They did not understand you at that "pizza" place. Because it's not a pizza place. It's zapiekanki place and a good one. They thought you were asking if they serve pizza at that place and they don't. It's like a pizza but on a baguette bottom, Polish snack dating back to the times when almost nobody in Poland knew what a "pizza" even was.
Mate, I don't know who told you that "whole Poland comes to party in Poznań" but... 🤪🤣🤪🤣🤪 This kind of nightlife is a common thing in every Polish city (to be honest, Warsaw has a 100 times bigger and more interesting nightlife than Poznan. Cracow the same [though there are to many drunk Brits])...
Poznan is a beautiful city, especially at night in the night club. I've been there several times and the people are friendly towards foreigners, I feel like I'm at home there. The Polish people and the police are very friendly and helpful. I love this street.
Not only is the nightlife, bars, and clubs more LIT! But it’s much cleaner… you don’t see a bunch of cans, bottles, cups all over the street outside. Oh yeah… and the women are Gorgeous! Krakow is also a super fun time! But Poznan (this videos) reminds me of a college town like when I went to the University of Iowa… super active, people everywhere, everyone just having an amazing time together
I don't think they weren't eating pizza there, Zapiekanki are toasted open face sandwiches, that you can get with different toppings. So that's probably why she said "No?". Try one while your in Poland 😋
Evan, I like how you're getting confused about 'zapiekanki' (plural) places. 'Zapiekanka' (singular) is nothing else like a minipizza, but on fresh bread-roll, but more of a Polish style.nLots of toppings to choose from. It's pretty traditional now (not an old tradition, but still). Thing is, if you ask staff about pizza there, no one will ever answer 'yes', as it's not considered a pizza in Poland :D Cause not made on a pizza dough bottom, of course. Greets from Ireland.
Yea, that Polish style pizza just looked too weird. Didn't get to try it because i saw some people put ketchup on top. I made many assumptions lol I'll be back in Wroclaw in the fall. I'll try it then. :)
@@wavyboyo idk about Warsaw but it was much much better than Krakow when it comes to the female male ratio. Hot chicks everywhere dude at night in Poznan lol. But in the day, if you're not into markets and bakeries, there is not a lot to do. Have fun man. I would recommend it but do your research and see what you like. def try the cakes in Poland and sausages. Amazing stuff. Poland has SO much to offer.
@@EvanRamaniare we talking about classy partying? I'm not talking of America state of "classy" , but "classy" like not puking all over the table and the like.
Agreed with commenters here that America is total garbage. It sucked 20, 25 years ago, too, but at least we went out regardless of how much it sucked. I think where I lived in my '20s something like 90% of the bars went out of business. God, no wonder 2/3 of young men are single these days. Leave..The...Damn...House! This isn't rocket science. Anyway, rant over. Poznan looks awesome!
@Evan Ramani We were there about a week before driving further North......but yes the weekend party crowd are from Deutschland ...pretty much the same in Wroclaw , the Germans call it Breslau...but older more affluent crowd.....But hey Evan we did manage to get 2 parking tickets 🎟 out of Poznan...and to pay the tickets Bro that would be like a 30 minute video....Cheers 🍺 it's 20:30 Saturday Night 🌙
The city was always called wroclaw and belonged to Poland. What is Breslau it sounds so bad, fake German name for a Polish city! Haha you Germans are funny don’t even know simple history.
@@tc2425 Because Breslau is Silesia and Silesia is Germany! Poland is in Silesia and Breslau temporarily, but one day everything will return to the right order as it should be!
@@EvanRamanidid you really like his comment? WOW, you say easy i say that this girls are making a choice like men. In these days people don't want to start a families early, but they have some sexual needs. Why Nobody is talking about easy men?
I don't see any two wheelers like scooters or motor cycles in Cities of Poland, I just see cars and bike cycles, Do Polish people don't drive two wheeler in Poland ?
In your description of your channel you've listed all those countries you supposedly want to explore and learn about excepet Poland? Yet you make videos about Poland? Can't you see there's something wrong with this picture? You should really correct that because that's a sign of disrespect. Interesting video but your description must include Poland. Capish? lol
Poland and Serbia were in my top 3 places to visit at first. I still wanna come back to Poland. The listed countries are the most exotic ones in my mind lol. But, I hope the new guy, Tusk, doesn't ruin Poland with his pro EU and illegal migration policies. Poland is safe. Hope it doesn't turn into Paris.
Serbs became independent in heroic uprisings in 1804-1815. Greeks become independent after uprisings in 1821. That's all. Croatia was created by Hitler in 1941.
no one really cares. they look for a second. People care only about them and how things affect them :). They're just looking at the camera. It's a x3000. small one.looks weird
You know you're breaking the law by recording all these people? In Poland and throughout the European Union, it is forbidden to show people on recordings without their consent. You should either ask them for permission, which would be rather difficult, or blur their faces. When you go somewhere, you should find out what the laws are there, and not pretend that I, from the USA, can do it all.
@@MrNiszuPL In any public place where there are people (park, shop, market, tram, etc.). It's about privacy, not everyone wants to be public for various reasons and that's why the EU has issued GDPR regulations. You can record everything from a public place, but when people pass by, you have to blur people's faces, especially when you are face to face with it, e.g. with a saleswoman, with a lady waiting for a bus at one stop, and you can see her. Some interpret the rules so that when you record people in the crowd, you can. The crowd is not interpreted whether it is 50 people or 5,000. As far as I know, the courts, even such recordings in the crowd, take and impose a fine, do not have fun and do not count how many people, for them a ban is a prohibition. This is good, in Europe people respect their privacy. I know that in America everyone walks with cameras and they are used to it, but they prefer the rules as we apply.
@@Mikolaj91 Ok but I rarely see anybody do this in Europe. I've seen countless vlogs and I don't see people's faces blurred. I don't question the legal stuff but I think it's not that serious of a deal.
I've worked for a media company doing promos and so on before the GDPR law came to power in the EU and after. I can tell you that it became incredibly difficult to film something nice after GDPR. But here is what this law is about, roughly: 1. You can't film peoples faces from close distance without their consent (can be verbal & recorded) but let's put it this way: YT won't impose fines on you as an individual creator but a person visible in your video who did not consent to being recorded (especially drunk or acting in a compromising manner) can press charges against you and gets a good chance of winning the case under the GDPR. 2. You can film people from behind 3. You can film people's bodies but not faces. 4. You can film from a distance (distance is not precisely regulated, usually it's about 80-100m, as long as you can't distinguish individual faces in the crowd) 5. By no means whatsoever can you record children Other than that blur everyone. GDPR sucks balls. But usually with travel content on YT, 95% of people recorded have no idea that they are on a YT video and those that do, are happy to be on camera. But still, if a person finds himself on a video like this one, especially drunk, can absolutely press charges for breaking the GDPR. It's just that 99.9% of people never will.
That law is contradictory with other protections on free speech, which includes the right to document or record. I know that in practice, Western European countries are shit for free speech and right of expression, but in theory the EU actually protects it.
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A couple of hours by train. Train system in Poland is amazing. I personally would highly recommend Poznan. I loved it and i'm def going back. Side note: they have a lot of copycat food like Romanian and Georgian. It's good food but NOTHIGN like the originals lol. Now that i've been to Georgia and Romania, i'm like, what were those?! lol Have fun man! I haven't been to Gdansk but heard good things.
@@EvanRamani cheers bro we heading out in February also will my friends be okay as they are British African but worried about racism there will it be safe them to travel with any trouble over there and again thanks for replying
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One thing is sure- these places are much cleaner than the US establishments
One thing is sure- US places are much cleaner than the Pakistan establishments
They did not understand you at that "pizza" place. Because it's not a pizza place. It's zapiekanki place and a good one. They thought you were asking if they serve pizza at that place and they don't. It's like a pizza but on a baguette bottom, Polish snack dating back to the times when almost nobody in Poland knew what a "pizza" even was.
LOL. The interesting was the way he asked.
Mate, I don't know who told you that "whole Poland comes to party in Poznań" but... 🤪🤣🤪🤣🤪 This kind of nightlife is a common thing in every Polish city (to be honest, Warsaw has a 100 times bigger and more interesting nightlife than Poznan. Cracow the same [though there are to many drunk Brits])...
I seen some Poles come from other cities to party and they left next day. I assumed it's a thing. lol Krakow nightlife wasn't the best imo.
@@EvanRamani yeah Poles moce tocother polisy citoes od they wart..they have frinds nas familie all over Poland.
I think, probably the most famous, party city is Sopot
@@klapek_lkBullshit, it’s just one of the destinations on the coast but nothing beats Warsaw and it’s crazy nightlife due to the size of the city.
Poland 🇵🇱❤️
amazing City, amazing country !!!!
Wow what a crazy nightlife in Poland buddy, take care and keep safe and sound buddy!
Thanks Javy! The nightlife here is super active. Hope your day is amazing brother!
Poznan is a beautiful city, especially at night in the night club. I've been there several times and the people are friendly towards foreigners, I feel like I'm at home there. The Polish people and the police are very friendly and helpful. I love this street.
Agree. Poznan is underrated. They need to fix the construction issues.
Not only is the nightlife, bars, and clubs more LIT! But it’s much cleaner… you don’t see a bunch of cans, bottles, cups all over the street outside.
Oh yeah… and the women are Gorgeous!
Krakow is also a super fun time!
But Poznan (this videos) reminds me of a college town like when I went to the University of Iowa… super active, people everywhere, everyone just having an amazing time together
yea, and in Poznan, there were a TON of hot ladies around. in most nightlife, m/f ratio is always bad.
What is the name of the college town?:)
Its also because Poland is a very conservative country
Lol Poznan is super lame and boring. You've clearly never been in the Balkans. Serbia and Romania have by far the best nightclubs in Europe.
@@jonjonboi3701 this is why it's much safer round the clock, than many other EU countries
Love Poland from India 🇮🇳❤
You need to visit there, it is a nice country and nice people.
Love youback
It's soo wild for a teenager when he goes outside night first time.
For real bro
Ironically Poland is the most religious country in Europe.
Everywhere's nighlife is better than American.
Heck yeah!
Poznan is a nice city, good for living but it is not a hipster city, not more than Warsaw or Wroclaw...
Sending love from Poznan, Poland
I want to visit Poland❤
You should! Safe, fun and amazing :)
Send me wtsap no
Zapraszamy!
Zapraszam do Gdańska 🇵🇱
@@mudassirmudassir8015 do you live there?
,,even the police is at the party" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I don't think they weren't eating pizza there, Zapiekanki are toasted open face sandwiches, that you can get with different toppings. So that's probably why she said "No?". Try one while your in Poland 😋
Thinking on going to Warsaw next year, wondering what's the name of that area, streets and night life around.
This is Poznan, Poland. A different city. Cooler than Warsaw in my opinion but much smaller.
Evan, I like how you're getting confused about 'zapiekanki' (plural) places. 'Zapiekanka' (singular) is nothing else like a minipizza, but on fresh bread-roll, but more of a Polish style.nLots of toppings to choose from. It's pretty traditional now (not an old tradition, but still). Thing is, if you ask staff about pizza there, no one will ever answer 'yes', as it's not considered a pizza in Poland :D Cause not made on a pizza dough bottom, of course. Greets from Ireland.
Yea, that Polish style pizza just looked too weird. Didn't get to try it because i saw some people put ketchup on top. I made many assumptions lol I'll be back in Wroclaw in the fall. I'll try it then. :)
A baguette not a roll lol ❤
my favourite is Wrocław, greetings from Szczecin
Do you mean Stetin and Breslau ?
@@focusBIHno
So Poznań at night ist almost like Las Vegas ;-)?
I mean, LV has thousands of ppl in the clubs but it is similar because there are a lot of beautiful ladies in both. :)
🤣🙃🤣
Kinda...:)
Not like Las Vegas, but you can have a lot of fun and just enjoy your life.
@@EvanRamani You're absolutely right. I assume that all old traditional buildings should be more renovated, then many tourists will flock there.
That was wild!!
Yeah bruh
Wow I wonder what would be the best city to visit in Poland ? After 24 years living aboard..
Depends on what you want to do. I think Krakow for tourism and fun. Poznan is more chill but still fun.
Lol the first two girls already hotter than most of nyc
Dude, Poznan has SOOO many hotties! More girls than guys in the nightlife too.
@@EvanRamani that's so rare,almost every country I go to, it's a sausage fest at bars and clubs or little kids fresh out of high school.
@@EvanRamani you think it's better than Warsaw? I'm going there in july
@@wavyboyo idk about Warsaw but it was much much better than Krakow when it comes to the female male ratio. Hot chicks everywhere dude at night in Poznan lol. But in the day, if you're not into markets and bakeries, there is not a lot to do. Have fun man. I would recommend it but do your research and see what you like. def try the cakes in Poland and sausages. Amazing stuff. Poland has SO much to offer.
@@EvanRamani have you been to tallin or vilinus
I love Poznan ❤❤❤❤
nightlife in the US suxx a lot compared to Europe
this is true. Most people stay inside day and night in the US.
Shit I'm going to posnań this next month , gonna have fun certainly lol
Polish girls are the best!
yep
where i can find prositutes ?
Yes totally agree 👍. I am Irish man. I find Polish girls the loveliest in the world.
*easy. But not best
Bro "zapiekanki" mean it is food selling place. It was not a party club, but it was funny anyway
Ja pieprzę, minął rok dalej Stary Rynek czy plac Wolności/Swięty Marcin są rozkopane, w głowie się nie mieści. Miasto POZnan - miasto "doznań".
Fron my experience, only Montréal and Düsseldorf can stamd up to Polish party life.
the craziest is Thailand. Wilder than all, even vegas.
@@EvanRamaniare we talking about classy partying? I'm not talking of America state of "classy" , but "classy" like not puking all over the table and the like.
love from india
I wish more Indian people will move to Poland !!
in polish we say (no) rather than tak to say yes. so remember when someone answers no, he means yes
Yea, some lady that was selling glasses. I asked her, can i try these...she's like No. lol
@@EvanRamani ya she meant go ahead
My son study polish after school I have to explain him Tak and No means Yes and Nie means no hahahah
That strip club bouncer - so gorgeous
People in West Poland are much nicer and way more open minded than eastern part 🔥 love Poznań ❤
There are also lot of nice and open people in eastern Poland. Personally, I prefer the east mentality, people more warm.
Amazing area
1:53 yeah i like police when im drunk i like the flash lights xddddd
I am from Poland BTW
Agreed with commenters here that America is total garbage. It sucked 20, 25 years ago, too, but at least we went out regardless of how much it sucked. I think where I lived in my '20s something like 90% of the bars went out of business. God, no wonder 2/3 of young men are single these days. Leave..The...Damn...House! This isn't rocket science. Anyway, rant over. Poznan looks awesome!
Poznan is awesome! amazing city!
Nice bro
You seem very tall bro 😎 what is your height?
i'm just 6ft tall. not too tall. :)
@@EvanRamani decent height brother ❤️
nice...
Pokaż sobotnie kluby w warszawie 😂😂👍👍👍💝
Boring!
If you want to visit the biggest gay club in Poznań, which has several underground dance floors open on Saturday, be sure to visit Hah in Poznań :)
and whats the most famous nightclub (like same version as teatro cubano in krakow and warsawo)
@@easycanada6530 Pacha, the biggest club in Poznan, highly popular and close to the Old market square (Stary rynek)
@@easycanada6530 but personally I'd recommend Tama, if you like techno and psytrance.
Me coming
🤮
Bro we were Poznan last summer.....Most of the party crowd are from Germany 🇩🇪.....
Poznan is small but one of the best cities in Poland. I didn't know Germans visited Poznan though. Smart.
@Evan Ramani We were there about a week before driving further North......but yes the weekend party crowd are from Deutschland ...pretty much the same in Wroclaw , the Germans call it Breslau...but older more affluent crowd.....But hey Evan we did manage to get 2 parking tickets 🎟 out of Poznan...and to pay the tickets Bro that would be like a 30 minute video....Cheers 🍺 it's 20:30 Saturday Night 🌙
The city was always called wroclaw and belonged to Poland. What is Breslau it sounds so bad, fake German name for a Polish city! Haha you Germans are funny don’t even know simple history.
@@tc2425 Because Breslau is Silesia and Silesia is Germany! Poland is in Silesia and Breslau temporarily, but one day everything will return to the right order as it should be!
@@adlervonschlesien4869Jeszcze wam z glow nie wybili nazizmu i imperskich zapendow ? Strach sie bac tego podlego plemienia.
Who can tell me which city is best of poland about education for live and work
I think Poznan seemed pretty amazing, overall. For work, Warsaw for sure.
❤Gdansk❤🎉❤
Yes!
What exactly is here wilder. Basically every bar you walked into was empty. Seem boring af.
Most US cities have no nightlife though. Here, there were tons of people on the streets and stuff but wild is the wrong word lpl
Hi Nice place for a visit Or Gdańsk ? Please
Kraków or Gdańsk
Never been to Gdansk. But what are you looking for?
I’m looking for Bara and club like fun
@@abbasjd6750 nightlife in Poznan is way better than Krakow. I haven't been to other cities. Hope you have fun.
Just come to England it’s full of them
Real good club is Cuba Libre
Yes!! Absolutely! Had sooo much fun there!
Thumbs up for the police trying to pick up some men haha you should have mentioned that joke again walking past the gay bar
missed it lol. thanks
0:58 Polish Gay Club ?? 95% in there are all men ...
Skip the gay bars next time. No one wants to see that.
You can always skip the part you don't like, no need to be a douchebag.
Bro you got me too’d in Vegas
or LA OR FL lol
Which day of the year was it?
Hey. I post my content the same or next day, at the latest. whatever date it is posted :)
@@EvanRamani thanks:)
@@EvanRamanidid you really like his comment? WOW, you say easy i say that this girls are making a choice like men. In these days people don't want to start a families early, but they have some sexual needs. Why Nobody is talking about easy men?
@@klapek_lk you're right. I am sorry. To each their own.
Don't be@@EvanRamani
Poznan is small provincial town.
bo w Polsce nie ma metropolii.
I don't see any two wheelers like scooters or motor cycles in Cities of Poland, I just see cars and bike cycles, Do Polish people don't drive two wheeler in Poland ?
Ya, some do. there are the electronic thing you rent with your phone around.
@@EvanRamani naah i mean just like Cars, can't we purchase n have registration two wheelers(petrol one ) in Poland and drive ?
@@mukulanand7532 it is not a matter of prohibition but of choice. In Poland, people choose a car, that's why you don't see so many scooters.
3:55 czy to nie czasem R.Pasternak z FameMMA??
“Dead wild” NOT! 😂😂😂
He said vodka, i saw beer on the tables mostly
many poles recommended Vodka. i figured they love it lol
@@EvanRamani they proud of their product quality but in reality other drinks nowadays are preferred to drink socially.
I wish I was with you in this gay bar 🌈🌈🌈🤩 I be in Poznań in four weeks!
Great choice! Hope you have an amazing time!
@@EvanRamani lol i think he just rizzed on you
Yes. Its one place, but 93% Poles are against lgbt-ideology
hes gonna find you and make you his man@@EvanRamani
Is it Polond lady like to find foreenner husband ?
In your description of your channel you've listed all those countries you supposedly want to explore and learn about excepet Poland? Yet you make videos about Poland? Can't you see there's something wrong with this picture? You should really correct that because that's a sign of disrespect. Interesting video but your description must include Poland. Capish? lol
Poland and Serbia were in my top 3 places to visit at first. I still wanna come back to Poland. The listed countries are the most exotic ones in my mind lol. But, I hope the new guy, Tusk, doesn't ruin Poland with his pro EU and illegal migration policies. Poland is safe. Hope it doesn't turn into Paris.
POLISH iS WHITE
Patologia xD
Serbs became independent in heroic uprisings in 1804-1815.
Greeks become independent after uprisings in 1821.
That's all.
Croatia was created by Hitler in 1941.
Looks like europe in the 90s
more beautiful and better sawroclaw and opole
opole to zadupie dla emerytow.
@@PaulPaul-bq2wk sam jesteś jak zadupie dzbanie
takie fakty są. jedz tam to zobaczysz 🤣🤣🤣
visit Łódź ;)
I have. I liked it. I even made a video when i went there but i don't think it was a very good one. lol
I can't believe I left my country for this dirty country😭🤣
Stop making vids mate . All those people were looking at your weirdly lol
no one really cares. they look for a second. People care only about them and how things affect them :). They're just looking at the camera. It's a x3000. small one.looks weird
for me is poznań no party town its so boring and poor xd
you think so? Seemed so much better than Krakow.
I very much doubt you are looking for women.
haha
Poland has gone 🌈
You know you're breaking the law by recording all these people? In Poland and throughout the European Union, it is forbidden to show people on recordings without their consent. You should either ask them for permission, which would be rather difficult, or blur their faces.
When you go somewhere, you should find out what the laws are there, and not pretend that I, from the USA, can do it all.
Even in public places?
@@MrNiszuPL In any public place where there are people (park, shop, market, tram, etc.). It's about privacy, not everyone wants to be public for various reasons and that's why the EU has issued GDPR regulations.
You can record everything from a public place, but when people pass by, you have to blur people's faces, especially when you are face to face with it, e.g. with a saleswoman, with a lady waiting for a bus at one stop, and you can see her.
Some interpret the rules so that when you record people in the crowd, you can. The crowd is not interpreted whether it is 50 people or 5,000.
As far as I know, the courts, even such recordings in the crowd, take and impose a fine, do not have fun and do not count how many people, for them a ban is a prohibition.
This is good, in Europe people respect their privacy. I know that in America everyone walks with cameras and they are used to it, but they prefer the rules as we apply.
@@Mikolaj91 Ok but I rarely see anybody do this in Europe. I've seen countless vlogs and I don't see people's faces blurred. I don't question the legal stuff but I think it's not that serious of a deal.
I've worked for a media company doing promos and so on before the GDPR law came to power in the EU and after. I can tell you that it became incredibly difficult to film something nice after GDPR. But here is what this law is about, roughly:
1. You can't film peoples faces from close distance without their consent (can be verbal & recorded) but let's put it this way: YT won't impose fines on you as an individual creator but a person visible in your video who did not consent to being recorded (especially drunk or acting in a compromising manner) can press charges against you and gets a good chance of winning the case under the GDPR.
2. You can film people from behind
3. You can film people's bodies but not faces.
4. You can film from a distance (distance is not precisely regulated, usually it's about 80-100m, as long as you can't distinguish individual faces in the crowd)
5. By no means whatsoever can you record children
Other than that blur everyone. GDPR sucks balls. But usually with travel content on YT, 95% of people recorded have no idea that they are on a YT video and those that do, are happy to be on camera. But still, if a person finds himself on a video like this one, especially drunk, can absolutely press charges for breaking the GDPR. It's just that 99.9% of people never will.
That law is contradictory with other protections on free speech, which includes the right to document or record.
I know that in practice, Western European countries are shit for free speech and right of expression, but in theory the EU actually protects it.
ale masz nochala
nothing interesting, boring place
Slavic girls are easy ✋🏻
Unfortunately, many girls are too easy today. they are too focused on just fun. It's frustrating when you're trying to find a decent girlfriend.
It is said that Belarus may participate in the war now, but Poland, a really leisurely battlefield, may become Poland from Ukraine.
Bullshiet
Delete the video, its forbidden to film people without their permission! you might get in serious troubles
it's legal in public.
@@EvanRamani Bruh :D
co ty kurwa pierdolisz za idiotyzmy ??? obejrzyj sobie miliony filmiokow zarowno z Polski jak i z calej UE , chociazby z zartami typu "Pan Bushmen" !!
zyd z mordy i uszow
Hello ky new friend i give you subs with bell thangkyou so kuch you have a great content i am from #Philipoines now working here in #Poland glad to meet uou
How far is this from gdansk isit far name of this location dude im from uk
A couple of hours by train. Train system in Poland is amazing. I personally would highly recommend Poznan. I loved it and i'm def going back. Side note: they have a lot of copycat food like Romanian and Georgian. It's good food but NOTHIGN like the originals lol. Now that i've been to Georgia and Romania, i'm like, what were those?! lol Have fun man! I haven't been to Gdansk but heard good things.
@@EvanRamani cheers bro we heading out in February also will my friends be okay as they are British African but worried about racism there will it be safe them to travel with any trouble over there and again thanks for replying
@@gomeshan686 are you serious? Yes, they will be safe. UK is a 1000000x more racist than Poland.
@@gomeshan686 Tell your friends we don't want them here!!
someone show us how they party after they finish sitting around
Go co Ami go homme
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