As a Belgrader I can assure you that it doesn't take a courage to go to the blocks, it has a reputation of a hood from the turbulent 90s and that is it. Crime rate is as low as in the rest of the city. This part is turning into a business center due to its infrastructure and easy access. By its aesthetics it can remind you of a dangerous hood but it is nothing to compare to similar looking parts of Paris or London. In eastern Europe this is normalized, I mean the blocks were not the places filled with people from lower margin. I now doubt how really dangerous Bucharest was🙂 However, I like the way Spanian does the things and I'm looking forward to upcoming videos

@tjtaputoro

4 ай бұрын

Mad respect dude thanks for the little more insight to the place

@gravy2973

4 ай бұрын

yes I have to agree, this can't really be called a Hood Tour. As under communism the majority of people lived in public housing. So any former communist country Spanian has gone too this is kinder a misnomer and cant be considered Hood or overly dangerous.

@beonbe1584

4 ай бұрын

Looks like a good to me

@tranceman9670

4 ай бұрын

Interesting. I can imagine the place back in the day, would of been busy.

@snuscaboose1942

4 ай бұрын

Spanian needs some local input into some of these "hoods". As a Sorb I was hoping to laugh at the Serbs for being wannabe reject Russians, but that "hood" looked functional and normal.

Been to Belgrade, Serbians have strong family structure, which means kids aren't running wild in gangs shooting at each other. The infrastructure is crumbling due to political corruption. Otherwise it's safe everywhere.

@dannyboy-vtc5741

4 ай бұрын

Bollocks, kids are running wild in gangs more than in any other country in the balkans, literally, not sure for greece, but any other country. Google "narodne patrole", a paramilitary group of youth hunting foreigners, especially brown ones, lgbt and such. Google "delije" and "grobari" football hooligans, organised in literall gangs attacking protesters and political oposition on behalf of the regime, when they are not stabbing each other ofc. Just last evenimg, delije of red star, attacked partizan baskeball fans, not hooligans but ordinary people, even people with children, not football fans, basketball fans - armed with axes, nats and bars, several people admited at urgent care ward in the hospita, so serious injuries - no comment from police. Serbia is completely ridden with crime, google "belivuk" klan, a gang that minced members of the other gang into minced meat in industrial meat grinder and made cevapcici out of them. You are either exteremely insincere, not to say lying thru your teeth or absolutely have no bloody idea what are you talking about.

@Urketadic

3 ай бұрын

Its crumbling because we have low IQs. And we have political corruption also because of lower IQ. Same reason Africa looks the way it does. Its nobody elses fault. Every nation deserves the country they have.

@MariaLopez-hc2nm

3 ай бұрын

Touçhe! People like to spew verbal diarrhoea about Serbia when they've Never been there nor spoken to a Serbian citizen...All because of the propaganda from the 90's... SMH 🙄

@ozzicossy5552

3 ай бұрын

“Strong families” “Different culture” The defining difference is that its an all white european society. Social cohesion because of no third worlders. This is what keeps a people united and strong

@elvabossbarbarvegan6398

3 ай бұрын

Serbians are well known for orgamized criminal and criminals. But it is different mode of criminal, not too much gang type and no more on street. They have criminal organisations which going outside country in Europe to make jobs, at home they coming back to spend money. This type of criminal was in all Balkan countries, especially in 80-90's.

Living in Beograd since 2016 and never felt unsafe even once. Its one of the best towns whole europe, also Serbia and Balcans in general are way too underrated !

@m.2512

4 ай бұрын

Would you say Serbia is mostly safe all round?

@stefancolic6371

4 ай бұрын

​@@m.2512 svuda.

@forwarder01

4 ай бұрын

Absolute, I've been all around and never had a fight or somebody trying to steal from me.

@SculptExpress-gv8jp

4 ай бұрын

What we saw in this video is very depressing and I would not enjoy walking around at night. Maybe there are better parts, but there are people who live right there and they seem to be locked up in their homes in those dilapidated buildings. They probably can’t collect enough money within each building to fix it up. On the other hand, why is the trash all around? It takes a bit of effort to pick it up and that’s it.

@adamrakic

4 ай бұрын

About the thrash question,its just the most kids are thowing it (from 10-20) because most of them didnt get enough culture lections from their parents,as a 16 year old im disgusted when my friwnds just casually thow stuff on the ground like it is nothing, but nothing too big of a problem either, all that thrash could be gone in like a generation. If you have more questions feel free to ask

The guy has Red Star shirt and he brought it to Partizan area as a "defence mechanism" 😅

@paulglusic6665

4 ай бұрын

Im warming up to u Spanian straight up lol. Bro it would have been safer walking up those rusty stairs cuzy 😂😂😂 Red Star jersey!😂

@goranmiljus2664

3 ай бұрын

Balija iz sidney

@Lancia444

3 ай бұрын

lmfao

@plaguem4rine

2 ай бұрын

Instantly came looking for this comment lol

@josipristic

Ай бұрын

He also mentioned that Crvena Zvezda played against Manchester United that day. He must have made a mistake, cause I don't remember they have played any time recently?

Belgrade was bombed 11 times in WW2 so we"'re happy to have this from that period after the war. For people in Serbia, this is just a normal neighborhood, with no homeless and no junkies at every corner. Love from Novi Sad (50 miles north of Belgrade).

@my_name_is_isildur

4 ай бұрын

Dude these building are so ugly. When they were built? Under Communism former Yugoslavia?

@vodkawolverine9392

4 ай бұрын

yep but you have to remember after ww2 there were so many people that were left with nothing and also a lot of people living in medieval condition before these housing projects@@my_name_is_isildur

@anton161817

4 ай бұрын

@@my_name_is_isildur There are always a lot of issues with "commie blocks". At the end of the day, these blocks provided and continue to provide housing for thousands of people, and now they provide these developing nations with a room to breath while building their market economies.

@1966fcv1989

4 ай бұрын

@@my_name_is_isildur yeah, from 60s to 80s... But last time Serbia and Belgrade was bombed is 1999 and NATO genocidal bombing ...

@leondonadic417

4 ай бұрын

@@my_name_is_isildurevery big city in yugoslavia has these neighborhoods, theyre shit, but they gave people free flats so eh

Red Star jersey is literally the most dangerous thing he could have worn 😂

@serbianboss3294

3 ай бұрын

Thats the safest, not ugly partizai

@bgdabg6769

3 ай бұрын

Red star is only appropriate thing to wear in Belgrade.

@samtheman630

3 ай бұрын

what you red star kicks ass f the grobovi

@oleg-qp1se

3 ай бұрын

fr

@oleg-qp1se

3 ай бұрын

@@bgdabg6769 nah

My cousin lives in one of these blocks, no noise, no trouble and its renovated inside. Cant say for everyone of the blocks. But im pretty sure families live here in peace.

@jm036

4 ай бұрын

No noise because it's all concrete. Not hollow brick like new buildings.

@slayjae

3 ай бұрын

I made a friend from Ukraine and her whole city is like that, she lives in a building just like these in Belgrade, but her family is upper middle class and are financially quite well off, not rich, but enough to live comfortably. When she first started showing me videos and photos and i snooped around a bit on street view i was shocked, but yeah this is normal for them... and indeed on the inside they look a lot better. You can already see it from what Spanian filmed, everything was nice and clean and even decorated with plants etc. in the hallways, much different from his video in Paris for example

@rightalman

3 ай бұрын

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@paulk1773

2 ай бұрын

@@rightalman hahaha

In Eastern Europe your apartment block can look like this and inside your flat it's like a newly renovated apartment in Bondi.

@mkd69r

4 ай бұрын

Exceptional analogy right there! I’ve lived in a five storey apartment in Macedonia that was constructed during the 60’s-70’s and same goes aesthetic-wise. Exterior was witheld along with the stairwell though the insides to the living areas etc were sound by that point in time.

@stevanjakovljevic8390

2 ай бұрын

No, apartment in Bondi is made from material that cant witstand louder fart -it will develope serious craks . New Belgrade building are made from reinforce concrete . That was light year ahead that building in Bondi of same period

@alexsim011

2 ай бұрын

On top of that, the apartments in Bondi are shoebox size compared to an apartment in New Belgrade.

Dude, this place is safer then most of centres of European capitals. It does look a bit rundown, but from point of social well-being it's a great place. Just look at property prices. They are above the average in the city. P.S. the windows on apartments aren't broken. It's just roll curtains. Which is really cool to have in such sunny climate

@user-lx7kq5ci5l

4 ай бұрын

Spainian is running out of content. This is pure bullshit of a video. He obviously has never heard of the brutalism as an architeture style.

@SuperSpasticNinja

4 ай бұрын

@@user-lx7kq5ci5l Think places like some areas in South America and the Caribbean are too dangerous for him? There are places there where a life is truly worth precious little in comparison to the places he goes. I mean you've got hood (more or less first world countries) and you've got hood (more or less third world countries) lmao Edit: I know you need a fixer to get through these places alive (or at least unrobbed) but Spanian could probably set it up if he wanted

@user-pz1vz2mp5u

4 ай бұрын

​@@user-lx7kq5ci5l 15:12 oh Fr bro he must've never heard of brutalism😂

@stussy4891

3 ай бұрын

He never said it was a dangerous place to live. In comparison to other places in the world, yes this place is depressing and sad. There's no maintenance or money out into this place.

@widevader

3 ай бұрын

​@@user-pz1vz2mp5u his explanation is half truth. While yes brutalism was used as a way to influence people it was also great for quick, cheap, and solid housing. After ww2 yugoslavia by percent suffered amongst the largest loss in population, around 8 to 10 % of its population was killed, infrastructure destroyed economy non existent. These projects and buildings provided housing for a large number of people.

This is just the old eastern European architecture. It's way safer than some nicer looking blocks in Northen Europe. Looks can be incredibly decieving. A different culture.

@JW-qf2fx

4 ай бұрын

yeh agree man, some of the towers in Poland felt really shady when i was there like 15 years ago, also some bits in Prague were VERY shady, i was with Czech friends and when they started pointing out why/ some of the Romani squats etc you dont want to hang around long. Im from humble beginnings and dont sweat too easy in poorer areas but there felt really bad, not just poverty and desperation, but people were used to scamming and robbing and intimidating and fighting, and if it really escalates there are plenty of low mob bosses with guns and even worse attitudes, not fun!!

@beyondrecall9446

3 ай бұрын

"Old eastern European architecture" .. bro.. it has a name - search : "Brutalism"

@NikolaIvanovic-pu7hg

19 күн бұрын

This is not Eastern European architecture. This is communist architecture and communism is from Germany.

Brutalism doesn't derive from brutality, but from béton brut (french) for plain concrete. The concept was minimalist, but functional architechture

@LeahDyson-kq4bd

Ай бұрын

It's brutal to look at lol jk

I believe Novak Djokovic grew up in one of the 'blocks' in Belgrade. Apparently they have underground bunkers for families to hide & stay safe. He talks about staying in the bunkers as a kid, hearing bombs day & night, while the West were bombing Belgrade.

@nikolamatijasevic2281

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, it's a shame he didn't film the bunkers. They look like small hills, and some concrete bits look like a fortress on the hill. We used to play on top of them as kids, it was awesome.

@markomarkovic5729

4 ай бұрын

@@nikolamatijasevic2281 We used to make parties in one of those bunkers in the 00s, it was converted into a club you could rent. There were/are few bunkers that were converted into rehearsal studios where bands practiced. In another part of Belgrade was a building called BIGZ, where artists and musicians rented rooms on 7-8 floors and converted them into art studios and workshops, music studios, rehearsal studios, etc... There were even several smaller clubs where smaller concerts and raves were held. Unfortunately, the building was sold to investors a few years ago and the entire Belgrade alternative scene was evicted.

@jm036

4 ай бұрын

Djokovic grew up in Banjica in those weird buildings with strange shapes. Totally opposite side of Belgrade but kinda similar buildings.

@nickchillwind

2 ай бұрын

​​@@jm036his grandpa lived there i think but it makes sense he lived close to vozdovac as the tennis club partizan was where he trained if i remember correctly.

@christiphermeadows5348

2 ай бұрын

Looks like parts of London...

As a kid I loved living in the blokovi...about 4 of these towers formed a massive courtyard and all neighbourhood kids would play there unsupervised until it was time for dinner. I was so sad when I moved to Australia and my mum had to drive me to play dates! 😆

@Serbia_Strong777

4 ай бұрын

Tako je brate I ja Sam živeo u bloku 38 dok Nisam imao 9 Godina I preselili smo se u Melburn, sve što si rekao je 100% tačno

@rastislavzrelak9238

4 ай бұрын

Same experience from Kosice Slovakia, when I was kid my mum just yelled to group of kids my name, if I was not there someone from that group would yell where I was. Safe and beautiful memory, Same experience in Australia

@filipkontra-6909

4 ай бұрын

Lived my whole life in Perth, I’m Macedonian. I’ve never felt safer walking the streets of any city than when I spend time in Macedonia and the Balkans. Looks are deceiving

@TheCarobnjakizVoza

4 ай бұрын

Why don’t you come back to home land guys????

@erentoktams1470

4 ай бұрын

@@TheCarobnjakizVoza because no one wants to work 10 plus hours a day with shit paycheck that doesnt even cover rent. im turkish btw, same shit.

Bro these blocks are better quality than any new buildings in sydney now haha

@PS-hi9os

4 ай бұрын

LOL true!!

@tyronebiggums5547

2 ай бұрын

Facts. These blocks were built with practicality and to last. Most houses/apartments etc in aus are done so rushed and with little to NO care as "fuck it, not my problem anymore next bloke can worry about it!" It's terrible and people pay more now than ever in aus for crackhead quality buildings (breaking down, unfinished etc) when they're brand new! Belgrade has rough exterior with these but on the inside it's totally different, very nice and maintained for most part. Don't be scared to visit its beautiful place and warm people for most part!

@ham9015

2 ай бұрын

true

@beaverstones774

2 ай бұрын

@@tyronebiggums5547 the buildings now days are just built to sell quickly , the problems get dumped onto the new owner

Belgrade is fantastic. Have spent 6 months in Serbia and now looking at becoming resident...its got charm

@paprika2280

Ай бұрын

Yeah kinda poor but sexy :D

@TraderWize

17 күн бұрын

And no offence for the west but no mass immigration lol 😂

Aussie here that lived in Belgrade. Very safe country, almost no homeless, didn't see any crime and lives there for over a year. I also lived in New Belgrade- yes the exterior of those building look rough but still safe area. Inside one of the those rough apartments was very nicely furnished haha

I don't know if you're influenced by the hoodies in, for example, Stockholm or Paris, or if you're just creating a bit of drama, but Belgrade blocks can in no way be compared either to the hoods in Stockholm, Paris, or even Scampia in Naples. I guarantee that you can take a walk in Belgrade's blocks at any time of the day, and nothing unpleasant will happen to you because the crime rate is minimal. Just like anywhere else in Serbia. Not only is the crime rate low in these neighborhoods, but they are also becoming very attractive and expensive due to their business and strategic location in city. Below a Serbian hip-hop song where the artist raps about the ghetto in the Blocks, I saw a comment where someone joked about them rapping about the ghetto and a tough life while the price per square meter in the Blocks is rising :D. As for the buildings themselves, compared to European cities and their outskirts, some blocks may look disorderly, but the majority of the individual apartments themselves are in quite good condition. I live in a similar building to the blocks, the apartment is over 90 square meters, and the exterior walls are literally 60cm thick. The building has its own transformer station and a boiler room for heating. The entire complex of buildings in the neighborhood where I live has satellite antennas as well as atomic shelters. Some of this facilities may it's outdated, but some isn't. :) Most people make a mistake, especially those from Russia and around the world when they compare Serbian communist era buildings with Soviet ones. In the vast majority of cases, this is a mistake. Another thing, someone wrote about how the communists built the Blocks and how in some buildings, workers from a specific factory live. That is true and that is what differentiates the outskirts of Paris and Stockholm from the outskirts of Belgrade. In the Blocks, people from various professions really live, from doctors and politicians to ordinary workers. And yes, Serbia is not the most attractive destination for migrants, nor has it ever made an effort to encourage their arrival, which certainly, whether acknowledged or not, has an impact on the security and crime rate of the community. Btw, the Vandal Boys are a fan group of Grobari who support Partizan. The only thing that could have caused you trouble is wearing the jersey of their biggest rival Red Star, In their neighborhood. :)

@adriandevil7232

4 ай бұрын

He has been to them places you said are worse. I think he means by looks which he is right this place looks absolutely trashed and it’s such a big area But it’s similar to the hoods he grew up in inner Sydney, big tall blocks like this but the average house price is 2 million (no joke) Houses can be expensive but if it’s public housing then people get them cheap from the government

@eedragonr

4 ай бұрын

​@@adriandevil7232if the people in the hood will want to buy those flats would they be able to? Because this is what makes these buildings "social", the possibility and the accessibility of the inhabitants to rent and buy them by managing their own income.

@bgdabg6769

4 ай бұрын

All flats are owned by people and some are rented same way as in any other part of town. This is not social category and are even very expensive for Belgrade.

@user-vz4hi4ef3v

4 ай бұрын

My first though was that he was crazy to wear colours of either clubs around some area he dont know

@stussy4891

3 ай бұрын

Lol calm down, he's just showing us a neighbourhood. It's titled housing project. Not "Serbia's most dangerous hood". He never said it was dangerous place. But it is depressing and not well maintained, you cannot argue with that.

These aren't hoods, these are apartment buildings and they are actually generally quite nice inside. It's just that from the outside they look bad. I saw apartment buildings like this in Prague too (though not as run down). As soon as you leave the main city, it's blocks everywhere.

@slayjae

3 ай бұрын

I think in Australia they probably don't have such architecture at all, obviously not the commie blocks, but in general not really many "ghetto" high rise buildings and flats like we do in Europe. From what i saw the people in the Australian hoods all live in regular houses (though cheaply built and poor looking) so i guess to him this looks a lot worse than it actually is

@idk-xj6wv

3 ай бұрын

I live here and Im laughing at this guy. A lot of families live here and its probably safer than his home country

@gloopdogg1145

3 ай бұрын

Compton look nice and you need to go there to tell them thay aint hood aswell...How you know when you aint from there?

@mrnicktoyou

3 ай бұрын

@@gloopdogg1145 how do you know if I'm not from there? I grew up in a neighbor country with the same blocks.

@Aggoenix

24 күн бұрын

They are in Prague, they are in Stockholm everywhere. The problem just is Prague is like X times more developed than Belgrade, thats like comparing Geneva with Chisinau.

Imagine us...kids...what a playground it was...driveing bicycles all around...hiding and running crazy...they were the best times man...and this is safe hud bro!!!

@MeliceNix

3 ай бұрын

Blokovi su najjaci za zmurke

My girlfriend Is from there,I was around the blocks many times I am an Italian that live in Beograd since 2021 This city and the blocks are way more safer then my city...MILANO trust me Bro Anyway,Subscribed!

@shavonjr139

21 күн бұрын

Mi piacerebbe visitare la Serbia un giorno com'è Belgrado? E che impressione hai avuto dei Serbi in generale?

@TraderWize

17 күн бұрын

@@shavonjr139I’m Serbian go to somewhere near Knez Mihailova Street it’s amazing and I like to think we are very welcoming

I must say that most of the "ghettos" he's been to seem incredibly safe. He was just walking around doing his thing without stressing.

@monogramadikt5971

4 ай бұрын

they arent really ghettos most of the time, they are just regular nieghborhoods where average people happen to live

@jordansmith5712

4 ай бұрын

It’s not like he’s walking around @ 9 pm on Friday night

@caesarbasti19

4 ай бұрын

It's not a warzone. You can walk through at the right time and don't fall for how it looks. This place is safer than a nicer looking council estate in the UK but thr organized crime is serious. Different mentalities and cultures.

@SerbAtheist

4 ай бұрын

@@jordansmith5712 He could have been walking around 3 am on a Friday night and it wouldn't have made much of a difference.

@jordansmith5712

4 ай бұрын

@@SerbAtheist well its looks like a disgusting place for the safest place on earth

I’ve noticed a common trend especially in the Eastern European videos is that the worst looking places actually seem the least dangerous. Compared to say Australia which looks nicer than this but the crime rate is through the roof.

@Ash05771

4 ай бұрын

Darwin looks a lot nicer than the bloks but it’s out of control here.

@marcusdamarcus837

3 ай бұрын

According to CIA statistics I read recently that Bulgaria, Serbia and Romania are at the top for safety in Europe, and in the world in general.

@markomaksimovic7678

2 ай бұрын

Ironically enough the blocks are one of the least dangerous parts of Belgrade. That's where most of the students who come to Belgrade from other cities in Serbia live. It just looks intimidating because of the brutalist architecture.

@saulspanco854

Ай бұрын

The lack of melanin has a strong coorelation with safety as it turns out!

@Aggoenix

24 күн бұрын

​@@marcusdamarcus837 Not really, they are safer than 2/3 of western Europe, but in the eastern (ex eastern) they are worse. Been in all three and there were a LOT of loud drunkards, crackheads, gipsy scammers/muggers and homeless. I would say that Tallin, Ljublana or Warsaw definitely looked much safer. Ive read a report before going there and spoken to locals and at least Belgrade and Sofia has a solid organized crime, to portrait it as some paradise that is safer than 90% of Europe is sorry bullshit.

As someone who has lived in the "blocks" for 28 years, I disagree that they are depresing hahaha. Actually, I think it's more that you came during crap weather, when spring comes the blocks are very green and lovely. In addition, they are absolutelly safe, I never met someone who was mugged or anything else. People there are very friendly and will always help, especially a tourist! Most of the inhabitants in them are middle class and up, not a lot of poverty. Just that the buildings are in need of renovation, at least on the outside 😁

@Taecoconut

2 ай бұрын

Invite him back!!!! It’ll be good for him to get some sort of tour guide 😊

Either way those blocks are still better quality built than new houses in Australia

serbia is not unsafe, the people are very kind..buy a chevapi and a Jelen and sit down and talk to people. živjeli brate

@Octocool-rs

4 ай бұрын

Nikako jelen buraz....

@Lancia444

3 ай бұрын

He needs to talk to the locals man - what it looks like means nothing, the real druggie-infested areas are hidden away - blokovia is nothing man, inside the apartments the people keep it clean and neat. Serbs are good people.

@bikimajic9610

3 ай бұрын

@@Lancia444yes I agree

@ValerieDee123

2 ай бұрын

​@@Lancia444 Yes they are! My great-grandfather was serbian. I would love to see the country he loved and missed!

Oi Spanian, glad you came to Belgrade. Hope you enjoyed it here. As a fellow guy from Belgrade commented here, New Belgrade is far from its reputation it had in the '90s and '00s. The only thing that remained the same are those "beaten down" buildings. Nowdays, you could have a problem in a Block because you have a Red Star/Partizan jersey/T-shirt etc. or if you are provoking the locals. If you are a normal guy, minding your own buisness nothing will happen to you. In this specific ocassion, you wore a Red Star jersey in a Partizan fans hood, so you could have had a problem there, especially in Blocks 61,62. Whole of New Belgrade was designed and built during the '50s, '60s and '70s for working class people working in factories, government firms and so on. Because the communists moved people from the rural places to cities on mass. If you ask me, those buildings have a certain vibe to them. Many people from abroad come to visit and take photos of those blocks. During the '90s New Belgrade got its reputation because of crime swallowing whole of Serbia, sanctions, poverty, etc. Now, in 2024, New Belgrade is a ok municipality. Maybe you have a couple of blocks that have minor problems here and there, but as a whole its not so dangerous. All those old factories are getting torn down and new modern apartment and buisness complexes are being built on a regular basis, because of New Belgrades location and its vastness. So now you have old socialist housing next to ultra rich apartment complex.

@lukkuoi

4 ай бұрын

Bro is so lucky he didn't bump into any Grobari. I went to a derby in 2019, it was sick, one of the wildest I have seen, and ive been to football all over europe. Im also an aussie like this guy.

@smoothcriminal7118

4 ай бұрын

why would he be lucky they wouldnt do anything they don't touch regular people and they don't even attack any of other supporters if its not a game or they haven't done anything bad@@lukkuoi

@lukkuoi

4 ай бұрын

@@smoothcriminal7118 he's wearing a red star shirt bro, read some other comments here.

@nikolamatijasevic2281

4 ай бұрын

​@@lukkuoi It's very unlikely that he'd get picked on. I grew up in one of these, it's actually quite chill for the most part. As for the derby you went to, while that might seem extreme to you, what you saw is pretty much all there is to it. It's not as if there's groups of hooligans behind every corner waiting to stab you if you support the wrong team.

@Daniel26448

2 ай бұрын

Nobody would touch him here.Most of the supporters are drunk at the matches between Red Star & Partizan & therefore they get violent.

As an Aussie who has been living in Belgrade for 8 years I found this kinda funny and I can see why you'd be so shocked seeing the blokovi for the very first time 😂. The blokovi where you were along the Sava river are hell grim looking and rundown but not all blokovi in New Belgrade are like that. If you go to blocks along the Danube, near Hotel Yugoslavia, and around Stark Arena, they are in better condition. And you've got many new blocks recently built like Block A, West 65, Sun City, YUBC, in New Belgrade that are very modern and well maintained. On the safety side, it's nowhere not as bad as it looks either. For example, I feel safer walking around those blocks you were in at night than walking around at night in the centre of many Western cities I've been to.

Ive been there as an Australian, it may look bad but the people are respectful and welcoming, place is safe.,Belgrade is a amazing place, love the city!!!!

During the 90’ Serbia went through a tuff period transitioning from Socialism/Communism to Capitalism, from war torn to Serbian mafia running the country a lot of bad stuff happened, times were tuff to say the least. During the good times early 60’ to 80’ many of those appartments were given to people from the places they worked in some cases whole block worked at the same factory. Serbia has come long way since then. My heart goes to those people who lived through the transition.

@tkcaapi2876

4 ай бұрын

Spoilt Western university kids espousing Socialism/marxism have no fkn clue about the reality.!

@peronasteski9072

4 ай бұрын

What’s your point brah ,poor people have to live somewhere under communism,what’s your country like brah ,where you come from ,you’re making fun of people that live in poverty ,did any threaten you or did you get accosted,my opinion of has declined

@Fuaarrkk

4 ай бұрын

@@peronasteski9072hahahahahahaha relax, the bloke said absolutely nothing wrong 😂

@btf1287

4 ай бұрын

communism is the worst ideology the world ever created.

@skinheadonlyredzr

4 ай бұрын

No poor people in communism @@peronasteski9072

As an eastern European, this is how most ex-soviet union looks. Totally normal to me.

@Alexis2077

4 ай бұрын

Right.

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

This is heaven compared to australia trust me I lived in that sh!t hole for 25 years... in st. Kilda which looks 10 times worse you have to pay 2 milion for a house

@potterj09

4 ай бұрын

@@dr.umarjohnson2453 Haha should've chosen a better suburb you drongo 😵‍💫

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

@@potterj09 they all suck

@Guanopup

4 ай бұрын

​@@dr.umarjohnson2453 Relax, Mate. You don't have to write this under every second comment. We get it, you didn't like Australia 😂

Мој Београд душу има!!!мој Београд тајну крије❤ За све моје београдске протуве❤

@Donovanbejli

4 ай бұрын

Ja najveca protuva koja je ikada koracala ovim prelepim gradom,sve sam skrco i sada samo lamzam ovim gradom kao prava protuva!

@Motorcyclemeanslife

4 ай бұрын

@@Donovanbejli сви смо деца Београда. Поздрав калдрмаши.држите се. Све најбоље брате

I lived in Germany(Berlin), Switzerland(Basel), France(Paris), UK(London) and now in Belgrade for 3 years. I have never felt unsafe in Belgrade. Its more safe than all the other places i have lived. Most of the People here are serbs, so they dont have a lot of imigrantes. Thats maybe a fact why its safer.

So, Block 45 is where I grew up and still live and wouldn't really say that it's the poorest and most dangerous, it's actually quite the opposite :)). Everything depends on how you present it and what you focus on, for example instead of focusing on garages and parking lots, I would have focused on parks, which for example in my block takes up 71% of the entire space. Also, at 9:33, while you were showing graffiti and more garages, you were 50 meters away from the beautiful Sava river and the riverwalk. So luckily, there's material for more videos :)

@Todor81

4 ай бұрын

He shows only a few Blok 45 graffiti, but we know that some of the best graffiti in the world is in this Blok

My grandfather used to have an apartment in Bulgaria that looks like these and the interior is fuckin awesome inside, from the outside it looks like hell. RIP Diado Ivancho ya SK

Spent my summer holiday in Beograd and loved every minute. The bloks are really something else. Spent a lot of time around Blok 22 and 23.

Greetings to our fellow neighbors Serbia from Bulgaria ! We have a lot blocks too 😅😅❤❤

There is old ladies and girls walking around happily, the streets look relaxed and safe. Cars parked everywhere safely. Hyperbole all through this video, Place looks peaceful and standard for europe. Go to Marseille

@beyondrecall9446

3 ай бұрын

There's no crime, homeless or anything here.. compared to Berlin, this is lovely

@leftfield5914

2 ай бұрын

​@@beyondrecall9446thats because berlin is full of North africans

@saulspanco854

Ай бұрын

No Africans

Safest places I ever went. People were nice, my best friend lived in the blok in the near of the Belgrade Arena Hall (I forgot which number, near Holiday Inn/New Belgrade train station). Once we went up a building we knew had an unlocked door from where you could go to the roof. There was a couch and we could see the sunset over the old Belgrade. Smoked some blunts and had a great, mellow and chill time.

Oi mate, just wanted to comment that I really appreciate you coming to Belgrade and wearing a Red Star jersey! Hope you had a great time here! Cheers from a guy born in Penrith 👋

Throughout eastern Europe a lot of these commie blocks were built to replace the houses that got completely destroyed as a result of WW2. The sheer devastation is indescribable. Serbia was apart of Yugoslavia at the time, separate republic from the USSR. Most of the Eastern block started to develop somewhere between 1920-50, as a result of their late development they had to make do with cheaply made housing projects with low quality cement, no fault of their own. Whilst commie blocks today look ugly, they are apples and oranges to when they were first built, on top of that brutalist architecture was adopted from London and at the time was a new a futuristic aesthetic. Throughout the former Yugoslav republics you will come across brutalist memorials that look like something from a Ridley Scott film.

@XLS897

4 ай бұрын

Albos dream for Australia

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

😂This is heaven compared to australia trust me I lived in that sh!t hole for 25 years... in st. Kilda which looks 10 times worse you have to pay 2 milion for a house

@Wil_Dsense

4 ай бұрын

How about Tim Burton’s Gotham City?

@Bidog88th

4 ай бұрын

its almost identical to some areas in ljubljana.. same bloks.. same design all around them...

@oscarlee.mp3

4 ай бұрын

@@XLS897 yeah lmao

This is not the poorest neogboroughood in Belgrade, actually, this is one of the riches municipalities in Serbia. 3rd or 4th the richest in Belgrade. Belgrade has 17 or 18 municipalities.

@hypatiatv421

4 ай бұрын

3rd or 4th highest GDP per capital in Belgrade and in the top 10 in Serbia by gdp per capital.

@Lancia444

3 ай бұрын

lmfao yeah Spanian got no idea man - he should have talked to some locals!!! Local Knowledge ....

@Aggoenix

24 күн бұрын

Well, thats kinda sad. At least here in Czechia this would be considered as the most budget low class city housing that is here. Like even Southern city (Jižní město) district which is the most "brutal" commie lower class district on the edge of Prague seems more developed than this.

I stayed there for a while during a holiday and had an amazing time. Nice people all around and the architecture is fascinating. Very cool memories. It's impressive but not dangerous. I just encountered one group of elder people that were aggressive towards me, being French, because of France involvement in Serbia bombing in the 90s, but that's it.

When I went to Belgrade a year ago…to see a basketball game …whenever I said I’m from GREECE …they see us as BROTHERS and welcome us anywhere we go. ZITO SERBIA.

Volimte❤ Beograd. Thank you Span, my fathers birth & home town Pancevo, Belgrade Serbia 🇷🇸.

@ivanamaze9575

4 ай бұрын

are these blocks in pancevo?

@David-wo9lu

4 ай бұрын

its in Novi Beograd@@ivanamaze9575

@DaniilBalkans-jh2rw

4 ай бұрын

Nije ali pitaj tvoj kuma , samo tako😜

@82Novica

4 ай бұрын

Pancevo was my Dads hometown too ❤

@DaniilBalkans-jh2rw

4 ай бұрын

Nema na cemut . Mogda belobog bolje, nadamo se .

Wearing a football top in Belgrade is the opposite of a safety measure! Extremely brave hahaha

@Dotalol123

4 ай бұрын

Its not 90ties anymore mate, 99% of people wont risk 5 years of jail time for 5 minutes of glory, he is fine...

@randomsomeguy156

4 ай бұрын

He's wearing redstar on a Serbian team vs an international team day. Had it been reds vs partisan then maybe there might be some instigators

@wavell14

4 ай бұрын

@@Dotalol123 See what happens if you do it in Krakow

@user-iq4ci1jw3b

4 ай бұрын

@@Dotalol123it’s extremely dangerous to wear something like this in any part of Belgrade…every month someone gets seriously hurt because of football hooliganism…last time someone was killed in Belgrade because of hooliganism was last year,and it’s happens very often compared to other parts of world

@Dotalol123

4 ай бұрын

@@user-iq4ci1jw3b For domestic citizens yes, but since Brice Taton case when 20 hooligans got maximum prison sentences, they got the message and we have a situation where bunch of foreign bloggers are coming to derbies to film themselves for views and nobody touches them i wonder why? Maybe because they dont want to spend the next 20 years in prison?!🤣

Dangerous vibe of New Belgrade projects has long gone bro

Tip for you and other tourists coming to Belgrade, refrain from wearing Red Star or Partizan clothing as you could stumble upon a really uncomfortable situation if you run into the wrong people.

I was so happy when I saw your video in Belgrade, I hope you had a lovely time in my home country Spanian :) My grandmother lived in a small city called Kraljevo (around 2 hours away from Belgrade) which had very similar buildings. The entrance and staircase would often be filled with black dust and cobwebs, the windows were almost always shattered. I think they were built shortly after WW2. For some reason, I always felt comfortable visiting my grandmother there and staying for a few weeks. As a kid, I never looked at it twice and just accepted that the lifestyle was so much different compared to Australia. Luckily there are new developers who have moved in with the help of the European Union. They're planning on destroying the old neighbourhood buildings and replacing them all with new apartment blocks. But I still feel sad because I have so many memories of my grandmother's apartment and playing football in the schoolyard.

@Neno237

4 ай бұрын

Mislis mogo je da dodje do Ribnice,tamo je ipak pravi kraj u odnosu na Kraljevo😊,pozdrav kralju!

@dule807

4 ай бұрын

@@Neno237 Upravu si, Beograd je previse promovisan ovih dana. Ima mnogo drugih lepota kroz celu Srbiju

@eedragonr

4 ай бұрын

Yeah they may all have the chance to become social /public housing. Many wealthy areas in European big cities became impoverished and the inhabitants got visible poorer.

This "blokovi" made movie District 13: The Ultimatum (french original name Banlieue 13 Ultimatum) so authentic. You can recognize some blocks you have been seen there in the intro sequences of that movie.

People would go to an Eastern European city and be like "wooaahhh, the hood!" If you want to see "the hood", go to Paris, London, Malmö or some sh*t like that. Our cities are very calm and have much less crime compared to Western European cities.

Good to see Serbia in this man’s feed 🇷🇸🇦🇺

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

This is heaven compared to australia trust me I lived in that sh!t hole for 25 years... in st. Kilda which looks 10 times worse you have to pay 2 milion for a house

@boostn32

4 ай бұрын

​@dr.umarjohnson2453 😂😂😂 your nose is growing bigger everytime u write this comment. 🤥

@Ash05771

4 ай бұрын

@@dr.umarjohnson2453Darwin is much worse than Serbia

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

@@Ash05771 darwin has 200 000 crocodils but queensland is full of snakes and floods

@nickchillwind

2 ай бұрын

​​@@dr.umarjohnson2453ye as a serbian i lived on st kilda road and my god.. few streets away and you see heavy junkies and poverty.. people with mental issues and a lot of crazy stuff.. in serbia it sounds stupid but growing up you knew what to do, you wear expensive shoes or gold you will be robbed etc. but in melbourne nah man, half of those people are on ice or something crazy which in serbia (at least in my hood) people would beat up junkies, so they would move but nah australia has more problems because those ppl are unstable

The amount of views clicked over thousands while i watched this. Hello to everyone. It warms my heart to be able to watch this with you. 😊

Death room? That thing is mint, even has new electronics. I've lived in a building from the 60s with its original lift and while you have to hold the door closed or it stops, its super reliable, never failed. In a building from 2010 we already had like 3 failures. They dont make em like they used to.

Spanian been watchin some of your podcasts back in the days, as a Belgrade citizen feels great to see you here man, best of luck!

One of the best vloggers on youtube! It's entertaining to see how these blocks seem so weird for people outside of eastern europe amd for us (as a Romanian) they are just normal residential buildings and our cozy homes :D

Appreciate what you do Spanian with this series! I live in the Eastern Europe and I'm used to these types of buildings, the one right there in Belgrade have a special architecture though, with the multi storey parking and the high rise building flats on top. I wanted to see the neighborhood in person when I visited Belgrade and it was a nice and very safe experience. Keep it up!

I lived in Belgrade for good while, and this just looks like normal Belgrade lol Red star stadium on match night is worse than any part of Belgrade. Belgrade is by far one of my absolute favorite places in the world. Serbia as a whole is wildly underrated, and so fantastc

Another great video. Good to see you out and about sussing it out

Im from there and i can tell you its one of the best and most humane areas in Belgrade and my childhood there was great. It used to be bad during the 90s and early 00s because of gangsters and football hooligans but now it's pretty good. The price of a one bedroom apartment there (50m) like the one i grew up in is from 120-150k euros and the average salary in belgrade is about 1k euros so i would definitely live there if i could afford it. The building you pointed out with the staircase is the one i lived in and the staircase is only a fire hazard one and was used once when a coffee shop in the basement burst into flames and my family had to get down using it.

This is some of the best content around. I’m learning heaps, never would’ve known about these joints. Keep it up, adlay. 🇦🇺🤙🏼

Long Live Serbia 🇷🇸 and Beograd Ziveli 🥂🍾 and brother you are a Legend good on you and god bless you

At the time when such apartments were built, the walls were thick and you couldn't hear your neighbors while they were talking like today in new buildings, the facades were made to last for more than ten years and not like today where the facade lasts until all the apartments are sold and then it starts fall away, you had several elevators in one building that the city maintained for free, not like today, if you are lucky enough to have an elevator in the building, then it is guaranteed for a few months and all costs are paid by the tenants, you had stairs that you could use to leave the building in case of danger which were located outside the building and not like today that if the building catches fire the only way to get out is to jump through the window, each apartment had a basement and not like today where no new building even has a common basement, each apartment had its own a garage or a huge parking lot in front and not like today when you have to pay extra for a parking space that is sold illegally...

Doesnt matter what language you speak or which country you're in, social housing is instantly recognisable anywhere in the world.

@zoranpetkovic4877

4 ай бұрын

But this is not social housing, they are private apartments...

@ExMighty

4 ай бұрын

@@zoranpetkovic4877 Facts, idk why he doesn't do more research into a lot of place in europe. Most aren't social housing. Example in this area if a factory is there, they'll buy up some apartments, rent them out to the employees or let them stay there

@princebuster93

4 ай бұрын

@@zoranpetkovic4877They look like prison blocks, and I can confirm that this type of housing is found all over the world. It’s how the elitists view the people, as lower than themselves, putting as many people as they can in the smallest amount of space, full of ugly grey concrete, is something designed for the peasants and not for themselves.

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

This is heaven compared to australia trust me I lived in that sh!t hole for 25 years... in st. Kilda which looks 10 times worse you have to pay 2 milion for a house

@bigballer4897

4 ай бұрын

Facts

Thank u for coming in our hood,Serbia Love U brate!!!!

@shunsloman9313

4 ай бұрын

Dump

@triocha233

4 ай бұрын

@@shunsloman9313you don’t have a soul.

@going_to_the_river_Neva

3 ай бұрын

He said a lot of duty words, for what do you love him?

You have parks and greenery, walking lanes all arround, playgrounds on every corner, terrains for basketball, buildings are a bit devasted over time but still social aspect of this hood and functional aspect is better than most of burbs arround europe which have much bigger density and less greenery. So be realistic, london is full of depressing one floor houses, with no tree in streets, so comparing to those this is like a urban mirracle. And architecture of this is top.

Vandal Boys!! Grobari Jug!! 💪🖤🤍

This is very nostalgic for me these types of buildings are very common around the Balkans. Back in the day it would have been a wonderful place to grow up with families and children running around. You can probably still see the communist style parks and playgrounds which would be mostly run down now but they still exist in pockets. When you walk past these buildings the hallways have a distinct scent that every Balkan person would know exactly what I mean by the scent 😅

@LK-em1bv

4 ай бұрын

Smell of urine

I used to live in Belgrade, one of my favourite places to live. Some of my mates from Aus still live in Belgrade if you want some local connections to catch up with for a yarn

Windows smashed everywhere yet the basketball backboard (glass) surviving, awesome video Spanian

Hello spanian , just wanted to say great content. Seen some beautiful places you been to, and some dangerous places i would never go lol. Keep up with the awsome work and stay safe brother.

The area may look a bit rough but for people which live in countries of the former Sovjetunion it's normal to live in these type of houses. Not only it isn't dangerous in these areas but also the appertements themselves are usually pretty nice. In fact even wealthy people such as doctors live in such blocks and they're happy with it. It really just is a different mentallity and being used to it.

@princebuster93

4 ай бұрын

@ maxim, living in a prison block, has been normalised, for you to except, but it’s ugly, depressing and not normal, for people to live so close together, but in such a way, they are isolated in their little rabbit hutch 😢😢 very sad

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

This is heaven compared to australia trust me I lived in that sh!t hole for 25 years... in st. Kilda which looks 10 times worse you have to pay 2 milion for a house and dont get me started on ugly degenerate brunswick and fitsroy and collingwood... this is malibu comapre to that trash

@hulaballoo9802

4 ай бұрын

@@dr.umarjohnson2453you keep saying bruh

@DDtch6669

4 ай бұрын

As someone from former Yugoslavia I'm glad these blocks are mostly found in bigger cities. I grew up in a smaller town in a house. I agree with you, it looks depressing.@@princebuster93

MaD I'm Serbian 🇷🇸 let's OGG .. Blokovi 👑💪

@Snapppz

4 ай бұрын

junk

@evoids

4 ай бұрын

🤓🤓😎

@06Seppy

4 ай бұрын

ZDS

@danilolezaja11

4 ай бұрын

​@@Snapppzyou drop kick, you click on a serb video, then try diss someone for being serb.

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

This is heaven compared to australia trust me I lived in that sh!t hole for 25 years... in st. Kilda which looks 10 times worse you have to pay 2 milion for a house and dont get me started on ugly degenerate brunswick and fitsroy and collingwood... this is malibu comapre to that trash

Some good comments on here giving context to the video. Good vid as always looks mad!

Welcome to my hood, was looking forward for this video

kako dobro brate 🇷🇸🇷🇸

It amazes me in these so heavily populated areas that there are so few people around..

@TigerBoyX15

4 ай бұрын

Because it's Cold Outside...all housing areas..are quiet .. daytime..

@shinodaprime9182

4 ай бұрын

lousy weather :/

@DRON10

4 ай бұрын

Those are buildings with private apartments. Most of the people who live there are Serbian middle class who bought/rent those apartments. Grown ups are working. Kids in kindergarden/school. People are just busy through out the day. Consider it as a positive sign. People are busy, no junkies, no sluckers.

28.33 I was in suspense whether you were gonna risk the lift, that comment after seeing the lift buttons was my highlight of the episode. Great content as always Spanian, keep up the great work.

i love your content mate, cheers to that

Loving all your videos and vlogs, keep up the great work legend and keep being successful at everything you're doing, you're an inspiration.

I originally thought the same about the term Brutalist but it surprised me to find it comes from the Pioneer, modern architect and painter Le Corbusier, of 'beton brut' - raw concrete in French.

@spanian came across this video after more then 2 months..very interesting point of view ( although not really the case about dangers at Blokovi ) and very happy i could see someone's else intake of my city... Good for you and thanks for doing this..

Welcome to Serbia my brother ❤

My guy, u should come at summer to see the real vibe, it is a beautiful place to live and functional, river is close, flats in the buldings r also great. If u need a tour guide hit me up, u will also receive a great Serbian hospitality. And yes it is brutal and safe above all, especially for natives.

@nikolagrmusa3435

4 ай бұрын

@Hit_Me_Up__Official_Spanian.. about ?

what blows my mind is how empty it is? Like these buildings must house hundreds, maybe thousands of people.. You’d think people would be going in and out the entrance all day yet it looks like a ghost town almost, a few kids outside and that’s it

@dariokosanovic3389

4 ай бұрын

He is probably there around lunch time sunday id guess or something. Trust me all the buildings are full, Serbia got housing problem

@SerbAtheist

4 ай бұрын

He literally sad it in the video: Saturday early afternoon, literally the deadest time of the entire week, on a gloomy and cold autumn day. Most people would just be looking to stay indoors and chill, perhaps prepare for a family lunch, which is a bit of a tradition in Serbia for the weekend.

@THEzero139

4 ай бұрын

looks depressing tbh

@gipsybulldog3286

4 ай бұрын

People work during the day, this is not social housing.

@adriandevil7232

4 ай бұрын

@@SerbAtheistyou’d think it would be busier on a weekend when everyone’s not at work…

Bro nice video, thanks for recorded place where i live, ye is depressed because is winter ,in summer looks very chill, it isn't dangerous how they look. Big respect for you!

Loved this video! Serbia is simply beautiful. ♥️🇷🇸♥️

@powderskier5547

4 ай бұрын

LOL says a serb, doesnt look like it to me

@Ada_Isabella

4 ай бұрын

@@powderskier5547 Of course a Serb says this because that’s a natural reaction from someone who loves her homeland. You can hate, for all I care. I love it. Simple as that.

@KeepPolandPolish

2 ай бұрын

​@@powderskier5547nahhh really??? I thought it was the vatican pope commenting this

Watching these lad makes me appreciate life and the areas we live a lot more

Been waiting on this one lad, serbia rep 🇷🇸

The balkans is pretty safe, people are poor but there is a big community based culture, criminals dont bother normal people much. Now that i think of it i dont think ive even seen a junkie roaming the streets in Ex-Yugo countries.

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

This is heaven compared to australia trust me I lived in that sh!t hole for 25 years... in st. Kilda which looks 10 times worse you have to pay 2 milion for a house and dont get me started on ugly degenerate brunswick and fitsroy and collingwood... this is malibu comapre to that trash

@zgudarac86

4 ай бұрын

@@dr.umarjohnson2453 mr priveleged from australia, come live here with 500euros a month and barely have enough money for food and rent then tell me whats a shithole...

@nikobby7465

4 ай бұрын

⁠@@dr.umarjohnson2453u r cappin lad have u ever been in 2nd 3rd world countries??

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

@@nikobby7465 australia is a 3rd world country! Outside of cbd melbourne the rest of the continent is 3rd world and you are seperated from civilised society by a 22h flight

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

@@zgudarac86 why dont you come to australia and work for $5000 a month and once you pay elementary food and rent or mortgage you cant afford a pack of cigarettes that cost $45 and 1kg of cherries is $40 for $40 there you eat at a 5 star restourant. Ps I do live there now after I escaped this idiot place

Fun Fact 1: best street basketball in the world (yes in the world) is played in Belgrade's blokovi. Fun Fact 2: in ultras hool world, unwritten rule when wearing a football shirt openly like this in the middle of a day means that you want trouble. You are very very lucky.... Other than that blokovi are safer than Sydney's Northern Beaches...

The weather isn’t doing it any favour. It’s actually really beautiful walk in spring when everything is green. Doesn’t really look like but it’s a nice neighborhood ✨

How can we not watch this and not OGEE bro. The cinematography at the start of every video gives me goosebumps 🥹

Love waking up on a Monday morning for work and seeing a notification from Spanian, I am watching 👀 this before going anywhere bro 😂😂😂👍🙏

Much better than some parts of Frankfurt in Germany, or Bristol in England..Red star shirt is good,that's the biggest club in East and South Europe.

Brutalism has nothing to do with brutality and discipline, it was just fashionable at that time, it was based on concrete and futuristic shapes.

Definitely need someone that knows the locals to get the real insight like the Aussie ones

@themookshit

4 ай бұрын

he knows the aussies though. last time he tried to meet someone overseas they lied and ditched him.

@dr.umarjohnson2453

4 ай бұрын

This is heaven compared to australia trust me I lived in that sh!t hole for 25 years... in st. Kilda which looks 10 times worse you have to pay 2 milion for a house and dont get me started on ugly degenerate brunswick and fitsroy and collingwood... this is malibu comapre to that trash

@gloopdogg1145

4 ай бұрын

​@@dr.umarjohnson2453😂 heven compared with Australia ,you are crazy...All Serbs who move to Australia never come back to Serbia...I hate wannabes who acting that thay home is something that in realty aint...After Yugoslavian wars in Belgrade live more murderers then in your whole country and come here work and live with pay check of 600$...

@sanjapekic2339

4 ай бұрын

I live there my entire life.. it's safe place to live, buildings are maybe ugly but they made strong and flats are nice.. I can walk all day or night and nothing bad can't happened.. there is no gangs or something like that.. on the Balkans we don't have that kind of neighborhood or life.. we don't have places with gangs like in other countries in the world.. I live there and I'm telling you that is very safe neighborhood and just look ugly (for me not) ❤

This was very interesting, but I hope a future video is coming where you interviewed some locals so they can explain it all to us

@eedragonr

4 ай бұрын

What does he have in common with the labor class?

@sanjapekic2339

4 ай бұрын

I live there all my life and this is not true. Yes, buildings look like that but this is not unsafe place to live. This flats are expensive actually and very strong made. I can walk all day or night and nothing bad will happen.. trust me this is not that kind of neighborhood.. it's safe, flats are build to be strong and there is no gangs there or something like that.. I'm almost 40 years old and I live her my entire life.. exactly in this 62 block ❤ I'm sorry for my English but I think that we understand each other ❤

@igortirkajla8042

2 ай бұрын

@@eedragonr how is your question related to the comment you are replying to? And what doesn't he have in common with the labor class, since we're already at it?

@eedragonr

2 ай бұрын

@@igortirkajla8042 right. He was asking him to interview the locals so they can explain everything to us. I was censored all the time when I was "insulting the labor class" ". Do you think that they had the same legal support as him?

@eedragonr

2 ай бұрын

@@igortirkajla8042 you are even more right than apparent : we should know what fractured the labor class before WWII. Here we have the real industrial city socialist mentality. But today this thing is minor.

I love the video man! Im gonna check out your other videos for sure and see some other cities and ghettos! I was born and raised in Blok 45, and I can assure you, it is the greatest place to live in! Spacious, many playing fields, riverside, just amazing.. and it's not nearly as ghetto as it looks😂

Amazing content @Spanian

I told You BRO! ❤ Thats massive Bloks in Novi Beograd! The biggest ever seen 🎉🎉🎉