A friend from Munich once visited me in Berlin. She actually made a comment about how dirty the city was and how the graffiti/street art needs to be painted over.
Berlin ist die geilste europäische Stadt. Freiheit ist bei sich zuhause. In München wird man angeglotzt sogar wenn man nen Dübel raucht. Was sind die Menschen dort so streng, komisch und konservativ?! Dabei auch so fixiert auf Alkohol?
Man why beautiful peacefully heavenly Munich for ugly filthy dysfunctional Berlin 🤮? I lived in Berlin for 3 months and recently moved to Munich and I don’t ever wanna leave Munich now.
Actually there is a big heroin problem in Munich... there are many people dying because of heroin, because there is no safe space where they can consume the heroin... this is the case, because the CSU criminalizes the addicts, so it‘s quite difficult to help them... and this party wants to represent christian charity, just ridiculous
As a Type 1 diabetic from Berlin this is cracked me up hahaha. Always scared people think I‘m a drug addict when accidentally losing a needle out of my bag
It's a thing in some cities. Basically you take your old books that are just gathering dust and dump them in this glass cabinet for others to take. Some form of free second hand book trade.
Never seen a glass cabinet with books on the street here. People usually just throw their shit on the street just like anywhere else. Unless you live in downtown Munich of course
I was once in a party where they were smoking weed in Kreuzberg. All of a sudden someone knocked on the door and I was so nervous that they were gonna arrest everyone. The police just asked us to lower the music volume and left.
Some blacks came up to me on the street and whispered "Wanna smoke some weed? Then follow me" and some people also came up to me ans asked openly if I was selling good weed because of my ethnical look(I'm a black sea/caucasian so he probably though I was from Romania or Armenia) on the Kreuzberg. I also saw alot of transactions in the U-bahn hubs.
I live in Taiwan and am a Taiwanese. I’ve been to Berlin once, stayed for five days. The algorithm just got me here while I was searching for Berlin techno. Love the city, the music, and the currywurst.
Yes, and in the name of all germans I feel very sorry. This will never happen again. Here is another video of this guy:th-cam.com/video/FysYldsDCCQ/w-d-xo.html
As an Italian in Munich every time I entered the pub and asked for a weissbier (not like most turists who want the regular blonde beer) the locals would start cheering and patting my back and saying things like "finally a tourist with some tastebuds". 😂😂 I had so much fun. And the 🍺 is soooooo good
@@hanszimmer9224Actually no, it is not anything like that in the US. Here, when some Karen calls because a black guy is busy living, the cops shop up. And then everything goes to hell after that.
I´m Italian and the only German city I had visited was Berlin. Now I´ve been living for more than a year and a half in Munich and I can´t wait to go back to Berlin to see how the city appears to me after a year in Bayern.
Reminds me of my first time to Berlin haha XD certain areas definitely got me like “this is really the capital of Germany?” But over time I started to appreciate why things are the way they are here. It’s an amazing city.
It is kind of the same when americans go to NY ( which is business capitol of the states ) for first time and get a rude shock. Always funny to see the snowflakes from the hinterland get education in the big city.
@@victoriaalbastra6325 If you are wondering why people call it snobbish, calling appreciation of freedom and creativity more than you "mental health issues" has probably something to do with it. edit: also assuming that everyone who dislikes something you like is just jealous is snobby af - correction: it is the definition of a snob
@Richard Schiffman "I can easily name 20 other cities" -- I said big cities. There are tons of gorgeous smaller cities and towns in Germany to vacation in, but when you travel on business, Munich is hard to beat. And no, I didn't see any snobbery there, just people who cared about their surroundings.
As an American who has never visited Germany, or Europe for that matter, when we think of Germany, we always imagine Bavaria. There’s an amusement park called Busch Gardens. The park is sectioned into various European countries. The German section is folk music, festhaus, and the Black Forest.
As a Bavarian living next to Munich who has never visited America: yes we have folk music and the people wear folk clothing (Lederhos'n and Dirndl), but most of us do this only to the Oktoberfest (we call it Wies'n). Some people might be like in the video, but most of us not. It depends on your family, how you were raised. Not everyone from Munich is rich and arrogant. In fact, most of us are pretty normal. In the village where I grew up the street was way worse than in this video.
You miss a lot with this stereotype of Germany. Most of Germany is different. If you ever plan to visit Germany try to see the whole country - not just Berlin or Bavaria or the Black Forest. Visit the Wadden Sea and do a hiking across the ocean floor (yup it's possible in this part of the world). Enjoy a Fischbrötchen or visit cities like Hamburg, Bremen, Lübeck, Lüneburg or Münster. Go hiking in the Eifel or party in Cologne. Enjoy the baltic sea or our islands. Visit the lovely Spreewald and do a boat tour through this fairytale forest. :)
Scared of what? I went to Berlin for the first time as a corporate work trip and still didn't feel scared of anything despite walking everyone because I'm not a reasonable person.
@@Natalie37854 because if you say the word "Regen" backwards its the German N-word and combined with his Roman inspired Nickname and the fact that the original Comment talked about "being scared" and Bavaria is a lot more white, it's pretty safe to assume he wasn't talking about rain... Nazis got pretty creative since much of their stuff was made illegal here
@@bgyukhnjm7837 They do. Most bigger clubs are usually open from Friday night to Monday morning, so if you really wanted to, you could just stay in there for the whole time and party.
I went to a concert in Berlin and was shocked that someone lit up a joint in the middle of the venue. The security tried to locate him but gave up after 3 seconds. I was more shocked after the concert ended, people just gathered around outside the hall, sat on the floor and started rolling up. 10/10 best night of my life.
Munich is the first and only city in Germany I've lived in and I'll ever live in.... I visited Berlin once and it was shocking. I have become a true Münchnerin, I need super clean Sbahns and rich old people everywhere to be happy now
"become a true münchnerin" - cringe, how about we stop acting like imaginary city citizienships are anyhow relevant, lol. Lived in munich for 20 years, has its good and bad sides.
@@jasp42 In germany, most of the bottles you buy have something called "Pfand" on it. If you buy the bottle, you have to pay extra for that Pfand (9cent-25cent) but you get it back when you return it. Some people are kinda lazy or don't have the opportunity to take the bottle to a store or to their home, so they just throw it away and other people in need can collect them and return them for some euros. There are actually some people that do this for a living, seriously xd
@@samirraza9069 Einige Clubs haben von Fr-Mo durchgehend geöffnet. Es ist allgemein bekannt, dass man in Berlin das komplette Wochenende durchfeiern kann. Aber nur bei Techno-Partys und Berlin ist eine Techno-Stadt.
OMG that was literally me the first few months in Berlin 😂 And after a while I started to get used to the city and actually fell in love with it haha Once you get a better understanding of Berlin’s History you see the city differently :)
First time I been to Germany, I visited Berlin. At first took me a short while to get used to it. Definitely the graffiti was at first a surprise. I found the people to be quite open and enjoyed the diversity of culture. Definitely a vibrant city. As I traveled south, the vibe was much slower tempo than Berlin.
I think Berlin is not a German city. It is a city occupied by other nations, the barbarians, that's why you see much vandalism, graffiti and other. You should be more strict to Auslanders, it is your country, or not?
@@user-hv1tr9ok1i Since when criticized vandalism/graffiti become racist remark....As a foreign...this has nothing to do with diversity...those who vandalize should be arrested.
Its not Im from south america and i left berlin because of how much arabs were think is most of them have completly other culture and (ss a woman) i felt really insecure on the street
I live in Munich the first time I went to Berlin I was in shock , dirty and graffitis everywhere, people loitering the streets with supermarkets trolleys , some places look like gang infested streets, scared me but I fell in love with the night life, the people are more friendly, just don’t dress well , match the Berliners , all of you should be hippies 🤣
Personally I agree but to be fair I was born and raised in Munich and I still live here while I only spent a week in Berlin. Not for me though great historical stuff to look at :) I am not a high fan of the structure of the city and I didn't make too great experiences there but I am still glad I went to check the city out it surely has it's own flavor
@@Nicarand Lol... If by police state you mean law and order and not allowing something like Rigaer Straße or parts of Neukölln to happen, then yes it's a police state... Also yes if you want to make a living with doing shitty art projects noone cares about full time, then yes, it's gonna be harder in Munich, otherwise you will also earn more...
I'm living in Munich, but I was born in Wuppertal. Yeah Munich is f*cking clean and the streets are art, if you compare it to other cities. 😂 But the old people looking in the trash cans too, because of Pfand. Appartements are expensive... You need to look where you get your money😅 Also we have boxes with books and clothes too.
I don't get it, I was just in Munich and the City was dirty and the construction sites in the city's center were horrendous. Public transportation horrible... 😂
@@ichbinich1775 I fully agree. I am from Munich and many years ago I used to live for 1,5 years in Berlin. It was hell and I couldn´t wait to go back home.
I have visited Berlin for a mere 2 days, but by God the city has left such a lasting positive impression on me! I absolutely loved it anf wanna go back! The first comment my friend made when we just got out of the U Bahn station, "dirty Berlin, but I like it". Was our first time there 😅 Sure Munich has its charm, and I have more memories there, but Berlin is really pulling me back.
@@ScienceAround He was trying to get in a famous berlin club, called "berghain". They are known for rejecting most people that go there. If you are not dressed right or the bouncer is in a bad mood there is no way you will get in there. And even if everything is perfect the chance is slim.
I'm from Munich and can't really identify with this. But I haven't been living in Munich for the last 24 years, maybe that explains it. When I visit Munich nowadays I hardly meet any people that are originally from Munich and the town has lost the atmosphere it had before the 90ies. Now it really seems like only rich people live in Munich. Everybody else moves to the outskirts or to other smalles cities in the area. Also I remember smoking weed in Munich in public was absolutely relaxed in the 90ies. Englischer Garten always smelled like weed and you would always meet some old naked hippies and people with their very own clothing style. Maybe this isn't about people from Munich, but people that can afford to live in Munich?
Smoking weed in Munich was never a problem as long as you smoking those in Englischer Garten or Isar shore, and the Police don't care about it. But not on the Street or Trainstation.
Smoking weed is still very common in Munich... At least for the younger people, you'll hardly find anyone who hasn't tried it themselves yet or at least was with someone while that person was smoking. In the evenings you smell it a lot as well, at least in certain areas
Love your videos!! OMG, each one is like a work of art. I have been very very fortunate to travel all over the world. You name it, I have probably been there. But I have been putting off going to Germany for years. I really don't know why. I just think in the back of my head that it's a country of robots. You have done what no one else could do. You put a face on Germany. Suddenly, I can't wait to go! As soon as this pandemic is over and there is a good vaccine, I am on the first flight to Berlin. The German tourism board should really be paying you. And now, I think I'll go have a beer.
Hey it's actually a really cool system, I got so many amazing and wonderful things out of these boxes on the streets of Berlin - including baking molds, pots and pans, a teakettle, cutlery, books, a folder for piano notes, some shirts, a pair of sandals and some woven baskets. Best places to go to for boxes (imo) - Neukölln, Friedrichshain and Lichterfelde Ost
@@kreglfromworld Our recycling department ("BSR") has many different fun slogans or jokes on each bin. Also some more or less entertaining word plays. Don't ask me for a reason, guess their PR was bored. Its cool tho (for example bin with slogan: "feed me"; or another example: garbage truck with german wordplay "Leerkraft" in it (weird german word for "garbage truck" and ALSO sounds like the german word for 'teacher')) = people Look at it
We visited Berlin for a week as our „Studienfahrt“ (basically a schooltrip for about 5 days at the end of tenth class in most schools in germany) as a school class from a suburb of munich (this video fits perfect) and we found the city … lets say interesting. The things mentioned in this video are definetly true (for most parts; the cliches are not true)
I'm a Brit immigrant. For me Berlin was a huge improvement!. But then I got a job in Hamburg and my mind was blown. That said, I'm back in Berlin, happy as a pig in shit. (as we Brits say)
where are you from? when i first moved to germany i used to live in big cities for a while but now i live in a suburb. i will never go back to those shitholes again lol. cheers from a guildfordian.
It does make me quite happy and im also a bit conservative so i prefer to live here in Bavaria but Berlin has its perks too. The street food is amazing
@@RadicalLiving Indeed, it is even cleaner than Berlin :) In Potsdam, when they see some garbage in the street, they take pictures of it to show their disapproval on Facebook.
I grew up in Germany. Dad speaks German so he was stationed at Ramstein for a long time, and we also lived off-base for a good long time. I love Bavaria and I loved our day trips into Munich. It's a gorgeous city. However. I was about 10 years old at the time and there was a definite sense of the German Stare at all times. "There is a CHILD? How dare these Americans have a CHILD? It's probably diseased." I was a very quiet kid, too, so it was pretty obvious the problem was the fact that I existed. This video is making me giggle. Never made it to Berlin but I hope to go back someday. I spent so much time auf Deutschland I actually get homesick for it sometimes.
Costa Rican here, I was laughing the whole time simply because of the hilarious delivery lol The description is very informative btw (the more you know...)
😂😂😂! I’m South African living in Munich & I must say I agree with some points when I had visited Berlin. As for people running away from black people (I slightly disagree but there could be an exception) but I know they stare a lot even though there’s a few black people in Munich 🤷🏿♀️😫
I guess he's making fun of Munich's citizens because they only know their homogenous mostly white surrounding and might be scared of people of colour? It's actually true that in the south of Germany people aren't as used to it and might have prejudices about different ethnicities or cultures..
@@voyance4elle Maybe you should look these things up before you make these statements. Munich has a far higher percentage of foreigners than Berlin( Munich has 25,5% and Berlin 15,5%) and the South of Germany has a higher percentage of foreigners than the North.
@@yaneyd93 Yeah but Munich is still a clean shithole ... whereas Berlin is a cosy dirty place :) and tolerance is non existant in Munich when compared to Berlin ..former resident of both
I can say as one person who was born and grew up in Munich my entire life, Berlin felt weird when we went there last time (I think I've only been there once for a wedding), but I definitely didn't care enough to pay attention to small things. And outside of not caring all that much, I also didn't really feel comfortable. I don't think I would choose to go there again if I don't have to.
I came across this video while doing research for grad school (my top choices are Free University of Berlin and Technical University of Munich) and LOL! Thank you for this wonderful addition to the info!
Not enough complaining about drivers. As a guy born and raised in Munich like half of the emotions I've felt when living in Berlin was either road rage or confussion about the state of humanity after asking myself "how do people live here" after I saw someone almost get hit by a car for the 5th time this month.
A friend from Munich once visited me in Berlin. She actually made a comment about how dirty the city was and how the graffiti/street art needs to be painted over.
berlin is halt leider echt dreckig verglichen mit anderen Städten Deutschlands
Your friend is right.
Berlin ist die geilste europäische Stadt. Freiheit ist bei sich zuhause. In München wird man angeglotzt sogar wenn man nen Dübel raucht. Was sind die Menschen dort so streng, komisch und konservativ?! Dabei auch so fixiert auf Alkohol?
Graffiti bleibt!! Dafür gibts hier genug Leute die dafür sorgen!!
Some bad graffities must he covered, but THOSE that are REAL ART, doesnt
as someone who grew up in munich and moved to berlin 10 years ago, i can attest that this is very accurate.
Did you bring your walking shoes?
Do you need an Eastern European bride? XD
Man why beautiful peacefully heavenly Munich for ugly filthy dysfunctional Berlin 🤮? I lived in Berlin for 3 months and recently moved to Munich and I don’t ever wanna leave Munich now.
@@empty_seat who doesn’t? 😄
@@empty_seat What's up with that?
I died and never came back after the "someone lost their diabetes needles on the floor"
"Better return them to the lost and found!"
Actually there is a big heroin problem in Munich... there are many people dying because of heroin, because there is no safe space where they can consume the heroin... this is the case, because the CSU criminalizes the addicts, so it‘s quite difficult to help them... and this party wants to represent christian charity, just ridiculous
As a Type 1 diabetic from Berlin this is cracked me up hahaha. Always scared people think I‘m a drug addict when accidentally losing a needle out of my bag
@@amadeusatzensau4304 To be precise: There are many people dying because of impurities of heroin.
That was truly me when I first came to Berlin I was shocked by amount of needles that are on the ground
Münchner here: We have books on the street too, but we put them into glass cabinets.
So you just give away the books... for free? (a non European here)
It's a thing in some cities. Basically you take your old books that are just gathering dust and dump them in this glass cabinet for others to take. Some form of free second hand book trade.
Kiel ebenso
@@hussey4826 basically yes
Never seen a glass cabinet with books on the street here. People usually just throw their shit on the street just like anywhere else. Unless you live in downtown Munich of course
lmao I was on the train watching you sweep the dust up
was right confused
😅 next time i bring a vacuum cleaner^^
If you are confused because of people doing strange stuff on the train in Berlin you definitely didn't live here long enough.
Lol
At least the U-Bahn and S-Bahn in München are much better.
@@RadicalLiving 😂
I was once in a party where they were smoking weed in Kreuzberg. All of a sudden someone knocked on the door and I was so nervous that they were gonna arrest everyone. The police just asked us to lower the music volume and left.
Some blacks came up to me on the street and whispered "Wanna smoke some weed? Then follow me" and some people also came up to me ans asked openly if I was selling good weed because of my ethnical look(I'm a black sea/caucasian so he probably though I was from Romania or Armenia) on the Kreuzberg.
I also saw alot of transactions in the U-bahn hubs.
So Weed is legal there?
I don't think so, but if everyone's braking a lae that no one enforces, is it really a law?
@@multifandombish1855 It depends on the weed.
@@bahadrbaserkok3335 so Romanians sell a lot of weed there?
Me who’s never been outside the US: haha so true
😅
come visit us once we got over the rona cough.
😂😂😂
Please. Nuke L.A.
For all of us.
Hahahaha Idk why but I had to laugh so hard about this 😂😂😂
*see a joke about emigrants*
*laugh*
*second of realisation*
OH SHIT I AM AN EMIGRANT
😅
Me too, and in Berlin!
Well, technically not, since he never _stayed_ in Berlin voluntarily. 😂
So true
Good immigrants are likeable
"this street smells like communism" ahahahah
hahahahaha very good
Tbh it does.
*Karl Marx straße*
Karl Marx Straße is Based
So good you blink and you miss it
I live in Korea and am a Korean. I don’t know anything about Berlin or munchen. TH-cam algorithm took me here.
TH-cam wants you to come to Germany. Do it 😁
I live in Taiwan and am a Taiwanese. I’ve been to Berlin once, stayed for five days. The algorithm just got me here while I was searching for Berlin techno. Love the city, the music, and the currywurst.
Yes, and in the name of all germans I feel very sorry. This will never happen again. Here is another video of this guy:th-cam.com/video/FysYldsDCCQ/w-d-xo.html
@@Vinedwall I live in England and am I Bangladeshi. I watched some videos about the German empire and Eu so I guess that brought me here.
What's with the orange trash can everyone looks into???
Now do when Berliners come to Munich 😂😂😂😂
no need we don’t go that shithole or anywhere near bavaria
@@argust9574 not enough money?
@@mikhail7863 lol
Straight to jail
Yeeeees 🤣
As an Italian in Munich every time I entered the pub and asked for a weissbier (not like most turists who want the regular blonde beer) the locals would start cheering and patting my back and saying things like "finally a tourist with some tastebuds". 😂😂
I had so much fun. And the 🍺 is soooooo good
That's hilarious 😂
Wise choice.
A echta Bayer
@TILEN FABE It's probably your tastebuds that are bland cuz you cannot taste the subtleties of aroma and notes xD
@@Mr.Heller wise beer too
Someone is smoking weed here, better call the police!
Police: BahhahHAHhahahahHAHHAhAHHAhAHhahahah!
@M.H. yeah its like in the US. Berlin is really like a little USA
@M.H. ich muss nach Berlin ziehen ...
@@hanszimmer9224Actually no, it is not anything like that in the US. Here, when some Karen calls because a black guy is busy living, the cops shop up. And then everything goes to hell after that.
Thats sadly tru( a wee bit of weed🚬 and they are immediately calling the Police) , and berlin is like who gives a shit 🤔🤣🤣🤣
@M.H. what!! Here in Munich I'd be fucked
His "Hey google play some folk music" fucking woke everyone up in 3am.
Same here, we have Google assistant too!
Smart technology still dumb enough not to recognize it comes from a video 😅
What kinda fold music did it play? XD
@@gamingchamp6728 same question
I need a t-shirt with "Better bring that rat to a rat shelter" on it.
People are complaining in Munich because there are not enough Pidgeons shelters
I spotted a rat in my street yesterday. ^^
@@FranzFridl what? Why? what?
@@NotADuncon 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣
WG in Berlin: 450 Euro
WG in München: 1256,65 + Steuer
That must be figures from the last century, Berlin has now nearly similar prices.
What is WG?
@@gigglypuff3589 shared appartement
@@gigglypuff3589 WG= Wohngemeinschaft = shared appartement
@@Rick2010100 ouch..but I bet the pay is still 15-30% behind Bavaria
“This Street smells like communism”
Loved that one!😀😀😂
why
@@vigilyoung3732 Probably a political joke about the state of Berlin
@@vigilyoung3732 communism=shit
@@vigilyoung3732 its called Karl-Marx-Street and Karl Marx was like the founder of communism
I´m Italian and the only German city I had visited was Berlin. Now I´ve been living for more than a year and a half in Munich and I can´t wait to go back to Berlin to see how the city appears to me after a year in Bayern.
just puke on your shoes. same feeling
ever made it back?
Reminds me of my first time to Berlin haha XD certain areas definitely got me like “this is really the capital of Germany?” But over time I started to appreciate why things are the way they are here. It’s an amazing city.
im german and even i was shocked this is our capital :P
As a tourist I had exactly the same impression when I was there
Mudderstadt halt ♡ love it or leave it ;)
It is kind of the same when americans go to NY ( which is business capitol of the states ) for first time and get a rude shock. Always funny to see the snowflakes from the hinterland get education in the big city.
@@basaka00 yea because it is difficult for the human mind to comprehend such degeneracy. I recommend to read Solzhenitsyn or Ed Dutton on this matter.
I cannot stop watching these, hysterical. Sending love from America!!!!!!
In all my visits to Germany, of the big cities I always liked Munich the most. Now I know why.
Because... you like snobbery?
@@SianaGearz have u been to Munich? or still living behind an iron curtain?
@@victoriaalbastra6325 based
@@victoriaalbastra6325 If you are wondering why people call it snobbish, calling appreciation of freedom and creativity more than you "mental health issues" has probably something to do with it.
edit: also assuming that everyone who dislikes something you like is just jealous is snobby af - correction: it is the definition of a snob
@Richard Schiffman "I can easily name 20 other cities" -- I said big cities. There are tons of gorgeous smaller cities and towns in Germany to vacation in, but when you travel on business, Munich is hard to beat. And no, I didn't see any snobbery there, just people who cared about their surroundings.
You forgot the most common quote: Where is the Catholic Church?
After he says "the streets smell like communism" at 1:53, pause and have a look at the "Karl Marx" shop sign.
It’s the sign of the subwaystation and the name of the street is Karl Marx Sraße
😆
Freaking cleaver! I hadn’t even noticed that in the shot!
I am an American and my first time in Berlin i was f***ing blown away at how freaking cool the city was, it has EVERYTHING.
Munich is better stay mad
@@moisuomi HAHAHAHAHAA
As an American who has never visited Germany, or Europe for that matter, when we think of Germany, we always imagine Bavaria. There’s an amusement park called Busch Gardens. The park is sectioned into various European countries. The German section is folk music, festhaus, and the Black Forest.
As a Bavarian living next to Munich who has never visited America: yes we have folk music and the people wear folk clothing (Lederhos'n and Dirndl), but most of us do this only to the Oktoberfest (we call it Wies'n). Some people might be like in the video, but most of us not. It depends on your family, how you were raised. Not everyone from Munich is rich and arrogant. In fact, most of us are pretty normal. In the village where I grew up the street was way worse than in this video.
@@susa5846 you have streets in a village? That already sounds great! Needless to say I'm from a poor country :D
black forest is in Bad Wurtemberg not Bavaria.
the black forest is not in Bavaria 🙄
You miss a lot with this stereotype of Germany. Most of Germany is different. If you ever plan to visit Germany try to see the whole country - not just Berlin or Bavaria or the Black Forest. Visit the Wadden Sea and do a hiking across the ocean floor (yup it's possible in this part of the world). Enjoy a Fischbrötchen or visit cities like Hamburg, Bremen, Lübeck, Lüneburg or Münster. Go hiking in the Eifel or party in Cologne. Enjoy the baltic sea or our islands. Visit the lovely Spreewald and do a boat tour through this fairytale forest. :)
as a guy who grew up in the Paris area.......I felt quite at home in Berlin!
(really surprised me how different it is from other German cities though)
Did the cars in the suburbs burn the same way too? 😏
@@stanleysmith7551 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Paris has more rats than Berlin
@@denisenova7494 Definitely
same in san francisco.
"Why do people keep staring at this trashcan" is the most Bavarian thing Ive heard all day.
As a non european, I didn't got that.
@@shanaqbaimuru As an European I didn't get it either
They looking for refundable bottles
here if you are homless you get benfet from goverment and if you gather bottles you live your life XD
They do that in munich too tho
OMG i was so scared when I visited Berlin right after München. I was like "Kann ich zurück nach München gehen?"
😂😅
Sehr viel Regen in Berlin.
Yeah. Better stay in Munich then.
Scared of what? I went to Berlin for the first time as a corporate work trip and still didn't feel scared of anything despite walking everyone because I'm not a reasonable person.
@@Natalie37854 because if you say the word "Regen" backwards its the German N-word and combined with his Roman inspired Nickname and the fact that the original Comment talked about "being scared" and Bavaria is a lot more white, it's pretty safe to assume he wasn't talking about rain...
Nazis got pretty creative since much of their stuff was made illegal here
I’d love to visit Berlin, but I don’t speak Turkish I can’t communicate with people don’t know I’m which language to talk with them
arab is fine too 😉
Radical Living *Arabic
You seem to be having problems with basic English or Russian too. Better stay at home mate
Funny thing is that Munich has a higher percentage of immigrants than Berlin.
@@yaneyd93 there are more immigrants in munich than in berlin. especially croats, turks, arabs and polish people
"is that Angela Merkel?" 😂🤣 dead
The end really got me: "I got invited to a birthday party and it says friday to sunday... I don't get it" 😂😂😂 Berlin Partys are exceptional 💥👌🏼
Lol I don’t understand it can you explain?
@@Ool-ju6bj maybe the parties there lasts that long!
@@Ool-ju6bj That refers to the weekend parties. If you were up to it, you could party through without any break whatsoever in between.
I would need to rest for like at least a week if I would party non-stop like that
@@bgyukhnjm7837 They do. Most bigger clubs are usually open from Friday night to Monday morning, so if you really wanted to, you could just stay in there for the whole time and party.
I am from the US and for some reason are getting recommended your channel about Germany. I gotta say I have not been disappointed.
Welcome to my world
I went to a concert in Berlin and was shocked that someone lit up a joint in the middle of the venue. The security tried to locate him but gave up after 3 seconds. I was more shocked after the concert ended, people just gathered around outside the hall, sat on the floor and started rolling up. 10/10 best night of my life.
Munich is the first and only city in Germany I've lived in and I'll ever live in.... I visited Berlin once and it was shocking. I have become a true Münchnerin, I need super clean Sbahns and rich old people everywhere to be happy now
"become a true münchnerin" - cringe, how about we stop acting like imaginary city citizienships are anyhow relevant, lol. Lived in munich for 20 years, has its good and bad sides.
Stabil
I grew up in Südbaden before I moved to Berlin and I'd rather die than go back
Munich is a snob city
Hopefully this is just great satire. Berlin is fun and interesting though, so there is that.
HahahHahah "why do people keep looking in the trash can"....total Belin🤣🤣🤣
Srsly tho why do they?
@@jasp42 For the returnable bottles, those are the homeless people mostly..
@@jasp42 In germany, most of the bottles you buy have something called "Pfand" on it. If you buy the bottle, you have to pay extra for that Pfand (9cent-25cent) but you get it back when you return it. Some people are kinda lazy or don't have the opportunity to take the bottle to a store or to their home, so they just throw it away and other people in need can collect them and return them for some euros.
There are actually some people that do this for a living, seriously xd
@roz doreman It's very common in the US, too.
Oh c'mon in Munich some old people do that as well
You just made an extremely good case for Munich
If you’re a millionaire, sure :D
Munich is pretty and polished yes. But it's boring and snobbish. + absolutely terrifyingly expensive and I lived in Switzerland haha
@Richard Schiffman Hamburg is the best city
0:12 That is the best music you've played on your channel.
So true!
It really is 😅 thanks for the support Volo! Much appreciated 😊 I'll make sure to donate it to the rat shelter!
And yes we love your videos 🙂
Ich bin Münchnerin und ein Großteil könnte echt von meinen Freunden kommen 🤣 das mit Freitag bis Montag hat auch bei mir bissl gebraucht
Hahaha 😂 super!!
Bleib dort , ist besser 😁
@@niikomanis Ich checks immer noch net.
Bin jedes mal so froh wenn ich wieder in München bin
@@samirraza9069 Einige Clubs haben von Fr-Mo durchgehend geöffnet. Es ist allgemein bekannt, dass man in Berlin das komplette Wochenende durchfeiern kann. Aber nur bei Techno-Partys und Berlin ist eine Techno-Stadt.
Never been in Berlin but when I visited Munich I thought "this place has class"
Yeah... You will definitely not think that about Berlin... Rather the absolute opposite...
OMG that was literally me the first few months in Berlin 😂 And after a while I started to get used to the city and actually fell in love with it haha Once you get a better understanding of Berlin’s History you see the city differently :)
"Birthday party friday to monday" 😂😂 I am mexican, I can relate.
First time I been to Germany, I visited Berlin. At first took me a short while to get used to it. Definitely the graffiti was at first a surprise. I found the people to be quite open and enjoyed the diversity of culture. Definitely a vibrant city. As I traveled south, the vibe was much slower tempo than Berlin.
I think Berlin is not a German city. It is a city occupied by other nations, the barbarians, that's why you see much vandalism, graffiti and other. You should be more strict to Auslanders, it is your country, or not?
@@valeriucore4613
1st thats racist
2nd the cultural diversity in berlin just reflects its turbulent history
@@valeriucore4613 OK chill hitler
@@user-hv1tr9ok1i Since when criticized vandalism/graffiti become racist remark....As a foreign...this has nothing to do with diversity...those who vandalize should be arrested.
Its not Im from south america and i left berlin because of how much arabs were think is most of them have completly other culture and (ss a woman) i felt really insecure on the street
I live in Munich the first time I went to Berlin I was in shock , dirty and graffitis everywhere, people loitering the streets with supermarkets trolleys , some places look like gang infested streets, scared me but I fell in love with the night life, the people are more friendly, just don’t dress well , match the Berliners , all of you should be hippies 🤣
I'm gonna be in the minority here but I couldn't be caught dead living in Berlin. Munich you're the city for me!
If you feel like paying over a thousand bucks to live in a tiny room in the police state that is Bavaria, go for it.
Based!
@@Nicarand no problem with the police if you‘re not a criminal 🤷🏼♂️
Personally I agree but to be fair I was born and raised in Munich and I still live here while I only spent a week in Berlin. Not for me though great historical stuff to look at :) I am not a high fan of the structure of the city and I didn't make too great experiences there but I am still glad I went to check the city out it surely has it's own flavor
@@Nicarand Lol... If by police state you mean law and order and not allowing something like Rigaer Straße or parts of Neukölln to happen, then yes it's a police state...
Also yes if you want to make a living with doing shitty art projects noone cares about full time, then yes, it's gonna be harder in Munich, otherwise you will also earn more...
1:40 Ithe guy in the back his face is priceless like wtf is he doing 🤣🤣🤣
I'm Czech and I've been to Berlin 10 times to attend concerts but in January I'll be going to Munich for the first time and I'm very excited.
0:28 "why do people keep looking into this trashcan" haha
I'm living in Munich, but I was born in Wuppertal.
Yeah Munich is f*cking clean and the streets are art, if you compare it to other cities. 😂
But the old people looking in the trash cans too, because of Pfand. Appartements are expensive... You need to look where you get your money😅
Also we have boxes with books and clothes too.
I prefer street Art, freedom and nice people over Clean snobs
@@InfinityGamerHDx
In Munich the people might be more conservative, but the people are on average definitely way friendlier than in Berlin.
I don't get it, I was just in Munich and the City was dirty and the construction sites in the city's center were horrendous. Public transportation horrible... 😂
@@ichbinich1775 I fully agree. I am from Munich and many years ago I used to live for 1,5 years in Berlin. It was hell and I couldn´t wait to go back home.
@@rosa61217 so true it's so old and dirty haha
I have visited Berlin for a mere 2 days, but by God the city has left such a lasting positive impression on me! I absolutely loved it anf wanna go back!
The first comment my friend made when we just got out of the U Bahn station, "dirty Berlin, but I like it". Was our first time there 😅
Sure Munich has its charm, and I have more memories there, but Berlin is really pulling me back.
„They didn’t want me man. Why they didn’t want me?!?“ 🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍
Why? Some explanation would be nice for all us non Germans here.
@@ScienceAround He was trying to get in a famous berlin club, called "berghain". They are known for rejecting most people that go there.
If you are not dressed right or the bouncer is in a bad mood there is no way you will get in there. And even if everything is perfect the chance is slim.
@@ScienceAround also the way he was dressed does not fit the vibe of the club at all (too fancy)
He went to a club during the day? It was probably closed 😁
@@icosmini The berghain has events which lasts multiple days without any pause ;)
I'm from Munich, and this is pretty accurate especially with the transportation!!
This channel is gold
This actually makes me more excited to be going to Munich lol.
😂
I'm from Munich and can't really identify with this. But I haven't been living in Munich for the last 24 years, maybe that explains it. When I visit Munich nowadays I hardly meet any people that are originally from Munich and the town has lost the atmosphere it had before the 90ies. Now it really seems like only rich people live in Munich. Everybody else moves to the outskirts or to other smalles cities in the area.
Also I remember smoking weed in Munich in public was absolutely relaxed in the 90ies. Englischer Garten always smelled like weed and you would always meet some old naked hippies and people with their very own clothing style.
Maybe this isn't about people from Munich, but people that can afford to live in Munich?
Smoking weed in Munich was never a problem as long as you smoking those in Englischer Garten or Isar shore, and the Police don't care about it. But not on the Street or Trainstation.
Smoking weed is still very common in Munich... At least for the younger people, you'll hardly find anyone who hasn't tried it themselves yet or at least was with someone while that person was smoking. In the evenings you smell it a lot as well, at least in certain areas
@@marolinchen disgusting. Which German city smokes the least Weed? I cannot handle Weed.
I just got you recommended and cant stop laughing, so hilarious 🤣
So glad! Welcome aboard!😁
You are so hilarious u know....just discovered your channel and I am so laughing hard
Yay! Thank you! Welcome aboard! 😄
“Omg there’s a black guy coming” 😂
Thanks for the earworm of the SDP Song "Die Nacht von Freitag auf Montag" 😂
Thanks for the song name 🙂
Love your videos!! OMG, each one is like a work of art. I have been very very fortunate to travel all over the world. You name it, I have probably been there. But I have been putting off going to Germany for years. I really don't know why. I just think in the back of my head that it's a country of robots. You have done what no one else could do. You put a face on Germany. Suddenly, I can't wait to go! As soon as this pandemic is over and there is a good vaccine, I am on the first flight to Berlin. The German tourism board should really be paying you.
And now, I think I'll go have a beer.
Thanks you for the nice words Rick! Glad the videos have such a positive impact 😄 Yeah i also can't wait to go traveling again. Have a good one!
Dieser junge Mann ist soooo was von sympathisch!!!! 🥰
So accurate 😂 absolutely love your videos, laughing my ass off every time
Dude my "google home" picked up what you said and started playing music 😂
Whoa man, I lived in Bavaria less than an year and I had the same reaction when I visited Berlin 😨
Hey it's actually a really cool system, I got so many amazing and wonderful things out of these boxes on the streets of Berlin - including baking molds, pots and pans, a teakettle, cutlery, books, a folder for piano notes, some shirts, a pair of sandals and some woven baskets. Best places to go to for boxes (imo) - Neukölln, Friedrichshain and Lichterfelde Ost
Also some streets in prenzlauer Berg near weissensee are good too, if you are searching for such boxes.
Hey! Habe vor ein paar Tagen deinen Channel entdeckt. Vielen Dank! Dein Humor is wunderbar, Videos sind großartig! Gruß aus Steglitz
Freut mich 😊 Willkommen an Bord!
Thanks for activating my Google home. It was some dank music 😂
"People should really look better after their belongings" That made me chuckle : )
Greetings from Houston, I lived in both Berlin & Munich, very well captured! (am binge watching your videos).
After living 3 years in Munich , That was alittle bit like my first time visiting my sister in NRW😅😅😅😂😂😂oh my gosh , i bin abayer 🤣🤣
Hahahahahahahaha.... Thanks for the laugh. Enjoyed your description very much
"why are people looking at the trashcans"
accurate lol
Why tho?
@@kreglfromworld Our recycling department ("BSR") has many different fun slogans or jokes on each bin. Also some more or less entertaining word plays. Don't ask me for a reason, guess their PR was bored. Its cool tho (for example bin with slogan: "feed me"; or another example: garbage truck with german wordplay "Leerkraft" in it (weird german word for "garbage truck" and ALSO sounds like the german word for 'teacher'))
= people Look at it
2:00 "Angie, thanks for refugees" 😂 I'm dying.
2:18 "I don´t wanna live without a Weißwurst..." oh that poor innocent one, hahahahaha!!
Ok i subscribed! You are great
The part with birthday party invitation from friday-sunday "I don't get it" officially killed me 😂😂😂😂
Birthday party Friday to Monday 😂😂
Brilliant video!
We visited Berlin for a week as our „Studienfahrt“ (basically a schooltrip for about 5 days at the end of tenth class in most schools in germany) as a school class from a suburb of munich (this video fits perfect) and we found the city … lets say interesting. The things mentioned in this video are definetly true (for most parts; the cliches are not true)
Ich binge gerade deine Videos. So gut xD LG aus München xD
All the reasons why I left my hometown Berlin and moved to Bavaria. 😂
Ew
Was ja based ist
I'm a Brit immigrant. For me Berlin was a huge improvement!. But then I got a job in Hamburg and my mind was blown. That said, I'm back in Berlin, happy as a pig in shit. (as we Brits say)
where are you from? when i first moved to germany i used to live in big cities for a while but now i live in a suburb. i will never go back to those shitholes again lol. cheers from a guildfordian.
I lived in both cities for years, and realized cleanness doesnt necessarily make you happy.
berlin is best place to live in germany.
That's a very personal decision
BS
It does make me quite happy and im also a bit conservative so i prefer to live here in Bavaria but Berlin has its perks too. The street food is amazing
Compared to Portland, Oregon--Berlin is a very clean and orderly city.
My husband and I moved from Montreal to Potsdam last year and we were both amazed by how clean, sleek and organized Berlin is 😅.
But Potsdam is veery clean^^
@@RadicalLiving Indeed, it is even cleaner than Berlin :) In Potsdam, when they see some garbage in the street, they take pictures of it to show their disapproval on Facebook.
..Friday to monday” loved it 🤣
This is me living in Berlin and I'm not even from Munich lol Guess it's time to move!
Respect nochmal für die schönste Videos mit dem tollen Humor
I grew up in Germany. Dad speaks German so he was stationed at Ramstein for a long time, and we also lived off-base for a good long time. I love Bavaria and I loved our day trips into Munich. It's a gorgeous city.
However. I was about 10 years old at the time and there was a definite sense of the German Stare at all times. "There is a CHILD? How dare these Americans have a CHILD? It's probably diseased." I was a very quiet kid, too, so it was pretty obvious the problem was the fact that I existed. This video is making me giggle.
Never made it to Berlin but I hope to go back someday. I spent so much time auf Deutschland I actually get homesick for it sometimes.
Costa Rican here, I was laughing the whole time simply because of the hilarious delivery lol
The description is very informative btw (the more you know...)
I've been living in Munich for five years, and this is amazingly accurate.
I think I’m starting to get your sense of humor now. Nice job !
"the streets smell like communism" Dead🤣🤣 please come visit Bucharest, we share some of that 😂
comrade
This is probably my favourite. Absolutely brilliant.
The snobs of the south versus the artists of the north!
😂😂😂! I’m South African living in Munich & I must say I agree with some points when I had visited Berlin. As for people running away from black people (I slightly disagree but there could be an exception) but I know they stare a lot even though there’s a few black people in Munich 🤷🏿♀️😫
I guess he's making fun of Munich's citizens because they only know their homogenous mostly white surrounding and might be scared of people of colour? It's actually true that in the south of Germany people aren't as used to it and might have prejudices about different ethnicities or cultures..
@@voyance4elle Not the whole south.
The staring is a German thing I’d say, regardless of background lol
@@voyance4elle Maybe you should look these things up before you make these statements. Munich has a far higher percentage of foreigners than Berlin( Munich has 25,5% and Berlin 15,5%) and the South of Germany has a higher percentage of foreigners than the North.
@@yaneyd93 Yeah but Munich is still a clean shithole ... whereas Berlin is a cosy dirty place :) and tolerance is non existant in Munich when compared to Berlin ..former resident of both
I haven’t laughed this hard in a while 😄😄😄😄
Cheers mate.
I can say as one person who was born and grew up in Munich my entire life, Berlin felt weird when we went there last time (I think I've only been there once for a wedding), but I definitely didn't care enough to pay attention to small things. And outside of not caring all that much, I also didn't really feel comfortable. I don't think I would choose to go there again if I don't have to.
thank you for making me smile with your videos, they are so great
0:04 triggered my Google assistant and it started to play folk music lol
I came across this video while doing research for grad school (my top choices are Free University of Berlin and Technical University of Munich) and LOL! Thank you for this wonderful addition to the info!
Not enough complaining about drivers.
As a guy born and raised in Munich like half of the emotions I've felt when living in Berlin was either road rage or confussion about the state of humanity after asking myself "how do people live here" after I saw someone almost get hit by a car for the 5th time this month.
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babes you need to go to southern italy
i almost got run over with green one time hahhahahah