Russian broadcaster Ilya Davydov, known to many online as Maddyson, opened up during a live Twitch stream about his pared‑down approach to travel. He dismissed the idea of packing an emergency suitcase, saying he prefers keeping things minimal and is not fond of lugging around heavy bags. He even noted that when he travels, he rarely carries much and often opts for a compact satchel or a small purse instead of a full backpack. A later YouTube recording of the stream confirmed these remarks.
Davydov explained, with a light shrug, that he does not pack an emergency crate or a separate bag for every possible scenario. He feels no need for extra luggage and jokes that his travel routine is designed for ease and efficiency. In practice, he tends to travel light and keeps his personal items to a minimum, citing convenience as the main driver behind his choice of a smaller bag.
During the discussion, the blogger shared a practical habit he follows when on the road: he often buys some personal belongings at his destination. He also highlighted a travel staple he never leaves behind—a comfortable tracksuit. The idea is simple: wear a good tracksuit, which he believes can serve daily needs for a week without washing, though he admits one point in the trip will involve a laundromat, typically with his wife’s help to manage the laundry cycle.
He clarified that sweatpants are not a mark of a particular stereotype. In his view, stepping out of the car in a casual outfit can convey a sense of affluence, and he says he cares little for others’ opinions about clothing. The overall takeaway is that convenience and practicality drive his wardrobe choices, not the pressure to impress.
The discussion also touched on a different, more political note: Davydov spoke about his earlier stance on moving to the United States. He indicated a reluctance to relocate permanently, emphasizing that he has no interest in becoming an illegal immigrant. Instead, he expressed a desire to enjoy basic rights commonly associated with residency in the United States, such as obtaining a driver’s license and seeking employment, should opportunities arise in the future. The remarks reflected a sense of independence in his approach to life and career, coupled with a practical wish to maintain flexibility while exploring international possibilities.