13 Very British Problems

Not quite catching someone's name, meaning you can never speak to them again.
The agonising problems...
-Not quite catching someone's name, meaning you can never speak to them again.
-Receiving an email ending in regards and wondering what you've done to cause so much anger.
-The terror of these words: and then later i'll ask everyone to stand up and present their ideas to the room.
-The impossibility of eating a jaffa cake without someone bringing up THAT debate.
-Panicking in a sandwich shop and allowing a distressingly odd combination of fillings to happen.
-Not wanting to use an emoticon yet worrying you'll come across sarcastic without one.
-Never wanting to use an exclamation mark yet worrying you'll come across as miserable without one.
-Losing faith in your delivery halfway through telling a joke, so opting to just explain what the punchline was going to be and why.
-Seeing someone you know walking just ahead of you, so stopping dead in the street until they're completely out of sight.
-Resigning yourself to an usual and arduous train route, rather than risk sharing your commute with a colleague.
-Asking to sample an ale, disliking it and ordering a whole pint so as not to further waste the barman's time.
-Feeling your life lacks excitement, so dunking your biscuit for an irresponsibly long time.
-Saying "honestly, it's fine" to warn of imminent meltdown.
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[@BuzzFeedVideo]

How many of these "Very British Problems" do you relate to?

[@Ludovids]

I relate myself with all of them! :-)

[@stellaa6626]

I'm English, and I agree with all of them. But these apply to everyone..

[@TheEndi8]

i relate to only one

[@GBart]

I'm American and I can relate to all of it, except the one about Jaffas. They're definitely cakes, that debate's been settled.

[@goldenblade72]

You didn't have that moment when your biscuit falls into your tea and you have to try fish it out again

[@MrBWeather]

The worst is when you greet someone with "Hey, how you doing?", and they reply with anything other than "Fine thanks, you?"

[@Tess1596]

Barnaby Weatherall This is actually quite true.

[@JDstar1708]

Barnaby Weatherall "Hi how you doing" aka "honestly mate i dont care im just being polite"

[@Truccosenzinganno]

Barnaby Weatherall Then just say "Hi" and you are fine :-)

[@HannahP742]

Barnaby Weatherall Either that or someone asks you, "You alright?" and then walks away without giving you time to answer.... or just to me.

[@JDstar1708]

HannahP742 Now that's just rude.

[@creepylina]

A REAL British problem is having someone American tell you "why do you sound so posh"

[@drblaze8747]

No a real British problem is having an American tell you that Scotland isn't a real place. And that's it's the same as Narnia...

[@meganro2978]

I can't relate though because I'm from Liverpool... I HATE MY ACCENT SO MUCH FFS

[@pahbody5336]

+DrBlaze what? Are you for real? That's ridiculous!

[@JeffersSLT]

+Liziana MSP 100% agree

[@JeffersSLT]

+Liziana MSP 100% agree

[@henrietta8443]

When your digestive biscuit is too big for your cup of tea

[@wennethicus5212]

I was at a friends house the other day and we went out to buy some ginger biscuits for our tea. Then when we got back we realised the biscuits were too big for her cups. We literally went down to Oxfam on the opposite street to buy some mugs that were right size.

[@mypinkichigo]

I'm not british but i relate😂

[@discopumps]

im no engineering student, but im sure its nothing a nibble can't resolve?

[@rileygower2766]

Super Henri lol

[@smeghead4158]

why not just break it in half?

[@facedown8069]

Real British Problems: Wanting to gouge your eyes out when Americans talk about Britain like the only country in it is England.

[@jayceec7850]

Ikr!

[@morganisfree5774]

People this person deserves an award or something

[@willdeely6632]

England is in Britain mate

[@lucasgreenford5276]

Exactly!

[@SportsPhanatic17]

Obviously the two countries in England are Britain and the United Kingdom.

[@kiratrimble464]

I nearly had a heart attack when he had that hobnob in his tea for so long

[@dulcietillinghast322]

SAME i was like "thats gonna break hhhhh"

[@DazzlingDiamondThree]

Natasha Trimble saame

[@c00key]

Natasha Trimble same

[@goldiesunset32]

SAME

[@kj27wolf31]

Lol, I leave mine in until they're dust particles and drink them. Btw... 100% American over here

[@JazzyJ96771]

One thing you Americans need to be aware of. Half of the time when you're referring to British people,you actually mean English people,so be careful because some people find that annoying. To some of your surprises,England isn't the only country in Britain,there's Wales,Scotland and Northern Ireland too. So if you're saying British and mean English. SAY ENGLISH.

[@13dborden]

Caitlin warren Ss an American I knew that, but most people here are too lazy to care and just choose to be ignorant. Sorry.

[@JazzyJ96771]

Caitlin warren Ha! Looks like Devon just answered her question. Alright,well I'll call American's non-European and see how they like it.

[@PabloLayhee]

if you know that there referring to english people then it shouldnt make you upset

[@rspace105]

Unless someone from Scotland or Wales wins a world championship of something.. then they're British :P

[@gnouveli]

i always say BRITISH. thanks fyi.

[@hannah-mn9eg]

.. oh god *that* debate..

[@vick3128]

What debate?

[@aurora7442]

The "Is it a cake or a biscuit?" debate

[@unnamed3483]

Are we gonna talk about the fact that John is getting married? Sherlock

[@lyricsyt3123]

It's a cake because cakes go hard when they go off. Biscuits go soft. 😂

[@EllieKirbys_Profile]

oh every time, my favourite sociopath.

[@DonziSmash]

British problem = Sounding like a pirate because your from Somerset.

[@jasminebrook6382]

#southwestproblems I feel you

[@dragonwarrior3z]

***** Talos help me when I first saw your comment I said Summerset isles in my head....I ive been shouted at by the old fuzzy faces too much!

[@DonziSmash]

dragonwarrior3z huh i never noticed the similarity's in the names until now, although there is a big culture difference :)

[@dragonwarrior3z]

***** lol yea one is filled with asshole elves the other ive never heard of in tell now!

[@Brukn0ws]

you're*

[@excusemesirs.isthiswhereib4514]

British people do not equal London people.

[@yeahsame2843]

Ya i know like every americain thinks every british person is a londoner its annoying

[@lowri974]

YASSS I AM FROM WALES BUT HAVE AN ENGLISH ACCENT AND WHEN I MEET FOREIGN PEOPLE THEY'RE LIKE "so you from London?"

[@814912]

Exactly! I'm Scottish and sound completely different. And even in London not everyone sounds like that. I've lived in Britain my whole life, and the only person I've met with that accent is this awful snobby girl who used to go to my school and who I secretly hated.

[@ihatelactose254]

Every single time I go on holiday the conversations go like this: Person: where are you from? Me: England. Person: so you're obviously from London! Me: no, I'm from Dudley. Person: I thought you were English? Me: yes, I am English. Person: but you just said you were from Dublin. Me: no, i said Dudley. Person: Dublin? Me: Dudley. Person: dublin? Me: you know what?! Forget it! Person: is that how you treat people in England? Do you scream at people all day? Me: no... We treat them like dogs. Person: ohmygod really?! Me: I was being sarcastic! Goodbye!

[@ohhanna3927]

Yup

[@Outrageous250]

NOW Buzzfeed has ran out of ideas

[@Lipzyncable]

leave us british alone melon

[@Outrageous250]

Lipzyncable I AM British...

[@Lipzyncable]

Outrageous250 oh kk never knew!!!

[@christianaugustin7047]

***** lol

[@emzee1030]

Woah, stop fighting people! Let's bond over tea, crumpets, English breakfasts and that very cheap kebab shop round the corner! I am British, so I now qualify for saying this. 👌

[@Flustered_Potato]

You're kind of the only person I like in the comments section right now. A "high-five" to you, my friend. 👋🏾

[@tammyjohnson3392]

....I like tea

[@katiejane1337]

I'm British too!!! Hurray!!! 🇬🇧

[@firecracker5566]

I'm only going if the queens there! (I'm British to!) 👊

[@geradwayandthesassmachines301]

Pixie May1228 im brittish too!!!! Yay!!!! Also not all brits talk all posh and propet

[@katiebuss1327]

I'm a Brit 🎉

[@cat-ed9dr]

sameee

[@lewismurphy3499]

Satans Spawn why tho?

[@diormoonlight6987]

Katie Buss same

[@johnmorgan933]

Same, I'm a London boy!

[@sarahhobson4332]

Why do they stereotype

[@bethanychubb394]

I feel like the Buzzfeed videos about Britain are stereotypical most of them at least 😒

[@scarletmccluskey8529]

but most of the points in this video are true...for England at least

[@fluffypuffz9599]

+Scarlet McCluskey nope I'm English and this is a lie

[@bethanychubb394]

Scarlet McCluskey no....not really most of them are false and stereotypical.....

[@dani-kj2vo]

I'm English, and I agree. so none of these happen in ANY other countries? love this channel tho

[@jemdryden]

+Dani Taylor same. but do America make fun of us tho

[@kleverklogs]

Everyone here does realise America are just Brits that migrated elsewhere a while back right?

[@xxemmuurrhhxx]

Shhh, you're being too logical

[@Topoftheworld121]

I'm not any part British and I'm American

[@Topoftheworld121]

German, Dutch, Native American, actually I take back what I said I'm part Irish, French

[@evanswanson2540]

Lightning Shield a few Scandinavians came later on.

[@darthsuperman9278]

America can also be Mexican, Basically all of Europe, parts of Asia, and my friend's ancestors are from Australia. Think again.

[@danieladimitrieski6748]

most of these just seemed like regular problems to me

[@halcyonblacky]

+Daniela Dimitrieski Probably because we're normal people.

[@amyfarnell1621]

yup

[@callum2862]

Same

[@AkiffHssn]

I was expecting "every british expected to be 100% educated and intelligent from harvard unfortunately not all of them are"

[@danieladimitrieski6748]

drew whitelaw Yea so then whats the point it should be problems everyone experiences

[@crusty663]

Actually British people dunk their digestive biscuit in a cup of tea and then it breaks

[@alishiabarry2036]

That's what I thought was going to happen bc it happens 90% of the time 😂

[@xecium8780]

Then you my friend are a 'Risky Dunker' (don't take this as an insult)

[@crusty663]

yh whatever

[@UKFX]

Only unless they're unskilled.

[@Ellzen08]

Who dunks hobnobs? fml

[@luvstruckfairy]

THIS IS SO ACCURATE I'M CRYING

[@rbeck3200tb40]

+ScarletKie accurate ? This is bizarre Why are British people liek this I dont understand ?

[@hollyr8114]

it is, oh my gosh 😂

[@FriendlyFire111]

Because they are awesome and I'm not even british.

[@onepiece7122]

+rbeck3200tb40 because we are amazing

[@kateblum9737]

this isnt even just for british people. everyone has probably faced one of these things. so it can be accurate for anyone

[@theriam6281]

what's so British about these problems?

[@rosiemirandarivers2325]

It's a reference to a british comedian,

[@theriam6281]

Obviously Rosie Hmm...cz these problems are just normal ones, prevalent everywhere

[@aayushpaudel9338]

americans find them normal

[@okaythatsgay3999]

Nothing...that was I was thinking

[@RERTOxCRAFT]

The biggest problem Is dipping your biscuit/cookie to long and it being stuck in the bottem of your drink :/ and went you dress for a summers day of have a BBQ it rains

[@senty3134]

anyone remember being asked by an American "why do brits sound so posh" when you have a birmingham/blackcountry accent. for some reason Americans think all brits have a London accent and we all like Harry potter and eat fish&chips with a cup of TEA at hand. I mean I like tea as much as the next person but most of the people I know HATE tea. all my teachers would rather eat a gallon of PVA Glue than drink a cup of tea😑

[@rowan2241]

Also Brit doesn't mean English person. The place is Britain

[@beccac1159]

I'm not trying to take anything away from the video. I enjoyed it(though most of those don't apply to me). But the comments are a bit messed up. Let me break it down for you. British people aren't snobs generally speaking. Because all my friends and family are nice people, most of the time. However, I'm not saying there are no snobs here, but I have never met any. Just because we like to have nice things doesn't mean we are 'snobs' thank you very much.

[@beccac1159]

The last person who replied, I'm just a 12 year old girl who doesn't want to be called a snob. I only use that type of language if I'm annoyed or upset.

[@TheYafaShow]

Whats the difference between Cinderella and the England futbol team? Cinderella wanted to get to the ball.

[@fayeola8755]

Not sure if you spelling it wrong was a joke, but it's called Football*

[@AdorableLittleHeart]

Faye Olabiyi No he was correct. Futbol is the way many countries around the world spell football.

[@fayeola8755]

Oh. I guess its just a British thing then

[@oliviasykes3454]

Faye Olabiyi no Brits spell it football well were I'm' from (Yorkshire England) we do or some times we call it footie.

[@alexanderhaynes6212]

It's spelt Football

[@simeonselmon3547]

number 1 keep saying sorry all the time and not walking in a straight line and bumping into you very annoying

[@ellisehughes1963]

Yes us brits are not rude and like to apologise...... But we are very clumsy

[@microcosmicfauna9369]

According to this video, all Brits either have large foreheads or rectangle glasses.

[@1obee328]

+Didgey samee

[@aaghovia]

And are white

[@challengeaccepted1855]

I have a large forehead

[@annanbjhfbjdhfmxnbfvj8447]

+Ari A London has only 3 white peoples actually

[@annanbjhfbjdhfmxnbfvj8447]

the forehead thing is true ngl

[@Ultra504]

'13 problems weak, pathetic and unsuccessful individuals face.'

[@PolliitoAle]

I always knew I was meant to be British. I was just born in Chile by a huge landmark mistake, God was drunk.

[@1968Whyme]

A British problem would be where people tell us "I love your accent!" but we're just thinking "I have never had an accent... Df?" Because to us our accent in Britain is just the normal way to speak whereas an accent would be a Scottish or a Jordie accent because they're more rare than the average English accent. To us, Americans have accents and so do Australians and Canadians, as far as we know, our accent doesn't count as an accent. Anyway who compliments someone on the way they speak? Can't you compliment someone on their eyes or hair because complimenting someone's distinct English 'accent' is the least flattering thing to do because we were born in England unlike our hair which we might've spent hours washing, drying and plaiting.

[@SilveImp]

Accually its truh well i dont no how to talk another way

[@jjrisia4963]

everyone who speaks has an accent! just because you do not notice yours doesnt mean you dont have one. I went to exeter recently for a conference and i has a few people tell me that the could tell i was from london and not the local area, and could guess which area, i was quite surprised as i ddnt think my accent was that obvious (to me most people in england sound the same apart from obvious regional accents in the midlands i really couldn't tell the difference between an exeter accent from a london accent) but apparently to ther people it was a clear west london accent, wierd. But we have accents!

[@rachellowes1430]

Geordie* ;) I'm from Newcastle

[@SuperHicks82]

A compliments a bloody compliment get over it, at least they're saying something nice anyway!!

[@vineflower]

1968Whyme It's Geordie

[@smiththeredeemer3166]

Those of you who are saying "British people are so snobby and uptight", Which country are you talking about in particular, eh. theres four to choose from incase you havnt noticed? Look, everywhere you go, there will be atleast one snobby uptight person, it's not like they all live in "Britain". So everyone stop making stupid immature whiney statements THROUGH the internet based on silly stereotypes.

[@TheChemist2159]

I didn't get the video. All I can extrapolate from it was that, being very British must suck.

[@alex-ke1fs]

When my biscuit brakes and it's at the bottom of my cup and when I reach the end of my tea I start drinking soggy biscuit happened many times God being posh is so hard.....

[@dod6031]

British people? Obviously youve never lived in Scotland...

[@superawesomejc5267]

EXACTLY 🙌🏻

[@MaDbOx211]

+libby 940 English arent you?

[@foreveraunicorn917]

I'm Scottish and proud ! Where my scots at!

[@myamoosy3272]

+Forever A Unicorn ur name is unicorn that's 3 people

[@theoanise3989]

scotland is part of britain *facepalms*

[@h_wavey7006]

still we love are Britain x

[@iris9202]

our

[@beatricefranks5498]

Cough cough David Cameron cough cough tories cough cough

[@JasperCasper24]

Spot the labour ^

[@sillys0cks]

the worst problems

[@edwardallam2373]

Like labour would do any better

[@slinky212]

Cough cough any political party in Britain even the greens because they're going to make fuel expensive so we ride bikes (probably) cough cough

[@aizhan2149]

How is Labour going to change the country.

[@BroKickStudios]

what the hell is wrong with the guys accent (i'm English and have never heard such a fake sounding accent)

[@emikochan13]

you must not get out much :p

[@mrjude64]

The accent you have is not the only british accent, there are many variations just like in any country

[@maxhaggard]

Have you seen Hollywood?

[@mrjude64]

i happen to disagree

[@BroKickStudios]

i live in London and have heard all kinds of british accents but this one just doesn't sound right to me.

[@jowatstudios]

okay, let me just say........ WHY DOES EVERY COUNTRY DIS OUR ACCENTS! seriously its so annoying because only a few people have those accents in Britain. You wouldn't like it if we made fun of your accents, would you non-British people

[@yeahsame2843]

I know like not every british person has a london accent like americains think

[@lorbaborb]

Most londoners don't have those accents

[@コノハさん]

Bluestar I agree even though I'm polish

[@lucyslife6051]

im British hiiiii i agree

[@BankruptMonkey]

Americans tend to think British accents are insanely hot and want to date a person with said accent even if they are only mildly attractive physically so it's basically the opposite of a dis here. Don't mean to contradict you just bringing up an additional perspective you may not have encountered before.

[@kumi3127]

British Problems: Everyone forgetting that Scotland and Wales are also in Britain

[@alexanderhaynes6212]

And Northern Ireland

[@Zerpfizz]

Alexander Haynes No, Northern Ireland is part of the UK, but not Britain.

[@LilithWolfheart]

I cry every time someone says that Wales is a town in England.

[@shadowassasiniscool]

LilithWolfheart I've never heard that! all i've heard about the other countries in britain is some are sheep-shaggers and the others are skirt wearing gingers!! XD (i've got nothing against the welsh and the scottish btw...my nan is welsh and David Tennant is scottish so that justifies them to me ;P)

[@Pecky2Cruddy]

It might as well be in england it a shit hole we can help you

[@DeBallas]

I don't get the jaffa cake one

[@tamaboyle]

Is it a cake? Is it a biscuit? What is it?

[@DeBallas]

Tama Boyle cake... Jaffa cake not jaffa biscuit. People argue about this?

[@Blackdragon5284]

Alex Smith It's a chocolate covered cake, and is categorised by the food industry as a cake, that's why you don't pay VAT on Jaffa Cakes. It has a sponge base and their consistency when stale is the same as other cakes.

[@mattlm64]

Alex Smith A biscuit is hard, not spongy.

[@spikeyfish]

DeBallas Basically a company pays less tax if a confectionery is officially a cake, rather than a biscuit. A Jaffa Cake, when you eat one, is arguably similar to a biscuit, and that's what the argument is. There was a legal battle over this however, and the conclusion was that biscuits go soft when expired, and cakes go hard. Jaffa Cakes go hard once expired, so they didn't have to legally change their brand name.

[@veronica-fp7cz]

I can't enjoy a good crumpet with somebody screaming "DO YOU WANT SOME TEA WITH THAT?!"

[@keighleyskelly5291]

ok so i live in the north of england and i have a chavvy accent, the exact same as phil lester and people think just bc im from england, i talk posh and i rly don't lmao

[@Armsby5134]

I went to America a few months back, and everyone thought I was Irish because I'm from Newcastle.

[@chap0syoutuification]

+Albobz Gaming To be fair I know a guy from Sunderland and he often sounds Irish. My geordie mates sounds clearly geordie though.

[@actuallypetewentz3109]

I'm goddamn Scouse it's a whole new language in itself 😂

[@Milliewalton1901]

North isn't chavvy. South east London is chavvy.

[@rhiannajay9687]

+Keighley Skelly same i;m from wiltshire (in the south west) so i literally sound like a farmer but people think i sound posh

[@Daisy-rd1go]

Gosh we're so awkward. I love it. 😂

[@WiWillemijn]

an emoticon is not with a nose... adults always do this :-) but its :)... to me xD

[@chericheu]

:^)

[@chloegoulding8071]

:o)

[@jeeba1455]

8==============D

[@thaxrbn9151]

x-D

[@terencekreft482]

;^{

[@tai3802]

When you bump into someone and say: “op.. sorry”

[@rowan2241]

Or just constantly saying sorry🤣

[@horrorjunkie92]

I'm British (well, English is a more correct term) and didn't get this at all. What's the joke about Jaffa Cakes?

[@Darkstar1618]

Is it a biscuit or a cake? The ETERNAL argument.

[@horrorjunkie92]

Oh okay.

[@Gr1m_laden_7]

Darkstar1618 I have only had that debate once and I wasn't eating one at the time...

[@thehigster842]

It's not a biscuit or a cake. It's heaven.

[@5809AUJG]

What in hell is a Jaffa cake? Looks gross. I prefer mallomars, as all good Americans should. Ta!

[@Doomtrain55]

God all these people commenting are clueless. All of this is so accurate

[@alexanderhaynes6212]

It is accurate for every single country NOT just Britain

[@TrindyForce]

Alexander Haynes Americans have exactly 0 of these problems. We are supremely overly familiar and are totally fine with seeing friends on our commute or while we're out doing stuff. We don't eat biscuits or jaffa's because they're shit anyway so that's not a problem. We're total drama queens and never utter the words "Honestly, it's fine." ever. So no, we don't have these problems.

[@sarabertschinger6853]

TrindyForce maybe you don't, but i do. All i'm trying to say is, don't speak for everyone.

[@cmarquino]

TrindyForce i think it depends on the person, i live in America and have some of these problems. its personal, not really regional.

[@MrDwarfMountain]

Alexander Haynes I'm British but I live in America and I don't agree with you. For example the one about hating to share your ideas in front of lots of people doesn't happen in America because they are bought up to naturally want to share their ideas and to be confident when speaking infront of people, and just confident in general.

[@kateFGMP]

I'm brazilian and I can't relate to none of them. Honestly, it looks really sad. Maybe is cultural, but we love to be social.

[@samuelkoslover5309]

Im british and it is a sort of cultural trend. I would guess that because Brazil has a generally hot climate you people are allways chilled.

[@stellamaris1611]

I am Brazilian too, and this all sounds terrible. I don't see british people acting that way. It sounds much more like Swiss Problems. No place can be colder or sadder than Switzerland.

[@hollywoodf0rzo]

What the fuck you guys are fucking stupid

[@bennettforsenate]

you cant relate to them because you are brazilian. Hence the name of the video "very british problems"

[@wargamerproducions]

***** what about north of finland or sweden fucking hell shit get cold

[@amybury3836]

I’m British my family and I constantly debate over which way to eat a Jaffa cake

[@memsus2346]

0:43 oh my god. So true, recently I went to subway and had a breakdown. I'm never going there again.

[@EPStrategies]

The only one that is true is the bloody jaffa cake one. Also, how come you think every one from the uk speaks like this? Im northern irish and yes i have a fairly "posh" accent but every where you go in the uk, people will have different accents. I live near belfast and i have a compleatly different accent to the majoraty of people who live there even though we are all from the same county. And dont even get me started on the whole northern ireland is seperate from the rest thing. I find that all of buzz feeds videos about british people are compleatly wrong. Before you go around telling the impressionable young of america what you THINK we are like, then how about you come over here and find something out for yourselves instead of talking stupid, untrue statements from an idiotic site made by an absolute bell-end!

[@bmulhalland5009]

I agree I live in down and theres like no were else that sounds the same

[@cjaoshenyjc7276]

IKR. I live in London and in a one mile radius I can come across multiple different accents all spoken from born and bred white english people. Its funny because none of the list applied to me

[@EPStrategies]

CJAOSHENY JC finally someone who agrees thank you

[@blupolo2389]

I lived in Poland for 10 years and didn't see difference between American English and UK English now I do because I live here, yeah lots of accents.

[@user-mj6yk3tf2e]

***** whether a jaffa cake is a biscuit or a cake

[@Michael-Oh]

When a Scottish person hands over a Scottish 5 pound note in an English shop and the English person at the till doesn't except it because it's Scottish...

[@girv98]

Don't they have to accept it by law?

[@Michael-Oh]

They look at it like if it where a foreign note, but it's not... -_-

[@top10spotlights]

I've got to admit, the Scottish notes look fucking awesome compared to ours (wales) and england

[@jnw85]

That Curious Artist not going to lie I saw my 1st Scottish not last month when working at the till I was a bit baffled

[@TwistedMind26]

That Curious Artist You guys wanted your independence, so I guess you're getting it.

[@_oTanThuan]

i love british people and England despite i'm an asian. F*ck yeah :)

[@hentaigod1963]

You are a great person.

[@_oTanThuan]

thanks :)))

[@abbydicken]

+Stephen Do SAME I'm asian and I love English people and England too! :)

[@_oTanThuan]

where do you from, i'm from Vietnam :)

[@_oTanThuan]

that's pretty cool . wow, i'm half-campodian half Vietnamese, my daddy live in Vietnam so my family live in Vietnam. :) nice to meet you

[@victreebeloverlord1185]

Going to America and they ask where you're from and you say London even though you live on a rock of the coast of Devon 😂🇬🇧

[@EriAirlangga]

When you write "agonising" and people try to correct you

[@Mac-nx1hg]

my problem is people think I'm Australian and where I live in America there are no British people here,

[@FredoSantana90]

Wheres that then

[@Mac-nx1hg]

+TJ Williams Texas

[@tigerlilygirlx5677]

I'm Scottish but don't have a clear Scottish accent and I always get asked where I'm from (from Scottish and non-Scottish people). English, Australian, and American come up a lot; just any country that speaks english is a guess.

[@notactuallyOti]

+Tigerlilygirl X Yeah I'm from different places in Britain but I don't think have a very different accent from anyone else where I live but most of the time I get asked where I'm from bc my "Accent sounds interesting" My brother never gets asked this and he's from the same countries and has the same background!

[@adamharrison927]

you'd you come to live in america? (I'm English and I really want to move there)

[@sharongrindrod9530]

They real biggest issue is accidentally dropping your digestive I your tea

[@LoverWitch]

Holy crap. Does every british person have social phobia?

[@PaddySnuffles]

Lol A lot of these apply to Canadians too. Especially to the Anglo-Saxon Canadians.

[@roseandstem8054]

Nobody gives a shit about Canada

[@PaddySnuffles]

Roseand Stem The countries we freed during WW2 would disagree. As well as our Queen. For starters.

[@roseandstem8054]

YOUR QUEEN!

[@PaddySnuffles]

Roseand Stem Yes! Queen Elizabeth II is Queen of Canada! Why did you think we have her on our money?

[@roseandstem8054]

Lol! I'm not Canadian or British fool

[@j.cdanquah4360]

When someone hands you a cup of tea and just stands there expecting you to drink it when you didn't ask for it.

[@mark81953]

who also read the comments after the video in a british accent

[@OfficialLuckGaming]

i read it in a Yorksha' accent.

[@Wumblebum]

What kind of British accent? A scottish one? A welsh one? A northern one? A south-west one? (there is no such thing as a british accent)

[@OfficialLuckGaming]

Cattin Shalashaska I imagine he meant the stereotypical posh one.

[@Wumblebum]

OfficialLuckGaming yeah so a "non-regional british accent" which nobody even uses xD

[@alexbreen9948]

Cattin Shalashaska A queen one, because that's the sterotype

[@maisiesharp6024]

When you dunk your biscuit for to long and it falls into your tea.

[@MapleLoveCosplay]

Okay, but WHAT'S "THAT" DEBATE?

[@christinasimpson4647]

Jaffa cakes had a law suit about whether or not it's a biscuit or a cake so that's the debate :)

[@hannahhobnob8029]

I thought it meant the debate about the many differnet ways people eat jaffa cakes.

[@Iliketurtles-yh9uf]

IS THAT LAITO ?

[@draghteran4586]

THAT debate, referring to how some people eat them. A) just take a bite out of it, or B) lick the chocolate off the top, eat the cake bit, then eat the jelly centre. Not gonna lie *I do B*

[@tobycohen7898]

Its not that debate. Otherwise it wouldn't be an english thing

[@sulaimaankhan4588]

Honestly the last one is honestly fine

[@tuneslover18]

Every british guy looks like Chris o'dowd.

[@nopnoownopenope8708]

Ok, Britain = Scotland, England, Northern Ireland and Wales Not just England!

[@Zerpfizz]

Nope, Northern Ireland is part of the UK, but not Britain!

[@irelandstjohn588]

Zerpfizhd Ireland is Ireland. It's own country. Britain is in the uk. So ur wrong

[@Zerpfizz]

Ireland stjohn I didn't mention Ireland, I said Northern Ireland...

[@nathaniel2026]

the reason they think Britain is just England is because it is the most relevant and the best. Jus saying...

[@irelandstjohn588]

no, but it is NOT IRELAND

[@elliegospel1996]

I'm British and I was just wondering (if there are any other British people reading this) is it just me or have non of them things happened to you before/pretty sure they aren't just British things to do

[@harpodjangorose9696]

I don't get it. Why would you stop in your tracks rather than say hi to someone you know on the street, unless you don't like them.

[@aerach5040]

I do the same thing, or I completely avoid them - and that is my best friend. I don't know why, but British people seem to be viewed as just being very socially awkward and/or having anxiety problems. :/

[@kalliste01]

Because you don't want to talk to them or have a conversation when you have something to do. I do this a lot, or the avoidance look into a shop window as you walk by.

[@greatpotterland]

Because it's awkward to do so, even if it is your best friend. I mean, you are talking to them in front of a lot of people, it's just embarrassing. Not only that but coming next to someone from behind is awkward too so ...

[@veroxneo]

Your not British

[@vianeyastridroman1463]

Potterzilla Series I do this all the time, if I haven't seen someone were like hey! And talk for a minute and go about our lives...but I'm not british. I'm from a city that borderders Mexico so we have both Ameeican and Mexican cultures so it is way different.

[@gaysatan5064]

I forgot to get biscuits for my tea so I had to go downstairs again. ugh *eats scones and watches the great British bake off while hailing the queen*

[@onehappypepper8732]

Nooooo. David Cameron. that's the biggest problem.

[@mylittlehyrule]

onehappy pepper lmao, he *was*

[@professorphoenixia1245]

onehappy pepper Idk why, but I dislike Theresa. Maybe coz she's from the conservatives party

[@faudanke4459]

When people get mad that you say bloody too often

[@MainForcePatrolKZ]

We don't consider these 'problems' in Yorkshire.

[@ewanmcadam4097]

a fellow Yorkshire man y'right pal

[@LoyalistViral]

Ewan Mcadam MainForcePatrolKZ I'm from South Yorkshire, where you two from?

[@MainForcePatrolKZ]

LoyalistViral I'm south

[@ewanmcadam4097]

North

[@momonomay3011]

In some areas of Britain, you have times where you walk along the streets of your town with your friends when you're like 13, and some 30 something year old guy comes up to you and asks for a lighter

[@aa516365]

murica

[@Gxnetic]

Trust me we're not all like this. I have no idea why they've portrayed us like this.

[@croissantlife8216]

We don't we are just standing up from you half hearted Americans who think that they are the universe and everyone should worship them. And no tea and crumpets aren't the number 1 thing we love, most now like coffee, yet I am still a tea fan

[@Lawr]

,

[@mystigreen7779]

I hate you. You are an ass whatever race you are. Hell, I wish I WAS the centre of the universe. Then I would have people like you muted

[@lindalemoni5428]

that's the US..

[@goldenapple6209]

When your biscuit gets soggy and falls into the cup

[@terrytreger7152]

When you're American but people ask if you're British just because you drink tea.

[@hellopeopleimacatd7695]

😂😂

[@hellopeopleimacatd7695]

I feel ya

[@hannahsargent5905]

Terry Treger why would that even make you english that makes no sense at all

[@hannahsargent5905]

Terry Treger also if you mean England it's English

[@youramanwhore996]

I am British and this is extremely true

[@sirroxalot]

As an American, I'm just curious. Are Brits scared of each other or something? Over here we'll say anything to anyone at any time.

[@kingofepicness00]

+sirroxalot the southerners are really socially awkward like even in a shop the cashier wont speak to you. but in the north people are more sociable and friendly we will tell someone our whole life story if you are sitting next to us on a bus

[@sirroxalot]

+liam booth Oh, ok. I live in the Southern United States. We treat everyone like family, even strangers.

[@sirroxalot]

+Jasir Hamed Fair enough.

[@beccaford7762]

As a British person I can not relate to a single thing in this video. It's stereotypical and no we are not scared of each other 😂

[@dotijani38]

yh Brits are scared of immigrants

[@amybarrett5905]

God I love being British we are so awkward😂

[@munalabid1718]

the moment when you relate to this video more than you relate to anything

[@FromeMone]

For a dollar a day, you can help fund for a better future for all Brits.

[@mybills1989]

Not with the US dollar Exchange rate!!! :)

[@alexanderbateman5581]

I bet you anything that im stuck between two people that said "FIRST!!!!".

[@lilysoulcatcher3970]

Lol I just said troll

[@frickenbored]

This video forgot the biggest problem that British people have...the unavailability of toothpaste.

[@iiLucy]

Luis De Santiago Bang bang, babyyy

[@rosexo916]

Kay so, I haven't been in some of these situations (I don't really go out much unless I have to, lol) But most of these are SO. DAMN. RELATABLE. Honestly, how is this so accurate!?!?!

[@aliup9879]

Watered down beer watered down deer

[@diegogp5020]

This is too true, and I am not even British, I just live in a British Colony.

[@Utonian21]

You know what are the worst? English PC gamers.

[@Utonian21]

***** A little late to this party

[@Utonian21]

***** LOL

[@ameliaglendinning8855]

I saw my science teacher once at the station and so hid behind a bunch of people, also had an extremely awkward conversation with my English teacher at London Bridge station 😂

[@lana6430]

When they think England is all made up of just London and we all speak posh and drink tea and biscuits

[@pinktion3660]

I am a British Muslim and I go through all this stuff and I ALWAYS keep my biscuit in my tea/milk for a long amount of time and the name forgetting and except the beer/wine thing

[@emilysmellfox4784]

LillianStarPrincesses I don't do biscuits with tea because I hate getting the biscuit grain things at the bottom so I just do it milk and 1 sugar

[@MJ-rt6qo]

Says train route Shows bus

[@tilly1361]

A British problem is the biscuit breaking after you have dipped it in for too long😂

[@fablihanbar]

why is everyone so butt hurt about this..? i mean i saw a lot of videos about stereotyping americans and i find them hilarious! you should just take it from a comedic side and not take everything so seriously haha (this goes for everyone)

[@BlueNexa]

Honestly, it's fiiine Long live the Queen

[@lauryn3179]

When the Rich Tea biscuit is too big to fit your mouth.

[@MrNastyTouch]

I dont get it im british but all these problems just seem like Beta problems.

[@sumisoli2406]

lol, one day I said thank you to the 'person' holding the door before realising that there was a door stopper ... British problems

[@eliseroseleaf]

oh and that 'oop' noise in awkward moments like bumping into someone and going the same way

[@crystaljones9445]

Shoot me

[@dylanford8634]

Crystal Jones YOUR PROFILE OMG

[@evierock969]

When your biscuit is too big for your cup of tea

[@lucastheunicorn2082]

I live in England and this is honestly the most accurate thing

[@jessiemiller4238]

These aren't British problems, this happens to everyone.. A British problem would be everyone badly copying their accent

[@byronaspinall1165]

People who try to copy British accents piss me off. I almost slapped a girl because of this.

[@everigby9558]

And when they do a really posh accent saying its british and I'm like well I suppose you could class that as an upper class west London accent it doesn't work for anywhere else

[@briggs9187]

BYRON ASPINALL if you see Madonna .... ever... Slap her for me, her British accent pisses me off.

[@alexbreen9948]

Yep most people in Britain talk like :HEY MATE PASS ME THE XBOX CONTROLLER LA"

[@byronaspinall1165]

briggs9187 do you mind if I use a bat?

[@kimzee59]

when you dunk your biscuit into your tea, and the biscuit breaks off :( RIP Custard cream.

[@Quonk079]

I cry for many days and many nights.

[@sundowner8326]

Apparently, 'Murica doesn't even have custard creams.

[@sundowner8326]

Wow, I'm glad to be British!

[@SuperSonic-fk6yq]

+kimzee59 Who dunks custard creams in tea, surely that would take away from the taste of the custard cream? Hobnobs or Digestives are the way to go with regards to dunking.

[@bellawhitehouse9709]

I know so sad :(