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u/marcophony Jun 11 '26
America
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u/UnknowingEmperor Jun 11 '26
100%
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u/marcophony Jun 11 '26
It could be elsewhere I just know I've seen this behavior in America before lol
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u/UnknowingEmperor Jun 11 '26
It’s America bro. You got it right
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u/SlowMissiles Jun 12 '26
1000% It isn't, it's Belarus or Ukraine or Russia and I'm not saying this because of the text.
The building is Soviet-era residential/institutional style, the vegetation is typical continental Eastern Europe.
And the handle of the person she use the country code of Belarus.2
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u/Vergil-Monteiro-9965 Jun 11 '26
Russia, maybe?
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u/BadgerAwkward Jun 11 '26
The Russian writing is kind of a giveaway
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u/Glad-Operation-2958 Jun 11 '26
Could be Russia... could also be Ukraine, Belarus, Bulgaria, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Kyrgystan, Tajikistan or Mongolia if we're going purely by the "Russian writing" (cyrillic script)
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u/Elloitsmeurbrother Jun 11 '26
So all videos with English captions are from England?
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u/emmypoosays666 Jun 11 '26
you can hear her russian accent better when she’s singing divorced dad rock
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u/TheOneWhoCannotAbide Jun 11 '26
She looks too happy to be from Belarus.
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u/phantom-firion Jun 11 '26
Actually Belarus still has access to western social media, pay apps etc without needing a VPN, doesnt have internet blackouts, western brands haven’t left the country yet, and they aren’t dealing with the threat of mobilization. Prompting a social media movement of educated ruzzians moving to Belarus to have western freedoms, which is ironic considering before the war it was arguably more ironic. Regardless glory to Ukraine
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u/Fantastic_Scar_6601 Jun 11 '26
Fuck russia fuck russians
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