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@@kajmak64bit76 in the Netherlands we also have Pat and Mat but with Dutch voices its called "buurman en buurman" here, meaning neighbour and neighbour
Incredibly underrated song. I haven’t heard it in years, actually. When Gazmanov originally sang this in 1994 I think, he looked very different with a mullet and black hair.
Oleg has always put out interesting music over the years. My first exposure to him was his "Foward, Russia" which he released in 2015. Definitely got me hooked to his music ever since.
@@someslavaboo7497 "Born in the USA" was-anti war, anti-imperialist, and has a critique of how poor people was send to a rich man war, and was stolen by republicans to look "patriotic" but we all know it wasn't, but i agree both are great
@leanderherman639 What's the point of that? If a Ukrainian refugee watched MSNBC Richard Engel's report of the Ukrainian War this song was there for the War rally
@@luigimrlgaming9484это не очень хорошо переведенная игра слов. Он говорит, что включит эту песню в районе своего города, который называется "Советский союз"
Прошу прощения за свой несчастный русский, я до сих пор плохо его выучу. Дочь, внучка и правнучка Советов и немцев, солдат, крестьян и инженеров, к сожалению, они уехали из России после падения своей родины и у меня не было возможности чтобы родиться Я родился в Мексике. До сегодняшнего дня, если вы спросите члена моей семьи из прошлого поколения, он скажет вам, что отдал бы все для возвращения на родину.,
Address given by Churchill on 12/21/1959, on the occasion of Stalin's 80th birthday (who died 6 years earlier); figure in the Encyclopaedia Britannica: “It was an extraordinary fortune for Russia that, in the years of the most difficult tests, Stalin, an indomitable genius and strategist, took the helm. He was an extraordinary personality, able to dominate our uncertain and cruel times. Stalin was a man of exceptional energy, of unyielding willpower; a tough, cruel man, a ruler even in the negotiations, to which not even the undersigned, although trained at the school of the British Parliament, has been able to oppose anything. Stalin possessed, first of all, a strong sense of humor, an unmatched ability to grasp even the most complex issues instantly. His figure loomed, dominating the heads of state of all times and of all nations. It made an extraordinary impression on us. He possessed profound wisdom, he seemed to ignore the feeling of fear. He was an absolute master in the art of finding a way out even in the most desperate situations. Moreover, even in moments of greatest enthusiasm, he never indulged in easy illusions. He had an extremely complex personality. He created and subjugated an immense empire. He was able to use his enemies to exterminate other enemies. Stalin was, without equal, the greatest dictator of all time. He took over a nation that barely knew the plow and left it with the atomic bomb "
Сейчас идёт Великая Отечественная война, в которой украинский народ защищает свою землю от коммунистических нацистских захватчиков. И эта война по настоящему отечественная в отличии от той фейковой "отечественной войны" 1939-45 годов, в которой неизвестно кто неизвестно против кого сражался. Один факт того, что от начала войны и до конца две воюющие страны сохраняли тёплые дружественные отношения и посылали друг другу всё необходимое для ведения боевых действий мало укладывается в голове А что уже говорить про мнимые концлагеря, которые руские волокли за наступающими частями и подло установили на оккупированных территориях. У немцев челюсть отвисла, когда они узнали о таких злодеяниях, какие якобы они совершали во время войны. И это всё придумали в кремле Создали такие изуверские флешмобы
Украина, Белоруссия, Крым и Камчатка-это моя страна! Давайте объединятся! Развал Советского Союза было величайшей ошибкой. Что хорошего мы получили от этой "независсимости"? Вместе мы Сила! Мир, Дружба, СССР!!!
Unámos a la URSS, restablezcamos al mejor país del mundo. Desde Cuba se les quiere y se les extraña mucho. La URSS es como nuestra segunda patria por tratarnos como sus hijos. 🇨🇺❤🇷🇺🇺🇦🇧🇾🇦🇲🇬🇪🇦🇿🇰🇬🇰🇿🇱🇹🇱🇻🇲🇩🇹🇯🇪🇪🇹🇲🇺🇿
western people: "The citizens of the former soviet union have lived in despair, dictatorship and without any human rights hungering to death" people born in the soviet union:
Fun fact: This concert was held 9th of May (Victory Day), 2012 at Diskoteka 80-x in Kharkov, Ukraine! It just goes to show what endless Western/Tribal propaganda does to destroy a family and harm a nation
"Combine harvesters and TORPEDOES." - Literally the most USSR thing I've ever heard. Also, this one kinda sounds like it was compose after 1991, as many of the things mention wasn't all that popular of a topic in the USSR itself. But, yes, the USSR together was great in many aspects, and you can't deny it.
well, it's like a reference to the warning for the West of the USSR times, which sounds like this. We are peaceful people (a combine harvester for harvesting grain that could be more peaceful), but our armored train is on a siding (torpedoes). This refers to the symbolism of these things.
Idk I think for me its the social aspect. Now more than ever we're feeling the effects of really intense loneliness (think lockdowns and covid 19) It seems looking at the soviet union, and even Russian people today they're much more social and willing to talk with one another (again, at least from what i've seen. I have no doubt that in some places its not like that) And although a lot of aspects of communism really were ass, I think its part of the reason the people are like that. And whatever way you look at it, that's pretty great
It strongly reminds me of an old Soviet jokes about the Damansky island incident, when a peaceful Soviet combine harvester was shot by the Chinese troops, so it had to retaliate, then it made a few artillery shots and flew back to Moscow, and the government warned that if Chinese ever attack again, next time they'll add a few tractors to that harvester
This song is a masterpiece. It’s the definition of the word patriotism. Pure patriotism in fact. Not insulting anyone else, simple showing pride of his country’s history. The fact that he mentioned both the Romanovs and Lenin & Stalin is incredible to me. No matter what ethnicity you are, you cannot hate this song. It’s a masterpiece
Are you joking? It’s a Russian Imperialist wet dream, need I say what the Romanovs and Stalin did to native inhabitants of the countries/territories they mention in the song? It’s Slavophilia and ethnic hatred
@@slavic_viking9638 Ukrainie and the Baltics where free countries in 1994, when Gazmanov wrote this song. He's is a propagandist, and you're a troll. IDI NACH*J!!
well, I guess like anywhere else, it sort of depends on who you were and where you lived. I hear from people (especially from people who were from the baltic states and Ukraine) that it really sucked. But it seems Russians living in bigger cities speak a lot better of Soviet times
@@theamazingaviator1084 Lmao, all the people of that area that I have talked to (Kazakhs, Belarusians, Moldovans, Russians, Ukrainians) enjoyed the life in the USSR, the only exception were the inhabitants of the Baltic countries and the West Ukraine (fun fact: in these areas Nazi collaborationism was widespread).
@@theamazingaviator1084 only west Ukraine. And the people from the Baltics which actually lived in the USSR I talked to liked the USSR. The new generation is getting brainwashed by cia propaganda. (Most of them already disliked Russia before because the tsar took their lands.)
Guys can we just listen to music WITHOUT arguing about politics for once? Christ, you wonder why there's so much hate in the world. So many of you cant even listen to a good song without making it into an argument/political rant in the comments.
@@rayofmoonlight8652 not Really, more celebrating a part of history, the countries and peoples of the former republics It's not necessarily about arguing or conflict
It is a pity that now the country has become revisionist, and our generation is the most promising generation, we are confident young and energetic, we will build a brand new communist country
@@BeautifulGreen252 The ideal is beautiful, the reality is cruel, and every country has two sides. Although my country is prosperous and prosperous, the 8-hour workday has not been realized at all, the people are under great pressure, and the capitalists are exploiting everyone in different ways. The state acquiesced to this behavior for the sake of the economy, although we are a socialist country, some people sarcastically say that this is just a feudal comprador society. Although our country has various problems, we are the most united, and we have always believed that we can accomplish great things by concentrating our efforts. The road is tortuous, the future is bright, and the future must belong to the communist society!
Live long the Great Soviet Union!!! We'll never forget the Sputnik and the beloved Laika,the Yuri Gagarin and Valentina Tereskova,the MIR!!! We'll never forget the Great Work of Soviet Academy of Moscow,the great Masters of Soviet Chess,the superiority of Soviet Ballets and the unique achievements of Soviet Athletes!!! Live long the Soviet union!!!
We never forget holodomor,great purge,occupying half of Europe,invading countries,provoking a war,destroying democracy,closing borders,Gulags,political prisoners,executions,bad economy,,destroying religions,bad quality of food,spliting Berlin,suppresing peaceful reforms,imprisoning intelectuals,Katyn,Prague spring,hungarian uprising should i continue?
I feel like the era when nasakom was still a thing is quite interesting, it's the time when we had communist party in our country and we live together with them. That's the thing we can't see anymore rn because of the ban on the ideology and the party itself
well, my dad was born in the Abkhaz ASSR, sometime round ‘85 he enjoyed life, when the USSR Collapsed and abkhazia became independent, my grandpa has to fight in the war for independence, sad thing is, never got to meet him, cuz he died while fighting in Suhumi around November 1992
@@bebra6924согласен, многие как он посмотрят один, два, видео ролика где про СССР говорят только плохое и потом появляются такие не понятные коментарии.
Man this stuff SLAPS so hard to the point on where I even feel nostalgia playing this even though that I was never born or even never once lived in the USSR, god bless Soviet music from a fellow democratic socialist turning into a full blown commie in the Philippines! URA!
Made in the USSR was written in 1964 Born in the USA was Recorded in 1982 and released 1984. For those of you who think BORN IN THE USA came first IT DID NOT.
Can you provide any sources on that. Because I found no mention of the song outside of Oleg Gazmanov, who realeased it in 2005. Also, half the lyrics are nonsense in a 1964 song
@@railroadman5285 That answers nothing. The son here is "Made in the USSR", not "Back in the USSR", they share neither lyrics nor music. And "Back in the USSR" was written and released in 1968, so it doesn't correspond to the original comment, and is a response song to ""Back in the USA", so it doesn't even work in a "USSR came first" sort of way.
@@hobas-l5g It wasn't, the church simply had to pay taxes like everyone else and the government kept it's nose out of it's affairs, that's it. There were plenty of people who were religious under the east bloc countries.
@eg I'm not versed in the history of the uzbek and tajik SSRs, but from what i'm seeing via wikipedia, my guess is that the situation there is complex. There are government crackdowns on religons that are unauthorized(and suspected of being affiliated with terrorist groups), and a problem with reactionary religious tendencies that have risen since the fall of the USSR. Tl;Dr : My guess is that the situations in those countries are the result of Reactionary fundamentalists who would have been stopped in their tracks during the Soviet era.
Reminder that T This concert was held 9th of May (Victory Day), 2012 at Diskoteka 80-x in Kharkov, Ukraine, before NATO created the Khmer Rouge 2.0 in Kiev
This video is made up from at least two different concerts, one where Oleg has black hair and there are a lot of Russian flags, and the other where Oleg has white hair and there are not Russian flags. But you are right about one issue: Kharkiv is Ukraine. An oblast ( region) bombarded and partially occupied by Oleg supported nazi Putin's army, but UKRAINIAN.
B тысяча девятьсто тридцать девять году, Германия Гитлера и СССР Сталина ВМЕСТЕ ВТОРГЛИСЬ в Польшу. In 1939, Hitler's Germany and Stalin's USSR INVADED TOGETHER Poland. Слава Украине!
@@vladivostok853 There are more than 2 Poles in this world. "Where are 2 Poles, there are 3 political options". You know a famous Pole comrade marshall Rokossovsky?
Those people who wasn't born in the USSR or born in other countries like me or born after it broke up, the song hits all of us the same. Glory to the Soviet Union ❤
Born in the USA actually isn't a pro-American song, if you listen to all the lyrics. The joke is on everyone who sings the chorus, I guess. Bruce Springsteen is a very wealthy liberal man who has suffered from depression his whole life. I can't think of a Gazmanov equivalent for the USA, maybe a country artist.
This first victory is not yet a final victory, and it was given to our October Revolution with unprecedented hardships and difficulties, with unheard-of torments, with a number of enormous failures and mistakes on our part. One backward people would have succeeded in defeating the imperialist wars of the most powerful and most advanced countries of the globe without failures and without mistakes! We are not afraid to admit our mistakes and will soberly look at them in order to learn how to correct them. But the fact remains: for the first time in hundreds and thousands of years, the promise to "respond" to the war between the slave owners with a slave revolution against all and every slave owner has been fulfilled to the end and is being fulfilled despite all difficulties. We started this business. When exactly, in what period, and the proletarians of which nation will bring this matter to an end is an immaterial question. It is essential that the ice is broken, that the path is open, the road is shown. Ленин В. И.
This song epitomizes the spirit of the USSR. I sincerely hope that the Union State of Russia and Belarus will become a reality. Respect to the Soviet people from Sri Lanka.
I can see how the recent performance has stained this song, but this is an old one. It was not made as an anthem of Russian supremacy over the other nations or in support of a war (and as some have noted, it was performed in Ukraine). Still really sad to see it used in the way it is right now
I saw a video of it at that Trumpesque Putin rally the other day. As one of those kids that learned to get under our school desks. Wasn’t the guy singing it live? Sounds like he’s trying to start WWIII is what I take away. It sure sounds like an “anthem of Russian supremacy.” But I’ve listened several times and I’ve got to admit it is a damn good song. Didn’t realize it was so old, though.
„Im August 2015 setzte der Inlandsgeheimdienst der Ukraine Gasmanow auf die Liste von Künstlern, deren Tätigkeit eine Bedrohung für die nationale Sicherheit der Ukraine darstellt.“
My grandfather was an Albanian student in Moscow in Soviet Union. Before he died he recited russian poetry. Despite politics Empire,Soviet or Democracy, Russia is such a great country with a rich 1000 years history, mostly tragic and at the same time glorious. Different peoples,ethnicities, religions, languages with one common Motherland. I am not communist and I believe Russia will be an Orthodox Christian Empire, The Third Rome and Second Byzantium. May God Bless you all. Protect your country and protect our world. Greetings and Salute from an Albanian Muslim
Orthodox empire? the fall of socialism has made Eastern Europe mentally return to the Middle Age. Hopefully soon the Soviet Union will return and end all the chaos in Eastern Europe.
@@victorvlaslev6673 The Church is an obsolete institution. The name empire won't do. If there is socialism all over the world, then there will be no neocolonialism
Bravo Soviet Union, Bravo Russia🇷🇺🚩 Soviet Union will always be in our Heart and Russia will grow as the great Motherland again, Comrade Omnistar and the Comrades💖💐👍
@@GenocideWesterners correct but if you watched MSNBC Richard Engel's Ukraine War report this song was used for the War rally 9 months ago Luzhniki Stadium
When he says “Caucasus”, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan are included, so the only countries not appearing in the song are Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
@@whatanunfortunate Crimea is Russia for 8 years already and other parts of Ukraine are becoming Russia now. Belarus is almost the same as Russia and Moldova has mini-Russia in Transnistria
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Like my comment. I like USSR
Like my comment. I like USSR
Dislike dislike dislike dislike dislike dislike👎👎👎👎
Wir stärken Russland 🙋🇩🇪👍🇷🇺🙋♂️
Listen to Imagine (Russian cover too)....peace, kindness, caring, equality, respect
In Việt Nam, every time you say: looks like it was made in USSR, that's mean the thing you are mentioning is so durable
because it was durable and today everything is crap.
@@ingvarz7468 yes
@Libor Tejcek at this point it's more quality than made in china
Yes, like the Moskova. 🤦😂🗑️
@Libor Tejcek no. In Vietnam, it is quality, because it was aligned on the USSR and is still communist today.
Roses are red
Death is our fate
when omnistar uploads
Everyone feels great
I like your profile pic... Pat and Matt... A je to
Very nice
@@kajmak64bit76 in the Netherlands we also have Pat and Mat but with Dutch voices
its called "buurman en buurman" here, meaning neighbour and neighbour
Always a good day when omnistar uploads
Incredibly underrated song. I haven’t heard it in years, actually. When Gazmanov originally sang this in 1994 I think, he looked very different with a mullet and black hair.
Agreed but the people of the.
The last third of the video features him with his black mullet
@@cris-tm8uq that’s
Oleg has always put out interesting music over the years. My first exposure to him was his "Foward, Russia" which he released in 2015. Definitely got me hooked to his music ever since.
Bitte in Deutsch übersetzen.
Dankeschön 👉❤👈
McCartney says "Back in the USSR"
Springsteen loud "Born in the USA"
Газманов говорит "Made in the СССР"
eto tak prosto!
The intro of Made in USSR has a patriotic American sound.
This not a song it's a Soviet masterpiece
So this is the soviet response to "born in the USA"
But this one is actually "patriótic" xD
Exactly
Both are pretty good.
@@estacion7386 this one has the advantage of not only being patriotic, but also descriptive of its history
@@someslavaboo7497 "Born in the USA" was-anti war, anti-imperialist, and has a critique of how poor people was send to a rich man war, and was stolen by republicans to look "patriotic" but we all know it wasn't, but i agree both are great
Привет из ҚазССР
привет из УзССР
Привет из РСФСР!
The hymn of Soviet nostalgia
Privyet comrade stalin
@@oberstbaumer hello comrade
Never knew this song existed.
I'll be blasting it next time I pass through my Soviet neighborhood.
Careful, you risk being blasted, first! :))
@@alinv75 In what sense?
You’ll be waiting a long time
@leanderherman639 What's the point of that? If a Ukrainian refugee watched MSNBC Richard Engel's report of the Ukrainian War this song was there for the War rally
@@luigimrlgaming9484это не очень хорошо переведенная игра слов. Он говорит, что включит эту песню в районе своего города, который называется "Советский союз"
Я Монголка, но я так люблю эту песню.Я рождена в МНР.Какие хорошие времена была.
У меня дед у вас там в МНР ураганил...на реке Халхин-Гол в 39м... Когда японцев отбросили за Маньчжоу-Го.... Привет с Дальнего Востока 🤝
Вы монголка, у которой мозги набекрень в результате массированной красной пропаганды. Хотя…, уверен, родились уже такой🥴. Надо же, “хорошие времена”🤭.
Прошу прощения за свой несчастный русский, я до сих пор плохо его выучу. Дочь, внучка и правнучка Советов и немцев, солдат, крестьян и инженеров, к сожалению, они уехали из России после падения своей родины и у меня не было возможности чтобы родиться Я родился в Мексике. До сегодняшнего дня, если вы спросите члена моей семьи из прошлого поколения, он скажет вам, что отдал бы все для возвращения на родину.,
Родина всегда отзовётся в крови- и вы,потомки россиян,привет вам!
Address given by Churchill on 12/21/1959, on the occasion of Stalin's 80th birthday (who died 6 years earlier); figure in the Encyclopaedia Britannica:
“It was an extraordinary fortune for Russia that, in the years of the most difficult tests, Stalin, an indomitable genius and strategist, took the helm. He was an extraordinary personality, able to dominate our uncertain and cruel times. Stalin was a man of exceptional energy, of unyielding willpower; a tough, cruel man, a ruler even in the negotiations, to which not even the undersigned, although trained at the school of the British Parliament, has been able to oppose anything. Stalin possessed, first of all, a strong sense of humor, an unmatched ability to grasp even the most complex issues instantly. His figure loomed, dominating the heads of state of all times and of all nations. It made an extraordinary impression on us. He possessed profound wisdom, he seemed to ignore the feeling of fear. He was an absolute master in the art of finding a way out even in the most desperate situations. Moreover, even in moments of greatest enthusiasm, he never indulged in easy illusions. He had an extremely complex personality. He created and subjugated an immense empire. He was able to use his enemies to exterminate other enemies. Stalin was, without equal, the greatest dictator of all time. He took over a nation that barely knew the plow and left it with the atomic bomb "
Podemos conocernos? Soy de Palestina y quiero aprender más el Ruso. Amo los dos tus culturas, y así aprendí el castellano. Da zdravstvuyut Tavarishi!
Сейчас идёт Великая Отечественная война, в которой украинский народ защищает свою землю от коммунистических нацистских захватчиков. И эта война по настоящему отечественная в отличии от той фейковой "отечественной войны" 1939-45 годов, в которой неизвестно кто неизвестно против кого сражался. Один факт того, что от начала войны и до конца две воюющие страны сохраняли тёплые дружественные отношения и посылали друг другу всё необходимое для ведения боевых действий мало укладывается в голове А что уже говорить про мнимые концлагеря, которые руские волокли за наступающими частями и подло установили на оккупированных территориях. У немцев челюсть отвисла, когда они узнали о таких злодеяниях, какие якобы они совершали во время войны. И это всё придумали в кремле Создали такие изуверские флешмобы
@@enverhoxhainfo This is simply a LIE.
Winston Churchill never said anything like this...
Stop posting this shitty crap!
forever love USSR From Socialist Republic of Vietnam
Украина, Белоруссия, Крым и Камчатка-это моя страна! Давайте объединятся! Развал Советского Союза было величайшей ошибкой. Что хорошего мы получили от этой "независсимости"? Вместе мы Сила! Мир, Дружба, СССР!!!
Много чего... Плохого и хорошего
Unámos a la URSS, restablezcamos al mejor país del mundo. Desde Cuba se les quiere y se les extraña mucho. La URSS es como nuestra segunda patria por tratarnos como sus hijos.
🇨🇺❤🇷🇺🇺🇦🇧🇾🇦🇲🇬🇪🇦🇿🇰🇬🇰🇿🇱🇹🇱🇻🇲🇩🇹🇯🇪🇪🇹🇲🇺🇿
Torn apart by old men with deep pockets who cared nothing for the youth that would bare the brunt, one day the hammer and sickle will fly again ❤
@@MusicaAsiaticaparaCubaRusia es el enemigo a muerte del resto de la antigua URSS. Por decisión rusa.
western people: "The citizens of the former soviet union have lived in despair, dictatorship and without any human rights hungering to death"
people born in the soviet union:
American cia brainwashing
When it comes to brainwashing, the west is expert. By the way, does anyone remember Edward Snowden?
The Ukraine famine? Could be wrong
@@unfortunate1489 Great Famine in Ireland that lasted more than USSR famine? British India famine? Great Depression? Could be wrong, idk
@@airaddict2532 you're right, i was just bringing it up
Fun fact: This concert was held 9th of May (Victory Day), 2012 at Diskoteka 80-x in Kharkov, Ukraine! It just goes to show what endless Western/Tribal propaganda does to destroy a family and harm a nation
Really really funny.
@New New Not NATO came to ukraine, but Russia. Without success and glory. Such brother nobody needs.
@New New You destroyed everything and everyone. Like usual. Murderers.
@New New 8,000 dead russian soldiers so far - of course you won't find out anytime soon
@New New proof? link?
Сделано в СССР - a mark of quality, both in products and in people, and apparently songs too! What a banger.
Quality? Ukraine is kicking your but, And you are the real facists of the world. Congratulations, you managed to get the whole world to see your shit.
@@wanderingcosmic Please. This was played on Putins rally the other day. He of course uses the USSR as a symbol in his fascist retoric.
Azov is more fascist than Putin
@@wanderingcosmic "please open a history book" says a tankie
@@tacosteer9590 XD
This is fucking epic. Its joining Lyube-Kombat as my two most played now.
When was the song released ?
I completely agree, I've listened them so much that I can sing along lol
Я рождён в советском союзе. Сделан я в СССР! Это великая песня товарищи
您好，同志。来自🇨🇳中国共产党员的问候！
您好，同志。来自🇨🇳中国共产党员的问候！
It's american song by Bruce Springsteen.
1985
Z tego co wiem ZSRR umarł w 91r i daj Bóg na zawsze 😊
ГДР и СССР - это моя страна!!!
ah jo
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Дружба !
Cheers auf ПРЛ✊
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"Combine harvesters and TORPEDOES." - Literally the most USSR thing I've ever heard.
Also, this one kinda sounds like it was compose after 1991, as many of the things mention wasn't all that popular of a topic in the USSR itself. But, yes, the USSR together was great in many aspects, and you can't deny it.
well, it's like a reference to the warning for the West of the USSR times, which sounds like this. We are peaceful people (a combine harvester for harvesting grain that could be more peaceful), but our armored train is on a siding (torpedoes). This refers to the symbolism of these things.
great in many aspects, but horrible in many other
@@CatChase957 As everyone should be. No single nation is perfect.
Idk I think for me its the social aspect. Now more than ever we're feeling the effects of really intense loneliness (think lockdowns and covid 19) It seems looking at the soviet union, and even Russian people today they're much more social and willing to talk with one another (again, at least from what i've seen. I have no doubt that in some places its not like that) And although a lot of aspects of communism really were ass, I think its part of the reason the people are like that. And whatever way you look at it, that's pretty great
It strongly reminds me of an old Soviet jokes about the Damansky island incident, when a peaceful Soviet combine harvester was shot by the Chinese troops, so it had to retaliate, then it made a few artillery shots and flew back to Moscow, and the government warned that if Chinese ever attack again, next time they'll add a few tractors to that harvester
The cooler Russian twin of We Didn't Start the Fire
Я рожден в Советском Союзе, сделан я в СССР... 14.10.1979
The year the Soviet Afghan war started
07.11.77🖐👍
11.11.1974 🤫🤝🔥🍻 Воины! Поздравляю... ‼️
加油俄罗斯朋友，重新恢复cccp！
@@good_study поддерживаю🔥🤝
Oh this is amazing! Perfect 1980'esque music to bully my friends with!
Hey how’s it going Omnistar? Happy for the upload and great music man! Would also like to see more Kino if you want :)
Thanks for watching! And I can confirm there will be at least one kino song by the end of this year.
@@OmnistarEast Hell yeah
@@OmnistarEast yes! kino is great artist
This song is a masterpiece. It’s the definition of the word patriotism. Pure patriotism in fact. Not insulting anyone else, simple showing pride of his country’s history. The fact that he mentioned both the Romanovs and Lenin & Stalin is incredible to me. No matter what ethnicity you are, you cannot hate this song. It’s a masterpiece
Are you joking? It’s a Russian Imperialist wet dream, need I say what the Romanovs and Stalin did to native inhabitants of the countries/territories they mention in the song? It’s Slavophilia and ethnic hatred
@@dandun3244 cringe
Pretty offensive to Ukraine and the Baltics. Those places are NOT his country and are willing to fight to the death not to be.
@@mrhonzo22 Ukraine was a part of the USSR while he mentioned Baltics because Slavic history and religion
@@slavic_viking9638 Ukrainie and the Baltics where free countries in 1994, when Gazmanov wrote this song. He's is a propagandist, and you're a troll. IDI NACH*J!!
Americans in 80's: Soviets have such boring life, angry faces and no fun
Soviets:
they were wrong on so many levels..i'm a Russian jew from Canada and I can tell you that USSR was fun.
@@ingvarz7468 Hell yes comrade.
The 80's, culturally sucked.
Like the clock on the wall in my grandpas house, "Сделано в СССР" :)
-Ew, Soviet Union was terrible, ask the russians
-Russians:
well, I guess like anywhere else, it sort of depends on who you were and where you lived. I hear from people (especially from people who were from the baltic states and Ukraine) that it really sucked. But it seems Russians living in bigger cities speak a lot better of Soviet times
Я русский! СССР - лучшее что случилось с нами!
@@theamazingaviator1084 Lmao, all the people of that area that I have talked to (Kazakhs, Belarusians, Moldovans, Russians, Ukrainians) enjoyed the life in the USSR, the only exception were the inhabitants of the Baltic countries and the West Ukraine (fun fact: in these areas Nazi collaborationism was widespread).
@@theamazingaviator1084 only west Ukraine. And the people from the Baltics which actually lived in the USSR I talked to liked the USSR. The new generation is getting brainwashed by cia propaganda. (Most of them already disliked Russia before because the tsar took their lands.)
Russians loved USSR because security and comfort they hate it because Russia lost alot of it territory because of it.....
Great song! thanks comrade, from China!
Guys can we just listen to music WITHOUT arguing about politics for once? Christ, you wonder why there's so much hate in the world. So many of you cant even listen to a good song without making it into an argument/political rant in the comments.
I mean it's a song about the USSR it's difficult to not get political lol
@@rayofmoonlight8652 not Really, more celebrating a part of history, the countries and peoples of the former republics
It's not necessarily about arguing or conflict
This song was written after the USSR collapsed. It's propaganda. After Feb 24 it's impossible to enjoy apolitically. Слава Украине!!!
@@mrhonzo22 Stop simping for ukraine lol.
Embrace Russia
Слава России 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
@@GenocideWesterners RuSSian troll IDI NACH*J!!
Great song, great country long live russia.
Greetings from east Germany
Класс! Привет из Польской Народной Республики, друга CCCP!
Cos ci sie pomyliło, chłopcze.
It is a pity that now the country has become revisionist, and our generation is the most promising generation, we are confident young and energetic, we will build a brand new communist country
@@BeautifulGreen252 The ideal is beautiful, the reality is cruel, and every country has two sides. Although my country is prosperous and prosperous, the 8-hour workday has not been realized at all, the people are under great pressure, and the capitalists are exploiting everyone in different ways. The state acquiesced to this behavior for the sake of the economy, although we are a socialist country, some people sarcastically say that this is just a feudal comprador society. Although our country has various problems, we are the most united, and we have always believed that we can accomplish great things by concentrating our efforts. The road is tortuous, the future is bright, and the future must belong to the communist society!
🤮
The least likely thing I’ve ever heard from a Pole.
Live long the Great Soviet Union!!!
We'll never forget the Sputnik and the beloved Laika,the Yuri Gagarin and Valentina Tereskova,the MIR!!!
We'll never forget the Great Work of Soviet Academy of Moscow,the great Masters of Soviet Chess,the superiority of Soviet Ballets and the unique achievements of Soviet Athletes!!!
Live long the Soviet union!!!
Are you Greek?
@@c2b7ad_idyllic Yes I am Greek.
We never forget holodomor,great purge,occupying half of Europe,invading countries,provoking a war,destroying democracy,closing borders,Gulags,political prisoners,executions,bad economy,,destroying religions,bad quality of food,spliting Berlin,suppresing peaceful reforms,imprisoning intelectuals,Katyn,Prague spring,hungarian uprising should i continue?
@@ΕυθυμιοςΠαπαγεωργιου-μ9δ w
@@ΕυθυμιοςΠαπαγεωργιου-μ9δ then why you so patriotic for a country you’ve never lived in or experienced?
Im a big fan of your content
Thanks, I'm glad you like it 👍
@@OmnistarEast Hey bro, come over here, dont be afraid.
Here's a bottle of rakija for more Serb vids.
@@VojislavMoranic za dom spremni
@@SK-tr1wo Pa idi kuci onda
Thank you USSR, for making our country, Indonesia, the most powerful country in the southern hemisphere in the 60s
Hanya untuk alutsista bukan ideologi 😌
@@the_militaryid.1099 yep
I feel like the era when nasakom was still a thing is quite interesting, it's the time when we had communist party in our country and we live together with them. That's the thing we can't see anymore rn because of the ban on the ideology and the party itself
Kita tidak bisa menyangkal bantuan yang diberikan uni Soviet kepada kita walaupun banyak pembantaian dan ideologi yang buruk bagi sebagian orang
Too bad some unknowns fucked up everything and blames the communist
well, my dad was born in the Abkhaz ASSR, sometime round ‘85 he enjoyed life, when the USSR Collapsed and abkhazia became independent, my grandpa has to fight in the war for independence, sad thing is, never got to meet him, cuz he died while fighting in Suhumi around November 1992
А ты сейчас где?
Love this, thank you
СССР - это моя страна!!!
Просрал ты свою страну !!! Продал ты её за джинсы !
@@Sergey-yn7fk думаешь простолюдин может продать страну?
@@Sergey-yn7fkО чем ты говоришь?
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@@bebra6924согласен, многие как он посмотрят один, два, видео ролика где про СССР говорят только плохое и потом появляются такие не понятные коментарии.
@@Sergey-yn7fkНет товарищ это наша страна
I remember hearing this years ago after a friend sent it to me, you have no idea how much this makes my morning
Man this stuff SLAPS so hard to the point on where I even feel nostalgia playing this even though that I was never born or even never once lived in the USSR, god bless Soviet music from a fellow democratic socialist turning into a full blown commie in the Philippines! URA!
Газманов помолодел по середине клипа. Коммунизм действительно творит чудеса)
2:09 that’s a chaff launcher not a torpedo ;) , great upload thanks , wasn’t expecting this
Made in the USSR was written in 1964
Born in the USA was Recorded in 1982 and released 1984. For those of you who think
BORN IN THE USA came first IT DID NOT.
Can you provide any sources on that. Because I found no mention of the song outside of Oleg Gazmanov, who realeased it in 2005. Also, half the lyrics are nonsense in a 1964 song
@@prierepanda2186 beatles Back in the U.S.S.R.
Song by The Beatles 1968
@@railroadman5285 That answers nothing. The son here is "Made in the USSR", not "Back in the USSR", they share neither lyrics nor music. And "Back in the USSR" was written and released in 1968, so it doesn't correspond to the original comment, and is a response song to ""Back in the USA", so it doesn't even work in a "USSR came first" sort of way.
@@prierepanda2186 yeah i know born in usa came first only that beatles made some song about ussr in -68
Soviet Union will ever live in the heart of all the empowered proletarians
Qué tendrá que ver
One day it will return, the dream of Marx and Lenin never dies.
From russian/polish family.
Living in Brazil.
Born in 1983.
Боже мой. С нами Бог. Потому у нас ест советский кровь. ☦🐻🇷🇺💕
i mean, religion was prohibited in USSR, it was atheistic
@@hobas-l5g It wasn't, the church simply had to pay taxes like everyone else and the government kept it's nose out of it's affairs, that's it. There were plenty of people who were religious under the east bloc countries.
Damm how does that work Hun? I was born in 85 I live in the us I'm from German Italian Irish family
@eg I'm not versed in the history of the uzbek and tajik SSRs, but from what i'm seeing via wikipedia, my guess is that the situation there is complex. There are government crackdowns on religons that are unauthorized(and suspected of being affiliated with terrorist groups), and a problem with reactionary religious tendencies that have risen since the fall of the USSR.
Tl;Dr : My guess is that the situations in those countries are the result of Reactionary fundamentalists who would have been stopped in their tracks during the Soviet era.
@@somethingelse9228 want a quick summary of the actions taken against orthodoxy by the Bolshevik?
ГОРДО ЗВУЧИТ ---ГОРЖУСЬ 🔥🙏
Reminder that T
This concert was held 9th of May (Victory Day), 2012 at Diskoteka 80-x in Kharkov, Ukraine, before NATO created the Khmer Rouge 2.0 in Kiev
😥
But since then Western backed regime purged all pro-Russian people after coup
This video is made up from at least two different concerts, one where Oleg has black hair and there are a lot of Russian flags, and the other where Oleg has white hair and there are not Russian flags.
But you are right about one issue: Kharkiv is Ukraine. An oblast ( region) bombarded and partially occupied by Oleg supported nazi Putin's army, but UKRAINIAN.
Nice song greetings to good Soviet people from Serbia
Great song greetings from Chile 💪🏻 🇨🇱
¡Viva Salvador Allende!
How did you survive the copter ride?
KRL pozdrawia!
XD
Kłętin płakał jak widział
Pozdrawienia z Polski! 🇵🇱
pozdrawiam
B тысяча девятьсто тридцать девять году, Германия Гитлера и СССР Сталина ВМЕСТЕ ВТОРГЛИСЬ в Польшу.
In 1939, Hitler's Germany and Stalin's USSR INVADED TOGETHER Poland.
Слава Украине!
i thought poles didnt like the ussr lol
@@vladivostok853 There are more than 2 Poles in this world. "Where are 2 Poles, there are 3 political options". You know a famous Pole comrade marshall Rokossovsky?
@@vladivostok853 Because we dont, this song is still rockign tho
I wasn't even born in the time of the USSR nor it's dissolution.
But this song makes me proud that i was made in the USSR.
Watching this made me realize how weird 'born in the USA' is.
Those people who wasn't born in the USSR or born in other countries like me or born after it broke up, the song hits all of us the same.
Glory to the Soviet Union ❤
Cringe
Cringe
@@matthewwilhelm1131
cry
Based
Based
Today is a good day for a little Soviet nostalgia
Didn't notice the video when it came out, but it was my birthday then :) Thanks omnistar
I'm not from that sphere, but the song makes a lot of feel good. I hope the Ukraine situation solves out for the better.
This is the "I was born in the USA" equivalent for the USSR
Born in the USA actually isn't a pro-American song, if you listen to all the lyrics. The joke is on everyone who sings the chorus, I guess. Bruce Springsteen is a very wealthy liberal man who has suffered from depression his whole life. I can't think of a Gazmanov equivalent for the USA, maybe a country artist.
This first victory is not yet a final victory, and it was given to our October Revolution with unprecedented hardships and difficulties, with unheard-of torments, with a number of enormous failures and mistakes on our part. One backward people would have succeeded in defeating the imperialist wars of the most powerful and most advanced countries of the globe without failures and without mistakes! We are not afraid to admit our mistakes and will soberly look at them in order to learn how to correct them. But the fact remains: for the first time in hundreds and thousands of years, the promise to "respond" to the war between the slave owners with a slave revolution against all and every slave owner has been fulfilled to the end and is being fulfilled despite all difficulties.
We started this business. When exactly, in what period, and the proletarians of which nation will bring this matter to an end is an immaterial question. It is essential that the ice is broken, that the path is open, the road is shown.
Ленин В. И.
This song epitomizes the spirit of the USSR. I sincerely hope that the Union State of Russia and Belarus will become a reality.
Respect to the Soviet people from Sri Lanka.
Russians wouldn't accept you into their country y'know? even though they're all asian.
They had electric guitars?
Belarus has the ability to unite Poland and Russia as it bears some best parts of them both.
I can see how the recent performance has stained this song, but this is an old one. It was not made as an anthem of Russian supremacy over the other nations or in support of a war (and as some have noted, it was performed in Ukraine).
Still really sad to see it used in the way it is right now
"Recent performance"?
I saw a video of it at that Trumpesque Putin rally the other day. As one of those kids that learned to get under our school desks.
Wasn’t the guy singing it live? Sounds like he’s trying to start WWIII is what I take away. It sure sounds like an “anthem of Russian supremacy.” But I’ve listened several times and I’ve got to admit it is a damn good song. Didn’t realize it was so old, though.
@@willyr9 How can it be about Russian Supremacy when the song is about all the republics of the USSR?
yes today they wouldn't play this in Ukraine because of "decommunization" and nato-sponsored Nazis who genocided the people of Donbass. Shame on you
@@TheTranceCartel under the rule of Russia. It's pretty clear lol.
How much i need to talk for say:WE NEED YOU BACK CCCP
no but a multipolar world where sovereign indepedent nation-states where respect and even friendship can be established its what we need
Immediately
@@4и1 nation states are outdated, we need civilization states like Russia and China.
Broke: made in china
Woke: made in the USSR
just noticed that they listed vysotsky, truly underrated in the usa
Я с Казахстана, смотрю и плачу...
The collapse of the Soviet Union was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century. - Putin
А кто был против ГКЧП в 1991 году? Правильно Собчак, а кто работал на Собчака в 1991 году? Лицимерненько выходит
The collapse of the Soviet Union was the greatest
- Me
Love from Vietnam 🇻🇳♥️♥️♥️
Love USSR from India
Pičus? 🤣I have exp from Putins Russ.+communist era.
Peace and love to my Russian friends!
Glory to the USSR from Kerala, India *☭*
For what?
ഇവിടെയും മലയാളി 😮
Классное видео, молодец. Тока плясуна газманова вообще лучше б не трогал, а вставил побольше кадров хроники СССР. Было бы ещё круче.
Вообще - то эту песню Газманов написал!
wake up
bad day
omnistar east posted
day made
Kind of sad how Tajikistan and Uzbekistan get completely ignored. :(
I see Omnistar East, I see Oleg Gazmanov, there's an auto like!
Омнистар, спасибо, твой канал лучший!
Watch this and then Freestyle - Goodbye forever
The trauma hits even harder now... And that's some great combo for the downfall of a great power.
POV 24/02/22
Me: Recovering form a Birthday party hangover
Putin: 0:16
😂
„Im August 2015 setzte der Inlandsgeheimdienst der Ukraine Gasmanow auf die Liste von Künstlern, deren Tätigkeit eine Bedrohung für die nationale Sicherheit der Ukraine darstellt.“
Un patriota non po esere mai una minaccia...
Why for liking his own country
im so happy i found this song.
Love this song.
Pretty excellent coming from the singer who got banned from Ukraine and the Baltics.
Keep up with the good work!
You answer to you baltics..you dont respect your country
Given that those countries are ran by fascist sympathizers, that’s to be expected.
wtf I was just lisening to this song yesterday
either way great pick
My grandfather was an Albanian student in Moscow in Soviet Union. Before he died he recited russian poetry. Despite politics Empire,Soviet or Democracy, Russia is such a great country with a rich 1000 years history, mostly tragic and at the same time glorious. Different peoples,ethnicities, religions, languages with one common Motherland. I am not communist and I believe Russia will be an Orthodox Christian Empire, The Third Rome and Second Byzantium.
May God Bless you all. Protect your country and protect our world.
Greetings and Salute from an Albanian Muslim
And I'm a nationalist... I am a nationalist of planet earth! I stand for the World Union of Socialist Republics
Orthodox empire? the fall of socialism has made Eastern Europe mentally return to the Middle Age. Hopefully soon the Soviet Union will return and end all the chaos in Eastern Europe.
@@victorvlaslev6673 The Church is an obsolete institution. The name empire won't do. If there is socialism all over the world, then there will be no neocolonialism
Bravo Soviet Union, Bravo Russia🇷🇺🚩
Soviet Union will always be in our Heart and Russia will grow as the great Motherland again, Comrade Omnistar and the Comrades💖💐👍
Your profile is kinda cringe, idk if it's intended.
Not gonna lie seeing a dude with a Kerensky pic praise the USSR is hella funny LOL
I wish you end up in Gulag to understand what is the Soviet Union
anti yeltsin song
Never amlo and mexico is with Russia
This song sounds like a declaration of war.
It’s not a declaration of war.
All those soviet SSRs should be reunited with Russia.
Soviets strong together.
@@GenocideWesterners correct but if you watched MSNBC Richard Engel's Ukraine War report this song was used for the War rally 9 months ago Luzhniki Stadium
где то осталась там наша родина СССР(((
Don’t cry because it’s over, be happy with the memory of what happened, and take satisfaction in knowing that the best is yet to come. СЛАВА СССР!!!
When he says “Caucasus”, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan are included, so the only countries not appearing in the song are Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan.
I didn't know Gazmanov could rap
Будет ли выложено что-либо из песен Высоцкого?
''Ukraine and Crimea, Belarus and Moldova: That's my country''
That one didn't age quite so well
He apparently sang it during Putin's pro war rally-
@@UlmDoesAnything He did. There was a clip on TV news here in the UK. Stupid pro-war propaganda by Putin's thugs.
It kinda did
@@stvk99 Make a video explaining why
@@whatanunfortunate Crimea is Russia for 8 years already and other parts of Ukraine are becoming Russia now. Belarus is almost the same as Russia and Moldova has mini-Russia in Transnistria
This sounds like if Russia had a version of Born in the USA
Love the content btw!!
"Alright, so you know the song 'Born in the USA'? Yeah? Good, now make it Soviet"
Here from red dusk hoi4
Me too
@@ΚωνσταντίνοςΦωτιάδης-δ1ω good mod, and good soundtrack
@TTGdvar it will be better, it just released my man :)
@@ΚωνσταντίνοςΦωτιάδης-δ1ω Are you a gruzin
same
Don't be sad that its over, be happy that it happened.
you don't understand Russians and Russian soul. we don't want it back.. but it doesn't mean that we can't remember it.
@@ingvarz7468 Many Russians want it back after seeing the corrupt oligarchs surrounding Putin drain Russia
@@ingvarz7468 So why is the Communist Party of the Russian Federation the 2nd most popular poitical party in Russia?
@@xbeheritx8323 because they collect a bunch old man want to drag this dinosaur back to those who doesn't want .
Loved that mention of BAM