American Assumptions about The Brits

[@closeben]

I was so confused at the begining because I definately thought the VPN ad was a skit and I couldn’t figure out how it connected to the video topic.

[@TheStevenWhiting]

Ironic having the Wall of China considering VPNs are banned in China. And no, its not secure. It sounds a lot like TOR which is good but the end points can be compromised. If the end point on this VPN solution is compromised then they'll be able to read all your traffic no doubt.

[@georgemckenna7570]

I couldn't imagine anything less "Michael Spicer" 😂

[@carolinecrollick6305]

It is brilliant as usual

[@cjmitz]

Totally ruins the content

[@djoakeydoakey1076]

​@@cjmitzjust skip it, easy enough. I understand some creators need to get some cheddar.

[@TallyRocky]

Tip: when doing an American accent, never say “whilst”. 😅

[@Maxrodon]

I'm half Nigerian and half German but spent my university years up "North" in Newcastle and they are the friendliest, lovliest and most welcoming people. I even had a memory where an old lady at the bus stop struck up a conversation with me and after a good while the bus arrived and instead of boarding it, she went into her house that was next door to it! She said she just fancied a chat. I've since moved south, and people are still friendly.......if they know you personally and jokes aside people in the south are not hostile but rather more bland and less open/friendly compared to the North. The difference is huge.

[@gingerfellah5665]

I love that story and I’ve become that lady.

[@chasidahL]

I'm from Newcastle, now living in London. Totally agree! Lovely story ❤

[@queenvagabond8787]

Yeah, I moved to Newcastle because the people were basically culturally very similar to my native Glasgow, I love it here, and its cheaper to get a flat than in Glasgow! :P

[@NonePlayableCharacter]

these comments are definately from visit newcastle ltd, geordies are horrible

[@A-se2ur]

@NonePlayableCharacter by any chance are you from somewhere close by that isn’t Newcastle?

[@applejuice5272]

Pubs vs coffee shops 😂

[@CulturePhilter]

I feel called out… literally as he was saying we love things in tins, I was pulling a tin of tuna out of the cupboard for lunch. 😄

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

I'd feel feel vulnerable, violated and exposed as well 😁.

[@gingerfellah5665]

My ex has family in Cyprus, after their return they confused their parents for wanting “something in a tin” every lunchtime.

[@ChrispyNut]

I had Beans nuking in the microwave to go with mashed potatoes and Cornish pasty.

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

@@gingerfellah5665 😆 Spam-eatin' Muricans: "Whaaaaaat? Whaaaaat?"

[@bioLarzen]

Arnold Schwerzanegger here - thanks for the VPN advice - saved my life!

[@lidbass]

Hi! I’m Alanis Merissotte, and (pause) ‘ironically’ (pause), I agree with Arnold!

[@HotdogWithAFace]

😂😂

[@veganbutcherhackepeter]

​@@HotdogWithAFace Nothing to laugh about. For some of us this is serious. Sincerely Barack Aboma

[@RankinMsP]

HotdogWithAFace being answered by Veganbutcherhackepeter Sounds like a Spicer sketch 😂

[@kewune]

These damn posh vampires

[@TheVicar]

Their* country estates are tax deductible *Ours, not theirs please send help

[@RoyaltyReynold]

I need more of The Room Next Door.

[@tarulaiho]

Me too!

[@Bennett2104]

The chips/fries conversation had me in tears of laughter

[@samuelmath1723]

That was a funny one.

[@dkoppenol]

Such a classic

[@heeeeeresrossy]

Top tier stuff.

[@hero3717]

ironically thicker cut french fries are known a 'steak fries' or 'steak cut fries' in the part of the US I'm from

[@buggs9950]

A fight in a coffee shop did it for me.

[@blittlej]

Michael, even your sponsorship ad is funnier than most other comedians content 😆👏🏻

[@macnavi]

You should check out Ryan George. He set the standard. He might even have been the inspiration for Michael.

[@sarcasticstartrek7719]

lol you people who watch sponsored segments - there's ad blockers that auto skip the begging for money, it's very clever - ive not seen a single "sponsored by" segment in a year.

[@krogsta]

Can't hold a candle (yet) to Internet comment etiquette with Erik. His sponsored segments are god tier.

[@TheVicar]

His unique VPN service product was sponsored by NordVPN

[@maddyrosenberg6802]

I couldn't stop laughing. I'm a New Yorker who has spent many years spending months in the UK for projects (and in Scotland presently). Ah so you think all Americans are alike? I consider I live on an island off the shore of a strange continent (actually sounds like many Brits). As to English language, I wonder why we actually still use words we got from you, but you then decided to call them something else (sweater anyone? how about soccer?), or revert to the French name. And we called them steak fries what you call chips. They are still fries, but again I'm from NY, what people call anything is also regional (still getting used to tea meaning supper not cuppa). Yeah and you may pay for the King's hats, but we pay for Marjorie Taylor Greene's health insurance, when many of us don't have any because of people like her in Congress. Gotta laugh about it to defuse the stress, thank you!

[@Bakers_Doesnt]

Put like that, you have a point! You also have to pay for Trump's security detail - I almost feel bad for foisting off Piers Morgan, Elton John and James Cordon on you (almost...you did manage to sneak Madonna through customs without her having rabies shots and being quarantined). Be nice or you can keep Katie Hopkins too!

[@claredunne7897]

Or pronounce words differently like basil and oregano. The other day I watched a documentary where they described someone being burglarised when we would just say burgled.

[@TheGoodOldDaysOfSoccer]

"Soccer" was used quite a lot in Britain until recently.

[@thehammer9599]

@@TheGoodOldDaysOfSoccerno it wasn’t

[@smorrow]

Alumin(i)um is something I couldn't (yes, couldn't, not 'could') bring myself to care about. Don't get me started on "bangs" and "door jamb", though.

[@SimonFrack]

9:23 Gregg’s is top tier food. And British desserts are class as well. Sticky Toffee Pudding, Trifle, Fudge Cake, Mince Pies…

[@richardblackmore9351]

Dual citizen here (British/American), and I would like to feel that I inherited the best of both. I have spent most of my life in the US and have an American accent, so strike against me. But I also love a good cue, and enjoy superficial conversations about the weather and sports I don't watch. I have a tendency to avoid awkward conversations, including with coworkers. I do love a good cup of tea (but am quitting caffeine at the moment, irrelevant). I enjoy the sunshine. Plenty of it here in North Carolina. And most definitely, one goes to a pub to drink, and also a coffee shop for a coffee. Quite frankly both "lift" and "elevator" are wrong, as these things go down as well. I prefer "vertical positioning adjustment device" (vpad). It will be a thing!

[@mikeyh103]

queue

[@SurrenderLemon]

​@@mikeyh103thank you

[@mickbanner]

As a Brit... Im embarrassed by Brits need to validate what seperates us from the rest. 'Oh our humour is so dry'... or 'we are so crass.' 'Oh look how bad USA gun laws are.' Lets watch US people taste British 'candy'. Its all a massive vanity project which is hardly becoming!

[@user-zp4ge3yp2o]

There's a fascination with most people about how their culture looks to an outsider, but yes it is a bit embarrassing and the people doing the reacting play up the reactions. As for self aggrandisement see how long it takes the commentator on any sort of official procession or military parade to say "we do this sort of thing so well"

[@carltonascarf7694]

After the debate last night they can assume whatever they want! Im just glad im not one of them

[@SandraHolmes-ur3fm]

Brilliant couldn't have put it better lol 🤣

[@1972hermanoben]

And this works either way around 😂

[@ben8376]

Another great vid Michael Spicy 👍

[@MagisterialVoyager]

😂

[@CaptainToadUK]

"Hey Michael, we'll get right back to you with the offer details for the ad read. Can you film it without them?" "I, uhm... I'll see what I can do..." Awesome ad read, btw 😆

[@bubbafontleroy]

Alooooominum is the one Americanism that actually bothers me. They can say all the other elements and metals and whatnot, they pronounce all the other “-iums”, just not aluminium for whatever reason.

[@gingerfellah5665]

They are pronouncing it the way it is spelled. The US version of the metal is aluminum in the uk it’s aluminium. Both are pronouncing it correctly. The USA and the UK use 2 different dictionaries.

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

@@gingerfellah5665 For sure, but it's a bit silly that they spell it differently to the rest of the world (and the IUPAC)

[@UPTHETOWN]

It used to bother me too, until I found out that it was originally called alumium, then aluminum, and we later changed it again to aluminium

[@gingerfellah5665]

@@saoirsedeltufo7436It’s debatable if it’s actually silly. English is always evolving and isn’t it more fun that there are variations of spelling and pronunciation?

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

@@gingerfellah5665 I would argue that being silly definitely helps with fun. I don't think the two are mutually exclusive!

[@andreag7822]

The chips/crisp/fries one slayed me 🤣🤣

[@DaSkwire]

I missed the "But First" caption and thought I'd accidentally skipped on to another video by mistake

[@Dexter101x]

The waiter skit was so funny 😂

[@An.Individual]

Is MysteriumVPN a real product or a prank? I thought it was part of his joke but it looks like a real VPN

[@Benrm1664]

Bangers and mash sounded like an Alan partridge pitch to Tony Hayre.

[@ekidd79]

An example of not knowing about accents: Disney's Bedknobs and Broomsticks had a postmistress character who was Welsh. In the Special Edition DVD there is an extra scene where they obviously didn't have the original audio and re-dubbed the character....with a Scottish accent, the character then goes back to being Welsh for the rest of the film 🤦‍♀👀🤔 There was a bit of a kerfuffle at the time and the scene has since been removed on further releases.

[@tselengbotlhole750]

I always laugh when Americans say British food is bad 🤣🤣🤣 the people who fry almost everything

[@saoirsedeltufo7436]

The people who brought you plastic cheese and chicken in a can think other people's food is bad!

[@N00bvlog]

What's your favorite meal, @tselengbotlhole750?

[@bn5055]

​@@saoirsedeltufo7436they do cheese in a (spray) can too

[@speleokeir]

"The people who fry almost everything" You mean the Scots? Deep fried mars bars, deep fried pizza...😁

[@mianilsson9632]

About Chips vs Fries. When I was around 14 or 15 yrs, I went to England for a while, studying and lived with a family. Well, being from Sweden🇸🇪 and looved chips. Potatochips that is. On arrival the Mrs of the house offered fish and chips. Odd combo I thought, but I did love chips, so yeah of course I wanted that. Realized it was fries, but didn’t say anything. I was there for 21 days and every night me and my friends went out to this disco and every night we bought chips=fries on our way home. So much that I was soo fed up with fish&chips and til this day I can not stand it. Mind you; That was in the 70’s…🤢😂😂😂

[@duncanparsons]

ah. Aluminium. Alas. The Americans are historically accurate on this.. When Humphry Davy was extending the research on the element freshly extracted from Alum Salts, in his submission he suggested calling it "Aluminum". However an anonymous letter to the Quarterly Review suggested is sounded insufficiently "Classical" and countered with "Aluminium". At the time there was no clear leader in the -um/-ium suffix stakes, so this wasn't a particularly reasoned call, just borne out of a feeling of how something should be rather than any coherent narrative. (So much for there having been any real change in the underlying British psyche in the last 200 years..). In the ensuing debate, such as it was, Aluminium was adopted. While it appears our cousins across the pond got the initial memo, the update probably sank in some shipping insurance scam. The identity of the anonymous letter writer was never found. There's probably a mini-series just waiting to be funded about this very subject.

[@duncanparsons]

This is why I don't get invited to parties.

[@tony3760758956]

Nothing better than a full English breakfast, good stew in winter or bloody toad in the hole! English food is great

[@molybdomancer195]

Also roast dinners, a good cottage pie and sticky toffee pudding and custard.

[@tony3760758956]

@@molybdomancer195 Absolutely, treacle sponge and custard is a favourite of mine.

[@tucoramirez3333]

Black pudding smoky bacon

[@grantbartley483]

Next do a video on what Romanians get wrong about the Bolivians. They don't have a navy, for a start.

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

As a half-Romanian myself, it never crossed my mind this'd be a national dillema, but hey! 😆 One thing, though, and not sure if it's the Hungarian side or what...I love British humour. I am considered somewhat of an oddity.

[@BigBenn2014]

The smell of piss in English pubs became very apparent when the smoking ban came in.

[@mamba101]

It’s my patriotic duty to call you out. Liam Nesson is Irish, not British. Carry on.

[@angowT]

Isn't NI British?

[@mamba101]

@@angowTdon’t be naive

[@squizzo5809]

Britain is the island consisting of England, Scotland and Wales. Northern Irish aren't British.

[@MichaelDickson-r8e]

Prince William’s actual full name is His Royal Highness The Prince William Arthur Philip Louis Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester Duke of Cornwall, Rothesay and Cambridge Earl of Strathearn Baron Carrickfergus Lord of the Isles Prince and Great Steward of Scotland KG KT GCB PC ADC(P)

[@PhoenixProdLLC]

No no no not quite correct about Americans being fascinated with the royals. SOME are and they ten e to be held in great suspicion and avoided at all costs😂. The TRUTH is MOST of us could give a shit about them at all. But the olivarch wannabrs in country are constantly trying to colonize American psyches with a different form of gov than what we have and will not change. One of the most annoying things my fellow yanks so is break into bad British accents for no reason and out of nowhere. For some, it's almost like a nervous tick. They'll talk about SomeTopic and in mid-sengence they're doing the posh one or the g'day guv'nah! thing. It's bizarre and i have no explanation for you.

[@user-xd9nx9gr5k]

NOOOOPE!!! Liam Neison is Irish! Definitely IRISH and not Northern Irish. But from northern Ireland. He calls himself Irish. He's an irish citizen as you're entitled to be if you're born in Northern Ireland. Can of worms

[@catriona_drummond]

If you want to stick with "Aluminum", be at lest consequent and consistent: Sodum, Plutonum, Titanum and ... Uranum.

[@piccalillipit9211]

*I GREW UP* with a ruined castle in the garden we used to play in This seems to confirm a lot of things to a lot of Am3ric4ns

[@gingerfellah5665]

I voted and worked in castles

[@spamtes]

@Michael Spicer is there a difference between 'posh' people English and BBC english? Also on BBC Radio, why do they whisper whats coming up next ?

[@jackyrants3912]

North polite? Lol. You clearly haven't been to Scunthorpe 😂

[@Tormund_Giantsbrain]

The greatest empire to have ever existed in the history of the world. Imagine how far collective humanity would've come right now if the Empire was still around to guide the world with the resources of India and the labour of Africa at its disposal. The unguided global south has turned into an unproductive corrupt despotic shithole. Russo/Chinese autocracy rules the day. American cultural victory has vulgarized pop culture so that's a loss too. The last 80 years as been a chaotic waste. I cry every day.

[@ipiap]

The US will have a president who can talk. So we will have all reason to be overjoyed. Will there be Russian troops on our soil? Yes, but everything comes with a prize.

[@nilkilnilkil]

My top teeth are alright, but they are not white. And my bottom teeth are horrible. Yippee !!!

[@sheridanjay]

The only reason (some) Americans have nice teeth is due to cosmetic dentistry.

[@bosshog36]

In most US movie or show, any foreign bad guys are always watching football or its on in the background

[@naynaynay324]

The knack for satire is strong with this one. One thing you missed Mr Spicer: The social code, where you'll have to be british to comprehend it (it's mostly about avoiding embarassment, whilst causing embarassment).

[@pwood6532]

😅there s a show about this called british people problems..or sonething like that.absolutely hilarious!

[@markwhite2207]

Brits are like Americans except we can say "mirror" & "squirrel"...its not a "meer" or a skwerl. Oh, and it's Buddha, not Booda.

[@quineloe]

Do you like curry no, I prefer British food, like Pizza and Chinese.

[@JerryShugars]

Guilty on the coffee.

[@arunbupathy]

4:21 🤣. But in all seriousness, chips when done properly can beat the best of french fries. Please don't take it away from the Brits, it's literally the one thing that they got right, in terms of the thing itself and its nomenclature!

[@kittyfreya9141]

You missed toad in the hole 😅 Also crisp comes from cooking thin potatoes in oil to crisp them.

[@bigman5125]

Try explaining the many different types of chips to an American; sometimes they are thick cut and usually more rigid, they can be moister and a bit flimsy, they may be thinner and really crispy. They are always different to crisps, French fries or wedges though.

[@leonard-teo]

A piece of advice - don't watch or listen to this channel while lifting weights at the gym. You'll drop the weights for certain. 😂

[@ennayanne]

iirc chinese food over here is actually 100% designed to appeal to brits by the chinese migrants of the early 20th centuary

[@raystewart3648]

Its our language Americans. Please respect our spelling, slang and colourful speeeeeeeking.

[@conorspence5332]

People from the north of Ireland are Irish and sound Irish, even if it technically the UK it should never be used in any point about British accents

[@rumsbymusic]

😂Excellent video Davey Hostilhuff 👏🏻👏🏻

[@Pigblossom]

The real shame is that we care so much about what the Americans think of us. (And we want them to like us, of course) We couldn't care less what the Chinese, or Russians or the Italians - or anyone else for that matter - think about us

[@fanofeverything]

Come on now, pubs are wonderful. I couldn't drink a beer without a piss smell

[@evphex]

Spicers American accent is amazing 😂

[@symetryrtemys2101]

The royal family is terribly, terribly common. And completely unbearable to boot.

[@ceno10101]

after hearing the american accent in this video. I can understand his critique of british accents. Where was that guy from!?

[@thadtuiol1717]

I love a full English, and I don't give a damn what any Yank or other foreigner thinks about it

[@SandraHolmes-ur3fm]

You must have peaked in my pantry because my tins are stocked up ready for the next war. Mostly bake beans that can be eaten cold and tastes absolutely delicious 😋 I also believe the royal family should be replaced by Pie, he would be an excellent ambassador for the UK 😅

[@molybdomancer195]

Is your pantry so tall he could peak in it? 😂. (Ok I know it’s a typo for “peek” but I couldn’t resist)

[@SandraHolmes-ur3fm]

​@@molybdomancer195I am used to being humiliated by people taking the piss out of my spelling. I am severely dyslexic, shame you have to be more concerned with my spelling then my comment. So very happy for you to be able to spell, for some of us it's a disability.

[@Cancun771]

British dairy is actually excellent, as is everything made out of cows, especially roast beef and steaks. Also I mean Britain has very successfully appropriated the entire concepts of curry and tandoori, so hey.

[@MrGrantSloan]

So William is named after Mountbatten, look up Kincora Children's Home. Another wrong un'.

[@AtheistOrphan]

And called ‘Battenberg’ until 1917.

[@shaunjames9469]

I do love bangers & Mash 😊

[@speleokeir]

With onion gravy...😋

[@peterrenn6341]

But only the first two seasons.

[@TheStevenWhiting]

To be fair, Biden has a stammer.

[@AfkAmbiance]

My Grandparents immigrated from the UK. They specifically said they prefer a country where their tax dollars don't support a royal family and I totally agree. Personally I think the royal family is gross. I hate their aesthetic I think its tacky. Maybe if they started dressing like the Royals in FF15 (black leather jackets and goth-Rockabilly vibe) I'd have more respect 😅 Also as a kid I got made fun of mispronounced and misspelling stuff all the time only to learn that I was saying and spelling some words the English way which I'd learned from my Grandma. I'm actually making my husband watch your videos so he can understand that some of my "weird quirks" are just part of my heritage. Like not wanting to share a car with people who work in Uranium processing.

[@AfkAmbiance]

Side note: I realize my last comment needs context. My husband will be auditing a Uranium processing plant and thinks I'm being overly worried about it. We saw your skit about carpooling so now he thinks I'm afraid of Uranium because of my English heritage. In reality I feel like any rational person would be afraid of Uranium.

[@davidr7819]

Mmm. Just had fried eggs and baked beans. Now munching on shortbread with a nice cup of tea. Never thought of myself as a stereotype 😬

[@holygroove2]

He threw a Biden joke in there, but he went ALL the way in on Trump on a separate video

[@Truffle_Pup]

I wish the entire video was done by David Hosselhaff, he was beginning to grow on me.

[@dougalmcguire7202]

We call pudding ‘afters’, to avoid potential pudding confusion.

[@MagentaOtterTravels]

This is hilarious! And I love his American character. Although the accent broke down a bit when talking about proper coffee and sofas 😂

[@smorrow]

"Whilst" at 5:04.

[@MagentaOtterTravels]

@@smorrow yes!!!! No American says whilst 😂

[@neilcoles1780]

Which "American" countries are you referring to?

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

From the get-go (before even watching, and as someone with no dog in this fight): this'll be fun 😆. L.E. As expected, food was first on the list 😆. Americans do love their food. (And asking their Brit friend to ask for a bottle of water.)

[@gingerfellah5665]

I’m Scottish and I do the typical Brit way of asking for h2o without all the “t’s” but I also do 2 alt versions where I do the clinically precise version request with all letters crisply pronounced and then with Glasgow intonation. Such fun!

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

@@gingerfellah5665 Hahaha, waaay to confuse any American friend visiting! Boy, that would be some posh trolling alright, asking a different way every time, to the bewilderment of said yank. 😁

[@hopethisworks1212]

The "get-go". In England we say "the word go" as in the start of a race we wait for the word go. BTW when did doubling down replace doubling up which apparently is it's actual meaning?

[@szilardfineascovasa6144]

@@hopethisworks1212 Haha, thanks for that! I find language evolution fascinating. 🙂 As for the "mystery" you asked about, I have no idea - not a native English speaker, so I'll just let someone more knowledgeable chime in 😁. But it does make sense to my brain to "double up"!

[@Ruthy-F]

Brilliant, as always! 🤣 Even if I was slightly distracted by the sunburnt nose! 🤣☀👃

[@bettyswallocks6411]

The Andrew Formerly Known As Prince.

[@thereapersperch]

I endorse this as a Brit tucking into his Italian pizza.

[@biruteleipute9230]

"a list of bad things and the royal family" - that's pure poetry 😂

[@jrsydvl7218]

I know the weather in England sucks because when the colonists got to America with the same weather they called it New England.

[@Bakers_Doesnt]

It's like the north-eastern states like Maine, New York, Vermont, etc, not the arid, semi-deserts of the south-western states, despite being on the same latitude as Newfoundland, Canada. So, all things considered, English weather is better that it has a right to be and why it's a 'green and pleasant land' (William Blake, 'Jerusalem').

[@MagentaOtterTravels]

I thought Britons called a driver's license a "driving license"?

[@Bakers_Doesnt]

Close, but no cigar. It's 'driving licence' (noun); license is a verb. A licence is a document that gives you permission, but license is the permission to do something. It's all very confusing 🤷‍♂. The U.S. uses license as both a verb and a noun. "His licence gave him license to drive a car" is a perfectly acceptable sentence in the U.K.

[@AtheistOrphan]

We do, but we spell it ‘Licence’.

[@MagentaOtterTravels]

@@AtheistOrphan touché! I stand corrected! Today I was also thinking about this video and realising that his American character should not have used the word "whilst". Americans never say that 🤣

[@TheGrimStoic]

BRITS' Assumptions about American Assumptions about The Brits

[@captaincrash9286]

My own experience suggests that most Americans have very little interest in us, and even less understanding. Not all, of course.

[@TheGrimStoic]

@@captaincrash9286 That's exactly it - most of them don't have any opinion - zero, I tell you EDIT - The ones he's talking about are the better informed of the lot - they at least try to have the foggiest, no matter if they're doing badly at it

[@kikidevine694]

Black pudding is the ultimate cooked scab

[@glazierblue573]

I have actually had this aurgment with Americans about chips and fries and crisps so many times! 😅 its seems to be a tradition.

[@daveys]

7:35 - Is that you in Downton Abbey?

[@chargeriderepeat7024]

This is the voice of the Mysterions..we know you liked this video.

[@riz8437]

Americans think we all love the Royals.

[@seriouslywhatever1031]

"Generic northerner" 😂

[@patchso]

The good thing about nowadays is that you can go to the pub and not have a fight. They do still stink of piss though.

[@kikidevine694]

Especially 'spoons

[@PhillipParr]

I very much enjoyed the ad for Mysterium, but having researched it I would be concerned to use it.

[@kirishima638]

Most of these VPNs are downright dodgy

[@j.x.x.r3645]

0:24 'a list of bad things and a royal family' that's just a list of bad things

[@patrickwheeler5701]

the biggest benefits scroungers ever

[@wolverine6104305]

This feels like a video that should be titled "what brits think americans think about brits"

[@harvmate]

Tbh I’m curious about the other way round. What do Americans think Brits think about Americans?

[@Ninmpf]

.Yeah it goes the other way. Either they are loudmouth and over the top, or maybe a bit uncultured, ignorant or imperialist. But again so much variety I'm sure. I have the impression if the US being full of homeless people welding guns. Either that or extremely rich

[@evilcritter]

​@harvmatI I'm Canadian. When I visit the UK it is always alarming how much the americans stand out. Loud, wearing garish colours, often in matching jumpsuits. Smiling and friendly. The contrast is quite hilarious. Most Brits dress like they want to camouflage with their surroundings. Drab browns and greens, mustard, black, and grey.

[@rakdur]

Im french. I like black pudding in my english breakfast. But i was once lectured that this is an irish breakfast.

[@bn5055]

Incorrect. That would be including white pudding, not black pudding.

[@GeorgeP1066]

Every part of the British Isles has its own version of that breakfast, but they're all highly similar. An Irish Breakfast, an Ulster Fry, a Full English Breakfast and a Welsh Breakfast are all highly similar, a Scottish Breakfast has a few more tweaks to it. There're also regional varieties of the meal too with their own modifications.

[@molybdomancer195]

Northerner here. Black pudding is also part of a cooked breakfast “up north”.

[@harvmate]

If something is good, everywhere thinks they invented it. Black pudding is from YORKSHIRE, regardless of what others say. It’s not pride talking, I’m Welsh.

[@kikidevine694]

Boudin noir is pretty darn good

[@lindaaird6232]

I'm confused now - I thought the royals were lizards ...

[@gert8439]

Lizards in hats.

[@Mr.Edd3905]

your adverts are very annoying

[@Jdeadevil]

As much as I love watching KZbin, I can't stand it when Americans and Canadians mention the UK because what comes after is often most ignorant shit I'll hear that day. It's even worse when the video is about some violent criminal / sex offender and you see the creator 'loving' comments from people making Cockney impersonations. Also your second American accent sounded more Kermit the Frog, lol.

[@JesmondBeeBee]

Now I want some chips...

[@tokyo8236]

A list of bad things AND the royal family? A list of bad things INCLUDING the royal family, please.

[@janetaylor-powell]

“Different ideas and accents and approaches to life”… I think you missed out “languages” 😂 Siwmae, cariad, o gymru ✌🏾❣️

[@sophiecartman]

I'm looooving all these videos, Michael. The crisps v chips sketch had me in tears. 😂 ho ho it's funny cos it's true. ❤ You're the best!!