Straight Up Bothering People

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All Comments (21)
  • Russian here, can confirm that I’ve had to drop kick at least 3 pandas this week
  • @alangarber1905
    As a Russian speaker, I'll note that the fake pregnant lady is yelling "What are you, sick?" Also the phrase that Google Translated as "respect others" does mean that, but he's just a bad writer and used way too many words. He ended up saying something that literally means "interact respectfully with people around you", which is also a lot of (totally unnecessary) words and letters in English
  • @d9981
    I'm not russian, but as a finn i can say, that it's true. Russians do throw pandas at people's feet and expect them to pick it up. That's actually the reason Finland became independent from russia. We were sick of picking up pandas.
  • @CocoasArt
    10:41 “ты че больной?” Means “are you sick” Like, are you out of you mind? Are you crazy? That type of thing
  • @juaniev7990
    Imagine scrolling through tik tok, seeing a dude assulting women, and being like "yea sure I'll follow this guy,"
  • @bumblebee4650
    It’s actually very hard living here in Russia. I get pandas thrown at me EVERY DAY, I always get hugged from behind by random people I don’t know. Sometimes I think I’m getting kidnapped. I have guys that come up and try to put candy and weird food in my mouth, and kiss me, (obviously I give them candy bars afterwards) but it’s super confusing especially when some people hold me hostage in their trunks. I’m also stuck in this guys backyard so I don’t know what that’s about.
  • @Kfroguar
    "I may not be perfect, but at least I will die soon" is definitely the thesis of multiple Russian novels
  • @almightys5436
    As a Ukrainian, my relatives are always telling stories of how they escaped the sevan dimensional chess backyard into Ukraine where no one would throw pandas and stick candy in people's mouths.
  • @samber8706
    I hate when I’m in Russia and I can’t even walk down the street without being pelted by pandas. It’s a serious problem over there
  • @velvetrseq2690
    This guy: respect others! Also this guy: *hugs random women from behind, invades their personal space, kisses random women without consent, etc*
  • This is probably way too late, but if you make a shirt that says "I'm not perfect but at least I'm gonna die pretty soon" I'd absolutely buy it
  • Danny being confused about how all those letters and words just translate to “Respect others” was my experience trying to learn Russian on Duolingo.
  • @TheSilentASMR
    Why is this guy so serious? He seems like the kind of guy who would get a little wacky and a little silly but he’s holding back or something.
  • @annroad1965
    I'm russian and yes, all we do is drop and kick pandas all day
  • @lexidick1262
    He's not even hugging them from behind, he's putting his hands on random girls hips and they're freaking out. I'd freak out too if someone did that to me!!
  • FYI the girl says "are you a psycho?" in Russian. Yep. doesn't make it any better. 🙄
  • @isajacob9155
    they need two therapists, one for them and another for their therapist.
  • russian sentences probably look longer than their english translations because russian has a much more complex grammatical structure. they have a case system for one thing, which is kind of like conjugation in spanish but instead of applying to verbs it’s for nouns depending on their function in the sentence. i believe they have to be applied to the adjectives describing them as well to make them agree. it frees you up to change the order of words more for emphasis, context, or as a literary device but it tends to make words longer.
  • I love how half of Danny’s skits just come from his own misinterpretations of what he’s watching. Like the candy bar/envelope thing was clearly her giving him her number lmao