I can't more. I spent my Tuesday arguing with people who loved the video...
First of all, it illustrates a big palette of Bulgarian complexes. We invented the computer and we are the cleverest and we are the strongest but then we are always f***ed. And BTW, Sofia is the second oldest city in Europe. Uh, no, capital. Uh, no, actually, the second oldest city, which is a capital NOW. But they don't mention this twist of the facts, that I'd call deception. And the dude who moved the Roman capital to Constantinople actually wanted to move it here. Not that we can prove it, but we are so much cooler, he definitely did want that. BTW his favourite horse was called Trixie. True story! Cherni Vrah is "almost as high" as Olympus...
In Ruse we have a saying that people from Sofia are such provincialists, that they think Vitosha is "the highest" and Iskar is "the deepest". They don't see anything further than that because, you know, Sofia is the s*it, who cares about anything else. Yeah, abroad (in the amazing CHUZHBINA which is something mystical for Bulgarians because apparently there is milk and honey in the streets) there is some cool stuff, but anyway, abroad is soooo faaaaaar and it's beyond the border, and we all know borders are a HUUUUUUGE problem and there we all feel like gypsies because we are the greatest but no one respects us and we are soooo poooor and God hates us although we once had 3 seas. It's 3 seas, serious stuff! So, we gotta build 3 highways for Sofians to get to the seaside because this is what infrastructure is for and we don't care someone may want to produce something and export it on these highways because no one would want to buy Bulgarian stuff anyway. Plus, if he has money to export, he can build his own highway. MUST BUILD MAGISTRALA TO SEASIDE FOR PEOPLE FROM SOFIA!
Then the whole thing goes on talking how important it is that some city is God-chosen to be a capital. Woo-hoo a ca-pi-tal. It's not a game, it's serious - it's a ca-pi-tal.
And my favourite part is how they show that they have trams. 5-6 times during the video you see the damn TRAMS and you think - WOW, Sofia must be so awesome, they have TRAMS there! No other Bulgarian city has trams and the author of the video was apparently thinking "In your face, cultureless provincialists, you don't have TRAMS!" Surprisingly for me, they didn't show an escalator.
Apparently, this is a promotional video for Sofia to become Cultural Capital of Europe 2019. But for 2019 it's Bulgaria's turn anyways, so all these lies and deceptions and misconceptions are aimed against the other Bulgarian cities that are applying for Cultural Capital: Plovdiv, Varna, Burgas and Ruse.
My personal favourite is Plovdiv, which happens to be about 6000 years old, has a Greek amphitheatre that is still used, has a whole "old city" and has a lot to offer. Furthermore, it's not famous, so it has a lot to win from being Cultural Capital of Europe 2019, as opposed to Sofia which will win nothing.
Varna is famous anyway, they get many tourists. And I am not sure they have a lot of culture. Burgas' application made me laugh. These guys really don't know when to keep quiet. And my love Ruse is not in its shiniest moment, although there are 7-8 years till 2019 and if the economy goes well, who knows?

This happened in my head while I was watching. BTW, Walla Walla sounds like Baden-Baden. :D