Give this man a Netflix-special, finally. He is my favorite comic by a long shot.

@aexetan2769

Ай бұрын

You're the first one to suggest that.

@DanielHebell

Ай бұрын

And this is why @@aexetan2769 does not get a Netflix-special. Because he is not funny at all.

@DanielHebell

Ай бұрын

And this is why@@aexetan2769 does not get a Netflix-special. Because he is not funny at all.

@Bobby.Kristensen

Ай бұрын

Give him a KZread-special instead! Why? Because the user base is much bigger.

@jollino

Ай бұрын

@@Bobby.Kristensen Give him any special as long as he gets a special!

Damn right...we still looking for who answered the surveys.. because nobody knows even 1 person who has answered that survey 😂😂

@lbh704

Ай бұрын

That's because it's not a survey.

@hartyewh1

Ай бұрын

If you check the measures for the index it makes sense. It could be called stability and wellbeing index instead of happiness.

@Dr.K.Wette_BE

Ай бұрын

Same with every survey results I hear about my country (Belgium), they never asked my opinion ! (or anyone else I know) In 40 years, I should have at least "heard" about a survey going on ! 😁

@Glornt

Ай бұрын

I believe that the "winner" is chosen first, and then the metrics are then chosen to arrive at the chosen result.

@hartyewh1

Ай бұрын

@@Glornt Then you wouldn't have any idea how it's done. You can read it on their website (World Happiness Report).

I always think that Finland is the happiest just because we set the bar so low. If we're just ok doing decently then we are happy.

@samsowden

Ай бұрын

I thought i'd also read that finland also had a high suicide rate. which would raise the average happiness.

@whazzup_teacup

Ай бұрын

@@samsowden That's morbid, but also somewhat valid.

@hartyewh1

Ай бұрын

@@samsowden It was in the nineties, but kinda fine now compared to the world average.

@Wenixi

Ай бұрын

​@@whazzup_teacupterrible

But the "happiest country in the world" is titled wrong. If it was called "most content country in the world" every finn would be like "yeah, that's us".

Somehow I started to feel happier six years ago, and I didn't know what it was. Now I know.

His humor is clever and well articulated. No need to over impersonate situations or bitching out loud for no reason. Congrats.

I’ve met so many happy Finnish people …outside Finland! 😝 Sunny beaches and bars are full of happy people from Finland 😂

@brigitte5159

Ай бұрын

specially in Russia! 🤣

I'm happy every time I watch Ismo's videos 😂❤

Finland was amazing in my last year's summer trip all throughout the country ❤

@jerekorva

Ай бұрын

Did you accidentally participate in that study? I'm guessing they only asked people visiting the country. It might feel nice if you're here for like a brief moment of a time. Everyone else: NO, fuck off, I'm having my part of not having fun.

@KiranKumarBokkesam

Ай бұрын

😂😂no i didn't accidentally participate in that study @@jerekorva

@jaripekkajekunen2713

Ай бұрын

I see Jere has not lived in any other country, or travelled for a longer period of time.. I recommend you try it. In other words, move the fuck out and see if you can find a place to "have fun".

@jerekorva

Ай бұрын

no need to find it anymore, your comment brought me so much fun that it'll last me for a life time@@jaripekkajekunen2713

@jerekorva

Ай бұрын

@@jaripekkajekunen2713 No need to find that anymore. Your comment brought me so much fun that it'll last me a lifetime... ps. kaikki jutut internetissä ei oo ihan niin totisia.

So true, i don't know what happy here is, quite miserable at autumn and winter. Summer can be nice, yes I live In Finland 🇫🇮

@sandeepr2087

Ай бұрын

Well u have ISMO he makes all English speaking people happy.

@naturesmusic1171

Ай бұрын

We don't have him now do we...he don't live here 😅😅​@@sandeepr2087

@juha2031

Ай бұрын

Autumn is my favorite season. I think it's the beginning of something new. I know it sound like something that spring would do but about ruska and letting the summer go makes me more happy than sad. There's a promise of something new. Vasta marraskuu on ihan perseestä.

@darkmage7280

Ай бұрын

Well, I'm kinda happy secret police isn't dragging me out of bed at midnight. There aren't cockroaches swarming in the sewers... streets... schools... meals... Trash is recycled or burnt, not dipped into the sea. There aren't riots every Friday. Nobody's getting gunned down in the streets. (later) Our education system's free. Homer's not here to make chewing noises when he goes to sleep or honking noises when he wakes up. I guess that's all. No, wait. We've a lot of unspoilt nature. Thank you for your time. All those things make me kinda happy.

@Progbassist

Ай бұрын

@@darkmage7280 Yet at the same time we have pretty high suicide rate, go figure.

I'm Norwegian and when I think of happy people, Finland is not the first country I would think of. Maybe Denmark. But I think Finland is a bit more closed off than the other Nordic countries, so it's a bit harder to tell how they are doing. To me, Norway, Sweden and Denmark are like siblings, and Finland is the odd kid at the other side of the street. Perhaps because the language is so different to the others. But hey, I love Finland - it's a cool country. :)

@GOAT-rl2uq

Ай бұрын

I think a good way of looking at it is that Sweden, Norway and Denmark are full siblings, and Finland is their half-brother/sister (although it could be argued that Finland is a full sibling with Sweden in this analogy). Iceland I guess is also a full sibling to the Scandi's, but they moved far away.

@thejjzz

Ай бұрын

Yeah, historically and linguistically we are kind of outsiders of the Nordic Countries. But nowadays we pretty much share the culture and values with the other Nordic nations.

@francoismartin361

Ай бұрын

Definitly norway

@wordcoffee101

Ай бұрын

You Nordic people should stop treating Finland like the black sheep of the family and accept the fact that you are all dark, frozen siblings.

@peketee2278

Ай бұрын

I've been working in Norway for 15 years and I've noticed that Norwegians know almost nothing about Finland and imagine that we still live there in the 80s. I mainly attribute it to the quality of education. I drove with my young colleague to Førde, which is located on the west coast, we started to arrive, then he asked me if the Swedish border is close???🤦‍♂️

When I went to Finland to visit my relatives for the very first time. The first time. When I was picked up from the airport, my moms cousin turned her head around and said, "Welcome to Finland. Please understand I won't be doing this again. Enjoy your stay."

@ammaheinon

Ай бұрын

Oh boy. I don't know how I survive here... Anti-depressants.

@sandeepr2087

Ай бұрын

Bit chilly welcome.

@Wenixi

Ай бұрын

Weird person! In general Finnish people are warm.

I found a lot of Finns have it so good they think they are depressed because they have time to contemplate and are worrying about big problems. Where as many people in Australia (for example) are "happy" to be around, but they are worried about paying their rent by the end of the week or ending up homeless, while not running their air conditioning in 40*C weather because they can't afford the power bill, while the government deploys illegal "robodebt" programs to the least fortunate. Many hoping their kids don't get involved in crime while they are at work, because they sure as hell can't AFFORD to send them to a Private School for a "good" education. And the rest hoping to not interact with those kids who are involved in crime harassing us on public transit every day Finland really does seem like a happy place, when almost everyone you meet d has the basics of life sorted and can concentrate on self reflection and improvement.

We are so lucky here that we don´t have any real problems so we even complain about being happiest country. Which proves that we are actually happiest country. Anywhere else people would have more important things to deal with. In this world being happy basically means that everything is not horrible.

Thanks Ismo. I've been trying to make my foreign friends understand this for a long while and just like with most other things, you take burdens off my shoulders regularly, about things I need to repeatedly talk about.

I cannot speak about the country, but I do have a Finnish sister-in-law. I will admit, "happy" is not an adjective that comes to mind when I think of her.

Netflix please for Ismo! 😂

His humor is so cool 🎉

But when it's cold outside like -30 C you can go to sauna +100C and just forget coldness for a moment. And when you feel too hot you go out and jump into snow and remember cold and go back to sauna and feel the happiness. By the way first year was snowiest and coldest winter in long time... 🤔

As the popular Finnish song goes: "Finland is the happiest country in the world as long as there is beer."

I was in Helsinki for 4 days in 2014. People were polite but a bit reserved, kind of like us Austrians

Yup! All finns were complaiming avout that study and were giving justifications for why the study is flawed

Hm, extremely accurate!😂

Looking at the wiki page of the world happyness report i think i get why now. They aren't really measuring happyness, but how much people rate their current life situation copmared to how good or bad it could be in the same situation! And additionally factor in the general living conditions of the country.

Your videos make me happy [* sound volume in this video did not make me happy ;) ]

7 years now 😂🍻♥️

Hyvä Ismo! Lennä korkealle. 👍

@rejuvenator8966

Ай бұрын

Torilla tavataan

The study is given strange title, it doesn’t actually measure happiness because feelings are impossible to measure. It is more about access to services, food, shelter etc.

Ismo needs to be the New Seinfeld!

This first year we got is when i moved out. 😂😂😂😂 my family

For close to 700 years from around 1150 until the Finnish War of 1809 Finland was the eastern part of Sweden. But most happy? Rather known for their stoicism and resilience(read SISU).

Just imagine coming into the 80C sauna from -20C outside... you'd be pretty freaking happy too! ..and then you find the beer! ...and the Survey! 🤣🤣 I'm not saying it's rigged... buuut...

Intervju har gjord dagen efter lönedag den 26:e... du förstår,,,,😂😮😮

@mushtaqbilal2543

Ай бұрын

Er det dansk eller svensk?

@Finnec123

Ай бұрын

​Ikke dansk i hvert fald. Det ser svensk ud.

When Ismo moved away, the standard of Finnish stand-up gigs improved. 💀 Just kidding, he's honestly one of the best in Finland, if not the best; easily the best in English. 👍🏻

Make it 7 years :D

If happiness is having no interpersonal stress, then Finnish people are happy ... as long as nobody is bothering them. Peace and quiet, "rauhassa," is valued like having the latest sneakers in the States. It is social suicide to brag or in any way imply that you are better than others. By law, you cannot build a house that outclasses the others in the neighborhood. Same in Sweden. Traffic fines are proportional to income. Equal pain. Everything is free, from the best educational system in the world to first-class healthcare. The language itself is free of gender bias. The very idea of listing your personal pronouns does not compute.

The place where I'd quite like to be!

people who never ever smile how they be most happiest people in the world? Is it happiness is a feeling not a theoretical concept?

I would also like to know who are these happy people. I have never seen one irl.

Inside it's very well known. 😆

All the lakes?

@wellthen...1539

Ай бұрын

Lakes. Lakes everywhere. Often cant go a kilometre without a lake. And The winter snow and spring floods, massive amount of groundwater...Finns are good at water management and aquatic sciences because of our geography.

Is their alcohol consumption? The saunas? I had a happy holiday there anyway 😂

Of course, just look at Finnish Black Metal Band members .. Happy as can Be-hexen !

Had to look it up and it's true... hahaha

I remember when your Prime Minister say that Apple killed you twice, Nokia ( iPhone) & the paper industry ( iPad) 🥲

@Jz9222

Ай бұрын

Nokia killed itself by not continuing to develop touch-screen phones when they had it very early on, maybe the first. They were dumb.

Country itself is happy, citizens not so much. 😂

We're not happy, we're just not complaining as much.

He forgot to ask at the end: "No, really?!"

When I apply, just know, I will win.

So funny.

The trick to being the happiest actually is to be the least miserable, the rest of the world is just slightly more shitty.

I know why! They made survey at summer time.

Ismo... Coincidences do not exist...

yeah, hows ur day? vittuako se sulle kuuluu

And the survey is only made in summer time😂

Maybe the year that Finland got the honour was when anti-depressants were widely distributed.

Veikkaan että kysely on tehty vapun aattona, tai juhannuksena.

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Volume level is faaaar to low.

Ei multa ainakaan kysytty.

They don't even have mountains‽

oh un study ok then gotta pay attention maybe little have to think muffkrr!! allright relax but s obviously part of ieieieieuu know ..

I thought it was Denmark.

@Wenixi

Ай бұрын

Denmark is like in top 4 but not the 1st. 😌

We ain't happy.

😂😂😂

and yet they make black metal

😅

Sadly, this means Disneyland is full of lies. 😅

It's absolutely ridiculous. Wonderful country and people, but a lot of depression and suicide.

How miserable are the people everywhere else?

We know that Finnish people beat Russians 3 times! Mannerheim is so cool!

The statsitics is a bit misleading as all the sad people with anxiety commit suicide, so you are left only with the happy people.

@pontusschroder8361

Ай бұрын

😂 good one

Get rid of these stupid subtitles

dude, stop the silly text in image garbage, it degrade your act and hurts the brain.

I've lived in Finland. They are not the happiest. They are the people who lie the most on surveys.

@tomis1398

Ай бұрын

Except finns are known to be really honest and they tend to give an actual answer to the question "how are you?". Maybe you just didn't understand what you saw. And having lived in Finland doesn't make you an expert on this topic either.

@okerror1451

Ай бұрын

@@tomis1398You sound like you got offended by an obvious joke.

@tomis1398

Ай бұрын

@@okerror1451 Oh my bad! That was funny!

I know who published that study. People who are eager to copy Finland's policies and are ok with making shit up to make that happen.

@tomis1398

Ай бұрын

Sure, but no. You can't just make things up.

Happiest country Also the country which has the highest suicide rate

@kayEnt3rtainm3nt

Ай бұрын

Everyone is happy when all of the sad people are... absent from the equation.

@leilalinnove4155

Ай бұрын

😆

@GOAT-rl2uq

Ай бұрын

Nah, the suicide rate thing is a myth that refuses to die. The suicide rate was VERY high in the mid 90s during the depression, but has been going down since. It's actually lower than the US for example nowadays.

@thejjzz

Ай бұрын

Finland isn't even in the top 30 in suicides

@nevogal4861

Ай бұрын

the suicide rate went down.

Ismo speaking truth, its maybe getting audience laughing, but still its truth not comic, believe me, i live in that sh--hole what Ismo is talking about. Or why do you think Ismo left "world happiest country" behind....?

For anyone seriously wondering, happiness isn't measured by sunshine, having tons of money, huge apartments, fancy cars, paying low taxes s etc., it's more about things like safety, corruption, trusting the officials like police, having proper long paid vacations every year with full salary to let your mind rest and so forth. If happiness was measured by the former list, Finland wouldn't be nowhere near the top, but true happiness indeed comes from completely different things.🤌

@mikkoollikainen1589

17 күн бұрын

Unemployment, depression, minimum wages while prices go up, high tax and such sure are a good measure of happiness.

@mirvamet

16 күн бұрын

Exactly, it's more about being content than overjoyed

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