Why Russians don't smile?!

Watch until the end for the main reason.

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[randompoorlydrawndragon]

So in other words

If a Russian smiles at you, you have gained their respect

[AreebProductions]

"Why Russians don't smile?"

Me - wait, they don't??

[ClassierAunt]

" Why russians don't smile? "

30 y/o and above Germans: finally a worthy opponent.

[hello-yord]

I love how he is funny after he puts hand in his face and became serious

[tempe]

I love how he puts the intermission at the front now

[erik_rodriguez_]

I was born in russia, and I lived there for 5 years, I remember some things still.
When I was about 3, and my mom and I were walking down a street, and EVERYONE was smiling at me and my mother, but no-one else. This was because Russians actually show respect to young children and their mothers, because they know how hard it is to raise a child. But when I turned 5, not many people were smiling at me when I was walking down the same street because I already was bigger, and in russia, everyone starts calling you big at about 4-5 years old

[udas_aayush_]

"One day without a hysterical laugh is a waste of a day!"
-Agon Hare

[playerone]

Russians: *looks at meme*
Russians: similes
KGB agent watching them: GET REINFORCEMENTS

[hello-fenz]

I’m Russian myself and my father usually didn’t smile but he’d smile every time I smiled and always called me little sunshine.I miss him to this day.

[yerlideve]

Random guy: *Smiles*

Russians: "...and i took that personally."

[YourLocalLeadFarmer]

My Russian Grandfather had this quote that actually made a lot of sense. "To smile without reason is the sign of an idiot."

[miroslavsimek]

i'm bad in english so thanks for google translator.
This video touched me because the Czech Republic has something in common with Russia. We have a reputation for being rude and emotionless because we are not smiling in public. Or to people we don't know. it's a sad reputation.

The truth is that our history, recent history, has deprived us of a certain naiveté. It's in our hearts, and generations will have similar feelings to some things. But that doesn't mean we're mean, annoying, rude. On the contrary, I think it's a plus. We are more honest (don't ask us how we are, you get a real answer.) we are skeptical, our humor is dark, and we are able to take care of ourselves. We are proud.

I'm just happy that there are people like you who explain to someone who doesn't know. (If you would like to learn more about the beautiful Czech Republic, I recommend Dream Prague - from the American point of view, or HONEST GUIDE - Czech citizen to tourists.)

[milesofduckies]

I was born in Russia. I currently live in the United Kingdom. It’s not because we aren’t happy or gloomy, it’s just because Russians think “there is a reason to smile”. We even have a saying – “only fools smile without any reason”. Not saying westerners are fools, because in western cultures smiles signals politeness and are viewed as positive. So it’s just a cultural thing.

[malaysianmapping]

Top 3 hardest achievements
Honor of medal
Oscar Prize
A Russian smile

[theresgottabeagermanwordfo]

"Why russians are cold"

A Middle Aged German: did we just become best friends?

[blue]

2:11 those babushkas are really having fun

[englandismycity]

When the first Mcdonalds in russia was opened, customers thought the cashiers were making fun of them.

[paolosantiago]

"This is why I love Russia where I can be myself here in the Philippines I stuggled a lot especially back in college because of not smiling and showing happy gestures they always say here that I'm rude when I talk to them the reasons why I told them I'm a direct and strightforward person I only do things if I only trlu mean it that's why it's difficult for me dealing with my fellow Filipinos due to their love for smiling and happy gestures even if I knew sometimes it was either fake and pretentious .?!"

[Memecious]

Can we appreciate how his videos never get boring?

[karansingh-bgjj]

Why Russians don't smile?!

Billie Eilish: I'm moving to Russia.