5 Things I LOVE About The United Kingdom! *The TRUTH*

[@sylviagreybe672]

We love JT!!! ❤️ You're such a likeable guy, JT, but also, the respect and appreciation and willingness to learn that you show towards British people and culture is what made people fall in love with your content. No arrogance, no assumptions; just fun, happiness and a genuine interest in the UK. Keep it up, you're great.

[@janphillips2534]

Us Brits, love people who genuinely like the UK. You and Anna, not forgetting Charley and Maggie are so natural and your interest in Britain is genuine. I for one look forward to your posts and watch them the minute they come up. Keep going . You’re definitely an honorary Brit.

[@richardjohnson2026]

Us Brits really enjoy people who are interested in our little island and who we are. We want to help you learn and enjoy your videos like I and many many Brits do. You JT and Anna are the most lovely, natural and honest people I've seen on here. Keep doing what you do, it's great! Looking forward to Reactmass this year again!

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

"That's what makes y'all y'all". I have never heard a more Kentucky comment in my life :) So many Americans don't know much about the UK (or anywhere in the rest of the world) and don't want to learn. Seeing an American who's keen to learn, is genuine and respectful, and is enjoying the journey - that's wonderful.

[@rufus1346]

The main thing I appreciate more than love is our NHS. I am British but have spent many years in the US too, not for a long time though. Got my green card in the mid 80's when I was young and fit and the last time I was there was in 1999 when I was still fit but not so young. I am now in my late 50's and have had a string of medical problems which if I had been in America would have cost me over half a million dollars. Our NHS is very good but it can take a while to get seen!

[@brockmacdonald8127]

Dude it not just Brits that love your videos. Im in Canada and I think you and Anna are great people. You're real and honest nature is universal. Peace and Love.

[@OrkneyIngaG]

Hi JT, I'm from the Orkney Islands, in the North of Scotland. We were part of Norway before we were annexed to Scotland in 1472. We have loads of history, including the Unesco World Heritage Site, the Heart of Neolithic Orkney, which is 3 x 5000 year old stone age sites. Love your enthusiasm in your videos.👍

[@Shroudey]

I think the reason you've earned the respect of us brits is your genuine passion an interest in learning about our Country. Like, I'm not remotely patriotic, but it's nice to see an American that doesn't just assume they're right all the time understands that differences between us don't always have to be a competition lol

[@normanwallace7658]

Even In our darkest hour the British have always found solas in the humour that can be found in the most dire situation & Laughter really is the greatest medicine & like the Monty Python song we always look on the bright side of Life !!

[@muzz3564]

Very true 👍

[@sandwitch4300]

Love when you remind us of why we should love our Country and not take things like the luxury of peace for granted especially in these troubled times. I love the medieval era and how a beautiful 800 year old building can still be standing in the middle of a modern town. 🇬🇧🕊🇺🇸

[@jeanproctor3663]

Plantagenet, Tudor and Victorian history have always fascinated me (just as suggestions). I can't understand people that would want to throw shade your way, JT, because you come across as a very genuine and lovely bloke. Your Anna is onto a winner with you, she's a very lucky lass - and you're a very lucky chap with her too. You're both so well matched. ❤

[@colinhawes1907]

Like my mum taught me years ago... "you never learn if you don't ask". You ask and you get a response. Looking forward to next month. Have a happy holiday or as us Brits say, Merry Christmas.

[@alanmiller6519]

What I love about your channel is you genuinely want to learn about our country, you are very repectful to all of us, and you have a great sense of humour, and we Brits love a good piss take, its not as good as in the past as we are currently suffering from cancel culture in the country, comedians are actually avoiding live shows because of the snowflakes and backlash they get for a jkoke that may offend a minority of people. Jennifer Saunders doesn't want to make anymore Absolutely Fabulous episodes because 9f the cancel culture that exists here now.

[@todmorden]

You and Anna are so easy going and likeable. It is no surprise to see your channel take off. I remember the excitement of the early days when you would put on a thousand new subscribers after each video. You deserve your success and there is much more to come. My favourite period of history is the Neolithic (Stonehenge era) I love the mystery of it all.

[@Paul_Allaker8450]

We love you man, you are an honorary Brit! Keep doing what your doing and forget the haters.🇺🇲🤝🏻🇬🇧👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@EmilyCheetham]

My favourite era of uk history is the Victorians. They brought Christmas as it is today to uk, they created the first stamps, the architecture, the first schools (bringing education to more people), the wallpaper designs, the music, the furniture, plus the way the rich lived is fascinating. Then everything about the monarchy. Iv been watching stuff on victorian history for years and I still don’t know everything.

[@thebristolianmackem2039]

Interesting fact my ancestors the lombards brought Christmas/Yuletide to Germany before reaching England there from Scania Sweden originally called the winnili odin is the original father Christmas the lombards celebrated Odin more than other tribes as they were his favorite tribe and gave them there name Lombard meaning long beards and granted them victory over there enemies the vandals they were called Long beards because the women fought beside the men with there hair over there faces to appear more intimidating

[@goaboy2294]

Why was it called Victorian ?

[@EmilyCheetham]

​@thebristolianmackem2039 yes aspects of Christmas came from Germany to england from I think prince Albert's sidecofvthe family? But queen Victoria's family popularised it and added things to make it what it is today. I also think the person who put together the components to make Christmas crackers was invented it in victorian era (although the separate parts may have been invented earlier).

[@EmilyCheetham]

​@@goaboy2294it was called the victorian era as it was when queen victoria was on the throne in uk.

[@thebristolianmackem2039]

@@EmilyCheetham the very first people to celebrate it where the Indo European migrationists india being the most talked of origin

[@muzz3564]

Good on ya JT. Speaking as a Brit,we like genuineness. If someone is authentic it shows and we appreciate it. Also yr willingness to learn goes a long way.... keep up the good work Brother 👍

[@themoderntemplar1567]

We can smell bs from waaay off so watching someone who is genuinely eager to learn about us Brits and our looooong history is quite flattering. Especially in an age where nations histories are misrepresented and cancel culture is so pervasive. The fact that you & Anna take time and seem to enjoy our culture is wonderful to watch. Not forgetting your surname, chances are your ancestors played a part in our history too. My favourite parts of UK history has to be WWII When Britain stood alone despite the odds, immortalised in Sir Winston Churchill's "We will fight them on the beaches" speech. Followed by the Falklands war.

[@lauraroe2632]

We are your family love all your reactions . You truly have a lot of respect for the brits and the UK it’s nice to hear and see keep the videos coming and we will keep watching them 👍👍🤪

[@TroyTSFoliver]

Jt your always going to be one of us 💯 We see you are genuinely interested and not just doing it for clicks I always look forward to a jt video 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@iangt1171]

Thanks JT for the compliments 😊 You and Anna are very nice people, funny and honest and that's what we like. My favourite British history is Viking because I was born in the area which was at the heart of the Danelaw and not far from York and I recently discovered I'm genetically about 10% Scandinavian which pleases me no end. There's just something magical and mysterious about the Vikings which is fascinating 😁

[@carolinegeorge2982]

JT, love your videos, you are warm and friendly, and willing to learn. I think you and Anna are my favourite people to watch and pretend we are all friends . Keep up the good work x

[@marysmith1922]

I first met American back in 1965. I was a Nanny for an American Air Force Captain and his wife. They would take me to our local AirForce Base and I met a shed load of fresh faced 18 year old GIs who were on their way to Nam. Not all of them came back, it was heart breaking as a young 15 1/2 year old. The memories of that time stays with me to this day. Oh yes some of the lads taught me to drink JD! 🤣🤣

[@RoxanneLavender]

Kentucky is my favorite US state because of you and Anna. It used to be Minnesota, but now it's Kentucky.

[@79BlackRose]

That made me lol when you said about a villain with a Kentucky accent - nobody is taking him seriously. That is so true! 😂

[@glastonbury4304]

For 5 things you nailed it JT...you and your Mrs are absolute diamonds 🇺🇲🇬🇧

[@margaretnicol3423]

Making a list about the things I love was harder than a list of the things I hate??? That was not a good start. 🤣🤣🤣

[@aequanimitas]

I think JT and Anna are a really wholesome and cute couple and I enjoy watching them, for their personalities.

[@amyclaire27]

The one thing that stands out for me about history is the topic we did on the Tudors and Stuarts in year 5 at junior school. Really got me interested in history x

[@helenhallas9545]

Uk folk love people who are honest and friendly like you and Anna. You are fun to be around, I love your videos

[@andrewvalentine6977]

Speaking of accents theres an old comedy drama called Aufeidersein Pet (sorry for misspelling) from the late 80s/early 90s. It has about 7 different accents. You probably couldn't react to it but you could check it in your own time.

[@Fr0z3n_Fr0st18]

As a Brit I agree with you JT especially the loyalty to the football team as my home team has recently got american owners called the piatak family.

[@snowqueen_8958]

My husband is British he's from Cornwall and i loved when i was over in the uk to see his family and it was nice

[@andykegs5584]

So someone must have suggested this before but if you love history you should watch the kids show Horrible Histories (based off a book series of the same name) it’s so good! It’s funny, gross and educational!

[@msboomerizzle303]

JT, you and Anna are truly lovely people. That's why we all think the world of you both. I always look forward to your uploads because I know they'll be entertaining, funny and precise. You do your research and it shows. Never stop. Much love from Scotland ❤

[@nickhaswell6011]

Your a really great guy that appreciates good things wherever you go including uk, im british in uk and i really appreciate your honesty well done keep it up you and your partner, love watching your channel keep up the good work

[@celiaworrall175]

Love your videos. You’re so lovely to us Brits. I love watching you and Anna getting the land ready for your house. Can’t wait to see it all finished and ready for you to move into ❤️ . Lots of love from Birmingham England ❤️

[@russellipson7782]

I started listening to you last year during Reactmas. I lived in England for two years. I'm from Utah but love England!

[@jenniferholden9397]

My family team is Manchester United when they’re doing well or not they’re my boys. Bobby Charlton has always been my hero. You are so welcome to come here and enjoy the richness of our little country and it’s history. We are not just London, in fact we are sick of London sucking the rest of the country dry. I’m from Lancaster and 25 miles down the road I’d Preston and difference in our accents is astounding. It ticks me off when we’re critical of our traditional food, but we eat what we grow and one of the best tings you can have is a Sunday roast beef dinner, but please don’t make me eat Yorkshire Pudding, I’m from Lancashire, we don’t want that over baked pancake, my dad called it fill belly, we just eat more beef and all the sides. I’d love to sit you down, feed you up and tell you about my family that came over from Ireland about 1630, they settled in a little village on the river Lune, and all these years later I can see the river lune from my home, I’m on the other side of the river though. We like to eat, drink, laugh and shoot the breeze. Have fun and a happy life to you all.

[@daviddavies3637]

My favourite point in history? The early campaign of Owain Glyndwr's rebellion. So damned close to winning but his allies made some stupid mistakes.

[@darthwiizius]

Well if you're allied to a Hotspur then don't be surprised when it all goes Spursey....

[@daviddavies3637]

@@darthwiizius 🤣 They should have picked a better name. It's an albatross around their neck. As for the French ... imagine coming to help, besiege a castle that had a garrison of only a dozen or so men, and failing to take it because someone had forgotten to pack the trebuchet.

[@cyberash3000]

the reasons for that is because different parts of britain settled different areas, lancashrie and yorkshire went to the poorer southern state areas fklorida, tennasee kentucky etc, etc and the southern accent developed from lancaashire and yorkshire mixed with irish and Scottish

[@Wiiggz]

It’s great to see you take in our heritage, that instantly makes you one of our own, from one of your wales people! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@gardraiman7731]

JT could fly to the UK visit every corner and wouldn't have to put his hand in his pocket. The ultimate all inclusive trip ♥️

[@daijay9084]

Your comment about sports supporters is correct. I taught my niece and nephews a true supporter is there through thick and thin. We have Welsh heritage so we support Welsh Rugby and soccer. My nephew has supported Brighton and Hove Albion as long as we remember. The last few years we watched them rise until now they are playing in Europe. He also supports an obscure Welsh (small town) club and at University wears their colours in soccer training. His English grandfather was upset when my nephew told him his ambition was to represent Wales rather than England in sports.

[@smeghead1]

Look at Roy chubby brown 😂 and then look at Lee Evans two different comedy's

[@MrHotsnakes]

You and Anna are genuine, honest folks. You've taken an interest in us only natural that we would support you. Keep on going mate, you're doing a top job

[@vickytaylor9155]

As a Brit, I wish McDonalds had either hot fruit tea and iced tea.

[@jacksonmacmanus1001]

in the UK we call bandwagon people who only follow a team coz theyre doing well, "glory supporters"

[@catholicbeth2371]

When you finally make it here to the UK try and eat somewhere other than bloody Macdonalds, we do have great places to eat here.

[@robinhazell6019]

Talking about British accents and how British actors make good BADDIES reminds me of Alan Rickman in Die Hard ( 1 ). he was BRILLIANT!

[@LMin-p8w]

Tudor era for me. I’m lucky that I live in an area that still has Tudor buildings too.

[@andrewgriffiths2557]

My favourite point in British history has to be Roman, always amazed at the technology they had back then. My ancestors (Viking) invaded quite a while later 😁

[@fishtigua]

My favourite era was the Royal Navy dominance. I grew-up in Nelson's Dockyard in Antigua, stuffed full of history.

[@MrsLynB]

Ahh we love you to hun. Sending much love from Lyn in Liverpool 🇬🇧UK

[@realbiggestlegofanconnor7007]

Yeah the history IS really fascinating and learning what we did during different times is really interesting and I love history in general (even though my history teacher ONLY taught us world war 1 and world war 2 if I remember but I know she only taught us world war 1)

[@easterdeer]

That ending was so sweet! Love you JT! 😄 5 things I love about the UK: the comedy, the music, people being friendly and chill, the NHS and... the eccentrics (as in, eccentric British people, of whom it's often said we have many, and it's true 😛). My single favourite thing is this though: My friend's mum is Japanese and she once said to us "Every time I apologise for my English, whoever I'm talking to, without exception, responds with 'Hey, that's alright, it's better than my Japanese'" 😂 She must have thought it was a conspiracy, she sounded exasperated, but there are a million little jokes like this that come to every British person's mind when the situation presents itself - it's like it's hard-coded 😂

[@janeedmunds7582]

Good places to catch comedy, Would I Lie To You, Graham Norton, Mock The Week. These have panels of comedians chatting and cracking jokes. Good fun and seen others use these on the tube!

[@ChorltonandtheWheelies]

Hi JT, My favourite part of British history is The Elizabethan Era. Elizabeth the 1st was an incredible woman. Her mother ( Anne Boleyn) was beheaded by her father ( Henry the eighth) and her whole life she had to watch her back as so many people wanted her dead including her half sister. Yet she lived to old age and outwitted all the powerful men which in those days ( when women were second class citizens) I would say she was the best Queen we ever had 👑✌

[@sarahgreen653]

100% agree

[@nancyrafnson4780]

I’m a Canadian fan JT 🇨🇦! Love your show - and we love Anna too (and the 2 pups of course). Looking forward to Dec. 1st. Oh, and for an absolutely great “villain” show, have you watched Peaky Blinders??

[@janebeck6123]

I’m 55. I’ve been a Leeds United supporter 51 of those years x

[@bantononabike]

As an outsider who has been living in UK for about 15 years now. It's the British sense of humour. No matter who you speak to. Within 5 minutes you will be in stitches!

[@xiz0808]

my fave part of British history is basically the whole period from when Julius Caeser popped over and had a few battles, through the whole Roman period, to the Anglo-Saxon period then BAM Viking invasion, (from around 50BC to basically 1066 and William the Conquerer) a time full of mini kingdoms within Britain. The accent thing is crazy, my accent is very different from the town 2 miles south of me, and even more different than the group of small villages half a mile north

[@RichDoes..]

my first visit to Anfield to watch liverpool play I was around 14 yrs old... 61 now!

[@laura6107]

It's always really nice to see your reactions, of you both. Like genuine appreciation and that's why we all here in the comments tune in. It's also nice to see the differences, even the iced tea at McDonald's, I've never seen that here!! My favourite era of the UK is of the Victorians. We have a couple of fantastic open air museums of the era, Victorian buildings with their decorative architecture all over many of our towns and cities. If I could go back in time, it would be amazing to meet Charles Dickens, the creator of 'A Christmas Carol'. One of my favourite books.

[@RoxanneLavender]

I love Edwardian England history. With their live wire lightbulbs, titanic times, fun hats, walk into a shop and the worker's all like ''hello madame, welcome, have a seat'', then they gave them their shopping list and the worker went and picked everything up.

[@ChrisLow224]

JT, can’t remember if you’ve reacted to it yet but check out Jeremy Clarkson’s telling of the greatest raid of all - A story of an unbelievable commando raid in Nazi occupied France. It’ll be a long video but well worth it

[@gabbymcclymont3563]

The Battel of Bamber Bridge during WW2 is fantastic, Brits standing up for whats right and shamming the American arny and a whole small town telling a army to pull there head in and F off. It is well worth looking at, i am so proud of the Brits involved and what the pubs did, wonderful.

[@thedisabledwelshman9266]

pity there are no books about that.

[@gabbymcclymont3563]

I did not know that, probably being hushed up. I am 52 and only found out about this 2 years ago and i live in the North West of England. Also look into the x German prisoner of was in Comrie Scotland, when he died he left the village £500k, he loved it so much.@@thedisabledwelshman9266

[@Maerahn]

JT, you have the best supporters because your content attracts the good people. 😁 You're genuine, honest and down-to-earth - qualities that will always warm the hearts of us Brits. Hope you get better from your poison ivy and oak soon. We don't have either of those plants over here, but we do have stinging nettles - do you have them? A world of pain if they gently brush your skin - but (apparently) not painful at all if you grab them tightly. I've never had the courage to test that theory out for sure though - I'm sticking with my usual stratgety of staying the heck away from them.

[@andrewisaacs9105]

Hey JT bro love your reaction videos I'm a long distance semi driver and at the end of the day when l pulled over for the night nothing makes me smile more than watching one of your reaction videos keep up the great work you are doing. Really looking forward to the 25 days of Xmas reaction videos. You and Anna have a great Xmas. Andy' S

[@callumdawick6873]

As a proud owner of Scotland....I love reading about the Scottish vs English wars and battles 😂

[@antistraveling3522]

Best thing about the UK is the NHS (free health care at the point of need)

[@wayne7521]

Ah JT shaddup, ya not getting a Gavin and smithy , Stacey moment 😂😂😂😂😂😂 keep em coming pal.

[@Tinaf653]

JT, we Brits don’t hate Americans at all, we know 90% of you guys are wonderful people! But, as with anyone anywhere, there are a few people and things that irk us. But that’s rare. And if any other Americans see this comment… trust a Brit.. we do actually love you!

[@Hugh.G.Rectionx]

we really dont.

[@iainsan]

Humour is a part of British everyday life as well as something we enjoy on TV or on stage. Brits have this thing we call 'banter', which is constantly poking fun at each other in a friendly way. When we are out with friends, particularly in a pub when the drinks are flowing, we gently 'take the p*ss' (as we say) out of each other. You can generally tell how comfortable and relaxed a British person is with you by the number of times they make fun of you. This banter also used to happen in the workplace with colleagues, but it is sadly dying out in white collar jobs.

[@felicity1333]

The Tudor period has always fascinated me, have a look

[@annettemoynihan7064]

My favourite history era is the tudors..I live 5 mins from Hampton Court Palace and alot of our street names are named after the tudors

[@jordandoesvlogging]

There's a mosaic in London I'd think you would love. It's on the Thame's Path, it's an anthology of the history of London from the Great Viking Slaughter to the return of Bubonic, it's a very pleasant way of seeing the brutal past, Very near a Butchers that sell A5 Wagyu, so if you're ever about in London, gimme a shout.

[@namethestars]

My favourite point of British history is a grim one but 1888. To say I'm quietly obsessed with a lot of what happened during the Jack the Ripper period just might be understating it; the history of London at that point and the malevolence of JtR has always been deeply intriguing to me and that dates back to my school years when it was first talked about. I've read countless books, gone on the walk around tours and I'm still as taken by the history of this now as I was then.

[@lat1419]

My favourite part of UK history is simply the sweep, across time. Looking out the windiw of my stone house I can see fields where 3000yo farms have left a mark, to a beach where Christian saints preached in the 6thC and went out to convert England and Ireland. The 12thC cathedral stand here too, Georgian and Victorian Town houses, the relics of Victorian industry of slate, copper and coal mining. There is such a rich tapestry, to always find something new in the old.

[@catherinegallagher1101]

We love Anna and jt here in Scotland home as we know you truly like to learn from uk ways and you are truthful also and I understand as you did say you didn’t get learned things about our country in America whereas we got taught about most country’s in school .hope you new home is coming along good

[@gardraiman7731]

The Napoleonic Wars always fascinated me. I'm no history buff. I love the Sharpe series

[@maxinesmith1258]

Love you and Anna. It took me a while to ‘get’ you. When I realised you are almost honorary brits I love your humour and the thought that goes into your video. Thank you, Birmingham UK ❤

[@treborillusion]

5 things I liked about the US (I'm British born and raised in London of British stock now living in the East Midlands) - The people, the snacks/fast food, the TV and radio, being in the US & not having to learn a completely different language but still sounding Hugh Grant (magically) when out there.

[@ThomasKelly669]

I was working with a few guys from the States While they where here we got them using Amazon firestick tv, with apps covering UK and US tv and sports programs and box set backlogs The firesticks are still working in the US for the guys free worldwide tv

[@TheIconsofsin]

You are certainly an honorary Britt in my eyes !! I'd subscribe twice if i could

[@casperselka671]

Best point in UK history- Battle of Britain - watch the 13 hours that saved Britain its so interesting. Second choice would have to be the wars of the roses.

[@samlatope4532]

Nottingham Forest F.C 1865 I'm 47 . my Dad RIP took me to watch Forest when I was 2 years old ! We was just winning the League 1 \ premiere league after just being promoted ! 2x champions of Europe came next !

[@JCTV40]

British ww2 history based around aircraft were interesting. Britain made a aircraft in ww2 called a mosquito but the intressing part was it was ment to be bilut in the first place they made it behind the Grovement back. The 2 second is it was made out of wood and the 3rd thing is it had no weapons apart from bombs in the elyer model's. And teh 4th thing was it was one of Britain's fastest aircraft ever made during that time it could out run a Spitfire.

[@sarahcullen1992]

What you said about sports teams is definitely true. My Dad is originally from Northern Ireland but moved to England when he was 7. When he moved he started watching Bury FC and in 53 years he has never missed a home match not even 1 and he can count on one hand the amount of away matches hes missed. Hes raised me as a Bury fan and ive been watching them for 30 years and now my son comes with us and has done since he was 5 weeks old 😊. Love the video JT ❤

[@English.not.British]

On the subject of our accents, here's one for you. I live in a large town of just over 200,000 people (so not even a city) that has at least three very distinct, different accents. The East and North of the town's accent sounds very similar to what you'd hear in Manchester, the West of the town has very soft Merseyside influences and "South of the River" as we say here, there is a very distinct Cheshire accent. Where am I talking about? Warrington.

[@marcpaule6533]

Being BRITISH and a subscriber from the good old sock day's LOL just before you left your job to take this up full time.We love you all.looking forward to reactmas.❤❤

[@tonylomas9773]

A few of my favourite parts of uk history. The Battle of Britain Henry the VIII. His wives, the church and then his daughter Queen Elizabeth. Very old history of druids, stone henge etc.

[@richardpoynton4026]

It’s true about the British accent for super villains! My boss has a British accent and she’s one of the worst villains of all time. Ok, I’m British and live in Britain, and so is she. But she’s still a villain**! And I’m not just saying that because I have an annual performance review coming up. ** I reserve the right to change this opinion if I get a good review from her…

[@margaretnicol3423]

Good luck! 😀

[@moodswinggaming2972]

hahaha this was a funny read. Take care out there and thanks for the giggle.

[@WeenyXxxx]

Just love Ur videos from the cockney bird 😅

[@juliederry3719]

Two of the many things I love about the USA are JT and Anna, you guys are such lovely people and I love watching your reaction videos, also I’m excited to come along on your journey building your new home, tfs x Julie 🇬🇧

[@stuartfaulds1580]

That you actually try to understand us insane Brits, goes a long way to how much we like your reaction vids.

[@carolethomas276]

Love you JT and Anna plus the mutts… been with you for about two years, with you both on the build, keep doing what you do … love it🥰

[@TanyaRando]

I love the period of the Roman invasion, and the buildings they left behind, but it's so hard to choose just one period. I love the Tudors too.

[@DaddyBaggio]

You need to follow Liverpool comebacks and the YNWA (You'll Never Walk Alone) being sung at Anfield... or when 3-0 down to AC Milan in the Champions League Final.. only to comeback. I'm biases, best fans in the world..watch the Australians sing to Liverppol when down under on tour... goosebumps.. watch the 4-3 comeback against Barcelona (including Messi and Suarez).... amazing

[@eponatwospirithorse4980]

If you ever wanted to do the odd fishing react video there are a couple of UK shows you might want to look at JT. Mortimer and Whitehouse Gone Fishing, this show has Paul Whitehouse (fast show and many others) Comedic actor and Bob Mortimer (of Reeves and Mortimer fame). Also another Actor, Robson Green, has done a number of Fishing TV shows. Both of these type shows not only show fishing but parts of the country you might not always see in more touristy style videos. And they present with humour which is always a bonus especially as you like British humour, this is generally of a more gentle sort though rather than cutting edge.

[@Jaxbauer23]

Mate, I subscribed when you had around 3K subscribers and look at you now! I loved your content back then and still do now, and I'm obviously not alone. Keep up the good work JT!