😂😭

клава кока еще.

Напрямую показывает уровень развития человека

@@dibilshow5316 +

АХАХХАХА

дададада я тоже чуть нахуй не сдох хахахахаха я не ожидал этого перехода

Это пиздец 😂😂

Тут по челу видно, что не знает никого, ибо Пушкина называют все, так как он первый приходит в голову, а этих недоумков будки и майотки знают только такие же недоумки

@@palminart3189какой же ты душный клоун, выйди на улицу тут другие реали,другая Музыка в моде у Молодежи. Если не готов принимать это, закройся в себе и не пиши ничего

@@rungo463 у меня в "моде" не эта музыка. И у многих моих знакомых тоже не будда и не майот. Не надо всех под одну шконку.

Я тоже горжусь что у нас есть братья, как болгары

Keep reading. You will surely find better poets.

When I needed to translate my fiction story into English at university, I had problems with the choice of words. Since we have a lot of synonyms that in English can mean something completely different or just similar, but not quite the same. And my long sentences made it even more difficult, it was almost impossible for me to understand where and how to put commas in English. A sentence could occupy a paragraph of 5-8 lines, with a bunch of complex parts and divide it into several - it meant killing the meaning and emotional tone of the text. As a person from Russia, I advise you to read Ivan Efremov - "the hour of the bull". This book will tell you a lot about the situation in the world now.

​@@Tho_ra In terms of synonyms English is richer than Russian. It doesn't mean everything from Russian can be perfectly translated to English and vice versa. Anyway, I still prefer Russian poetry though.

@@mihail263 I think we just have a different way of forming words and sentences and it's confusing. You have not heard our modern youth :) I am already 3 years younger than people in part I do not understand.

@@dinocampana259 not really.

Was*

@@tzaroxx Russian culture and literature exists and will always exist.

@@tzaroxx Why did you say “was”? It's not like Russia is going to disappear. 🤨

@@missingness he means that recent literature isn't good.

Why, because of long drawn out epic passages about the train platforms and steam?

The books u mentioned are just fantastic. I’ve already met so many foreign people who love our books and every time i asked them about them about their favorite - they answered something that Dostoevsky wrote. Literally the greatest Russian writer. So great that people from other countries read our books. Hello from Russia :)

Dunno. Actually I don't like dostoevaky, yeah, he is good, but for me not as grate as other russian persons

@@michael10282 Greetings from Brazil, my friend! Yes. It's my favorite literature. I read them all: Turgueniev, Tolstoi, Gorki, Bulgakov etc! I made Russian friends. I listened to Russian music. All after reading Dostoievski. God bless him.

@@TVaz7777 Wow, that’s just great, i have no words to describe how great is this tho :) Brazil is so far from us but still some people are into Russian culture there. By the way, could u pls tell me the name of bands or songs u listened to? I bet there are some post-punk and “doomer” stuff :)

uh... i think u underestimate how famous he is lol

Есть с итальянцами канал

@@royaleagle3756 как называется

@@Filoret итальянцы by kuzno. Но там ограниченный круг людей вроде, другой формат

@@royaleagle3756 а,знаю этот канал. Но он щас заброшен уже

Есть, их много

I'm Italian and I read everything he wrote, every single novel. I do agree with you, Dostoevsky is the greatest writer of all time. So unfortunate I can't read him in Russian. I started with White Nights, and then I read all the others, and many other Russian authors. I also visited St Petersburg because I wanted to be in the city where most of his works are settled. I was there in July, probably more than 20 years ago, just after the white nights. If you didn't yet, please read Dead Souls by Gogol (he was from Ukraine), and another great book is Oblomov by Goncharov.

@@biomorphic Gogol was not from Ukraine, he was Little Russians and was originally from the Russian Empire

the thing is, that "best in world" is always someone's pesonal opinion. Some people could call Pushkin the best, some Dostoyevsky, some peopl would mention not russian writer. So all of them would be considered the best.

​@@different_stuff Yeah, good point. Let's say, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare, Remarque are definitely between best internationally known authors.

That's what Russians love to say and what I used to hear on my torturous Russian literature classes, "they're famous to the entire world, the whole world reads them" while in reality only those who are acquainted with a world literature are familiar with them while vast majority are gonna be like pushwho? Kafka, Murakami, Goethe, Machiavelli, Firdausi, those are renowned

@@siratshi455 Nah. You're just being Russophobic. I'm from a small city in Mexico and I had heard of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy even when I was a kid. On other hand the vast majority of common people in the world don't know who Ferdowsi, Murakami or Goethe are

@@siratshi455 просто ты знаком с недалёким дураками

and Pushkin's g-grandfather was a black slave from Africa (General Gannibal)

Hahaha what is your native language?

@@OksanaRoz Chinese, didn't really help with learning Russian

@@ashar4121 well, it was an experience. I hope russian kids weren't mean to you as you couldn't speak at all

@@OksanaRoz yeah it was my first foreign experience, and a quite interesting one. The people were amazing tho, most of them were always willing to help

I was looking for this comment :) I would also add Andrey Rublev, he is very good guy

Lenin 1

Топ 1 известных песен Баскова

I didnt hear Shostakovitch and Turgenev?

I kept in mind Shostakovich all that time and was so dissapointed when did not heard about him.

@@sometimesidreamaboutcheese Shostakovich researcher here; I feel you!

Best from Russia for Poland) Most of the people who are present in the video have studied or are studying at humanitarian institutes. And there's nothing wrong with that, because I studied at a music school myself and you have no idea how difficult Chopin's works were given to me.))

Yesenin. The only poet that makes me cry. "Song of the Dog" just breaks the heart.

Tchaikovsky has to be there.

Shostakovich was my first thought due to him being my favorite. But let's be honest, if asked, many in the west would say Stalin, Lenin, Trotsky etc

As a Russian, I would choose Darwin, Churchill, Orwell among the English

I heard one legend that another could fly for Gagarin's place, but they didn't take him because his first or last name had German roots. Awful. (google translation)

@@Rgyvgh interesting, I will look this up, thank you.

Yeah right when you stop attacking and threatening other nations.

Thank you for these heartwarming words, every time i read comment section under such videos i feel so much love for people from other countries. So great that many people are interested in Russian culture and history. I really appreciate it. Thanks❤️

People that support a mafia style government and the slaughter and rape innocent women and children are not Humans, could not be further from being a Human. Love and friendship are not saving Ukrainians now, Russia refused to talk or be friends, now they will pay the heavy price for their crimes against humanity. Its not Russian Hate, there is over 6000+ war crimes documented already, these people are monsters. Just think how you would feel if an innocent family member of yours was killed or raped. Russians say life is good nothing is wrong, nothing change, its just a special operation, only military targets, and the Moskva ship just had a accidental fire after floating on its own for 43 years..... No one will will ever believe or trust Russia again, its going to drown in its lies, implosion is inevitable. Lets see what the result is after few years then decide how "good" the Russians are. Putin will be famous for leading his people back into economic and social isolation, and is most likely his goal for total control.

@@michael10282 Stay safe. Keep reading books.

Shame they become Nazis of 2022..

probably not.

I think so

@@nnnnnn3647 who then? Maybe Maria Kuri only

yep, as a Russian i can say that his works are the fundament of all chemistry, nothing in chemistry can’t be done without his periodic table. Btw, do you use his periodic table in your schools and universities? I always wondered what kind of periodic table students from the west countries use. maybe there is another version of it even tho there are no need to make another one, some of elements in it are named after different people/cities/states and countries around the world so i guess his table is in used all around the world.

@@nagatopain8631 Maria Skłodowska- Curie was Polish 🇵🇱

but they have putin. /s

@@TheVimeo well, Herostratus is surely well known too)

Korolev was Ukrainian, from Zhitomir. Unless they meant it like "Russian Empire = Soviet Union = Russian Federation", which might make sense considering the number of people who said Stalin. Definitely surprised that no one mentioned Gagarin, though, especially right after April 12. Edit: Don't want that to sound combative, especially considering current events. I just studied this stuff a lot and there's a strong trend to claim that the entire Soviet space program was Russian instead of people from many Soviet republics. Tsiolkovsky was Russian, Glushko was Ukrainian, Keldysh was Latvian, etc etc. The cosmonauts selected were almost all Russian at first, though. Gagarin, Titov, Komarov, Tereshkova.

@@Romagatyr родиться в украине не равно быть украинцем

Yeah I was thinking the same as the video finished like wtf? I know nearly all of the people they mentioned in the video are known around the world but how does no body mention the first human that journeyed to outer space?

Sadly no shows this year as he moved to Israel permanently

Urgant, which we lost...

@@bellami86 I don't think he moved forever. He is on vacation because his Show on TV1 is temporarily closed .

Надеюсь что наш большой "патриот" Ургант, останется у вас на западе и никогда не вернётся, вместе со всеми нашими "элитками". Пожалуйста заберите их себе.

@@YAe71 да и нафиг он нам тут не нужен.

"я так стар, что помню, когда Собчак и Клинтон были ещё мужчинами"

i was surprised more people didnt answer Gagarin, guy did the most impressive thing in the history of mankind up to that point.

Solzhenitsyn was sadly a far-right figure in the early post-Soviet era who was mostly well known for promoting "Russki Mir" bs than his famous works about Stalinist oppression and gulags.

@@kabardinka1 Yes ... He was a huge disappointment for many.

@@smiguel2000 yeah, he was one of the first I thought of. Him and Rasputin : )

Thank you

Thank you so much, u are surely right about this. Such heartwarming comments are making me feel so happy for the west countries. I always loved their culture/people/cities and now i know that some people from West Europe love Russia too❤️

❤

Yes! My thoughts exactly.

thank you

I believe everyone is familiar with the dance of the sugar plum fairy, at least. Love Tchaikovsky!

Rachmaninov

@@millmoormichael6630 Šostakovič

@@dantealighieri4857 Sviridov

@@millmoormichael6630 Rachmaninov, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Beethoven. Любимые композиторы.

surprised Dostoevskiy was mentioned only once.

Good one

Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov

Rachmaninoff 　

@@user-rc3ne4su6f he’s overrated and frequently hated by students who are forced to read his books at the age of 15-17 No, really, his writing style and didactic christianity are vomit-provoking. I wish we spent more time reading Chekhov, Gorkiy and Bulgakov

Те кто назвали этих попсовых недоразвитых сами недоразвитые тоже

ахахахаха

маяковский жутко переоценен

I'd like to see italians name 3 famous Italians though

@@bellami86 not Italian me would say Machiavelli, Vivaldi, DaVinchi :) SUPER INFLUENCE HERITAGE!

@@bellami86 Oh, it's not that hard. I just have to think of Ninja Turtles.

@@pirangeloferretti3588 lol

@@bellami86 Ezio Auditore Deferenze(i don’t know how to write it right way), Leonardo DaVinci, Mario

Idk I'd name Pushkin first. Next one might be Gagarin and also Dostoevsky for being really famous writer across the world nowadays

Gagarin was all propaganda bro, he never went into space (sarcasm) Being Ukrainian - I am still proud of Gagarin for USSR achievements. (as much as I hate USSR and Russia now - their space programme was great)

@@madkir8206 As a Russian my choice: Gagarin,Dostoevsky,Tarkovsky.....

@@arleitiss true but ours is in a deep ass now lol Seems like you don't hate Russians or Americans directly, that's great really. Many people would hate them a lot in your place, I guess

After the first three, I was thinking of others, but all I could remember of Gagarin was his first name, Yuri. It made me sad to think of him, though, because it reminded me of Laika.

I also noticed that guy, he seems very selective :)

Абсолютли райт, он зиз из зе безтс

Чёё?

@@nicklol960 Русский шварцнегр! Мистер вселенная! Смотритель зоопарка! Куриные грудки!

Russians are extremely educated. Westerners are not anymore, they learn LGBTQ BLM letters first, the rest of the alphabet is optional

We have tons of literature lessons in schools, so these famous people just stuck in our heads :D

@@Alex-wb3kv, I was envisioning (some) American young people being in that situation, I cringed at the thought.

@@Roxzer, that's a good thing. 🙂

@@xboxgamerhr, there's nothing wrong with educating kids about harmful stereotyping. In the US, the quality of the public education system is slipping and it shows. Education should be the number one priority with funding to match.

I recently started to watch Russian cinema and was blown away by the quality of the acting and writing. The literature had me from an early age, but I was not exposed to it in school-unfortunately.

В русских школах Пушкину уделяют много времени, начиная с младшей школы. Достоевского школьники проходят в средней и старшей школе)

That's cause without Pushkin there would be no Dostoevsky)

That’s funny the Pushkin poem about the anger of finnish waves no longer hit Leningrad or some shit. Oddly my blood’s been boiling lately…

Pushkin is a huge part of internal Russian propaganda. Yet is unknown abroad. Stalin started this.

Dostoevsky is famous as well, but Pushkin is literally iconic in Russia. We even call him "the sun of russian poetry" It's hard to translate poems and save the beauty of the language and metaphors, so that's why he is probably not as famous outside Russia as another artists

YES … A RAPIST, A KILLER AND A MASS MURDERER 😂😂😂

It will happen someday. Nothing is permanent.

Well, Germans were readmitted to the human race after WWII so yes, Russians will return.

Putin is mortal. Thanks God.

Amen to these nice words

Lenin is not russian.Asiimov is jew.

She hasn't danced in Russia for a number of years... she's been in London for a long time. If this question were asked in the Soviet Union, Galina Ulanova and Maya Plisetskaya would have been named.

Ballet is more popular for older generation i guess.

Even a beautiful ballerina is difficult to put on a par with Pushkin or Yesenin. Different measurements.

she is amazing

This was also the best selection for me. I already know I would like to be friends with her.

Kandinsky is a favourite of mine. I have no prints by him but did have at my previous home. Unfortunately they were lost in transit.

@@robshepherd3782 you can thank my parents for there influence in regards to Russian art. I bought my dad a print of ‘Circles in a Circle’ by Kandinsky, which he proudly displays in his study. I always love going to the Tate London to see his work.

It was sooo joyful to hear about Kandinsky from someone at least, yeah. His winter motives are indescribably wonderful. Also.. this is so funny, because i want to watch "Russian Ark" over 10 years already, oh.

@@sometimesidreamaboutcheese I can honestly say Russian Ark is a film that you’ll never forget. Rich in history, aesthetically pleasing to the eyes and just overall soothing. It’s a experience you need to watch once in your life

Tolstoy's War and Peace is the first Russian literature I read. the only reason I started reading Tolstoy was my teacher mentioning him in class.

I too would've said Putin. Like it or not, he is a famous and important person. Your other guys were good, though!

👍👏👏👏

DYNAMO ⚪🔵

Absolutely

Yashin was called "the black spider", wasn't he?

@@jitzurrea yeah

This. As an American he was one of my picks.

this sounds like the most Western pick of famous Russian

also kolobanov and kalashnikov, no one remembers them 😔.

поехали!

🤔🤔

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Can you please name 3 famous Slovenians? I recently started to learn more about Slovenia and this is so interesting!

Ana Pavlova is the first woman mentioned

@@qwerty-br9vv sure. Luka Dončić is an NBA player, Melania Trump is a former US first lady, and Jurij Vega is a famous mathematician

Warm greeting to Slovenia from Russia! Joze Plecnik, the architect, is my famous Slovenian!

But not many thrive under autocracy.

@@thefarmerswifeknits6190 most inventions and discoveries were during the USSR

Спасибо что вы, иностранец, понимаете это

Tereshkova is a very bad woman. Don't compare her with Akhmatova.

As a Russian, I have no respect for Tereshkova. She was chosen as the first female cosmonaut for political reasons of her working-class background among more capable and educated women. She shamefully failed her mission and the aforementioned Korolev swore that under his leadership there would no longer be a single woman in space, and he kept his promise. After the flight, she became an ordinary Soviet deputy and has remained so ever since. Her latest initiative as a deputy from Putin's "United Russia"party is to reset Putin's terms so that he rules Russia at least until 2036. So fuck her.

Unfortunately, Tereshkova at this point supporting oppressive regime (for example, she was the one who publicly supported the idea of reseting presidential terms, which made Putin literally the eternal president). I can't tell is she really believe in modern Putin regime, or she's just old misguided woman. I'm not eliminating all of her achievements of the past, she is still and forever keep her status as the great cosmonaut, but considering everything the regime doing right now, I won't condone her actions and public position. Fun fact (not really) about Korolev is that he was in GULAG, where he barely survived, but in the end he and his family (his daughter for example - you can hear her story in the Yuri Dud's video about Kolyma (Kolyma - Birthplace of Our Fear) on YT) were still supporting Stalin. So yeah, great people are still people.

Да, они просто восхитительны!!!!

Yeah! True

березы любэ

Yesenin is a miracle even for Russians. But it is impossible to translate into English while maintaining the rhythm, meaning and shades, alas. Like Pushkin. You have one word for a girl, and we have at least 20. And all girls will be different. And all twenty words will have same root :)

Stalin was actually born in Gori, Georgia but worked his way up to be Soviet leader during WWII. Speaking of Georgia there are three young ladies from Georgia whose singing videos I came across lately named Trio Mandili.

@@samthepoet107 he became soviet leader in 1924 not during ww2

Bulgakov is Ukrainian

​@@den_rch426 not really his parents were russian and he has a russian name and surname hes wasnt really ukranian

He was invited to have a tea party with the Queen.

Korolev was a hero and Gagarin made his dream come true

@@saintman9460 And he ate a lemon from his tea. This is what many Russians do. And the queen also ate a lemon. I wonder if this story is true or is it just a tale?

Gagarin was a role model for people, his words was full of kindness and hope.

@@Naschira I heard other story, he didnt know which fork he should use for salad, and queen said: "Dont worry, I also always mix them up))."

Все знают Высоцкого, просто видео слишком короткое для такой темы ))

hello, namesake! im from russia and have the same surname as vladimir. by the way, ive been to poland and accidently drove by the village named Wysocki)

@@ganievtj1384 Согласен, тут ещё и видос можно было более конкретным сделать. Типо разделить на несколько роликов и сделать например: 3 музыканта, 3 писателя, 3 ученых и ещё пару направлений наберется. Выдающихся русских людей, как и в любой другой стране, огромное количество так что за такое время быстро среагировать и назвать тех самых кого считаешь великими и известными - трудно.

Я живу в городе, который основал Чехов

The question was about celebrities, not global celebrities. I was more surprised by how many people called writers, poets, and not representatives of pop culture.

It's propaganda bro don't trust the Russians Ukraine is the first man in space

No one(except 2-3 person) mentioned women?! What a real shock!!

Hi! I'm pleasantly surprised that some foreigners know Lermontov) The first names that came to mind: Broz Tito, duet 2Cellos and Novoselic from Nirvana :) But honestly first thing I remembered was Croatian seaside with its amazing turquoise water and poetic landscapes ^^ Best wishes! 🙏

@@glaya7548 Hi! Probably you're right about Lermontov as a majority of foreigners would probably say Dostoevsky, Bulgakov, Tolstoy, Pushkin, Gorky but I really like works of Lermontov (brings me some nice memories and could again easily visualize beautiful Caucasus mountains and plains between two ranges). Since you mentioned him, Josip Broz was truly one of the greatest Croats respected world wide. Not exactly my music taste 2Cellos guys, but there's a ton of good music across the Balkans, sadly not that popular (You hit on the spot with Chris Novoselic, I like grunge and always exploring all kinds of music from all over the world). For instance Soviet funk music from the 70' was a big surprise! :) Thank you for your kind words about seaside! It is beautiful and the sea is still crystal clear and harmless (There are no dangerous species or at least lets say it is more probable a plane will land on top of your head than you'll get bitten by a shark). The coastal cities are well preserved with lots of history from Roman times onwards. Kind regards and you're more than welcome coming back to Croatia and enjoy whatever you like! 💓

@@funkyribar2301 ❤

@@ChelovekXD hi Smiley I love you too : )

@@glaya7548 Actually Lermantov has its own street in capital of Serbia, Belgrade. And everyone knows for Pushkin, Gargarin, Zukov, Esenin, Rasputin, Tolstoy...

Zemfira is my favorite singer :)

Thanks, man. You didn’t forget about women

Morgenshtern the best 👌

я все видео ждала Анну Ахматову и Маяковского

@@oneminutei ахахахахах

Were you from?

@@kiruzau5142 I'm from the Philippines

Tsoi only half russian.

I wonder what it looks like in English. I read 'The Death of Ivan Ilyich' in Russian only because Russian is my mother tongue.

@@user-rn7gd9mw7q the copy I have contains several stories, deathbof Ivan Ilyich being the first one. The cover is Grey and says TOLSTOY at the top and has a picture of a man in black outline.

@@bilboblaggins7659 I think he meant how the book is perceived in English, not how your book edition looks on the outside :D

As a Russian, I also shocked no one said Gagarin. He is always my number one.

@@linamatusov9283 we know him well, but in everyday life writers and politicians are more often heard.

Isn't Vasily Zaytsev kind of a myth?

@@PV1230 no, this is not a ghost of Kiev. this is a real WW2 hero. many of his exploits are documented

I'm surprised too. As a Russian, I'd mention Tarkovsky, Mayakovsky and Bulgakov

Его знает лишь небольшое общество людей, те которые интересуются старыми, исскусными фильмами, а не новыми продуктами кинопроизводства

@@haris4527 Тарковского и Артемьева россияне должны знать мое мнение.... сам Сталкер пересматриваю и музыку Артемьева слушаю, когда грустно на душе, но у нас Клаву, да Киркорова с Пугачевой упоминают...

as a russian i can say that you are right in some way. But also we can mention Durov, Ilya Segovich and Arkady Volozh here. Durov is a founder of VK and Telegram and Ilya and Arkady are the founders of Yandex. All these guy work in IT sphere but unfortunately according to the current situation nobody of them don’t even want some news outlets mention their nationality…

@@michael10282 Дурова можно не включать же

Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google

@@vigdisrename2537 В плане что он отстранился от России? Ну в каком-то роде да, хотя впрочем и Марию Кюри все ассоциируют с Францией, но забывают ее польские корни. Как-то несправедливо получается, да и ВК он сделал ещё живя в России, а как по мне это самая удобная соцсеть из всех, которые я использовал. Функционал просто поражает.

​@@ivannevmer5255 Brin moved to the USA at the age of 6. I doubt he remembers the USSR at all and doubt he can be considered as "Russian famous person"

Lol

ironic

love to United Kingdom from 🇷🇺

No, this is "special operation and treason"

xDDDD

👍👋... this is from unpublished

I was looking for Andrei Tarkovsky

@@bh3855 🥰

Have you seen the 1950's film adaptation of BROTHERS KARAMAZOV where he portrays Dmitri?

Not a good time for guns, i think

@@ershov.d.s Depending on who you ask, I suppose.

Russians are mainly proud with their culture and historical heritage, they are also taught reading these books in schools. Engineers.. Not so much. Mendeleev is known, because his story is told on chemistry classes, his name is used when people reffer to periodic table, as "Mendeleev's Periodic Table". Some similar things to physicists, person, who invented radio, lightbulb (specifically from Russia). Sakharov, because of course. Gagarin, even though not a scientist, but it is close, Korolev. And those are generally all I can remember from top of my head

This is what outsider always thinks either soviet era addict or just plain only know about military stuff.

Kalashnikov himself said that it would be better if he invented a vacuum cleaner than a deadly weapon, but for us the word Kalashnikov means an automatic machine and not a creator) it’s a pity that they didn’t say about Anatoly Karpov or Garik Kasparov

Perelman is jewish, not ethnicity russian

@@user-ub6mu2te4q Russian Jew

Kasparov isn`t from russia.

@@montetanktankkiller700 he was born and raised in azerbaijan, but as far as I remember his dad was russian (jewish), his mom was from azerbaijan

@@savaok255 It doesn't matter, they are all Soviet people.

@@meteor7836 no, it really matters, there is no nationality "soviet"

@@Pavlo_Balashkevych The Soviet people were in the Soviet Union, and no one thought about their nationality, they were all Soviet people, there were no divisions according to nationality.