Been seeing ads for rumble on TH-cam lately. 😂. I wonder if they’re going to go the way of Twitter claiming to be for free speech and then just ban everything they don’t like. Seems to be how these things work.
You didn't "have" to, or maybe you did...either way it's a good thing! Diversifying is a solid plan. The economy is splintering, and you want to appeal to the broadest demographics you can. Always upload to youtube and anything they don't like, goes to rumble, or just upload everything to rumble as well so it's a complete catalogue of your work. In a year this may show to be a great move.
The first security guard says, is this really how you want to be seen as a defender? The guy working out, is this where your strength lies? With the taxi driver, is this the direction you wanted your life to be? The final statement says, you are a man, be one! Pretty intense video in my opinion.
yea I mean like I said from a subjective standpoint its a good video like rehardless of what you think of russia ( dont agree with their war or stances) but production was good / message and thats scary
@@TSPLY Indeed. This challenges a man insecurities by encourages them to prove to themselves that they are real men. It is a low blow but in Russian culture, it is very common to say things that can be seen as very macho for men to be real men... Unfortunately many will probably sign up because of the money without understanding the risks ahead.
@@subbystyle The rule we teach our children in the West has long been 'Support your country always, support your government when it deserves it.' I worry Russia hasn't picked up that last part as of yet.
@@ryanward10 I agree, this would have been a good campaign before the war but not it is simply manipulating its men to prove their manhood for the wrong reasons...
Who do you want watching your back in a fight? Emma or one of the dudes in the video? If you answer it with common sense, it shows why US military recruitment is failing.
I am of the opinion that Emma with two moms is one of America's biggest flexes on the world. Who cares about your super masculine army if Emma can nuke a fucking civilization out of existence with a click of a button while her moms are scisoring next room?
@@saltwaterjunkie8582 Even outside of a fight, I'd rather hang out with Ivan Ivanovich Ivanov. Emma, who has no dad, would be insufferable to be around.
soviet Union collapsed as a result their war with Afghanistan and all the other factors. and also, the Soviet supplied, Soviet influenced Vietcong lost 20x more troops (56,000 to 1.1 million) than the U.S.
US: join the army! We are diverse and offer free sex change surgery! Russia: join the army. Be a man! Learn to be tough! Push yourself and discover your inner strength!!!!
Kinda noticed that everytime the world makes a bad guy out of a nation. "You know, Napoleon's France/Hitler's Germany living conditions are pretty good" the entire world's governments: "LIES! Napoleonic/N@zi propaganda! France/Germany is a terrible place because of Napoleon/Hitler ruining everything!" Normal people: "if Napoleon/Hitler is so bad why are they so loved by their people?..." The world governments: "uh... well they're dead now, Putin's russia is the main villains now!"
What good the salary is if your chances of dying(attacking in contrast to defending) is very high. Unless Russian men are so down in life with bleak future, then the money being offered is a good gamble.
That’s the shoulder patch 🌈of the 42nd infantry division NY/NYC Army National Guard been around since WW1, there’s a film about a true story the 42nd infantry division in WW1 Lost Battalion, WW2 they were one if not the first division to liberate a Nazi death camp, responded to the WTC on 9/11/01 deployed to Iraq in 2005 unit has a lot of history and it’s known as the rainbow 🌈 division.
I really do appreciate your work and your open-mindedness for the truth of the matter I can be a little severe than the things I right so long as you continue to report on things in the current Way you are you channel is just too valuable to me now I'm going to be here for a while
This shows that Russia genuinely acknowledges the nature of the armed forces, the nature of the work, and that it requires a professional warrior to conduct it the right way. Like you said, this is basically a US Army ad, it's actually better than a few of our more recent ones...
@@Alexander-cg1ey you definitely do. The only reason Ukraine is surviving is because they have a ultra masculine male military. the only reason any military can survive is because they need to tap into the prime survival mechanism that males were born with. To Fight and To Kill and To Protect.
$2400/mo?! I remember being a PFC in the Marine Corps and making only $1300/mo about 10 years ago. 2400/month is a decent salary even for an entry level civilian job.
In 2018 before I got out of the Marine Corps, I was a corporal and made around $2,200 a month without BAH since I was in the barracks. $2,500 a month is GOOD money if that is the starting pay. People sometimes forget that your housing is paid for, food is free at the mess hall (Even though it's not great), and uniform allowances are usually around $1000 a year in case you need to buy any extra uniforms, rank, etc.
It's a much better idea to end all wars and simply prohibit warfare as a method to solve conflicts. If you have a beef with your neighbor you can't just walk over to his yard and kill him and his family. So why should it be legal to start wars?
At 7:14, the poster behind the recruitment officer (presumably) has the insignia of the Russian Air Force, just food for thought but it could mean they are in the long run looking for trained mechanics etc as well, still working class people generally but that can repair and maintain very expensive toys.
A few seconds before that, it shows the other side which shows a poster with the Insignia of the Russian Navy, so they could be looking for 400,000 recruits overall and not just in the Army?
The other thing to consider is that a citizenry for a country may not like the war they're in but that doesn't mean they hate their soldiers. In our case, Iraq was not a popular war by any stretch but we still love and respect the people we sent over there. I'd imagine that's largely true in Russia as well even with the people that are opponents to the war itself.
No we do not especially after all the war crimes committed by western forces in Iraq and Afghanistan hell I'm glad republicans wanted to take away Thier health coverage they should have done it especially after they lost Afghanistan
As a Russian with friends and family fighting in Ukraine, I thank you for actually acknowledging that but regardless the majority of people wholeheartedly support the war. I'm not trying to start a debate here, but we've been seeing what has been happening in Donbass since 2014 and what the Ukrainians do to innocent people and now most of everyone is happy to see our country stepping in.
As someone with a decent amount of respect for the Russian people and their servicemen(prior to this invasion), the biggest heartbreak for me was knowing that 95% of the troops Russia initially sent were almost certainly confused, bewildered, and deeply distraught at invading Ukraine. Keep in mind, prior to the invasion Russia has spent the past 20 or so years doing, basically what America does, fighting the global war on terror. Imagine, signing up to stop guys from blowing up kids in the middle east, only to end up drowning in the black sea after your commander sends you on a suicide mission... to take out people who are most likely your friends, neighbors, possibly even family or loved ones. Of course, Putin will never allow them to express these feelings, such is the Stalin-esque way he runs his country, but I know the Russian people have very little hatred for Ukrainians. Ukrainians for Russia? perhaps, but can you blame them after invasion after invasion? famine after famine? Russia conquering Ukraine has literally never ended well for Ukraine and if I were Ukrainian I would fight tooth and nail for my country... I would make Russia pay for every blade of grass with bodies before I'd let them starve 4 million of my people again. And again, I LIKE Russians, I think Russians are generally nice people who I get along with, and I really enjoy their culture... Even Ukrainians still seem to understand the difference between hating Russia(Moscow) and hating Russians(other slavs) Admittedly, most of the mutual respect is LONG LONG gone now, especially after numerous war crimes(on both sides), which is saddening, because there is literally no reason for them to even be fighting, besides the bruised ego of a washed up old man. Russians are just as much victims of Putin, Stalin, Lenin, and all the others as Ukrainians are... but they've been so brainwashed by effective propaganda for so long, that they don't even realize they have more in common with the people they're bombing and shooting at than the people giving them orders.
@@trainknut breh 💀 My best friend was part of the assault on Antonov airport and he entirely knew what was happening and so did all of his comrades. Almost all Russians wholeheartedly support Putin. Don't talk about our country or our military, it's obvious you don't know anything about it. And Russians don't hate Ukrainians, but we do hate the west lovers and Nazis in Ukraine, so, we dislike a *large* majority of Ukrainians lmao
@@Arkasha-Z «поддерживают войну» слишком неправильное утверждение, которое почему-то все используют. Лично я, как и большинство моих знакомых, как и большинство населения России, войну не поддерживают(я не понимаю что это значит и как вообще можно поддерживать войну), но при этом поддерживают армию России и надеются на победу.
Wish you found a version with the translated captions hits way harder For the most part captions where just asking if that’s what you really envisioned your life going (like guarding a supermarket) when you could be doing something with a greater purpose
we are currently recruiting for service under a contract, as we need to strengthen the protection of the border with Finland, 300,000 soldiers are required for this.
A Russian soldier makes $2,500 a month which is higher than a US Soldier, and this is Russia where prices are 3 to 4x cheaper than in the US. So a Russian soldier generally makes 4x more money than a US soldier.
"Looking for real men" isn't an insult to current soldiers, it's saying if you are a real man, join up to show it. Also just putting this out there, the fact that they're still making recruitment videos for contract soldiers completely destroys the fallacy of "Russia is drafting every single man in the entire country out of desperation" And, T-SPLY, the majority of Russians do wholeheartedly support the war.
Russian military history spans hundreds of years, probably almost 1k..if im not mistaken they were one of the tribe that fought gengis khan..they have proud history of their military prowess from the imperial times..
Video was actually really good lol funny part is if it was a American military ad it would be a bunch of men in girls clothes running around with pride flags with a message saying join the military we even accept confused men and this is from a 12 year vet and seen the military go down the toilet.
about salary, so that the difference between salary and the cost of products is clear. the cheapest burger in KFC costs 61 cents, 26 chicken wings cost $9, bread in the store costs about 40 cents
@@chadgaming8071 they actually upped it to 21 a couple of months ago 😅 so nah that wouldn’t make sense they cited reason that 18-20 year olds mature later now then they used to some decades ago Russia doesn’t have problems getting people to join the military very patriotic nation
No it’s 18. They passed a law last month to immediately raise upper limit from 27 to 30. And to placate the public the lower will go from 18 to 21 but that starts next year and likely will not happen.
Ryan McBeth made a good statement about “tooth to tail” ratio. I think that the US is trying to go for more educated personnel so they pull the “liberal” approach to recruit more people. Which isn’t bad in the long run because it makes it so that the military is a viable occupation. But for Russia, the issue is that the average Russian college student would rather seek a profession that doesn’t involve them in a trench, when they have a BA.
Lmfao how completely bizarre. If you went to the gym with gym bros you’d realize how extremely intelligent strong men are because men are the peak philosophical being of a society. The military is afraid because strong men rebel against immorality.
There are women in the Russian army, the Russians just don't care at all about offending them with gender notions. $2500/mo is _mad_ money in Russia. Cost of living there is about 1/5th what it is in the rest of Europe, and most jobs pay about 1/5th what they would pay in the rest of Europe. 200k RUB/mo is _wild_ for a soldier. It's more like the equivalent of $10k/mo for an American soldier. I'll bet they're also hoping women will watch and ask them men around them whether or not they're real men if they're not signing up.
You don't see the main point here. The meaning is....all of us are soldiers. If you live in Russia, having lost 27 million of people during the 2nd WW and now having the whole west fighting against you.....this is indeed a very "least" advert to illustrate the actual meaning.
It’s definitely to late for it though because most Russians know what joining the military entails, who is going to do this when large amounts of the male pollution leave the country every time mobilization is even mentioned.
Wagner was real smart having little to no recruitment standards when it came to there prison population, they're doing more well then expected, guess they're used to stressful situation
Why is that such talked about subject? Historically it's very common to use prisoners in times of war, reasons are pretty simple, they are easier to recruit as their life is already shit and they are "good" recruits, they mostly know how to handle some weapons, know how to handle stressful situations and are in better shape then general population and if need be they are less likely to have moral dilemmas. Isn't US also recruiting people who would otherwise go to jail or reduce the sentence to those who join the army? Of course for smaller offences but then again the US isn't at large scale war...
@@Sevenxsnroses Yes they are, they fought against Cultural Marxism, International Finance Capitalisms and corporate homosexuality. Russia is doing the same thing. Ukraine is ran by Jews who leverage Ukrainian Ultra Nationalists
I give you a tip: the ad says no matter who you are - do you feel your self a man? The real man fight at war rn. So all of them looks like a fighters - no matter what they do, they all equall warriors. Man stuf.
Don't know if said, but you can afford to pay soldiers more that the US, wich is simple when you don't have to pay the thousands of dead soldiers. And please let me know if I'm wrong but I don't think the family gets anything after a soldier dies.
It does look like a pretty normal ad for the military, but it even says Russia is looking for 400,000 men to increase its manpower to go to Ukraine. I think they should have tried to glorify the fighting more to get the people that want a fight, not just increase respect.
They live their country mate, just like you do. The propaganda is thick in the West about Russia and I am sure it’s the same in Russia against the west. People love their countries and perceive things difefrently
It has come down to this...Had to start a rumble...rumble.com/user/TSPLY
Been seeing ads for rumble on TH-cam lately. 😂. I wonder if they’re going to go the way of Twitter claiming to be for free speech and then just ban everything they don’t like. Seems to be how these things work.
What the fuck is a rumble
I'll see you there !
You didn't "have" to, or maybe you did...either way it's a good thing! Diversifying is a solid plan. The economy is splintering, and you want to appeal to the broadest demographics you can. Always upload to youtube and anything they don't like, goes to rumble, or just upload everything to rumble as well so it's a complete catalogue of your work. In a year this may show to be a great move.
@@SaturnVII No one even likes half of these sites. They really do have to for financial reasons
The first security guard says, is this really how you want to be seen as a defender? The guy working out, is this where your strength lies? With the taxi driver, is this the direction you wanted your life to be? The final statement says, you are a man, be one!
Pretty intense video in my opinion.
yea I mean like I said from a subjective standpoint its a good video like rehardless of what you think of russia ( dont agree with their war or stances) but production was good / message and thats scary
@@TSPLY Indeed. This challenges a man insecurities by encourages them to prove to themselves that they are real men. It is a low blow but in Russian culture, it is very common to say things that can be seen as very macho for men to be real men... Unfortunately many will probably sign up because of the money without understanding the risks ahead.
@@subbystyle The rule we teach our children in the West has long been 'Support your country always, support your government when it deserves it.' I worry Russia hasn't picked up that last part as of yet.
@@ryanward10 I agree, this would have been a good campaign before the war but not it is simply manipulating its men to prove their manhood for the wrong reasons...
@@TSPLY then wouldn’t that mean it’s good from an objective standpoint and not a subjective one??? 🤔
better than emma with two moms
LOL no chill..
@@TSPLY i mean he is correct is he not?
Who do you want watching your back in a fight? Emma or one of the dudes in the video? If you answer it with common sense, it shows why US military recruitment is failing.
I am of the opinion that Emma with two moms is one of America's biggest flexes on the world. Who cares about your super masculine army if Emma can nuke a fucking civilization out of existence with a click of a button while her moms are scisoring next room?
@@saltwaterjunkie8582 Even outside of a fight, I'd rather hang out with Ivan Ivanovich Ivanov. Emma, who has no dad, would be insufferable to be around.
The US Military is the best in the world?… Taliban - “hold my goats milk”
soviet Union collapsed as a result their war with Afghanistan and all the other factors.
and also, the Soviet supplied, Soviet influenced Vietcong lost 20x more troops (56,000 to 1.1 million) than the U.S.
@@aidboo1054does it make a difference?
We can count on Emily n her 2 moms.😂😂😂
US: join the army! We are diverse and offer free sex change surgery!
Russia: join the army. Be a man! Learn to be tough! Push yourself and discover your inner strength!!!!
Emma is winning
Russia: “Real” men
America: Real “men”
The cost of living in Russia is very low actually, so the salary is pretty bloody good
I have a dark thought that they do not expect to have a high life expectancy and are calculating loss
@@TSPLY actually russia is trying to conserve manpower on the front so it that's doubtful
@TSPLY yea because ww3 is around the corner is why they need troops right now
They are get ready for the main event
Kinda noticed that everytime the world makes a bad guy out of a nation. "You know, Napoleon's France/Hitler's Germany living conditions are pretty good"
the entire world's governments: "LIES! Napoleonic/N@zi propaganda! France/Germany is a terrible place because of Napoleon/Hitler ruining everything!"
Normal people: "if Napoleon/Hitler is so bad why are they so loved by their people?..."
The world governments: "uh... well they're dead now, Putin's russia is the main villains now!"
What good the salary is if your chances of dying(attacking in contrast to defending) is very high. Unless Russian men are so down in life with bleak future, then the money being offered is a good gamble.
The U.S. is recruiting the Stunning and Brave. 🌈 Strong and Independent
lol no chill
That’s the shoulder patch 🌈of the 42nd infantry division NY/NYC Army National Guard been around since WW1, there’s a film about a true story the 42nd infantry division in WW1 Lost Battalion, WW2 they were one if not the first division to liberate a Nazi death camp, responded to the WTC on 9/11/01 deployed to Iraq in 2005 unit has a lot of history and it’s known as the rainbow 🌈 division.
Honestly this is what the US ARMY needs to do.
Marines, British RMC understand it, the army needs to do so too.
If the military wants more volunteers, drop the DEI diversity nonsense. Let men have beards, no vaccine requirements…..
I really do appreciate your work and your open-mindedness for the truth of the matter I can be a little severe than the things I right so long as you continue to report on things in the current Way you are you channel is just too valuable to me now I'm going to be here for a while
ty for that...trying my best...I think most can agree this conflict should end at some point or find a middle ground
@@TSPLY I don't know if they'll be able to shut Pandora's box with this one Russia has been made to look weak very very weak
@@dsgdsg9764 They ARE weak.
This shows that Russia genuinely acknowledges the nature of the armed forces, the nature of the work, and that it requires a professional warrior to conduct it the right way. Like you said, this is basically a US Army ad, it's actually better than a few of our more recent ones...
The recent ones gave me disease
You definitely don't need a exclusively hyper masculine male only military. Russia has shown how well it's going for them.
@@Alexander-cg1ey you definitely do. The only reason Ukraine is surviving is because they have a ultra masculine male military. the only reason any military can survive is because they need to tap into the prime survival mechanism that males were born with. To Fight and To Kill and To Protect.
@@Alexander-cg1ey no you don't need a male only military but women do not belong in combat arms either.
@@SaturnVII oh please not this bullshit again.
We don’t have to fear our enemies, because thankfully our military is cognizant of our service members’ preferred pronouns.
No feminist fighting for equal rights in this scenario of course
My favorite part is our femmes can still nuke the shit out of Russia 🌈 ❤ love a lost Russian❤
$2400/mo?! I remember being a PFC in the Marine Corps and making only $1300/mo about 10 years ago. 2400/month is a decent salary even for an entry level civilian job.
2400 if you deployed to Ukraine
@Зая Ядерная recently? How about now? 82 rub per 1 $? Nice.
Keep in mind that in Russia both salaries AND prices are mostly lower
Especially considering how low the cost of living is in Russia compared to the west.
Honestly I can’t talk shit when America has men that dress like women in high military ranks not for what they have done but for how they dress.
now i wanna join the russian army
Wait until peacetime. Don't die for the CCP.
@@Foreign0817 CCP? Tf does the CCP have to do with Russia?
@@kneecaps4530 They're basically becoming the other sponsor in the proxy war.
@@Foreign0817 >dieing for the federal government is better trust me bro.....
@@NURGLESBLESSING Considering our history of kill counts being on our favors... it's the lesser of two evils.
You are telling me their salary starts at $2,495/month, while ours is $1947/month BEFORE TAX!?
In 2018 before I got out of the Marine Corps, I was a corporal and made around $2,200 a month without BAH since I was in the barracks. $2,500 a month is GOOD money if that is the starting pay.
People sometimes forget that your housing is paid for, food is free at the mess hall (Even though it's not great), and uniform allowances are usually around $1000 a year in case you need to buy any extra uniforms, rank, etc.
The military is objectively good at lifting people out of lower income brackets reliably.
shitty chow hall food is not free they take out like 300-400 a month you just dont see it 😂😂
@@jbmoneytr4479 If we don’t see it then it’s not taken out of pay. You get paid the same whether you eat at the mess or not
@@tim4570 thats the point i shouldn have to pay for it if i dont use it
It's a much better idea to end all wars and simply prohibit warfare as a method to solve conflicts. If you have a beef with your neighbor you can't just walk over to his yard and kill him and his family. So why should it be legal to start wars?
At 7:14, the poster behind the recruitment officer (presumably) has the insignia of the Russian Air Force, just food for thought but it could mean they are in the long run looking for trained mechanics etc as well, still working class people generally but that can repair and maintain very expensive toys.
A few seconds before that, it shows the other side which shows a poster with the Insignia of the Russian Navy, so they could be looking for 400,000 recruits overall and not just in the Army?
The other thing to consider is that a citizenry for a country may not like the war they're in but that doesn't mean they hate their soldiers. In our case, Iraq was not a popular war by any stretch but we still love and respect the people we sent over there. I'd imagine that's largely true in Russia as well even with the people that are opponents to the war itself.
No we do not especially after all the war crimes committed by western forces in Iraq and Afghanistan hell I'm glad republicans wanted to take away Thier health coverage they should have done it especially after they lost Afghanistan
As a Russian with friends and family fighting in Ukraine, I thank you for actually acknowledging that but regardless the majority of people wholeheartedly support the war. I'm not trying to start a debate here, but we've been seeing what has been happening in Donbass since 2014 and what the Ukrainians do to innocent people and now most of everyone is happy to see our country stepping in.
As someone with a decent amount of respect for the Russian people and their servicemen(prior to this invasion), the biggest heartbreak for me was knowing that 95% of the troops Russia initially sent were almost certainly confused, bewildered, and deeply distraught at invading Ukraine.
Keep in mind, prior to the invasion Russia has spent the past 20 or so years doing, basically what America does, fighting the global war on terror.
Imagine, signing up to stop guys from blowing up kids in the middle east, only to end up drowning in the black sea after your commander sends you on a suicide mission... to take out people who are most likely your friends, neighbors, possibly even family or loved ones.
Of course, Putin will never allow them to express these feelings, such is the Stalin-esque way he runs his country, but I know the Russian people have very little hatred for Ukrainians.
Ukrainians for Russia? perhaps, but can you blame them after invasion after invasion? famine after famine?
Russia conquering Ukraine has literally never ended well for Ukraine and if I were Ukrainian I would fight tooth and nail for my country... I would make Russia pay for every blade of grass with bodies before I'd let them starve 4 million of my people again.
And again, I LIKE Russians, I think Russians are generally nice people who I get along with, and I really enjoy their culture... Even Ukrainians still seem to understand the difference between hating Russia(Moscow) and hating Russians(other slavs)
Admittedly, most of the mutual respect is LONG LONG gone now, especially after numerous war crimes(on both sides), which is saddening, because there is literally no reason for them to even be fighting, besides the bruised ego of a washed up old man.
Russians are just as much victims of Putin, Stalin, Lenin, and all the others as Ukrainians are... but they've been so brainwashed by effective propaganda for so long, that they don't even realize they have more in common with the people they're bombing and shooting at than the people giving them orders.
@@trainknut breh 💀 My best friend was part of the assault on Antonov airport and he entirely knew what was happening and so did all of his comrades. Almost all Russians wholeheartedly support Putin. Don't talk about our country or our military, it's obvious you don't know anything about it. And Russians don't hate Ukrainians, but we do hate the west lovers and Nazis in Ukraine, so, we dislike a *large* majority of Ukrainians lmao
@@Arkasha-Z «поддерживают войну» слишком неправильное утверждение, которое почему-то все используют. Лично я, как и большинство моих знакомых, как и большинство населения России, войну не поддерживают(я не понимаю что это значит и как вообще можно поддерживать войну), но при этом поддерживают армию России и надеются на победу.
Wish you found a version with the translated captions hits way harder
For the most part captions where just asking if that’s what you really envisioned your life going (like guarding a supermarket) when you could be doing something with a greater purpose
Yea its funny so whenever I do research and media companies are like " china released this video" you can never find the english versions lol
As an E-1 I was making maybe
$600 a month…. Talking about 2500 isn’t that bad😂😂
Especially in Russia, that would be pretty high wage in Russia, average salary there is probably around 1000$ per month
we are currently recruiting for service under a contract, as we need to strengthen the protection of the border with Finland, 300,000 soldiers are required for this.
Better than Ema and her 2 moms.
A Russian soldier makes $2,500 a month which is higher than a US Soldier, and this is Russia where prices are 3 to 4x cheaper than in the US. So a Russian soldier generally makes 4x more money than a US soldier.
"Looking for real men" isn't an insult to current soldiers, it's saying if you are a real man, join up to show it.
Also just putting this out there, the fact that they're still making recruitment videos for contract soldiers completely destroys the fallacy of "Russia is drafting every single man in the entire country out of desperation"
And, T-SPLY, the majority of Russians do wholeheartedly support the war.
They need real men in their leadership
true
when the average monthly income is far less, 2500 is a lot of money.
Maybe the United States Army could learn a lesson here….
You dont make that much until E-5 in US military. 2,450 man I wish. Thats really good pay
And the cost of living in Russia is 4x cheaper than in the US, so irl, a Russian soldier makes 4x more money than a US soldier.
That's wartime pay.
8:01 "PMC Wagner: Join the winning team!"
Lol
Dont know what this is, but it really looks like a cheap attempt to oushine the U.S. and emmas 2 moms.
Once you enter into contract you can't terminate it or put on pause regardless of circumstances. Into the jail cell you go.
Russia is really throwing shade at us lol
Russian military history spans hundreds of years, probably almost 1k..if im not mistaken they were one of the tribe that fought gengis khan..they have proud history of their military prowess from the imperial times..
Video was actually really good lol funny part is if it was a American military ad it would be a bunch of men in girls clothes running around with pride flags with a message saying join the military we even accept confused men and this is from a 12 year vet and seen the military go down the toilet.
They will be making more than an officer candidate in Canada. That's a lot of money for Russians.
a lot of people saying its fake
@@TSPLYyes, considering there have been reports of low life expectancy and pay being withheld, it’s fair to assume they won’t see that money.
That’s double what I got as an e1 back in 2003
ha! ty for serving
Dude same E1 in 2014 I got about 1k a month. Yeah, that's after uncle Sam pinched his pennies.
about salary, so that the difference between salary and the cost of products is clear. the cheapest burger in KFC costs 61 cents, 26 chicken wings cost $9, bread in the store costs about 40 cents
I’m an E2 and I make $2400 a month in the US Air Force. Really good money.
I think the russian military age is 21 so not likely that they go to recruit in high schools , maybe in colleges.
idk 400,000 men thats a lot...thats like 5 active divisions in the Army lol
they will probably lower it to 18 soon
@@chadgaming8071 they actually upped it to 21 a couple of months ago 😅 so nah that wouldn’t make sense they cited reason that 18-20 year olds mature later now then they used to some decades ago Russia doesn’t have problems getting people to join the military very patriotic nation
@@TSPLYwell the population is about 130 million if not more they will try
No it’s 18. They passed a law last month to immediately raise upper limit from 27 to 30. And to placate the public the lower will go from 18 to 21 but that starts next year and likely will not happen.
Ryan McBeth made a good statement about “tooth to tail” ratio. I think that the US is trying to go for more educated personnel so they pull the “liberal” approach to recruit more people. Which isn’t bad in the long run because it makes it so that the military is a viable occupation. But for Russia, the issue is that the average Russian college student would rather seek a profession that doesn’t involve them in a trench, when they have a BA.
ol Ryan!
Lmfao how completely bizarre. If you went to the gym with gym bros you’d realize how extremely intelligent strong men are because men are the peak philosophical being of a society. The military is afraid because strong men rebel against immorality.
Is that why US military has lowered the minimum required ASVAB score to get in?
There are women in the Russian army, the Russians just don't care at all about offending them with gender notions.
$2500/mo is _mad_ money in Russia. Cost of living there is about 1/5th what it is in the rest of Europe, and most jobs pay about 1/5th what they would pay in the rest of Europe. 200k RUB/mo is _wild_ for a soldier. It's more like the equivalent of $10k/mo for an American soldier.
I'll bet they're also hoping women will watch and ask them men around them whether or not they're real men if they're not signing up.
Two of my uncles join the military after 911 the recruiter told them both that they would not get deployed it was a lie
yup classic
"Join the Russian army and we *might* give you a gun."
Dumbest take I've ever seen
You'll get one. The question is, is it gonna be the fancy AK-12 they always show off... or WW2 bolt action.
Ak 47 -*1972 issued*
@@TSPLY if youre lucky, some poor soul had a pellet gun
*Gives overpowered hypersonic Shovel*
I didn’t think it was possible to make the two moms video look even more silly but there it is.
The reality, though…….
Russians and ukraine both have very good recruitment videos
Both with the dubstep music
can we get a link to the Ukrainian one?
Shovel
Ukraine literally made one with two gay men kissing lmao 💀
@@Arkasha-Z link or you're just a spamming bot
Maybe it's a jab at US recruitment lol
You don't see the main point here. The meaning is....all of us are soldiers. If you live in Russia, having lost 27 million of people during the 2nd WW and now having the whole west fighting against you.....this is indeed a very "least" advert to illustrate the actual meaning.
They get pay more than us 😅
I think they know its because the life expectancy is low
They get death more than us
American real men "you mean emma and her two moms 🤣"
Wrong its what usa ads use to look like
Lol, the dude is benching 54 lbs and needs a spotter!
I think it’s a smart move for recruiting. Thanks T. Very Informative post.
It’s definitely to late for it though because most Russians know what joining the military entails, who is going to do this when large amounts of the male pollution leave the country every time mobilization is even mentioned.
Wagner was real smart having little to no recruitment standards when it came to there prison population, they're doing more well then expected, guess they're used to stressful situation
Why is that such talked about subject? Historically it's very common to use prisoners in times of war, reasons are pretty simple, they are easier to recruit as their life is already shit and they are "good" recruits, they mostly know how to handle some weapons, know how to handle stressful situations and are in better shape then general population and if need be they are less likely to have moral dilemmas.
Isn't US also recruiting people who would otherwise go to jail or reduce the sentence to those who join the army? Of course for smaller offences but then again the US isn't at large scale war...
Yeah honestly that recruiting ad was good I like that they showed one of the guys there with a PKM. B+ recruiting ad
First vid I seen on TH-cam about Ukraine that is biased whether ukr or rus good content man keep it up
I just wanna know why they’re only benching 55lbs?
Just found your channel good stuff
in old leningrad (part of SP) everyone loves the military regardless of actions (surprisingly)
First the US Spec ops, now the Wagner is coming out of secrecy.
right
"Shut up and deal" should not be a common response to criticism or issues from leaders of any caliber, military or civilian.
I don’t feel the Russian soldiers are necessary bad, they are just like like us. Good soldiers follow orders.
Nazis are cool right?
@@Sevenxsnroses Yes they are, they fought against Cultural Marxism, International Finance Capitalisms and corporate homosexuality. Russia is doing the same thing. Ukraine is ran by Jews who leverage Ukrainian Ultra Nationalists
Wisdon is when you see more in common than differences
I give you a tip: the ad says no matter who you are - do you feel your self a man? The real man fight at war rn. So all of them looks like a fighters - no matter what they do, they all equall warriors. Man stuf.
"The add already finish Vladimir put gear back in cabinet, you not using it never again"
Did anyone else notice there was no weight on the bar with the dude working out?
"it begins in St Petersburg, with a little girl raised by two mums..."
Little skinnier he's holding is to detect weapons you seems confused
in the fruit section of the grocery store.... lol
@@TSPLY which sane person wouldnt rob the fruit aisle with a concealed Ak
None of the Russians in the frontlines of Ukraine look like that they are all poor rural people young kids or old men😂
They want men that are stock, not aftermarket.
fair
Don't know if said, but you can afford to pay soldiers more that the US, wich is simple when you don't have to pay the thousands of dead soldiers. And please let me know if I'm wrong but I don't think the family gets anything after a soldier dies.
If its from my country 2400 dollar is 5x the average monthly sallary in my country at the capital city
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Heck yea it’s good. I just signed up.
It's insulting to nato troops, not Russian.
Security guy is protecting the food from starving Russian soldiers lmao
No risk of the UK military doing anything like that 🙃😂
getting sent to some random island lol
Why do we keep underestimating russian intention?
Way better than current U.S recruitment videos.
Yeah it's not gay. Everyone knows gay people can't fight.
We should be saying real men and real women. Come on. Men do front line infantry fighting because they’re best suited for it.
Yes, army is for the real man! What's your problem)
It does look like a pretty normal ad for the military, but it even says Russia is looking for 400,000 men to increase its manpower to go to Ukraine. I think they should have tried to glorify the fighting more to get the people that want a fight, not just increase respect.
Yeah you need to redo this video with the translation.
Russia, has mandatory service, these all contract work soldiers
No voice in our head but the maw
We _relish_ the sound of its call..
I want one for Christmas ❤
They want strong REAL men 😏😏
Did you guys see the weights on the bench? I think a baby can help them 😂😂
Actually that was a good campaign
They live their country mate, just like you do. The propaganda is thick in the West about Russia and I am sure it’s the same in Russia against the west. People love their countries and perceive things difefrently
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I always thought Russia had mandatory military service. Or did thye spend all those and now they need new troops?
Be real man, go to Bakhmut!
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He was benching the 2.5Lb weights🤣🤣🤣
its bloody good money. In Russian regions you can live whole year on 2 months of this salary.
More than that, its more than some directors make
More like 6 months 💀
Wonder who the ad company is?
I wasn’t a real men, only grew to become one after my deployments, I was a bloody dumb kid, even my co questioned my capabilities at the start
Into the meatgrinder in Ukraine.
Mr supply I have maybe found a purpose as a cav scout