303 Better - maybe. Way better - no :P For instance, Bucharest still has one of the most affordable house markets in Europe's large cities compared to local salaries - only Brussels and Sofia have it better.
This place is definitely on my list for moving next year.
Wow.. it looks like the Europe I grew up in ❤
Europe that Eastern Europeans ruined
Amazing place, Bo. It really looks like a place where your stress diminishes.
My great-grandparents came to US from Transylvania. Can't wait to go see it.
Bo thank you for sharing the beauty of Bucharest with me and everyone here. This looks like Paradise bro.
Romania 🇷🇴 look nice i definitely need to check it out in the future keep up the good content BO. Have a blessed week be safe 🙏
wow blown away! Keep the videos rolling!
It feels weird. All the women look like real women - not masculine, and not covered in tattoos from head to toe.
that was really what struck out to me. Here in Houston, TX, everyone out here is obese, tons of tats, disgusting looking trolls, etc. Even in the nice areas. So it was a shocker to see actual beautiful women like that casually walking the streets. What a stark difference of society from America!
:))) sounds strange,but i know what you mean:)romanian girl here👋
Indeed and that's the first thing I noticed straight away 😊
Orthodox girls rarely tattoo themselves. Only the crazy ones.
This looks like a pretty cool city!
Looks like an incredible place.
Eastern Europe is clean, safe and original,normal.
Define normal.
@@fantomas4935 XX, xy for example
@@pjerdolinski37 as the olympics illustrated, that's really not defining anything, does it?
@@fantomas4935 homogenic , family centered, man and woman give life, you have to protect your self against agumentative people that dont know witch toilet to go to..
@@pjerdolinski37 yeah, it just seems like your arguments are just spawned out of ignorance and just parroting generic twitter hate comments.
Looks very nice there. Reminds me of Prague. Very affordable, clean, awesome food, and pretty safe.
I was there in 2001. Many of the roads in Bucuresti were AWFUL and many older buildings were in disrepair. I saw a few potholes large enough to fit a briefcase into, so obviously that country fixed that problem since then. I'm happy to see that. The quality of food was insanely good when I was there. Everything I ate was from scratch and healthy, even in the restaurants. I spent a total of 12 days in Bucuresti and Eforie-Nord...I saw the little parasites that swam on the floor of the Black Sea... they look similar to the Sea Horse with big eyes... I went to a concert in Eforie-Nord comprised of many national star musicians of the time, was such a great show. I never made it back there since then, but am totally open to going back there again someday. PS: the best draft beer I ever had in my life was in Bucuresti, from a brewery called Bergenbier... I have never in my life, to this day, had a draft beer as good as that one....
Bergenbier... prietenii stiu de ce! " Friends know why" it used to be, or still is, the slogan of that beer.
quick Geography quiz : where is located the Caspian Sea ?
European Union money and capitalism made wonders in romania :D
@@EveComplete , I corrected my mistake... I don't know why I wrote "Caspian"... ha ha.
In 2001 Romania was still struggling to adapt to democracy. Laws weren't enforced and the ones they were always had loop holes. This includes political corruption.
Guys go check out the dancing fountains in front of parliament building every Thursday or Friday night. Glad to see you guys enjoying our country. 🍻🍻
Women wearing sundresses.. You Love to see it.
Here in London, they mostly wear wrestling outfits like the Big Show or RVD or short-shorts on the verge of being male swimming trunks.
My brother went Bucharest for the day on his birthday in June, said he spent the day at his hotel spa then a few drinks at a bar in the evening.
Personally, I wanna visit Transylvania due to the 90s baby in me who grew up watching many vampire/Dracula movies 😅
Yeh, I was wondering about Dracula castle as well.
That is a western problem though. If you leave you see femininely dressed women everywhere. No matter if you are in Romania, Russia or Japan for example. Where I am from women dress and act like men unfortunately (actually, more aggressive than men lol) so I thought this is normal until I started traveling and was shocked massively.
not just Transilvania...
that guy singing in the street is just amazing!👌
For those who wonder why people walk on the road. it is because the main boulevards in the city center are closed on weekends to encourage people to walk, there are different cultural activities and to reduce pollution, it's a beautiful atmosphere at the weekend, I say this as a romanian who believes that Bucharest is the worst city in Romania overall. Cluj-Napoca is better 😂
BTW, I'm not sure but I think the drones were in the same place there with the fountains show, I don't know if you knew this, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings there is a fountain show with lights, music, drones and stuff like this on Union Boulevard
Reduce pollution 🤣🤣🤣🤣 did u know 1 private jet ride is equivalent to 50 cars for 1 whole year fake news
Bucharest vs Cluj is the new East Coast vs West Coast😂
@@andreeadobre3190 yeap =))
Esti de-o prostie rara cum numai la Cluj o gasesti ! Daca taceai,filozof ramaneai !
Un alt clujean frustrat ,cum numai la Cluj poti sa gasesti ! Ce-aveti bai nene,nu sunteti sanatosi la cap ?!
With all due respect: You have a 10/10 wife... She's so beautiful, congratulations man! 👏👏👏
That upload looks so romantic, thanks for showing what normalcy looks like.
bro, Romania is beautiful!
Clean woke free place! Woman dressed well, not like 304s in UK and USA - looks like a great place to live!
Sparkling clean
as a Romanian I can say that the country has developed in recent years, but life is still difficult for most people. However, in the current world context, Romania is a safe and peaceful country. We were always taught to manage and live with what we have, the invasion of tourists can help the economy, but at the same time we prefer to keep our identity and not mix with other peoples.
Looks like you are achieving a wonderful life
Romania and Poland are growing slowly and providing their citizens a great economic lifestyle , poland doing much better
@officialrobertnox The individual consumption per capita is at 89% of the EU average for Romania and 86% for Poland, I would not say that Poland is doing better now
These videos give me so much hope! Much has changed since my family left in 1995. No way did I ever imagine things being so great :)
Hanu' lu Manuc. Misto!
Good morning gents here just dreaming of the day I can live overseas
Work on yourself and find a remote job, etc... You'll get there one day!
@@slowbastardo9101 Thanks for the info genius!
Thank you, very much considering getting a place in Romania after watching these vids.
Please do, I know Bo has access to good people that can integrate easily. We hate nothing more than foreigners, but if you integrate flawlessly, we have no problem with them, you’ll have a great life here.
@@sawyer303Well, I am Mexican, I am married in Romania, I live in Bucharest and the treatment is extraordinary at my job, everyone without exception loves me and has welcomed me in such a special way, Romania is my home.
My favorite part is walking through the hallways of tables where retaurants are and the group of dancers and at the end they got people to dance in circle along with them. Great video, thanks.
restaurant: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manuc%27s_Inn. Also, a few minutes away,
Could you imagine all those women walking by themselves at 10 pm at night in Washington DC? Not a good idea.
The woman is beautiful, Bo. I'm happy for you. Get some kids. You'd be a great father.
classic good central europe city like Warsaw, Prague etc. :) clean, safe, good architecture, good food, beautiful women :)
Summer time Bucharest in the late 1990's was paradise!
This video oozes culture and energy, what a brilliant place to live. In the beginning of the video when you walked past the lady singing jazz it felt so peaceful and chill.
Got to visit there one day. 👍
Wow actually looks a real place not riddled with crime and homeless people
Absolutely a beautiful culture there! Seems so welcoming and safe, I'm jelly!
thanks for these alternative content, feels really good to watch after watching the crazy things happening in the world from your main channel
Yup, even better in person, love the tour!
Beautiful city Thanks for sharing
Just imagine ........ no newcomers bathing naked in the fountains or taking a dump on the sidewalk. High trust societies are heaven on Earth.
One of the things that is hugely different about most other countries vs the U.S. is that the people in most other countries are extremely social. People in America have to be some of the most anti-social people in the world. That same style of street restaurants and cafes is a rarity in the states and definitely don't have the same feel as they do in Europe or even in Central and South America. We could stand to learn many things from the rest of the world.
That's the result of living in the most capitalist country in the world. Your parties are right and far right and any semblance of true left wing policies or social project are immediately labeled as communist. It's like the red scare never ended.
Very true. I've been to the states many times and the only time a person speaks to you is when you're buying something.
@@chandlerbingbongsounds like a jewish joke! 😅
Looks like early October fest with line dancing. You can find it in America as well.
Bucharest is very extrovert, it's not uncommon to have long conversations with random strangers in the street
I really like the vibe of your city! You don't find that here in America anymore. The drone light show was awesome!
Don't know this young man very well, watched bits and pieces of previous videos. Is that your lovely young wife with you? If so, I can see why you like Romania, looks lovely and having a beautiful young woman on your arm is "icing on the cake." Good for you! Enjoy!
Look at all the people without phones, no robots. Having conversations amongst each other. Here in America bunch of head down Robots.
Beautiful video. But the building at 21:00 is not from the communist era. Is in fact from interwar period (ww1 and 2), a wonderful period for Romania. Look for the pictures with Calea Victoriei from that period. A lot of history there.
It would be nice if you'd comment more on these walks.
Looks like a lovely place! ❤👍
Love the walk-arounds. Thanks!
Dude, that's some outstanding architecture
12:21 romanian language sounds similar to italian.
Portuguese, Spanish, French and Romanian are all romance languages, the word Romania derives from the latin adjective romanus (roman). That's why here and there romanians sound liek italians, the language was heavy influence by latin-italian. End of this boring lesson.
@@gabrielegagliardi3956 grazie per la lezione, si apprezza lo sforzo.
@@gabrielegagliardi3956actually it's opposite, the romanians left from the country all most 3000 years ago and founded Rome, the name of Rome coming from "romanians" 😂. I'm not joking! The true history will be found out soon!
yes
Actually, Vatican released that Latin it s descendants from Romania (Dacia)
It is such a joy reading the commentaries. Love Romania but I really hope this beautiful country stays a hidden gem. Otherwise, it will become just like the others.
Glad you found happiness, I apologize for my earlier comments
Beautiful video 👍
Al ver este video puedo percibir la alegría el bullicio y la buena vibración de una ciudad llena de vida y de gente hermosa paseando por las calles de esta Ciudad sin temor alguno.
Pero lo mas interesante es que es la única ciudad en el mundo similar, muy similar a la ciudad de México.
Solo hay que cambiar el color de la piel de la gente, de rubio a moreno.
Saludos desde México al pueblo rumano.
Otra nación latina.
México es increíble, con amor desde Rumania.
People enjoying their foods, dancing and being happy 😃
Thx for making Romania and romanians proud!!