Would you like to leave Russia? Rural Russians.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:37 - Rural Russians
4:01 - Estonians
6:17 - Rural Russians

[FlintIronstag]

Interesting to see the urban versus rural perspective. Rural areas (not just in Russia) usually have a more conservative mindset. I see the same thing in America.

[blahh]

The differences between the countryside and Moscow is crazy. Even the people look different.

It would have been hilarious if the 90-year-old grandma at the end said “I want to go to Italy”.

[vintagegoldenage]

thank you for doing this video on rural Russians, i've always wanted to hear some of the perspectives of people outside the big cities!

[xlukas]

For people in comments, you have to understand that in such places (everywhere in the world, not just russia) all the ambitious people have already left. If there is going to be born another ambitious person, you are not going to find him around in the village when he/she is 30.

[KaupoKalda]

Unbelievable. I saw you somewhere in Tallinn and thought "oh, this guy looks just like my favorite youtuber, cool". Maybe it wasnt you, but deja vu. Welcome to Estonia :)

[AlanRebane]

Welcome to Estonia mister! You are doing a great job with the interviews.

If I were in Estonia right now, I would find you and pay you some respect, man!

[pineapplesodah]

Let’s be honest, we all knew what the guy in the Russia tank top’s answer was 😂

[nolajas]

Greetings from Estonia! Hope you enjoy your stay here as much as I enjoy your videos. I think there are many interesting topics on what to make videos about in Estonia right now, especially in Narva :) Keep up the good work and I hope your channel will get more exposure.

[frusia]

I think that people in villages everywhere would give similar answers. It's not about being Russian, it's about feeling a stronger connection to the land. If they didn't feel the connection they would have moved to the city, but they love the lifestyle and they feel they are a part of the land, and the land is a part of them.

[geckoontherun]

Speaking from experience as a Russian myself when my friend invited me to visit his grandparents at a countryside the last July i was not expecting the unique aura and beauty Russian rural areas have. We were eating natural food, drinking the wine that was made from the same grapes that were growing all ripe around us. Going to swim at the river, burning campfires close to that river listening to the sound of it interrupting the gentle silence of the night.
The hospitality of those old rural Russians is unmatched.
Suddenly a lot of those product consumption and money abundance ideas promoting the rat race as a way of living felt out of place.
I don't know if a spoiled person like me could last for long in there but those people were certainly capable of spending all of there lives in there experiencing and sharing all the same human emotions known to all and perhaps even more because of that connection to the natural and primal.

[heatherthompson]

This video is interesting from a sociological perspective. Putting country aside, I think this would be an interesting question to pose to anyone living in the countryside vs. a major city. I get the impression that humans are more content when they aren't crowded, grow much of their own food, live in community and with generations of family in the same place. Very enlightening - great job on this one.

[Pekka.Pekka.]

Wow, what poverty. Land of opportunities. Wonderful.
Hungary is just like that: rural people eat all the propaganda sh*t and cannot (or don’t want to) see the decline and the growing poverty they live in.
They are just fed wth patriotism 7/24.
Tallin is a beautiful city of a former soviet state, harsh contrast.

[brianbourke]

My dad used to drive a taxi he had an eighty year old get an proclaim that they lived in the greatest town in the world.
Turned out she had not travelled more than a hundred kilometers away.

[Singmamogger]

I’m an American, 20, who has Estonian passport, roots, TERE TERE from America! I love your videos man. 🤍🖤💙

[elisabethholmes]

As an American, I can say that I will not discriminate any Russian (or that I know of anyone that would discriminate Russians). I have Russian and Ukrainian friends here. We all love each other. If I dislike you, it is not because of your nationality, it is probably because of your personality.

[Andra]

Эх, а я надеялся услышать мнение дедушки из-под соломенной крыши - такая интрига была. Ну ничего, и так отлично)

[SuperLittleTyke]

That was particularly interesting to hear the contrast between Russian and Estonian opinion. However, i can understand how people in rural Russia, maybe thousands of miles away from Moscow or Ukraine, love their life in Russia and want to stay. I would have liked to see much more of Estonia. Here in my English town in 2020 there was an Estonian bakery that sold cabbage rolls, chebureki, and delicious cakes of all kinds. But Covid caused the bakery to close and it never reopened, which is so sad.

[ep]

I am an Estonian. Keeping an eye on your channel from the beginning, just to know where the Russian mineset is at. Hard times. 🇺🇦❤️🇺🇦 Thanks Daniil for the insite! 1420🇪🇪 lets go!

[hamza]

I am from denmark and to be honest, its good to see how people view things in the rural areas.
Like here people in the Capital and the rural areas/countryside, peoples mindset are complete different