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translates to "domestic" or "home-grown" in Serbo-Croatian, typically referring to content from the Balkan region (Serbia, Croatia, Bosnia, etc.). "Kompila" is short for compilation.

Many Balkan creators have publicly begged fans to stop making "domaci kompila" videos, describing them as humiliating and financially destructive.

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