LOL! I wish Norway was as good as people in the US think Norway is!
Ernst_Muffens on
I support her. I also hate living here because of all the money and Haalands
unfunny-pete on
Ok?
Boltiten on
She had fair greivences, you could disagree with her but the amount of negative attention was waaay overboard and by people who have no clue about Norway.
King0fthewasteland on
ok. aldrig hørt om. synd for ho om ho ikkje he det bra men e ingen grunn å lage en teit youtube video om det. ej for min del e også en norsk youtuber so ikkje rakka ned på norge. ej laga heller teite gaming videoa som ingen bryr seg om
ManageThoseFootballs on
Ok
spruce_syrup on
Did watch the video. My only complaint is that you cant complain about the wether in norway when you live in rain capital of norway. Of corse there is bad wether when you are in Bergen. Its like saying the grass is green.
HansChrst1 on
Skulle gjerne sett videoen. Er mange grunner til å ikke like Norge.
Smoldervan on
I mean, her biggest grievances would living in Bergen and a struggle to find friends.
From what I recall, she specified that it was all „first world problems“ and that there weren’t really anything to complain about besides „the little things“?
Why on earth would people get upset about that?
Oh, wait, I forgot the fact that the „village idiot“ is a whole collective on the internet…
So the collective saw her „light banter“ and decided „we hate her now“???
Jealous_Track9402 on
Because people on the internet are idiots who think they know something about a country they don’t live in or have never visited. I’ve been to Norway and I would never give my opinion on what this person is saying.
Aggravating_Ad_8974 on
It’s typical Norwegian to complain about living in Norway.
Nekrux on
Can someone tell her I’m down to switch with her? I live in Italy, one hour away from Venice.
qvigh on
Noen ganger skammer jeg meg for å være norsk, men så husker jeg at jeg ikke har ansvar for hva en gjeng med tapere gjør online. Skjerp dere!
cruzaderNO on
Never heard of the channel, but that was a doomed project/channel from the start if unable to handle something like that.
Wappening on
What were her complaints
Upstairs-Version-400 on
Norwegians are one of the worst kinds of people for taking criticism, probably because they’ve been told they are the best for the last few decades.
They’re not, there are many things I dislike about living here. But overall I like it. Don’t know if I’ll stay forever, but it’s been a decade – so it’s likely. If Norway goes the way of other countries, aka, rampant racism in the west, reducing consumer rights, mass data collection (which they are already worsening in.. see latest BankID changes) – then that might change.
TrygveRS on
>People who thought the grass was greener gets mad when grass wasn’t as green as they thought.
JoshthebossXXL3 on
Norway economically in terms of being looked after and stuff like that is a good country to live in but the society culture of fear in the Nordic’s is more of a blessing than a curse . Truthfully it’s far safer here than other countries but similar to japan, just not as extreme, are people following the rules because the pressure? Are people really following them cause they want to? Or out of fear of breaking them? When socetity as a whole in Nordic countries is based on fear and not being very vulnerable and people being quite reserved it can seem like a very robotic society, with people thinking and feeling and doing similar things, if you break the pattern do something different then you get socially isolated without people saying too much , and if you really upset others they won’t tell you to your face but rather maybe gossip to others like a silent knife in your back, because confrontation and being open and honest is rarely done here. The big issue with bullying in schools and the teachers infamously don’t stand up some do, but again confrontation. I don’t want to speak too negatively because there are issues all around the world but we can’t understand a nation and help others if we don’t know the issues, to solve this it will take bold Norwegians to be counter cultural and be open bold transparent and let people know if something is wrong, it takes courage but grows you as a person, people need that love and encouragement to foster a healthy environment being full is not enough! It has to be genuine!
Imaginary_Jump_8701 on
Who is that?
Dew4You on
Kind of sad that people hated so much on her would say most are not even from norway or been. Many wher saying she should be sent to to africa and other places just in general lot of bad comments.
Better_Chicken_5184 on
I just watched the reupload. Holy shit, what an incredibly mild critique.
The rain thing is silly. But otherwise I agree with her.
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Ok
Tough titty
Who?
alright
LOL! I wish Norway was as good as people in the US think Norway is!
I support her. I also hate living here because of all the money and Haalands
Ok?
She had fair greivences, you could disagree with her but the amount of negative attention was waaay overboard and by people who have no clue about Norway.
ok. aldrig hørt om. synd for ho om ho ikkje he det bra men e ingen grunn å lage en teit youtube video om det. ej for min del e også en norsk youtuber so ikkje rakka ned på norge. ej laga heller teite gaming videoa som ingen bryr seg om
Ok
Did watch the video. My only complaint is that you cant complain about the wether in norway when you live in rain capital of norway. Of corse there is bad wether when you are in Bergen. Its like saying the grass is green.
Skulle gjerne sett videoen. Er mange grunner til å ikke like Norge.
I mean, her biggest grievances would living in Bergen and a struggle to find friends.
From what I recall, she specified that it was all „first world problems“ and that there weren’t really anything to complain about besides „the little things“?
Why on earth would people get upset about that?
Oh, wait, I forgot the fact that the „village idiot“ is a whole collective on the internet…
So the collective saw her „light banter“ and decided „we hate her now“???
Because people on the internet are idiots who think they know something about a country they don’t live in or have never visited. I’ve been to Norway and I would never give my opinion on what this person is saying.
It’s typical Norwegian to complain about living in Norway.
Can someone tell her I’m down to switch with her? I live in Italy, one hour away from Venice.
Noen ganger skammer jeg meg for å være norsk, men så husker jeg at jeg ikke har ansvar for hva en gjeng med tapere gjør online. Skjerp dere!
Never heard of the channel, but that was a doomed project/channel from the start if unable to handle something like that.
What were her complaints
Norwegians are one of the worst kinds of people for taking criticism, probably because they’ve been told they are the best for the last few decades.
They’re not, there are many things I dislike about living here. But overall I like it. Don’t know if I’ll stay forever, but it’s been a decade – so it’s likely. If Norway goes the way of other countries, aka, rampant racism in the west, reducing consumer rights, mass data collection (which they are already worsening in.. see latest BankID changes) – then that might change.
>People who thought the grass was greener gets mad when grass wasn’t as green as they thought.
Norway economically in terms of being looked after and stuff like that is a good country to live in but the society culture of fear in the Nordic’s is more of a blessing than a curse . Truthfully it’s far safer here than other countries but similar to japan, just not as extreme, are people following the rules because the pressure? Are people really following them cause they want to? Or out of fear of breaking them? When socetity as a whole in Nordic countries is based on fear and not being very vulnerable and people being quite reserved it can seem like a very robotic society, with people thinking and feeling and doing similar things, if you break the pattern do something different then you get socially isolated without people saying too much , and if you really upset others they won’t tell you to your face but rather maybe gossip to others like a silent knife in your back, because confrontation and being open and honest is rarely done here. The big issue with bullying in schools and the teachers infamously don’t stand up some do, but again confrontation. I don’t want to speak too negatively because there are issues all around the world but we can’t understand a nation and help others if we don’t know the issues, to solve this it will take bold Norwegians to be counter cultural and be open bold transparent and let people know if something is wrong, it takes courage but grows you as a person, people need that love and encouragement to foster a healthy environment being full is not enough! It has to be genuine!
Who is that?
Kind of sad that people hated so much on her would say most are not even from norway or been. Many wher saying she should be sent to to africa and other places just in general lot of bad comments.
I just watched the reupload. Holy shit, what an incredibly mild critique.
The rain thing is silly. But otherwise I agree with her.
Someone reuploaded her video : [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP2bi2VrAvo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP2bi2VrAvo)
„Why I hate living in norway“
Me: „Why don’t you move then?“
Crazy concept, i know.
Is she Norwegian or not, because that drastically changes the situation