@Brandi Guarion hugs to you, and I agree I love people and different cultures. I live in Cambrsige MA usa - so we have tons of students and it 's music to my ears passing by and hearing an accent, I love hearing different languages too, though accents are just so "musical" to my ears. : ) I love seeing the children holding onto each other's hands and walking down the street and the different coloring of skin, hair, their clothing..we are all connected. 🧡☮ 👩🏾👧🏻👩🏽‍🦰 👩🏽‍🦼🤞🏽💖 🧑🏽🧒🏻👩‍🦱

I love it too! The way to truly learn about others is to listen. I studied Cultural Anthropology and I find all cultures fascinating.

Thank you for inviting us into your life. So neat!

Assolutamente si'!

@@marysalvi242 and

Totally agree,so refreshing

Yeah, I agree, we need exactly such people

Are you trying to say she's not a social media influencer? She sure has enough subs and I'm sure she'll get plenty more. But I know exactly what you mean, lol

she has many subs because she is real person, not fake like

Absolutely 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

then go... outside??? some "regular" people do vlog n make content just for fun too who told you that you can only consume the fake one?

you just have to know where to look, it's as simple as that. small time youtubers, stop clicking trending trash.

Beautiful hair 😊 and beautiful HER 💅😍, but horrible "box houses" scenario... 🎄💙🏅 🥺🥺🥺Imagine a future of Islam Hamas Marxist fascism in Europe with similar houses 🏢🏢🏢🏥🏢and their hanging carpets 🧣🧣 and ... the silence 💀of oppression.

KZfaq is full of people like this, but 99.9% of them don't get any views

I live in an eastern european country that has been under russian opression from 1945 to 1990, and i have the "luck" to live in such a soviet-built apartment building-shithole. First of all, a big FUCK YOU goes to all the soviet party secretaries that ruled our asses for 45 years and made us build these shitholes instead of normal detached houses (which by the way literally could have been built everywhere in my country considering the population size of our cities, except maybe for our capital town) that would have been a gazillion times better to be living in. Secondly, the MAIN problem with these socialist shitholes is the total lack of upgradeability. Even plastic windows don't come standard that fit each type of these fucking buildings, not to mention each and every one of them has aluminum electrical cables, tin plumbing that always breaks down, ungodly smelling garbage chutes, rats in the basements (oh btw all of these older blocks have long corridor-like basements that go down sometimes even 2 stories below, and all function as air raid shelters with natural convection-type ventilation, maybe the only positive that can be said about these buildings, but if it's not wartime then i can stick all this shit up my ass), and if made from prefabs, and not conventional bricks, then it is impossible to heat because so much waste thermal energy goes right through the walls. Luckily some of them are already deemed dangerous to live in and they started to bring them down here.

Such a kind comment 🥰

Long live kathleen❤

❤

Agree, nice comment. All the best from Slovakia.

😊

Home is where the heart is. With a beautiful and (by the look of her) healthy child and a husband who likes to give you flowers - that is a great home.

O O O I could NOT say it better. Yes a he of your own is a blessing

Amen 🙏🏼

Yes, I lived in apartments very similar in NYC when in my 20’s and 30’s and didn’t like the less-beautiful and not-chosen aspects. Yet, was so happy to have found a place with more than two rooms, and near the subway and a park ...looks like it’s not so different between US city & Russian city

I like it! Beautiful family!

Literally, and many affordable housing around the world looks very similar to this as well. Many of my friends live in council flats here in London that have a similar appearance, but people are mocked for it no reason.

@@nituraa8147 I’m from russia and I’ve never seen anything like that here in the U.K.

@@nituraa8147 the thing is that here in the U.K. council buildings are in a way better condition than normal (not council) buildings in Russia

My home looks similar to hers. Much love to her for beeing so honest

@@norapodlasky8278 u ever thought of changing you life?

We have similar ones in Canada too

In Germany they are also very similar but the bathroom is mostly worse

Looks like the projects in America

I mean... I don't understand what else do people expect. This is a pretty normal apartment, most of my friends and relatives that I ever knew lived like this. The most common problem in post-soviet apartments, just like shown in the video is, the building itself is old and the corridors are trashed due to poor maintenance. But apart from that, people have freedom to furnish their apartments and keep them in good shape.

Making a statement of “ this is how 90% in the world live” is REALLY AN INDITEMENT of the just bad QUALITY OF LIVING STANDARDS!! Just because so many people in your provincial life live like this- does NOT MAKE IT OKAY- at all!! My post is in NO way indicative of MATERIALISTIC IDEOLOGY!!!! Better BASIC STANDARDS ( yes- a STANDARD) is so important to what is a VERY IMPORTANT PART. - of physical AND EMOTIONAL - health and WELLBEING!! What I am watching here and what ridiculous posts about the “90%” - is NOT AT ALL- helpful in a “ basic GOOD STANDARD”!!! If THIS BUILDING is an ACCEPTABLE “ standard “ - this AND THE REST of the buildings NEED TO BE - TOTALLY DEMOLISHED!! I have worked commercial construction a LONG TIME - and I can say with TOTAL CONFIDENCE- there are HEALTH problems in THIS building with regard to LED AND the PLUMBING- that are not good at all! Just the hallways are a disaster! I have been to different parts of the EU AND SEEN THIS ABSURD acceptance of living space - ALL OVER THE EU! GO TO JAPAN- they have SMALL apartments- ALL OVER the cities- but they are SO CLEAN AND UPDATED!

It is how people really live. It's just not shown in the media and the internet because people see it as shameful and poor. I grew up similarly to this is Los Angeles, California. I am proud of how I grew up 😊

Slaves want the perfect structure to continue their enslavement?

Agree to disagree. In Russia 50 thousand people (mostly men) die from alcohol every year. And that just official stats on deaths directly connected to alcohol: poisoning, chronic alcoholism, cirrhosis. Indirectly few hundred thousand die from it every year. Living standards like these affect psychological health a lot, and since there's almost no treatment of depression in Russia, people use alcohol.

In an alternate universe

There are youtubers on here that earn a middle class income from KZfaq

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i5yiiZCov5jVnKs.html

Modesty !?

Ok boomer

So sweet

Beautiful.

You made me cry... but in a good way.

You are blessed 💞

What truly amazing memories your parents created for you. I'm sure that anyone with a childhood such as yours would feel exactly the same. Smaller townships are also usually closer too because the whole town takes on the raising of each of the children so that none miss out on the good things in life, and also assist when the burden may be heavy. I lived in a village similar to that size during a period when my son was in his teens, and it was truly a blessing to share the raising of our children when one wasn't on the spot to deal with an infringement at the time. :)

I live in Soviet building. When in winter it is - 25 outside, it is + 25 inside. Central heating is cheap and effective. From time to time I open windows. Regards from Southern Siberia. It is Northern Kazakhstan, Ex-Soviet Republic.

I don't see how is this much different, unless you live in a house. A lot of Americans and people in other western countries also live in apartments of similar size, and in similar buildings.

True. Every time I get frustrated about how my place is not up-to-date and shabby, I remind myself that I HAVE a place. Heating, bed, shower, stove, washing machine, internet. A lot to be grateful for, actually.

Absolutely!

I agree, TV is unrealistic they never show how people really live, it gives everyone a bad perception, of what real life is all about. I moved out my trailer due to the sewage coming back up into my house, the smell was atrocious and dangerous. I also had to retire from my good paying job, since I couldn't afford to take care of myself or anything due cost of living. So I'm working part time, just to cover my bills. I also had to get medicade to take care of my health.

How very right you are! But I got to say there are neighborhoods so rough here in the US that I swear to you they can't give apartments away in those places! Oof!

​@Babyhowdy233 I read an article on how apartment dwellings in communist countries are purposefully built to look dreary and alike as a form of mental conditioning aka to encourage conformism and discourage individualism. Unfortunately, I cannot remember the name of the article though I did save it somewhere.

Their are worse apartments in my city Calgary , in Canada and this city is rich as hell. This looked like a ton of my friends places . A apartment lol only diff is our units are like four story walk ups not massive Soviet era spaces

It's not even about apartments, it's about people. Those sc*ms can keep their big, good looking houses, and their moldy souls ;)

Developing🤣🤣

I'm sure that there are way worse apartments in NY, the problem is that MOST of the apartments in Russia look like that.

​@asbestos 277 Cool, but USSR collapsed and USA didn't.

you live in a pretty environment

90% of the world’s population lives like this simple life and they’re happy. Stress free and not medicated. Don’t have to work their life away by sitting in front of computer for 8 hours 5 days of the week 😁

bro what are you saying? you know most of the words population lives in dictatorship countries and are poor right?@@falischika6221

The home is clean and wonderful. Russia is wonderful.

3 billion people do not have the basics, you are very lucky

your home is fine, lovely and neat but it is your family that is important not where you live.

Exactly... My first place in my 20s was a studio.. About the size of her bedroom and living room. I think her place is pretty decent...

@@holmes426 probably means Florida

😂😂😂

Лол) как будто диковинку смотрим

Хаххахахахахха

Пол 5 утра

16:30 лежу на пляже на Шри-Ланке смотрю обзор девятиэтажки ❤

Thank you! I’m glad that you liked it!💛

Same thoughts.

If this is normal I must be fucking rich 😅

@@M.Free23 you probably are above average... that’s not that hard in today’s world

@@M.Free23 you’re probably better off than most yeah. This is pretty normal.

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Yes❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Do you love to receive the flowers more than he loves to give them to you?

This seems to be a Warsaw Pact thing, giving flowers to women for no apparent reason other than a display of affection :) In Poland you can find open florist's shops even in the middle of the night!

In Russia there were old ladies selling flowers in the street everywhere!

Уep, very few people seem to have preserved this kind of environment in their flats. This looks sort of cozy.

​@@ivakrstic3790NOT

a million dollars in LA would get u a 2 bedroom 1 bath. i know because im californian

Makes me remember that a single family detached house is not the norm & I'm lucky. Even in my state/area, yes probably 55% live in a house but there's people in efficiencies/group homes/boarding houses. My house is old & I'm constantly doing work on it (invested in a LOT of tools) but it's huge, a big fenced in yard & I can have so many animals (the best part of it - my cuddlebutts).

​​@@anthony57391 not a small apartment. I just looked up some today and they are $2000-3500 a month. Still ridiculous.

@@normaforsyth7950the internet is deceiving

Instead of “not everyone” I would say “the absolute minority of privileged elite” actually live in rich houses in LA. It is totally normal to have a small place to live if you are not a celebrity or a politician. Or Ilon Musk.

Right!!! Absolutely! Well minus all the empty storage spaces 😂 knowing me with all the crap I have they would be overflowing 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😅😅 so I applaud her for being minimal! 👏🏻

Exactly. Not only the space and furniture, but also when she said that the child will not care much about the walls.

Same here.

De dónde eres, Arianna? Curiosidad!

Totally agree!!

I guess it is in former DDR?

Yes, in USA it’s called a junk drawer!! 😻😹

@@konapuppy10 and every one with a pair of orange scissors that cuts everything from paper to tin cans 😂

I think it's because we all have random stuff 🤷😁

Or a room 😆

@@konapuppy10 or..devil's drawer hahaha

Yes!! It looked fine and normal to me!!

I agree. You visit the person not the house

Fab comment Sam and a wonderful reflection on the person you are.

Yesssssssss you are correct about everything you said.

aha. BS. living like a dog is not making a home out of something,. stop your bs

I like your apartment. You have so much potential for anything in there and you can do it all on a budget. Paint and wallpaper are very easy and simple ways to upgrade and make it your own.

No doubt..Wow.💯👊👍🙏

If people didn't watch social media, people wouldn't get rich.

I see all sorts of homes on You Tube; rich, average, poor, very poor, etc. That's one thing about You Tube. You can showcase just about anything you want. I've seen people cooking in the woods, on the floor, and in million dollar homes. There's a bit of everthing on You Tube. No sense in pretending that only the rich showcase and that somehow we are being deprived of a real experience.

Most You Tuber's live beyond their means. Most are in debt and on credit..

Nice appartment it has everything you need to live your life with your family and your little daughter is beautiful and cute god bless you and your family

Haha I was going to say, I live in Canada and my apartment is pretty much the same as hers, but hers is much bigger than mine! 😂

I read this comment as she was saying it in the video!!! Creepy 🤗

It’s an habit of Russian guys/men

@@alisocka4 that’s cute

@@alisocka4 nice

As a westerner I’ve never received flowers on a date I would be so surprised and happy if it happened to me

It is not hers for God sake

@@nikoladamjanovic2313 oh no! I made a mistake! Shame on me. Perhaps I should hang myself from the nearest tree

@@queenslanddiva what a great reply, it made me laugh out loud

Yes absolutely

dont tell her what to do

Agreed

Was this Soviet unions version of housing projects in order to.provide much needed housing to people?

Well said. That’s what I’m always looking forward

my country makes me mad it is so anti Russia then you watch something like this and it warms your heart media is just propaganda to make you hate people well I see through all the bul sh it I hope other people do to peace out

You’ve made a lovely home for your beautiful family 🌹🌹🌹

Agreed. Best gift they can give her is their love, their presence, to keep her safe and to keep themselves happy and healthy. Where they live is second to all this.

I agree. It really looks like a nice and cozy place. I have a similar kind of place, and I wash my dishes by hand too, I also don't have a dishwasher. I live alone, which is the only difference between me and her, but I like it that way. But since she seems to be happy to have a boyfriend and baby (or was it husband, I can't remember), then she is lucky to have that.

Well said, and very true!

Bla Bla, 🤙🏽💚🍀

Exactly xx

Thank you!🥰

This is dreadful. Noise from neighbors? Thin walls. Rats, insects?

Apart from the fact you never get an insight like this - once I've read a story about a photographer, who went to the same place for almost 3 years just to take one picture of a very rare species...no matter how vividly it was described, one can never appreciate that determination/sacrifice/craziness/whathaveyou until going through something similar. So, though I know what you meant, only those coming from similar circumstances can really dig it...it works for a second or two, but then it wears off...I mean, so many of us have plenty of our table but rarely we feel ashamed when throwing stuff into garbage, despite knowing so many cannot even afford that little...

@@gipi23 of course a short KZfaq video won't make me part of those particular life circumstances. But that wasn't the point of my comment to begin with :) i just wanted to point out that i prefer this way to learn about other cultures. For example other peoples opinion about a culture might come from movies etc. But movies (in most cases) are very artificial. They are directed. But tiny bits and pieces of the life of a person just showing her Appartement on youtube for example will show you a much more authentic portrait of that culture.

How many rubles a month?

Good point

Nah, doesn't look comfy to me, I would not be able to live there.

it looks like a fucking slum, I wouldn't live there

@@amardegan in Russia you would

@@amardegan There’s a sufficient amount of space throughout the home, if it was furnished differently you’d say otherwise. A lot of apartments in london are smaller than this

I am humbled by watching this video!You have a lovely baby and family and lovely disposition.

You are right You have to see the other side in order to appriceate what you have.

@@charlyromeo7926 😂📸🤡

Im with you. Never been homeless, never thought I'd be homeless and have been for 5 plus years now. I've been on a waiting list for 4 years now, and like you,I'll be grateful if I'm ever blessed enough to have my own place again. It is such a blessing, which became even more apparent when I found myself no longer having that blessing in my life.

Take care of you my dear virtualy friend🙏

@Daddy I am happy for you and your very compassionate. You know and I know we, in the usa could house everyone, I've seen these tiny houses built for our vets and it's a shame that should never be, here or anywhere ~ enjoy the comforts of your space and all the moments .Make sure you put up pleasant things on your wall or I have fake plants, lol. I'm kinda new in this apt. so right now I have some things up with tape. ; ) look what I found..there's hope. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fM52frOL1qzIY6M.html

@@staciacarney8085 ~ hugs ~ it will come, meanwhile, try to enjoy the moment you are in right now, not all our moments are happy I know ~ 💞

Agreed.

It’s always interesting to show how we live to people from other countries. Because many things can be different around the world.

Too bad we cant appreciate your good russian, because you seem to be another low educated marginal

@@DrScarface74 I’m learning Russian and it’s not super difficult but it’s definitely hard to speak a language that isn’t your first to someone who is fluent like the poster of the video. Also if I wanted to type Russian I’d have to download a whole new keyboard to access the letters

for real, i love her accent

In the US this apartment would be considered "ghetto" or one of those areas that's dangerous to live in. Nothing wrong with living in them. It's just interesting that different countries have their own definition of "nice"

💕 it's true .

Somebody punched the door in.It was shown briefly.I hope she's ok.

Well said!!

@@juliesprik9479 She seems quite OK to me. It could have been 1) an accident or 2) a punch out from the previous renter. I have 2 closet doors like that from the previous tenet. Waiting to have it fixed.

I absolutely agree!

That is Communist architecture. Purely functional. Ugly, grey concrete buildings. It exists all over ex-communist countries, in ex-yugoslavia, romania, bulgaria, you name it, they have them, too.

​@@rj-jl5nvархитектор Ле Корбюзье́ (Le Corbusier) вдохновил на постройку этих зданий. СССР решало задачу переселение из деревень в город огромного количества человека. Каждому нужно было дать комфортные условия. Прибегли к типовой застройки.

mmff I Agree with ur views 1000% per cent getting same n worse to come B. Ireland i prefer d old days no going back though rising homeless n Ireland whow n gap between rich n d rest is Worse take car

If you have a roof over your head, have enough food to eat, are warm when it is cold, have plenty of clean water to drink and have the love of your family then you are doing well. Many in the world are not so well off. Have gratitude for what you do have.

Lol whot? This is such poor condition. The only difference to hk's situation is that it's just a little larger. Russia so big but cant take care basic needs of citizens. Zzz

@@retired5218 Agree, boring video of a girl who shows her appartement without any knowledge of all the real misery all over the world.

@@Methilde "Apartment".............not appartement.........no offence.

I agree. However I never had much stuff I'm still a person who has to be prepared for all obstacles. So things are always there. And here in every room empty closets. That's refreshing. Time to de decluter my house :)

its easier to be minimalistic when u r poor😂

Minimalism and having expensive stuff doesn't mean you're not a legitimate minimalist or something. It's about how intentional you are with everything in your life (not only material things btw)

But how is this a minimalist home? She has a lot of stuff inside, lots of clothes, also apartment is not small at all. This is vintage apartment, not minimalist. We all live in apartments like this in Europe.

@@alessandrakostic9049 minimalist for a Russian and for someone with a child ... she had like nothing in the kitchen ...

safe to say you haven't had it really that easy last few decades politics wise

I couldn’t agree with you more! People may think that because we live in the USA everyone lives in palatial homes like you see on instagram, Pinterest and other social media, but the truth is most of the people live in lower income housing, you just rarely see that. We are a very materialistic and superficial society, and very class divided. I love my country but it needs a lot of work. So it’s very refreshing to see that people around the world are pretty much like us. We’re all trying to be and do a little bit better. Bless you.

This is just normal

this!! you can’t help a lot of these things you just make do with what you have and make it how you will 🖤.

​​@@temporaryremoved5671definitely that's right

I could not agree more!!!

And safe

Let's be honest - this video is a poster for why communism sucks.

I wish I could agree with this sentiment but unfortunately that's not true. If you live in a run down place it will likely affect you. The only saving grace here is that many of them live like this and to them this is normal.

100000%.

Same in Czechia, lol. But at least most of our buildings that were like that have been renovated and painted some nice colors and stuff, so at least they look nicer, but the sizes and the thinness of the walls are mostly the same...

@@wendywhoisit1819 still the same in Bulgaria. You can buy one still :)

same in france

@@shoshanaveiam1869 Not at all, i live in France, and the few "cités" there are, are nothing compared to russia, they have good elevators,and are first world grade appartments, most people in france live in low rise apparments and detached houses. And city centers are mainly low rise old buildings. So no, not the same in France.

Same with Romania!

Would you live there ?

@@chrisbaxter3597 Actually, I lived in dire poverty as a child. We were poor but I was always clean, fed and loved. That makes me rich.

I bet you russian is extremely bad, right?

It's a great answer, @Chris baxter!

@@DrScarface74 your mom's Russian is extremely bad

I dont understand, Russia is so big why dont you just build houses like the West?

@@50TEW Money and the post-Soviet Union collapse vortex that Russians are still healing from. The funding and workload required to get plumbing and electrical to houses built outside the city is prohibitively expensive. Instead, it’s cheaper to construct apartments in undeveloped areas in or nearby the city, as they build upwards and can accommodate hundreds of people. It’s a simple socioeconomic issue - most people don’t have the income to afford new housing construction.

@@calebmcdowell9094 i know people have low income, but its cheaper to build house in Russia as materials and labors cost less too. Most houses in China 1h drive to city are only $100K, many people also build their own house in suburbs its very cheap

@@50TEW you are correct, the labor and materials are cheaper, but pay is also overall much lower in Russia. 1 Rouble in Russia is equivalent to 1 penny in the USA. The income doesn’t satisfy the payment in Russia and logistically, it doesn’t make sense right now. If they build houses outside the city, they need shops and groceries. It’s an exponential infrastructure issue - nations have overcome this by federal subsidies funded by taxpayers but Russia’s government is “kinda” (more like completely) corrupt and take a lot of money (from taxpayers) to oligarchs that threaten violence and civil unrest to the government. So people pay in to the government from their hard-earned money and can’t spare enough for their own personal fulfillment.

@@50TEW Russia is an extremely poor country. Average salary in Russia is about $400 a month (30,000 rubles). Official average salary is higher, but Russian official statistics always lie. Moscow is 10 times more prosperous then the rest of the country. Which is actually another sign of third-world economy.

@The Darkness Came i just think of my hate for large spaces.. i like to be able to see everything in the room with just a glance.. if your house is a literal mansion i'd feel completely lost.. i'd much prefer a nice cozy place

It's a 3 bedroom apartment. Trust me that many Russians find that glamorous.

@The Darkness Came yes that would be great.. it should also feel soft to the touch so you can just lie down on the floor and be comfy.. that would be amazing

That apartment looks glamorous and opulent to me. I could only dream of living in such a palace. It’s all about your perspective

???? Hello. This so comfortable? Do you live in the US???

Same ;)

Same but I’m in California by the beach. Polar opposite life.

Same here. This video just popped up :).

In ex Yugislavia we have similar buildings but I have to say our buildings have been better maintained and they are livable.

@@sunshinesweetlove..8066 there are also many beaches in Russia. This has nothing to do with this video.

From the Eastern-European point of view this represents a pretty decent standard of living. I know families who share similar flats with their older generations, live squeezed into single bedrooms with kids, or whose kids of different sex share tiny bedrooms until they move out. Many people don't have bedrooms, they sleep on couches in their living rooms. So I don't think this video shows the "trying to cope with what I 've got in the best possible way" attitude, but a very balanced picture of what living in Russia means.

no she couldn't really complain, she's well off

@@damiengates7581 anyone can complain about anything, in fact wealthy people tend to complain more than those who have less

@@Q_QQ_Q I learned in depth about propaganda in school this year and every time someone say propaganda is all bad they prove that they don’t know what propaganda is.

@@Q_QQ_Q what no I'm saying everyone complains and those who have it better complain even more because they dont appreciate what they have

Hey i'm Algerian too ! Also I totally agree our old house when I was little kinda looks like this and we used to be so happy on it :)

Also saha 3idek x)

@WooPa DoWah One can live alone and still feel good about it.. and that kind of home also has love inside. It's what you make out of it. And as much as I like to think that families and friends make our world a better place, we have to start with ourselves and love ourselves in the first place.

Exactly 😍

What do the yellow tulips have to do with the love that lives inside their apartment?

And love. Love is important, too. 🥰

And a beautiful, healthy baby.

🙏🙏🙏🙏💜

Hey. You're doing alright!

The Battle Cry of the Soviet Union past. You voted for the Chinacrat Biden for sure Youtubingal.

Your daughter is precious. Thank you for sharing your home with us. I, too would be very grateful for the elevator. I wish you many blessings for your family and hope all of your dreams come true.

I like your apartment because of the space. I used to live in Miami Beach in studio apartment 400sq ft for many year and I never complained.

Looks like a lot of apartments in America. You have a beautiful baby. Honey you have a warm , dry and safe place to live. Very clean. Thank goodness you also have family and love. Never apologize for your surroundings. We all have to start somewhere. My first apartment only had 3 rooms. My husband's feet hung out the bathroom door. LOl! You are a beautiful young family just beginning. It will get better. Believe me. We have all been there. I enjoyed your video. Big hugs.

Is it me or does her husband own more clothes than her ??

What a well constructed and lovely comment.

And I suggest that the reason why the apartment buildings in China have analogy to those in Russia is that Chinese government in the middle of 20th imitated Soviet union almost in every aspect, cultural,political……of course architecture is one of them.

Maybe it’s not pity it’s compassion and support. Why attack others when you don’t know their intent?

Why the hell would anyone pity this life? Try finding an apartment that size in Paris or London. With a groovy modernist separate kitchen, a bathtub, a balcony, an elevator, a washing machine .... jesus, what bourgeois nonsense to look down on this.

Trust me, this is a typical middle class apartment in the world. Old apartments in NY are not much better than this.

In America we still have CHOICES.. Not for long though..in the future you will own nothing.and you will just be thankful that you are allowed to live it all.

☝🏻 Found the MAGA.

It is horrible...

@@recordsmanukrnet privilege checkkkk😂😂😂😂😜

American people will Never understand what's it like to live in apartments like these. 😂 Some of these assholes need to understand that people don't care about asthetics and are just thankful to have a roof over their head. The worst thing that could happen living in apartments like these is getting noisy neighbors.

@@recordsmanukrnet it's not trust me.😂

@@recordsmanukrnet right they trynna downplay

It's a very well kept apartment, don't let the rich you tubers and there fancy cars and houses makes you feel bad. Most of them are faking it anyhow

I didn't think she was ashamed.

I know what she means about all that big furniture they are not using, and cant do anything with because it is the owners! some people dont need all of those big closet/armoire looking things, too bad she could not see if the owner would let some other renter haul them to their apt?? but then they could not rent it as "furnished" smh.

She watches too much Kardashians... so she's ashamed

That’s true! We had a lot of children there on the playground when I was a kid. We lived in the same type of building and hanging out with all the neighbors was a very cool experience in the childhood☺️

This is actually great

This apartment is so much larger than the ones here in Rio de Janeiro. Loved the tour, loved the flowers🥰

So true. Summers were the best. All the neighborhood kids would come out in the morning and we would play until dark. So many friendships! So much drama! So much activity - climbing trees, soccer, badminton. Our parents would yell our names from the balcony to come eat lunch. I was never really hungry as a kid though, haha. Also, there was also a break at 5-6pm for an hour to watch Santa Barbara with our grandmothers. The happy days.

@@juliak7783 The same in my childhood! Just no "Santa Barbara" couse my childhood was in 1960-1970 years :)

That sucks. Sounds like the globalist mafia is getting to you all too. I think they drive the price of housing up on purpose.

I totally agree. Greetings from Białystok ☺

Developers mafia and banksters get eveywhere sooner or later. They are like octopus with eighty trillion tentackles.

Have you been to NYC?? The same thing is happening. The owners carve up a three bedroom apartment into 6 one room apartments, around 320 square feet for like 9-1500$ a month.. ridiculous

@@celestebell9992 yup, I've been to NYC just to visit but since I'm psycho fan of this city I went online to check how are the renting prices and spaces to let and it was just ridiculous how bad is the standard and the space for such a high price. Also, when I was visiting NYC I slept in a hostel in Bowery district and it was the worst place I've ever slept in. There was a big space with wooden "walls", the "room" itself was just like a prison cell, only two beds and bed bugs, not even electricity available in a "room". Such a strange city in this term

Exactly, real content like this makes us all feel closer actually.

its not just russian people that have apartment buildings like these

This is a regular post-cummunist country apartment...

@@azuriu can say more, not regular, bit worse than regular

@@azuriu lol. Half of europe live in buildings like this. Not just post commies like Poland and Czech. But countries like France, Finland, Sweden, Germany - all very similar. Yeah, especially France.

@@RivieraByBuick new york city apartments are smaller and in worse shape for like 2000 dollars a month