Hearted Youtube comments on Kiun B (@KiunB) channel.

  1. Very enlightening ending line: "After all, there is no such thing as bad weather; there is just weather and your attitude towards it."
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  2. This is one of those videos where you realize you probably couldn't do this longer than a week. Lot of respect for these people.
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  3. It seems like gifting this man a window could drastically improve his quality of life.
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  4. I legit couldn't do it. I respect this family that much more knowing this is their way of life.
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  5. No matter how cold it is, there's always gonna be that one person rocking a shirt, shorts and flops
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  6. MASSIVE respect to the people of Yakutia. These are folk who really do understand the value of home, family, food, education and society.
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  7. Me who lives in a country who don’t even have a snow : 👁👁
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  8. 18 adoptees. Their hearts are so big to take in so many kids even into their older years. And honestly with all the kids they've taken in, they 100% deserve the government support. Raising so many kids is a job and they're providing a wonderful home for kids in need of love and a home.
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  9. The amount of sacrifices and love these parents gave and giving are truly beautiful.
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  10. Sometimes - just sometimes - YouTube offers me a random video which turns out to be an unexpected gem. Incredibly emotional. Thank you.
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  11. The boy's delight in seeing his mother making dumplings made my day.
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  12. That boy is going to grow up into an amazing person. His parents raises him so well and teaches him with all the important things that he will need to know in his life and in the long run. Ahhh my eyes began tearing up when I see the kid working hard and helping out his parents and grandparents. I would love to go at Yakutia to experience the lifestyle, from the moment they wake up and all the way at the end of the day everything is precious and makes you see how life can be ephemeral so you want to live the best you can and be with the ones you love most in life.
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  13. This video is about the coldest city in the world yet it’s probably the warmest video I’ve ever watched.
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  14. There is so much gentleness, goodness and love in that father's eyes. The kids of the village look so balanced and grounded. What a remarkable place.
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  15. The fact that this man has lived in those conditions for over 20 years, is mind blowing and inspiring. He chooses that life when thousands of people have everything in the world and are so unhappy.. God bless this man..
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  16. I like how the lady who has been selling food at that market for 20 years was just chilling, nose exposed and everything, but the dude whose only been doing that a year was all covered up and looked like he was about to cry lol
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  17. I find this so fascinating! Here in Nigeria in the street markets many struggle to keep meat from rotting due to the heat from the sun, but in Yakutia it seems keeping meat fresh is not a problem since the atmosphere is one big freezer❄
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  18. You can't be lazy in this town, or you'll literally die. They are such hardworking people.
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  19. This guy is a real dad. It's not just bringing up the child in love and care. Its about teaching them to work hard, respect each other, earn your penny, keep busy and above all maintain your dignity. Even his mom plays an equal role in Arian's life and when she said go visit your grandparents, she meant never forget your roots ! God bless this family!
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  20. Harsh climate yes, but these people have a level of peace and simplicity we could only wish for. You can tell they find joy in what we call the little things (which in reality arent little things at all). Health, good food and family.💜 much respect! Sending love from Florida, USA🍊
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  21. 7:00 I love that the little one is chewing on the dumpling dough, and when she sees that her family have noticed, she offers them the dough that she was eating. I love that babies always do that, it's both generous and silly, like they know that they are enjoying eating this thing and want to share, but don't realize yet that other people don't want to share their partly-chewed food.
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  22. The lady says -47 is "normana", meaning normal in Russian. I have been in this temperature only one time. The coldest day in Houghton, Michigan when I was in college at -55 F (which is about the same as -47 C). You walk out and your face immediately stings from the cold air. Feels like someone is slapping you non-stop. Its a never ending sting on the face. That's how cold she is standing in all day at work. if you could imagine. And she even said it was a "warm day". lol. I can't imagine a cold day there.. haha.
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  23. Tell Samuil I said hi! Please use this money to get him anything he needs, and Thank you for sharing his story. God bless!
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  24. Next time I think i'm feeling cold during Winter I'm going to watch this video to warm up
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  25. checks the forecast "Only -40 degrees? It's time to hit the town!" Man you folks are tough. You have my admiration and respect
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  26. The fact that the children come back to them, is proof the parents show a love that keeps them coming back to HOME❤ Bless these amazing parents❤
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  27. These parents deserve Nobel Prize.
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  28. I like how excited the son was when he asked if mom was making dumplings. Reminded me of being a boy and being happy when mom was making my favorite thing for dinner. People are the same all over the world
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  29. 10/10 for the camera crew as well, who are not used at all to this weather and recorded this masterpiece
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  30. First, the videos you make are absolutely incredible. Beautifully shot and narrated. Second, 22 kids and 18 adopted is incredible. Bless these people.
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  31. Its quite suprising how the weather is really important, even due to the extreme cold in Yakut, people still go on with their lives normally, it truly is beautiful.
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  32. I have mad respect for content creators like you as people can witness such amazing cultures without having the feeling of watching a documentary. I love documentaries but these kinds of videos are something else. It's your life, your culture and I witness it from your perspective. I can feel it. I can feel you. Thank you Kiun.
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  33. The way Arian’s dad looks at him is very heartwarming, you can tell he really cares about his family
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  34. It baffles me how many adults don't understand how borders work. Borders are man made. A language/tribe/culture etc doesn't begin/ end where the border begins/ends. Sometimes borders were drawn up the way there were, because of colonization other times, because of wars and various other reasons. Especially a country as big as Russia that spans over so many timezones and land, it's obvious that not everyone will look the same. Borders are man made, just keep that in mind. What bothers me more are the Russians who won't believe her. Don't they learn about their own country and it's people?!
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  35. What a guy. No complaints, no fear. Just living…
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  36. For someoen who lives in the Sahara (hottest place on earth) watching this makes me feel so anxious lol, can't survive a second in this cold climate
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  37. I find this interesting and absolutely terrifying at the same time. Can't imagine living in -70°C
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  38. I live in Boston, USA and once got to -19F (-28C) with a windchill and I thought I would die on my 20 min walk home. Hats off to you folks, truly in awe. 😊
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  39. They usually dont want to have glass windows here because of bears, they destroy it, this can be repair cheaply, better option would be Poly(methyl methacrylate) - Plexiglass And mostly Chainsaw :)
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  40. I live in Edmonton, Canada. Winters here often hit -40 or -50C with wind chills. It's kind of nice to hear it is even colder in other places around the world! Makes me feel a little less crazy to live here!
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  41. Kiun, you yourself are an example of East Russian beauty.
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  42. Fantastic to see Samuil still doing well, and congratulations to all for helping him. I remember from the last video there were several comments about trying to get windows to help with heating and light - and now he has them! Thanks for sharing this story. 🥰
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  43. A very smart woman who can speak Russian, English, Chinese and your native language! That's awesome and yet extremely beautiful ❤️
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  44. Wow what selfless parents. The amount of love the children get is beautiful. Hats off to mom and dad for their big hearts. Their children won the lottery with their parents.
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  45. This is how YouTube should be used for! Taking us around the world and discover unknowns.
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  46. The cinematography is stunning. The way you and your team captured so much of your culture in a mere 5 minutes is nothing short of impressive. Thank you for sharing 💕
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  47. YouTube randomly recommended this to me and I'm very happy it did. I never heard of Yakutia before but learning about the people and lifestyle was fascinating! Thank you for introducing your homeland to us. I've subscribed to your channel for more.
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  48. I teared up when the father talked about raising his child as honest and hardworking, it obvious that they are good people raising good people
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  49. "Beauty is not something you can see. It's something you can feel". That's an awesome quote.
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  50. I am from the Republic of Congo in Central Africa I have never heard about Yakutia until I came across your videos. It is really interesting and beautiful the extremely cold weather conditions are just so fascinating love it!
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