Hearted Youtube comments on Johnny Harris (@johnnyharris) channel.

  1. Love this debate, I'm definitely with Johnny on this one!
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  2. "I wanna show you this map," Good morning, Johnny 🙏
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  3. This man has unprecedented storytelling skills. I hope he also covers Kosovo sometimes, really interested in the whole thing but don't really understand it completely
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  4. Johnny's favorite topic (maps) combined with current geopolitical events... I would call this a win for the audience :)
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  5. Codfish is a thing I'd go to war for. Yours truly, a Portuguese
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  6. Johnny, well done on this one. Your ability to show us what you mean rather than just tell us is freshly astonishing every time. And what’s more, you’re able to enchant a normally dull subject like geography in a way that makes our hearts beat fast. I’m very grateful for you...
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  7. As a Russian I feel terrible about what has already happened to Ukraine as well as about the upcoming economical catastrophe we're flying towards because of this war nobody asked for. I'll probably get mobilized if the war won't end soon, until then I'm going to protest for as long as I can.
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  8. In case you're wondering, you said "journalism" 70 times.
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  9. the fact you put a yellow line showing how much of an ad is left is so appreciated
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  10. I am from Nepal and my father, uncle and their friends have worked “low-tier” jobs in Doha, Qatar. I have all the photo compilations of how horrendous the living condition is, painful after stories of family members whose bread winner dies at work. This Video really hit me hard. I know how it feels like to grow up without seeing your dad for 4-5 years, how my father had to work on harsh working conditions, how he had to suffer alone when he got sick because there were no proper health facilities. I know how inhumanely they treat the workers. My uncles used to say, “Qatar is a concrete hell”. Qatar can spend excessively on other non- necessary stuffs but wants to save every penny by degrading the worker’s condition. Total Shame!
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  11. Lets be honest this is lowkey an excuse for Johnny to gosh over map
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  12. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos Johnny, seriously! You’ve become the “source” I trust
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  13. I like the part where Johnny Harris was debating with Johnny Harris. Johnny made some good points, but ultimately Johnny was the one who made the better argument.
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  14. You cannot even predict what Jonny is gonna upload that is how good he is
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  15. After some of Johnny‘s last videos received criticism for oversimplifying historical events, I really like how this video responds to that by providing sources and including disclaimers! I think that makes those videos even better, good work!
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  16. In the alternative world, this video would be titled "How the US stole Cuba"
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  17. As a McDonald's employee, I feel this video on a spiritual level.
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  18. Johnny I thought your videos can‘t get much better, and then I watched this. Just incredible. Smashing that Patreon link right now. Please keep doing what you‘re doing, I hope you know how much you are raising the bar for quality YouTube!
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  19. As an ex-mormon, I really appreciate the perfect tone you held the entire video. Excellent balance of blatant facts, while avoiding the pitfall of mockery. I felt your closing message. There absolutely is a level of loss having left. As much as I feel frustrated and sometimes angry with my past experiences, I can't help but find myself missing it on occasion. Paradox indeed.
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  20. Please do a follow up video this time next year - what has changed, what has become of the 'industrial area', are workers still 'trapped' and forced to work in unethical labour camps for zero compensation? Or did Qatar make amends and fix their humanitarian wrongdoings? It's clear that Qatar's questionable World Cup is in the limelight now, on this channel and others, but like you said, this will mostly be forgotten in a few months, such is human nature. It would therefore be interesting to review the long term effects of this unfortunate social/economic 'experiment' once footballing eyeballs have left, hopefully hold everyone accountable. Maybe it will also be easier to film and document in more detail next year when Qatar is no longer in the spotlight.
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  21. As a person from the European side of Russia, currently in Moscow, I absolutely forget that my country is so big and that there are people who don't look "Russian" in a typical sense. One of the dreams of mine is to travel around my country to explore it since there is so much to look at, for example, natural resources rather than big city plants. And the history is so complex, I don't even know the majority of it. And it is interesting bc I'm more interested in the history of European countries and absolutely forget about my own. Also, every time a foreigner takes interest in Russia, I'm so surprised, I'm like "oh, cool. you know about Russia, that's nice". So, really appreciate your videos!
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  22. Such a beautiful video man. It was a pleasure doing this with you!
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  23. good video
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  24. This guy's videos are unbelievably well-made, interesting and informative, he deserves more way attention.
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  25. Crazy how much language gives you an insight into how a culture sees the world. Insanely insightful episode.
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  26. "I just like maps, okay?" why would we judge you for that? We're here for the maps too
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  27. My first time out of country on the way back to the USA I flew over Greenland. It almost had this mythical feeling about it looking at pure uncharted winter wilderness as the pilot said "by the way if you look outside we are over Greenland - not a sight many people see unless they are flying" All I wondered was "what in the world even goes on down there? But it's beautiful" Thanks for taking this crazy journey for all of us to see.
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  28. I remember when it happened, it was all over Fox News for weeks (I know 🙄). I distinctly remember my mom saying “of course she planned it. She pierced her nipples. She obviously wanted people to see it” I think that’s how a lot of people remember it. Just blaming Janet 100%.
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  29. Wow Johnny, this video honestly makes me want to cry with how validated I feel. To hear this from a fellow creator who has not just noticed it but who has researched and called out the bad behaviour in a beautifully presented package is so powerful. It’s always something I heavily suspected but it’s wonderfully relieving to hear someone else say it. Thank you!
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  30. When Vox restarts borders with someone else. Johnny: How Vox stole my content 😂 Edit: Thanks for the likes everyone (I know you're laughing too, Johnny 😂)
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  31. しっかりと取材して日本の現状を伝えてもらいありがとうございます。 日本のメディアでは絶対にこの様な中立的な立場で取材、報道はしません。 本当にありがとうございます。
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  32. You are an absolute legend Johnny. Keeping the “general” population informed about corruption and not talked about news around the world. Great mini doc as always.
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  33. Each coup should be a series on its own. I've watched the whole video without realizing it's almost half an hour long. I'd watch the whole series if it would be made. Thank you JH for this amazing work!
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  34. "You mind if I clean up behind me" cuts to johnny complete disarray behind him
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  35. I'm glad you're acknowledging your mistake. I'm looking forward to the new version of the video where you analyze the "NATO expansion" from the perspective of Eastern Europe and Baltic states. The main error of your original video was this outdated 20th century assumption that USA and Russia are the only major players in the world who have complete power to shape the world in any way they see fit. Europe is not just some chess board where Americans control one side and Russians the other. European countries have had a long history with Russia long before USA even existed. When countries like Poland, Hungary or Lithuania joined NATO, it wasn't because USA forced them or even manipulated them into doing so. This is the kind of nonsense the Russian propagandists want you to believe. In reality, all of these countries joined VOLUNTARILY. There were huge movements in Eastern European countries advocating for joining NATO. And people really wanted it! Joining NATO was a huge opportunity to prosper without the looming threat of an imminent Russian aggression. The sort of security guarantee that lets you focus on improving your own country and being productive instead of endlessly worrying about the security of your borders and possible Russian incursions. It would be nice if you included a segment about the history of Russian aggressions, genocides and war crimes agains various European countries. You should also talk about the legacy of the Soviet Union and the effects it had on the Eastern European countries. For example, Poland was basically a puppet state subservient to the Soviet Union since 1945 up until 1989. With a history like that, it's not at all surprising that Poles were eager to join NATO and didn't want to have anything to do with Russia. I get what you were trying to do in the original video. You kinda wanted to be the devil's advocate and explain the perspective of Russia. But unfortunately, you ommitted a lot of the important facts of history, and inadvertently fell for the Russian propaganda and Russian revisionism. The whole idea of "NATO expansion" is nonsensical. It's basically a projection by the Russian propaganda. Russia has always been an aggressive imperial regime that sought to subjugate smaller nations and install puppet regimes to broaden its sphere of influence. It has no regard for the sovereignety of other nations and for the will of its people. So when Russia accuses USA of "expanding NATO", it tries to create this false equivalency suggesting that USA behaves in the exact same way. Russians want you to believe that Europeans have no agency of their own and that we are just pieces on the board to be captured by one superpower or another. This is absolutely not true when it comes to European countries joining NATO.
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  36. And here I am, still not sure why my surname is literally Codfish.
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  37. When did California stop being an island? It took more exploration, but by 1747 King Ferdinand VI of Spain was convinced. He issued a decree stating that California was -- once and for all -- not an island. It took another century for cartographers to completely abandon the notion.
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  38. I learn more from Johnny Harris than I did in school😂
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  39. The fact that we get free documentaries on YouTube by Johnny Harris is truly a gift. 👍
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  40. The real question is why America is so offended by boobs, the reaction baffles everyone in Europe
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  41. Moral of the story: beware of people who storytell as it can most definitely sell a story that's untrue. Love the graphics and the way you put the broader message out Johnny 👍
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  42. I’m a Slavic Russian from the far eastern city of Russia called Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk. It’s on the island of Sakhalin. I have a subject in school called global politics, and for it I wrote a research paper on this island and the Kuril Islands which are part of one oblast. It’s an extremely interesting story about Russian-Japanese relations, which in my opinion deserves a whole other episode. On another note, thank you for making another video about Russia! I’m so happy you find my country so interesting, because it gets annoying after a while when all people mention vodka, bears, and communism, basically all Russian stereotypes - you go beyond them.
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  43. 5:30 as a Mexican, I can confirm the government didn't say 'no,' they said 'ni madres.'
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  44. What an eye-opening trip.. Such a complex and emotional story and I feel beyond grateful to have been able to learn about it with you all. Thank you for inviting us Johnny and excited to share our story in a few days 🙏👏 -Thomas
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  45. What a masterpiece of a video. Bravo 👏
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  46. This is the documentary I never thought I always wanted.
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  47. And....he’s back with another map video
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  48. This is why I love YouTube. I hope this video makes the front page and stays there.
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  49. Johnny can do a video on literally any topic and it’ll still be interesting
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  50. You already know you're a great storyteller. But Johnny youve outdone yourself. This is exactly what people wanted to know and have contextualized and you did it perfectly
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