Comments by "Korvas" (@EscapeFromRussia) on "Clothing Brands You SHOULDN'T WEAR In Russia!" video.

  1. Роман раздул из мухи слона. Хотя может это у них там в Челябинске большая проблема. Но в принципе феномен школьников требующих "предъявить за шмот" существует.
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  2. You can find some by searching поясни за шмот Which is like "argument/back up for your clothes" slang.
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  3. It was an official brand of Olimpics 80 it was chosen be communist party. Its probably was the first western brand brought to ussr. It was rate and extremely popular. Because for example footwear like sneakers don't even exist here before that.
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  4. We use to have alot of metal fans. This days not so much.
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  5.  @lumxail7772  you may check out some things like эпидемия ария Чёрный кузнец
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  6.  @anti-emo4721  in the natural habitat!
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  7. Your education is
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  8. No And Roman is blowing it out of proportion
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  9.  Cicero Progontus  Believe me. I am still here. I did get beat up because of what I was wearing. But it was 8 years ago and happened only once.
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  10.  Cicero Progontus  a little bit.
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  11. Roman is blowing it out of proportion
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  12. You can litteratly Google the answer to your question. Originally skinheads was working class subculture it was about working class pride, style, music and dancing. Then it was hijacked by right wingers Then by left wingers.
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  13. Most of those companies are created in 50-60... Stone Island is 80s How old are you?
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  14. Its apparently still a thing at some parts. You can easily find videos on YouTube of such assaults that happened year or two ago.
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  15.  @tobiastovar382  enjoy... I guess.
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  16. Yes
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  17. Huh?
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  18.  @emmad2023  i am not really interested in that sort of thing. Try Google Только Уличные Драки
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  19. Roman is blowing this thing out of proportion. Lowlifes that care about such things don't have much braincells in their heads. So you being a foreigner might just confused the and you just leave.
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  20. Does it even sound realistic to you?
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  21. You are shallow as well I might say. You constitution bragging about your service. Endlessly. Its not a good thing.
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  22. 1) no 2) Roman is blowing it out of proportion
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  23. Only rich russians can afford rubchinski shitty clothing.
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  24. Эти бренды и субкультуры 80х 50х и 60х годов.
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  25.  @StrangeloveStrangelove  Страна большая. Некоторые части отстают. В Петербурге эта идиотия закончилась лет 9 назад. Ну и Роман преувеличивает
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  26. I think alot of polish fans wear brand clothing too... But you know better.
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  27.  @januszkurahenowski2860  Lets be clear. Roman is blowing up this thing out of proportion. Does it exist? Yes. In some places. Does it common? No, not really. After all its just an excuse to start up a fight.
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  28. Over priced crap for rich people. I don't think you can see it on the streets. Maybe in Moscow
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  29. Strange because they are old brands
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  30. Or maybe we are not as poor as you think? Still poor tho.
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  31. It's not as bad if you never know anything else. But you are correct.
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  32. Roman is uneducated
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  33. Roman is clueless. And nazi-skinheads were big in 90s russia. So most people have no idea.
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  34.  @Andrew-ny5gz  Я тоже так думал. Но если на Ютубе поискать найдете свежие видео. Это дерьмо все ещё существует.
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  35. No
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  36.  @AndrewTubbiolo  Probably yes. But you have always remember that russia is like russian roullete... So five times you would be absolutely fine and then comes some "patriotic" solder and smash your head in with a beer bottle...
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  37.  @AndrewTubbiolo  I personally see zero disrespect. We are not at war. And probably never will be. All this tough talk is nothing but a show off. In the end of the day our government members (and their family members) enjoy their mansions in EU and USA a little too much.
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  38. But this is my personal view.
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  39.  @AndrewTubbiolo  I can't agree with that it all. I have zero issues with an average Joe. Most of my "gaming friends" are from the states. People are just people. I don't see any division. Sure someone americans caught up is some ancient coldwar stereotypes. But oligarhs stealing our money and living abroad don't make us closer. At all. They hide those facts. Publicly they still pretend to be antiwestern and pro government.
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  40. Our countries will never be friends. (What ever that means) under current government. Because you are their main boogie man. Way to scare people into obedience, justify military budgets and keep same people at power for many years.
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  41.  @AndrewTubbiolo  Yay. You are not a total slave like your ancestors were. Thats one way to look at things. But yea I am glad that if I had enough money (which I don't) I can legally leave.(for now).
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  42. Look like something china would do
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  43. Russians? Probably. He is official face of Papa Jones pizza. They would not hire him otherwise. I personally hate his guts. He lives abroad and lick putin ass.
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  44. Roman is blowing it out of proportion.
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  45. No. Next question.
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  46. You have to find out that by your self.
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  47. When you don't go to Russia for tourism. Russian tourists come to you.
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  48. Russians think nothing. Hooligans wear it. Its also"their brand"
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  49. Never heard of it. But some "patriotic" people harassing or bother people wearing clothes with american flag on it.
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  50.  @alect5953  thats nice
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  51. Less ironic then your knowledge of history.
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  52. It was the case in the 90-00s
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  53. Maybe you also claim that we stole football? Huh?
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  54.  @ryanh3635  they are heavily influenced by movies like Green Street Hooligans. Thats all. And hooliganism always existed along side of the football itself. Atleast in England.
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  55. No
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  56. Ur gey
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  57. Nazis and sharps are both hijackers.
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  58. Ofc they are. They are inspired by movies like Green Street Hooligans
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  59.  @aurorawolfe6060  You are welcome.
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