Svi pisu komentare na engleski.I Srbi i stranci.Ja neverujem ovim syrancima .Dosli u Srbiju da zive zato sto im se svidja.Pogotovo Englezima i Amerikancima.Mi smo naivni i za jedno bonbonce dacemo im sve .Nisam znala da toloko stranaca zivi u Srbiju.Sprbija je postala kao Kazablanka za vreme drugog rata ,muvali se tamo razni belosvetski spijuni.Jedino kome verujem da stvarno vole Srbiju pored svoje domovineje Tijago i onaj iz Meksika nemogu tretno da se setim imena.😂
@user-zoqbyqn45 минут бұрын
Serbia is not good for living. To much violence and bad people in one place, expensive, corruption and anti-eu politics
@konstrukcija149 минут бұрын
Pretty smart guy.
@user-ik4os9fo3r55 минут бұрын
Less black people
@czechultimatestyleСағат бұрын
Been living in Serbia for over 7 years now, have a family here with second child coming any moment. Love Serbians (especially Serbian Slovaks <3 )
@reticulumtardigrades51233 сағат бұрын
Where is this record shop?
@aleksandardjordjevic33073 сағат бұрын
Čovek bolje priča Srpski nego što je Tito ikada. I Titu je trebalo par godina da nauči Srpski, u toku rata skoro da ga nije ni pričao.
@lukeskyfeller9087 сағат бұрын
Thanks for sharing your impressions! I was surprised hearing you express concern about the "far right". These are the people who may be able to turn things around. The state is clearly not your friend! We are witnessing it all over Europe, time and time again. But anyway, Serbia seems like a really good place! 🙂
@yplgb11 сағат бұрын
Било би добро да нећеш неку жену странца за интервју. Мушкарцима је увек лакше да се снађу у туђини . А и Срби воле страно више него своје. 😉
@pp-bb6jj11 сағат бұрын
Me as a Croat: Nooooooo!! Noooooooooo!!! Please God nooo!!
@kutkorplaysgames13 сағат бұрын
prioritised pleasure is awesome produced album. but everything else is meh.
@darkotacic974813 сағат бұрын
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@sandra1998014 сағат бұрын
What a nice story!
@maiikimakii14 сағат бұрын
0:18 Kusturica , a ha. Sve je jasno .
@maiikimakii14 сағат бұрын
0:09 Osakatio se od lepog života u Srbiji ! Naravno , može se lepo živeti ovde i više od toga , ali sa inostranim prihodima .
@maiikimakii14 сағат бұрын
1:29 Šta mu se desilo ? Izgoreo kao licna!
@maiikimakii14 сағат бұрын
1:30 Šta mu se desilo ? Izgoreo kao licna !
@dave1182414 сағат бұрын
Loved listening to this 💕
@cp6u138914 сағат бұрын
Brat!
@dave1182415 сағат бұрын
It is great to hear he goes to market daily 💪
@dance4technolife15 сағат бұрын
I knew that she's Jewish since the beginning.
@BluntWizz15 сағат бұрын
tell him about sjenicki old cheese and problem solved
@odvedokikrema16 сағат бұрын
Alex, how about another interview with a Russian, but with a more profound political reasoning? specifically, what would be your take on modern Russian identity? as we all know, 90% of ethnic Russians live west of Urals, that is, inside the European continent. but, Dugin and the likes have put much effort into positing a Eurasian identity. obviously, Shoigu is a Tuvan, Lavrov is half-Armenian, etc, so this could be viewed as a follow-up to the Soviet era, but it requires a fresh outlook. in terms of Serbo-Russian ties... back in the early 90s, the majority of Serbs voted Milosevic, who promised to retain a socialist economy. he even supported the coup against Gorbachov (august '91) and later on sponsored Zyuganov and the CPRF. this political adventurism ended in a tragedy, and delayed us for a decade, which is evident to both Russians and Ukranians who arrived here lately. i'd like to see your take on some of these issues...
@naserivic401816 сағат бұрын
👍👍👍
@coolbian51317 сағат бұрын
divan covek
@panajotov18 сағат бұрын
Please, someone, give this man pirotski sir! One of my best friends is South African living in Serbia. She is married here and doesn't plan to leave. Having her in my life taught me to see Serbia from a different perspective. She has made my life much better for the past eight years. I am glad people are coming over. We need more awesome expats like Paul. ❤
@cbv720718 сағат бұрын
Serbia is a shithole for the average citizen, the fact that London is an even bigger shithole doesn't make it good
@lowzyyy18 сағат бұрын
Lako je biti Srbin. Mi obozavamo kad neko zeli da nauci jezik i odmah je dobrodosao
@milosjeremic797019 сағат бұрын
Russians are always welcome to Serbia.
@smaragd_19 сағат бұрын
When she said she is a journalist I knew she gets everything upside down. I bet she knows even less about Serbian politics. Why Crimea joined Russia? Who actualy ruined Mariupol? Was it that Ukrainian army made hell of a living for 8 years for its own citizens who felt more Russian or did Russia do it? Who banned language, history and religion of other side? Dismantling her beliefs is little effort for me or anyone decently objective. Serbian people love Russians who stayed in Russia. Those who came will sell us out tomorrow if similar troubles come again at our border one day. Its the type of people. Want everything handed to them. I am not trying to be disrespectful but I am tired of seeing that propaganda poison people, one that pushed my country into gutters and the Europe along with it. Take this as an advice. Research a bit outside the big name newspapers and mainstream media whos job is to channel military industrial corporate agenda.
@willileo237319 сағат бұрын
What about Serbian girls vs. Spanish girls?
@AhmetDursun190319 сағат бұрын
You'll never go home like Fottball World Cup lol
@smaragd_19 сағат бұрын
My friend. Brexit was derailed on purpose and everything negative happens across the west even if it never came to be. Nothing to do with Brexit. Now you have Farage coming back since they blew it and did such a poor job.
@bidzapfc21 сағат бұрын
You do realise that Šupa is a gay bar?
@gambinogambinos243921 сағат бұрын
Тек кад одеш на исток, у Кину или Јапан, схватиш да сви белци у Европи су исти, са неким малим разликама.
@2trancentral21 сағат бұрын
Why he left for Belgrade? Because he can exploit here, not in London.
@mr.voodoochild974422 сағат бұрын
Stupid people like this will never understand that Serbia is Russia and Russia is Serbia. Thats just two tribes of Serbs that was split up during the Great Flood 7000 years ago. One tribe followed Dnjestar river up, and 2nd tribe followed Danube. One DNA, one God, one Identity, Rus i Srb braca za navek.
@jovicabrkljac924322 сағат бұрын
wow wow wow, asians or black? dude I hope u said that just to keep Belgrade as secrets for urself... we dont like rude people, we dont care for nationality or color of ur skin, as long as you are normal and want no harm to us, you are safe.
@laki846023 сағат бұрын
Another great interview, Viva Espana, Velii pozdrav za Miguela.
@MarkHebblewhiteКүн бұрын
I've now lived in Serbia for 3 years, moved from London as well - totally love it. Yes, I miss British cheese and tea, but love it. Pretty much everything he said - I totally agree with. The price of a pack of cigarettes in the UK is equal to a pack of cigarettes and a night out here in Serbia. Love Serbia and don't want to go back to London or the UK.
@odvedokikrema19 сағат бұрын
left the UK when tight covid measures were applied (like many others)? it's back to normal now, why wouldn't you go back...?
@MarkHebblewhite19 сағат бұрын
@@odvedokikrema - because I like living here, saying that - I've been coming here every year for thirty years and lived here before between 2018 to 2019, also built a little house. Always intended to move over here - Covid/lockdown just accelerated that desire.
@odvedokikrema17 сағат бұрын
@@MarkHebblewhite oh, i guess you're married to a Serbian person then. one more thing... in terms of psychogeography, do you have a different sense of place when comparing life in the isles and deep in the continent?
@MarkHebblewhite12 сағат бұрын
@@odvedokikrema That's an interesting question. There are definitely cultural differences. In the UK, especially London, the work culture is intense and demanding. Here, it's more relaxed, which allows for stronger family and friend connections. London’s high cost of living often keeps people away from their loved ones, while work dominates social life. I feel a strong sense of place here, having visited for so many years. The ability to drive to another country in just a few hours is fantastic. I do miss the fresh fish from the UK, as it's mostly frozen here. However, the friendliness and community spirit in Serbia more than makes up for it. In London, most people don't even know their neighbors, but here, people are warm and welcoming. And yes, I married a Serbian lady, both our kids speak Serbian fluently and one also lived over here for a year. Ideally they both would move over - but that's just a selfish dad speaking, who wants his kids around him.
@odvedokikrema12 сағат бұрын
@@MarkHebblewhite seaside, fresh fish, leisure, community, family... have you considered moving to proper Southern Europe, like Portugal or Greece? Serbia is more 'south-central' than properly Mediterranean... as for the English work ethic, i get the complaint, but such mentality yields higher productivity and GDP per capita, both unattainable in these parts...
@MladenDragovicMusicКүн бұрын
Talking about UK sounds the same Serbian expats feel about Serbia. And most of us living here feel about Serbia, unfortunately. But, still better then most countries in the world, although that's not much consolation.
@nasmejani_staracКүн бұрын
now you should do an interview with 100,000 and 100,000 of those who left Serbia...and with those who are leaving Serbia today...
@milanstojic3304Күн бұрын
Very good production, interview progression, cuts. Thanks for making it.
@alexandramaric6040Күн бұрын
Truth! Pur Truth, I am half Serbian and raised in the US. My grandfather chased me with slippers my whole life! He finally relented and bought be socks with treds. When I married my husband and had a baby, I was introduced to the wet hair, promaja danger situation. I think that the Kosava wind that blows in Serbia is particularly dangerous! Everything is blamed on it. Last free country in Europe!
@kadrijagas6235Күн бұрын
WHEN YOU LIKE ANOTHER COUTRY BETTER THEN YOURS FOR WOMEN AND CHANGING RELIGION WILL SHE CHANGE LIKE YOU
@FergieToesКүн бұрын
Welcome to hell😂😂😂
@vojspetar3796Күн бұрын
Nije bas iskapirao, ustvari nisu mu dobro objasnili foru sa AKO. Nema veze. Dobro mu ide.
@Darko3377Күн бұрын
Nice content, glad to see Paul enjoying Belgrade. I just have one question, what is the name of his vinyl shop, I would like to visit it, but I didn’t catch it’s name.
Пікірлер
Setila sam se zove se Karlos .
Svi pisu komentare na engleski.I Srbi i stranci.Ja neverujem ovim syrancima .Dosli u Srbiju da zive zato sto im se svidja.Pogotovo Englezima i Amerikancima.Mi smo naivni i za jedno bonbonce dacemo im sve .Nisam znala da toloko stranaca zivi u Srbiju.Sprbija je postala kao Kazablanka za vreme drugog rata ,muvali se tamo razni belosvetski spijuni.Jedino kome verujem da stvarno vole Srbiju pored svoje domovineje Tijago i onaj iz Meksika nemogu tretno da se setim imena.😂
Serbia is not good for living. To much violence and bad people in one place, expensive, corruption and anti-eu politics
Pretty smart guy.
Less black people
Been living in Serbia for over 7 years now, have a family here with second child coming any moment. Love Serbians (especially Serbian Slovaks <3 )
Where is this record shop?
Čovek bolje priča Srpski nego što je Tito ikada. I Titu je trebalo par godina da nauči Srpski, u toku rata skoro da ga nije ni pričao.
Thanks for sharing your impressions! I was surprised hearing you express concern about the "far right". These are the people who may be able to turn things around. The state is clearly not your friend! We are witnessing it all over Europe, time and time again. But anyway, Serbia seems like a really good place! 🙂
Било би добро да нећеш неку жену странца за интервју. Мушкарцима је увек лакше да се снађу у туђини . А и Срби воле страно више него своје. 😉
Me as a Croat: Nooooooo!! Noooooooooo!!! Please God nooo!!
prioritised pleasure is awesome produced album. but everything else is meh.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
What a nice story!
0:18 Kusturica , a ha. Sve je jasno .
0:09 Osakatio se od lepog života u Srbiji ! Naravno , može se lepo živeti ovde i više od toga , ali sa inostranim prihodima .
1:29 Šta mu se desilo ? Izgoreo kao licna!
1:30 Šta mu se desilo ? Izgoreo kao licna !
Loved listening to this 💕
Brat!
It is great to hear he goes to market daily 💪
I knew that she's Jewish since the beginning.
tell him about sjenicki old cheese and problem solved
Alex, how about another interview with a Russian, but with a more profound political reasoning? specifically, what would be your take on modern Russian identity? as we all know, 90% of ethnic Russians live west of Urals, that is, inside the European continent. but, Dugin and the likes have put much effort into positing a Eurasian identity. obviously, Shoigu is a Tuvan, Lavrov is half-Armenian, etc, so this could be viewed as a follow-up to the Soviet era, but it requires a fresh outlook. in terms of Serbo-Russian ties... back in the early 90s, the majority of Serbs voted Milosevic, who promised to retain a socialist economy. he even supported the coup against Gorbachov (august '91) and later on sponsored Zyuganov and the CPRF. this political adventurism ended in a tragedy, and delayed us for a decade, which is evident to both Russians and Ukranians who arrived here lately. i'd like to see your take on some of these issues...
👍👍👍
divan covek
Please, someone, give this man pirotski sir! One of my best friends is South African living in Serbia. She is married here and doesn't plan to leave. Having her in my life taught me to see Serbia from a different perspective. She has made my life much better for the past eight years. I am glad people are coming over. We need more awesome expats like Paul. ❤
Serbia is a shithole for the average citizen, the fact that London is an even bigger shithole doesn't make it good
Lako je biti Srbin. Mi obozavamo kad neko zeli da nauci jezik i odmah je dobrodosao
Russians are always welcome to Serbia.
When she said she is a journalist I knew she gets everything upside down. I bet she knows even less about Serbian politics. Why Crimea joined Russia? Who actualy ruined Mariupol? Was it that Ukrainian army made hell of a living for 8 years for its own citizens who felt more Russian or did Russia do it? Who banned language, history and religion of other side? Dismantling her beliefs is little effort for me or anyone decently objective. Serbian people love Russians who stayed in Russia. Those who came will sell us out tomorrow if similar troubles come again at our border one day. Its the type of people. Want everything handed to them. I am not trying to be disrespectful but I am tired of seeing that propaganda poison people, one that pushed my country into gutters and the Europe along with it. Take this as an advice. Research a bit outside the big name newspapers and mainstream media whos job is to channel military industrial corporate agenda.
What about Serbian girls vs. Spanish girls?
You'll never go home like Fottball World Cup lol
My friend. Brexit was derailed on purpose and everything negative happens across the west even if it never came to be. Nothing to do with Brexit. Now you have Farage coming back since they blew it and did such a poor job.
You do realise that Šupa is a gay bar?
Тек кад одеш на исток, у Кину или Јапан, схватиш да сви белци у Европи су исти, са неким малим разликама.
Why he left for Belgrade? Because he can exploit here, not in London.
Stupid people like this will never understand that Serbia is Russia and Russia is Serbia. Thats just two tribes of Serbs that was split up during the Great Flood 7000 years ago. One tribe followed Dnjestar river up, and 2nd tribe followed Danube. One DNA, one God, one Identity, Rus i Srb braca za navek.
wow wow wow, asians or black? dude I hope u said that just to keep Belgrade as secrets for urself... we dont like rude people, we dont care for nationality or color of ur skin, as long as you are normal and want no harm to us, you are safe.
Another great interview, Viva Espana, Velii pozdrav za Miguela.
I've now lived in Serbia for 3 years, moved from London as well - totally love it. Yes, I miss British cheese and tea, but love it. Pretty much everything he said - I totally agree with. The price of a pack of cigarettes in the UK is equal to a pack of cigarettes and a night out here in Serbia. Love Serbia and don't want to go back to London or the UK.
left the UK when tight covid measures were applied (like many others)? it's back to normal now, why wouldn't you go back...?
@@odvedokikrema - because I like living here, saying that - I've been coming here every year for thirty years and lived here before between 2018 to 2019, also built a little house. Always intended to move over here - Covid/lockdown just accelerated that desire.
@@MarkHebblewhite oh, i guess you're married to a Serbian person then. one more thing... in terms of psychogeography, do you have a different sense of place when comparing life in the isles and deep in the continent?
@@odvedokikrema That's an interesting question. There are definitely cultural differences. In the UK, especially London, the work culture is intense and demanding. Here, it's more relaxed, which allows for stronger family and friend connections. London’s high cost of living often keeps people away from their loved ones, while work dominates social life. I feel a strong sense of place here, having visited for so many years. The ability to drive to another country in just a few hours is fantastic. I do miss the fresh fish from the UK, as it's mostly frozen here. However, the friendliness and community spirit in Serbia more than makes up for it. In London, most people don't even know their neighbors, but here, people are warm and welcoming. And yes, I married a Serbian lady, both our kids speak Serbian fluently and one also lived over here for a year. Ideally they both would move over - but that's just a selfish dad speaking, who wants his kids around him.
@@MarkHebblewhite seaside, fresh fish, leisure, community, family... have you considered moving to proper Southern Europe, like Portugal or Greece? Serbia is more 'south-central' than properly Mediterranean... as for the English work ethic, i get the complaint, but such mentality yields higher productivity and GDP per capita, both unattainable in these parts...
Talking about UK sounds the same Serbian expats feel about Serbia. And most of us living here feel about Serbia, unfortunately. But, still better then most countries in the world, although that's not much consolation.
now you should do an interview with 100,000 and 100,000 of those who left Serbia...and with those who are leaving Serbia today...
Very good production, interview progression, cuts. Thanks for making it.
Truth! Pur Truth, I am half Serbian and raised in the US. My grandfather chased me with slippers my whole life! He finally relented and bought be socks with treds. When I married my husband and had a baby, I was introduced to the wet hair, promaja danger situation. I think that the Kosava wind that blows in Serbia is particularly dangerous! Everything is blamed on it. Last free country in Europe!
WHEN YOU LIKE ANOTHER COUTRY BETTER THEN YOURS FOR WOMEN AND CHANGING RELIGION WILL SHE CHANGE LIKE YOU
Welcome to hell😂😂😂
Nije bas iskapirao, ustvari nisu mu dobro objasnili foru sa AKO. Nema veze. Dobro mu ide.
Nice content, glad to see Paul enjoying Belgrade. I just have one question, what is the name of his vinyl shop, I would like to visit it, but I didn’t catch it’s name.
It’s “Balkans Vinyl”
@@AtticLife thank you!
FENOMENALAN NAGLASAK. BRAVO MIGEL❤