Explorers (Russian)

Three videos that just turned up in my disposition matrix:


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This picture I took yesterday perfectly describes  my current mood. I have been slowly running my YouTube channel for a half a year already. But thanks to YT algorithm, my channel has grown from 4K to 70K subscribers just in a week. I’ve been getting so many comments and DMs so I don’t even have time to answer them all. I ended up searching how to deal with parasocial relationships. It’s both overwhelming and exciting. 

I also got so many donations on PayPal and Patreon so that now I can buy a new camera. I’m saying to myself that nothing changed because I will keep making videos as I planned. But now with a higher level, I have more responsibilities. The question is how to keep my videos authentic and how to prevent burnout. 

Anyways, it’s fun to follow this process. I want to say hi to all my viewers and thank you all for your support!!! 

Because of my studies I have to take a short break but soon I will return with new videos. Please let me know in comments, what topics you are interested in! Cheers ✨

See More British "intelligence" Dirt Coming Out.

Natasha lives in the Russian Far East, and this video has some interesting things about Russian Orthodox "Old believers" who emigrated to Brazil and Boliva:

Alina McLeod is Russian/Ukranian/Canadian and she has a Russian language channel. Here she is visiting Prince Albert in Saskatchewan, Canada:



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