American reacts to 10 Things You Should NEVER Say To An Aussie

[@xATLANTIXx]

Yes as an australian, we can confirm that NZ is our little brotha or cousin. And only us do we have the privelige of bullying them. Should any country bully them infront of us, you will be destroyed.

[@jslasher1]

End thets thu truth! [Kiwi accent]. Bondi Beach graffiti: 'Australia sux'. Under it, 'New Zealand nil'. Kiwi's pronounce 'six' as 'sux]. LOL!

[@Ash05771]

@@jslasher1my teacher in year 5 had a very thick NZ accent. I didn’t catch half of what she said cause it was the first time I would’ve heard an NZ accent that strong.

[@lanamack1558]

Do we really have to put up with listening to language that was buried in faeces.

[@Eilen62]

​@@lanamack1558Nope. You can choose to not watch.

[@Masque54]

@@jslasher1 Did you think that up while having 'seeeks behs by the pooorl?

[@janelletwiner4289]

As an Aussie, I found this hilarious. The Vegemite part made me laugh so hard.

[@MMM-dq9jj14up]

Vegemite was "invented", between the 2 'Rats'. That means halfway between Ararat, And Ballarat, Hence "The 2 'RATS'. At a little town called Beaumont. My friends retired early, but wanted to 'Give Back' a little input into our lives. They were quite active, so they raised ~ $5Million, so they could have a hospital built at Beaumont, So that's how Beaumont is responsible for 2 issues. But, you ONLY put "Vegie" on toast V. Thinly, NOT LIKE JAM. Dad was up in 'PNG' during the war2, the military got their 'Vegie', in tubes, like toothpaste. Our family often had Vegemite, mixed in with our brekky Porridge; delicious.

[@pamelashoppinghauls]

As an Aussie i agree with you on the Vegemite thing

[@barrengod2322]

@@MMM-dq9jj14up You mean Beaufort right? Beaumont is a tile company. Beaufort is between Ararat and Ballarat. At least get it right ya bath plug!

[@brigidsingleton1596]

The baby (girl) was called Azaria and was taken from the tent she and her older brother were sleeping in. Her mother was jailed but the baby's matinee jacket was later found in the outback (and I _think_ the mother was later pardoned but that needs to be verified.) It certainly happened and is no laughing matter. 😢

[@bradleyomeley8669]

@@MMM-dq9jj14upI like my Vegemite thicker than most, but always with butter on toast, or sometimes I have Vegemite & peanut butter, or Vegemite & slices of tomato.

[@AnoJanJan]

Hey Ryan, I was in LA & on a mechanical horse. I was the only person who didn’t get thrown off. Everyone was “yay,” and I said “hey, I’m from Australia & we ride kangaroos for fun”. They honestly believed me until I said I was kidding 😂

[@solarshows1088]

Can drive to New Guinea on a King Low tide too.

[@secretwatcher9922]

Oh, Americans will believe anything about Australia.

[@MysticalMum68]

When I went to a Boston high school when I was 17, the young secretary asked if we truely had Kangaroos hopping over the Sydney Harbour Bridge! And did people in the country ride them to school?

[@pklord49]

Lol, I'd tell them we rode them to school 😜🤙🇦🇺

[@Waitomo64]

absolutely hilarious. I did something worse... I went into the Grand Canyon with a mate from Sydney... across from us was a couple... she was a Magistrate from LA... oh I had fun... yep. I told her I was a Kangaroo herder in the main street - George St - to keep them away from the tourists... She did not know what to say!!!! and she was on the same plane we took back to LA... God I loved that!!!! She will still be dwelling on that!!!! I have rude things to say about seppos!!!!

[@RebeccaSmith-z4z]

The beauty of Australians is we don’t take ourselves too seriously

[@DarkMatter1992]

We call them prawns, because that's what they are, shrimps and prawns are not the same species.

[@24JJ821]

I laughed when he said we call them sea toads lol.

[@kelvinherbener4639]

Paul hogan used that line "throw a shrimp on the barbie" in a commercial a long time ago

[@Dreddpool82]

​@@kelvinherbener4639yeah because the US advertisers didn't understand what a prawn was and didn't think the US citizens wouldn't either.

[@Simmo87]

And it's pretty damn rare to barbeque either of them! Not just because bbqing red meat is extremely popular. But I imagine shrimp likely just fall through into the coals or gas burners, causing people to never do it again because that'd be pure idiocy.

[@PerthViking]

Correct

[@melbournemortgagebroker]

I’ve never heard the phrase Happy Arvo uttered in Australia ever 😂

[@jslasher1]

But you might have heard, "see youse 'dis arvo'".

[@kyliegray3796]

But you would have heard 'have a good arvo,'

[@LankyJane]

@@jslasher1 Nobody would say "dis arvo". It would be more like "the sarvo".

[@jslasher1]

@@LankyJane Depends on where in Oz you’re from.

[@knifeyonline]

@@jslasher1 true, people in civilised parts of the country forget we have eshays

[@carolyngemmell4388]

The whole toilet bowl thing is a moot point, because in Aus we don’t have those crazy water guzzler toilets that swirl your turds around in a great whirlpool…..

[@eleanorhenderson9896]

I was going to say - I legit can’t see the way it swirls there’s so much water splashing around

[@johnrichardson8048]

American 🇺🇸 toilets are weird. Some of em are so full of water, ya reach down to wipe your arse and knuckle your own floater. Takes a bit of getting used to

[@Hindsight_2020__1]

The one thing I do like about American toilets is they seem to have better suction. Wasteful amounts of water but good suction. Eat too much fat and you will be multi flushing in Australia

[@karenglenn6707]

@@johnrichardson8048I agree 100%. They are awful toilets! Have dunked my hand more than once, such an unpleasant shock 😂.

[@Feargal011]

Moot as Coriolis force is incredibly weak at small scale, but really powerful at large scale. After all, what causes the Australian east coast current?

[@tonywright560]

Don't put shit on magpies. If they know you, especially if you feed them, they treat you and yours like a friend. If they don't know you, and they are breeding, they may see you as a threat. Give them a wide berth or they might swoop on you until you're out of their territory. They are smart and wonderful birds.

[@tonywright560]

@@cataliaishere I'm sure that's true from a human perspective. I just wonder what the aggressive magpie's perspective is or might have been at some stage before the aggressive behaviour. The same advice applies. Give those magpies a wide berth.

[@fairyfloss2704]

We have a magpie family that has always lived at our beach house. We have a bunch of trees, and we've been hosting many generations. We always used to feed them, but we've stopped feeding them now because we found out that feeding them meat was bad. They still visit from time-to-time, but they mainly keep to themselves. Never been swooped either. If you earn the respect of a magpie, they will respect you back. Just leave them alone and you'll be fine

[@LindenEdwards]

Looking over my shoulders before typing this just in case. lol jks Indeed wonderful examples of intellect often misunderstood.

[@kierengert6177]

Getting revenge on stingrays? Don't do that mate, Steve himself wouldn't want you to do that.

[@trainion9626]

"Ya lucky Steve wouldn't want me to kill you. You fucking bastard"

[@johngordon6817]

Hello Ryan, I have lived all my 53 years in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Given that fact, I thought I could share a comment or too on Mr Butterfield's sometimes , hilarious views and comments in this video. I want to assure you and anyone else reading this that his list is for comedic purposes only. I would never expect a visitor to our Great Land to know all these things. Nor would he, I'm sure. Aussies are incredibly proud of the lifestyle we have built over many generations. I know that for most visitors it is a real journey to get here. I hope I speak for the majority in saying, that it's not expected for you to research the cultural and local norms when here, in advance. Us "locals" will make you feel welcome and make your trip one to remember. Love and appceciation for your channel Ryan, you continue to put Australia on the map. Happy arvo to you too, John

[@barrengod2322]

Welcome them with open arms indeed, just like Ivan Milat, Bradley Murdoch and Paul Denyer because we are truly nice people.

[@0Zolrender0]

But remember.... This person lives in Melbourne and is a supporter of Dictator Dan. Victorians are a special species of Australian. Happy to let all of their freedoms go under their benevolent leader Dictator Dan. Another thing... I lived for 40 years in Alice Springs NT. Thats the real Australia, not your fancy Melbourne city shite.

[@FuryousD]

I mean if a fucking American comes to me and starts saying these things ima go off at them. I hate these Aussie stereotypes and I especially hate anyone even Australians (although Australians know better than to do that) that bad mouth Steeve Irwin.

[@sunsoar1822]

@Nova226 if your are of a particular sect of flat earther, apparently Australia doesn't actually exist, a government conspiracy to help convince the world its round

[@minb3672]

​@RichRecluseexcept when they think it is in Europe.

[@Minris1]

Lindy chamberlan was convicted and sent to prison for twenty plus years for killing her baby. (azaria) She claimed a dingo did it. Years later they realised she was right. A dingo did actually come into her tent and took her baby. It was a tragic case that dominated the news for years. They made a movie about it.

[@mymai5859]

Yes Meryl Streep saying "A dingo ate my baby"

[@jessicles23]

It was also proved more right by those still denying it cos a few years back in the same area a baby was almost taken by a dingo from the campervan of some tourists .. didn’t succeed cos the kids father chased it away before the baby got grabbed

[@YortOK]

Yeah I remember it. It was on the news nearly every night for years.

[@secretwatcher9922]

Believe me there was so much covered up in that case it wasn't funny. Naturally if Dingoes aren't half tamed they would run from anything that said boo but unfortunately too many tourist feed them & try & coax into camp sites. There was so much more to this case that the public will never know but no dingo was involved in this case. RIP Azaria 🇦🇺🙏🏻🕊️🙏🏻

[@Philjj61]

There have been deaths for a thousand years because they are wild animals that hunt in packs and go for the unattended and vulnerable. The Northern Territory police are so far from everything they need different rules just to survive and if dingoes ate babies near Uluru, that would be the end of the significant tourist dollar. Also if a policeman got caught being really bad anywhere, the choices were and probably still are, you can stay here and be the scapegoat for all the accomplices or you can get a promotion and transfer to the farthest place where no-one wants to be sent unwillingly.

[@lindagardener855]

He’s just takin’ the piss. Never take an Aussie too seriously.

[@stormywingz7591]

Pepole from another land may think your taking our drinks!

[@hellabella8295]

Absolutely.. we laugh at ourselves more than anyone else.. and we don’t CARE.. 😂

[@paulathistleton1339]

You are too kind. Have a look at his vlog!

[@gettingthere2452]

Unfortunately Australia becoming too woke U.S. - takes themselves too seriously and get offended by everything.

[@spycraft08]

as an Aussie, I’d like to say that the video at the end is basically passive aggressive banter for us

[@unknownberglund]

why do you say as an aussie like who cares bro

[@spycraft08]

@@unknownberglund do you say that to all the other comments like mine? I say it because it shows that I know what I’m talking about

[@Charlie.M.Green1905]

I could see my dad saying s h i t like this to idiots 😂 it’s absolutely just like most banter here.

[@pshehan1]

I am Australian. I have come very close to stingrays underwater. I left them alone. They left me alone. When a camera was present, Steve Irwin never met a wild animal he did not try to annoy the bejeezus out of. He did it once too often.

[@karenboreland9508]

He was an annoying twat.

[@michaelwinter8633]

Check out his video on Frazier Island (Kari") with the Dingo's. If you are fortunate to come across pup Dingos like Steve and his missus did, do everything exactly opposite to what they do. Heart was in the right place but sadly clueless.

[@bron2181]

K’gari @@michaelwinter8633

[@mariangrimsdell1112]

Agree he was a total jerk with animals, unfortunately Mother Nature will teach you respect if your parents did not have the opportunity to do so, you can probably get away with that stuff in a zoo or a commercial Aquarium , but when in the wild it’s a very different thing.

[@lindahirst9123]

We call them prawns 🦐

[@Janesworld011]

I was about to say that. not "sea toads" 🤣

[@Ausecko1]

we call them shrimp, we just don't have them, what we do have are prawns, which we call prawns

[@leetennant9071]

No we call prawns prawns and shrimp shrimp. It's Americans who call prawns shrimp, which is why we find it so so annoying. They're two different things.

[@Bellas1717]

@@Ausecko1 We do have shrimp in Australia as well, just not anywhere near as popular as prawns.

[@stephenmccarthy4235]

Don't come the raw prawn with me

[@susanbajjada2960]

How about "Do you speak English?"?! I had a woman from Florida ask me that after I had just welcomed her - speaking English!😅🤯

[@jslasher1]

If she'd have tried that nonsense on me I would have said, "Pudota Kuollett, kousipaa", which is Suomi [the Finnish language]. It's very crude and rude.

[@helenfearn2761]

Magpies are beautiful and intelligent. Make eye contact with them & they'll remember you forever & know you're not a threat. Say g'day and you'll be fine.

[@elli4210]

I was eating a sandwich in a city park one day. A magpie landed maybe 2 metres from me and looked me in the eye. I pushed some chicken I'd dropped towards ?him and he ate it, and whatever else I dropped. When I finished I screwed up my wrapper, dusted my hands off, and said, "That's it". He calmly turned around and flew off. ❤ And I always say good morning to my local ones.

[@elli4210]

I think it was making eye contact *then looking away again* that the maggie liked. "I see you but am not interested in you."

[@jamesbond3125]

@@elli4210😂 itd be a different story if it was a seagull

[@debphelan-devon7928]

Nope they are evil

[@planktonkrab]

@@debphelan-devon7928 They are chaotic good.

[@Goatcha_M]

We got taught the Azaria Chamberlain story in school, the mother was accused of murdering her baby and it took 20 years for her to prove her innocence, wrecked the family of course. Happened at the Ayers Rock campground when a dingo (wild dog) snatched the baby from a tent. Horrible tragedy, and then Yanks go an make a joke out of it, like the name of Oz's band in Buffy.

[@Lisa-x3n5x]

We made our own jokes, to our eternal shame. Trouble is, if it's a pun on words I'm inclined to laugh before my my sensibilities kick in. I hate that episode of our history.

[@bron2181]

And on K’gari, dingoes are still killed if they bite tourists despite the fact they’re an Australian native animal (all Australian native animals are protected unless the government decides to kill them)and there’s loads of information that the can and will bite (cos they’re a freaking wild animal looking for food!

[@cyc0tic]

She is guilty, nothing will change the minds of Australians, especially those living around the time the event happened.

[@janetrickwood2484]

Go easy on the Kiwis, Ryan! They're ours!

[@jslasher1]

Not to mention the fact that they have a very good cricket team, one which hits ours 'for a six' whenever it suits them.

[@bellexxoo]

Cracked up when Ryan tried to say "How are you goin' Mate"? 😂 Sounded like someone constipated trying to do a s#!t 😂😂😂

[@felicitywalker1813]

Drop Bears are the best Aussie joke ever. 😂

[@shaunusmaximus7248]

11:15 the greatest point ever made. Im an Aussie and I just shrug my shoulders when I hear or see on the news "ANOTHER mass shooting in the United States" its not me being ignorant and apathetic, Its me thinking "doesn't surprise me"

[@KaiiBlue]

Dingo ate my baby - in 1980 Lindy Chamberlain was camping with her family in Uluru. She claimed a dingo took her baby - 2 years later she was convicted of murder and sent to prison. New evidence came to light and she left prison but remained on remission. She was eventually pardoned in 1987. She got a million dollar pay out from the government for wrongful imprisonment. Sometime in the 2000's it was officially declared that a dingo did indeed take and eat her 9 week old baby.

[@karenstrong8887]

Lindy wasn’t just pardoned or she wouldn’t have been paid out. She was proven Innocent and got an apology. They made sure she lost both of her daughters.

[@kyls73]

We studied the book Evil Angels as one of our HSC/VCE English books in 1990.

[@Bellas1717]

@@karenstrong8887 Despite us knowing that Lindy was innocent, the law gives a not guilty verdict, not an innocent verdict. 'Not guilty' means there is reasonable doubt, the crime cannot be proven with the weight of evidence presented.

[@Steve_P_B]

And the line in question comes from the movie A Cry In The Dark in which Meryl Streep did this godawful fake accent. Since then, every dickhead who thinks that they can get away with doing a fake Australian accent uses her iconic line from this movie without any understanding of what it means or its original context.

[@minniemouse6254]

Ayers bloody rock NOT ULURU. sick of that stupid name.

[@xenamerry]

The case of the death of Azaria Chamberlain when a dingo (native wild Australian dog) divided Australia because the police tried to pin it on the mother, Lindy Chamberlain. Some said she did it, others said she didn't-a dingo did it. She was convicted of killing Azaria with no proof and no body and witnesses weren't allowed to testify. After many years of fighting, to get Lindy out of jail, she was pardoned but Lindy wanted a 'not guilty' verdict when they finally found the missing matinee jacket. A book called Evil Angels was written by a reporter who followed the case at the time and later, Lindy wrote her own account of the horrifying incident. Dingoes have a bite force estimated to be around 400 psi (pounds per square inch), while a wolf's bite force is estimated to be around 1200 psi. The strongest animal known for biting is the saltwater crocodile (Crocodylus porosus). It holds the title for the most powerful bite force of any living animal at around 3,700 psi (pounds per square inch). A dingo expert said that indeed a dingo could carry a baby in its mouth without dragging it on the ground. It has strong neck muscles and has been seen carrying a kangaroo in this manner.

[@davidlean8674]

Even in 1980 when the dingo story first broke, it was obvious to anyone who thought about it that Lindy was innocent. If you want to bump off your baby, you don't trek halfway across Australia to do it in the most public way possible. Taking scissors to cut a jacket & rub it in the dirt & scream a dingo has my baby. Back then many homes have backyard pools, every home had a bath. There were powerpoints, heaters, high places, waterways & loads of places where parental ignorance caused Australian babies to die every year. Today it is even easier so many mothers drive huge pram manglers & are distracted by mobile phones, every kid has the opportunity to get squashed by them. Oopsie! my bad.

[@mehere8038]

And yet the scary thing is when Cleo was taken from her tent, we saw an almost identical reaction from the public, with disbelief & blaming the parents & saying it wasn't real. You'd think we would have learnt from Lindy wouldn't you!

[@9459viola]

@@mehere8038 omg yes I am in WA the haters getting on social media saying the parents must have had something to do with it. Awful I hope they STFU when proved wrong

[@lizmonard]

Just goes to show how vulnerable people are to the way the media sway their stories. That was really tragic. I was a kid, and listened to the gossip.. my mother however, never believed for a moment that she was guilty. 😢

[@jonb3848]

sounds like youve thought about offing a baby before.... jus sayin.

[@amaxwell6989]

Meryl Streep played the mother whose baby daugther was taken by a dingo. Meryl made a mess of the accent and famously declared "A dingo took my byebee!" Thats what he referred to early on in his video. (Movie "Evil Angels")

[@cheekianne1595]

Aussie here and this dude is funny sometimes but he can be rather offensive to a lot of people even the laid back Aussies complain sometimes 😂

[@K24Z3CU2]

He’s the new Rodney Rude!

[@Lilygirl283]

He is funny, it's comedy, take it with a grain of salt...

[@Lnch4ALion]

​@@K24Z3CU2Rodney rude was occasionally funny

[@Minris1]

@@Lilygirl283 he does more than comedy. He makes serious commentary about serious issues. Sometimes (IMO) he stands firmly on the wrong side of political issues. But sometimes he is just seriously funny. When you make the choice to make serious political views, you step outside of comedy. He admits this. He gets this. Still, when he dies just pure comedy. He is very very funny.

[@michaelobrien5366]

I have never heard a laid back Aussie complain about him. Only a few snowflakes.

[@desireecrossing]

Don’t knock the magpies! They have the most beautiful song and are actually really funny and playful.

[@jslasher1]

I call them "Maggies". There are a mob of them on my property. I usually direct foul language at them, but they ignore me. Smart birds.

[@flain283]

When they're after you they aren't playful. Try crossing a field as kid that a magpie doesn't want you to cross.

[@desireecrossing]

@@flain283 I’ve never been swooped, but none of us are ever in a good mood 24/7 🤪

[@davidmc105]

Before this guy was alive, Fosters was the best Australian beer though VB was not far behind. Since then, it was sold to alien interests and degenerated into something undrinkable, pretending to be an Aussie beer while other Aussie beers got way better. You'd be lucky (or is that unlucky?) to find a Fosters in Australia now.

[@WarLordArtos]

They brought it back a few years ago, made by CUB. Didn't stay long

[@lescraythorn2361]

Hi david, born in the 50's all the men drank chilled VB, Carlton or XXXX. In the 70's I drank chilled Fosters in a white can, in the 80's I was studying in UK and Fosters on tap or in a white can was warm (like horse piss) it was not the same thing!

[@dontbeasheeple5883]

I worked as a brewer for CUB for 6 years. No one believes this one but it is 100% true - Fosters and Crown Lager are exactly the same beer, the only difference being that Crown is double filtered. People LOVE Crownies but hate Fosters 😂 amazing what a flashy gold label and a bit of marketing will do hey?

[@raybal57]

Yeah. It's exactly the same except it's different.

[@ianoz1]

Never liked beer. Yes, folks... I'm the one. But my Dad was an absolute connoisseur. Could tell you the brand, the brewery, whether can, bottle or keg/tap. That said, he was not a fan of anything brewed south of the Murray River.

[@GraemeTaylor]

fwiw magpies are pretty much universally loved in Australia. Search up their call. it's probably one of the nicest bird calls on the planet.

[@redwarpy]

While very similar in appearance, shrimp and prawns are two distinct species. Prawns tend to be larger than shrimp, and often taste sweeter. There are more varieties of shrimp, too. Both animals have 10 legs, but prawns have pincers on three pairs of legs, while shrimp just have one clawed duo

[@blackdog6969]

Did not know that, thought they were the same thing. Cheers

[@7thlittleleopard7]

Look, just gimme a yabby instead.

[@GarnetDart]

@@7thlittleleopard7 Totally with ya. But not on the barbie

[@7thlittleleopard7]

@@GarnetDart Oh, yeah nah. Gotta be in vinegar. p:

[@chantellenutes5435]

There you go! You learn something everyday. 😊

[@smileyzed3843]

As an Australian who currently can’t afford to get the roo dent out of my bonnet I concur with his theories on kangaroos

[@dspl1991]

For reference, the Australia vs NZ thing is all a laugh really, we've called each other sheep "effers" for generations. But it's all in good fun. 😂

[@CheeseK1ng-z8k]

As an Australian, WE DO NOT CALL FUCKIN PRAWNS SHRIMP- AND WE DONT JUST RUN AROUND PUTTING THEM ON THE BARBICUE!!! ALSO THE LAST ONE WAS SO REAL

[@heh4199]

I love that you get his humour, also he’s known for being a comedian that really tests the boundaries of offensive humour and that’s why we love him so much. I saw him live and was laughing the whole time it was amazing

[@aflaz171]

"Pull over so we can have a chat!" Only an off duty cop would say that.

[@Thelonedrifter]

You clearly have come across Isaac the Butsman Butterfield. The man's thing is crossing every fkn line imaginable. Any line people shouldn't cross, he is a country length ahead. My brother and I went to see him live, 1st time we went to a stand-up, it was hilarious. He can take heckling like Jimmy Carr. Fkn legend

[@pascalswager9100]

I love that Bluey's doing his own thing now, fkn love that guy!

[@Lnch4ALion]

He is only funny to other meatheads

[@Thelonedrifter]

@@Lnch4ALion 💤😴

[@Lnch4ALion]

@@Thelonedrifter exactly. Sleepy meatheads 🥱

[@7thlittleleopard7]

That's the nature of comedy - to cross all the borders and poke fun at all the things. That said, I'm more of a fan of smart comedy over offensive comedy, but I do like some of his jokes.

[@kellywatts6227]

When I was in America this lady followed my around the stores and finally approached me saying 'Do you Aussies really throw Shrimp on the Barby? I didn't even know what a shrimp was, if she only said prawns!! I would know wth she was saying lol 👌I felt a bit silly myself I may add ✌such is life😎 Another person also said to me I spoke great English 🤗

[@jslasher1]

It never fails to amaze me that the Yanks are such "dills". Crikey!

[@billjackrock]

Isaac nailed it - this is why it annoys me when you say "happy arvo". We don't sound like that. We do use the word arvo but I never hear anyone say "happy" arvo. I hear "this arvo" or "in the arvo", that's common, but if you're wishing someone well we just say full words like "good afternoon".

[@krisher1979]

Every time I hear happy arvo I do wonder if anyone has taken the time to explain that nobody says that.

[@kyliemitchellharper6872]

Me too, i love this channel, but happy arvo, just makes me cringe!!

[@Reneesillycar74]

Ryan knows it’s not the done thing. He does it as his catch phrase & as a laugh. It’s completely harmless.

[@7thlittleleopard7]

I think it's cute. Sure, we don't use it like that, but he's trying to bond with us. Let him have this. God knows, we've all done similar when it comes to other languages.

[@jomaskiell1704]

@@kyliemitchellharper6872 the fact that it makes ypu cringe...makes me cringe. Personally, I love it

[@fairyfloss2704]

4:59 Oh god... as an actual aussie, this is all true 🤣 I was laughing the whole time. FINALLY someone tells people HOW TO EAT VEGEMITE. I ALWAYS SEE THEM EATING IT OFF THE SPOON AND I ALWAYS COMPLAIN TO MY FRIENDS ABOUT IT. EAT IT ON TOAST WITH BUTTER. AND IF YOU BUILD UP THE IMMUNITY, LATHER IT UP. BUT ALWAYS.ON.TOAST.

[@heidicross7255]

Love Love Love number 10. We are not stupid enough to cling to a piece of archaic paper that proclaims, "A RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS". I am Australian and have never heard of this bloke before, but I am giving Issac Butterfield a standing ovation right now because he stated that fact PERFECTLY.

[@AussieRose76]

Isaac Butterfield is a comedian from Newcastle NSW

[@gmaureen]

I'm American and I totally agree with you.

[@TruckerMystic]

10:41 sounded like tryin to talk like an anime character or smth and then quickly switched to sounding like a crackhead

[@johnziersch4605]

"A dingo ate my baby" - I remember this on Aussie national news when I was living in the Northern Territory's outback - they were a predatory wild dog that couldn't be trusted.

[@christopherjorissen5582]

Ryan, i think you learnt by the end of the film that the buttsmarn doesnt mince his words… if not, jump back to the deadly animals segment! 🤣🤣

[@kyliechapman6499]

That guy is extreme even to me and I am an Aussie.

[@juliechurley2716]

But man is he entertaining!

[@TamerahLong]

Agree 💯 I was embarrassed and laughing at the same time. I don't think I've heard anyone swear so much before!

[@Kermsdaddy]

His realisation when the yeast joke hit him😂🤣🤣 high quality Aussie comedy

[@cecilyholland5871]

The kicker is Ryan that those two cyclists were off duty police officers that he swore at. Hence the pull over so we can have a chat. The driver had a nice chat with the police and the magistrate who fined him in court the next week.

[@KJs581]

The Buttsman is a crack up. He has the Aussie rant weighed off..................... fair dinkum, starve the lizards and stone the crows, you'd be flat out like a lizard drinkin to get better, fair suck o' the sav................ He is spot on. They are prawns, and that is all we call them. Saying anything else is "Coming the raw prawn". And we don't chuck em on BBQ's. You chuck a snag on a barbie. Strewth.....................

[@lana922011]

Sea toads 😂😂😂 we should adopt that terminology. 😂😂😂

[@KJxxoo]

Seinfeld is to thank for the “a dingo ate my baby” line. I’m not sure if it was internationally known that it did actually happen, or foreigners just thought it was a funny line from Seinfeld taking the piss out of Australia. On a lighter note, Isaac’s humour is satire. We aren’t actually that offended by these things. We are more likely to just roll our eyes and say “gee, haven’t heard that one before”.. haha.

[@ArcherSimpson-lb6zm]

3:15 with the dingo bit the reason no one believed that te dingo ate the baby was because they thought they were like dogs which they look like dogs (kinda) but they are not. just dont stuff with diingos

[@VrajaVilasini]

Ryan’s face when he said number 10 and compared it to gun laws in USA. 😮

[@williammcmahon4958]

Ding Is not a dog it's the Asian wolf, to say Australia in Australia it's pronounced straya.

[@jslasher1]

@@williammcmahon4958 Before he turned to serious acting { Spielberg's "Munich"), Eric Bana was a comedian on Aussie TV. He was the ultimate Aussie yob [or bogan]. Loved his over-the-top Aussie accent: "Da Ful-web spida ate moy dingo, mite!'.

[@al-dorifto1631]

Isaac isnt someone to be scared of 😂 he is like your neighbourhood friendly bogan lol n yes he is tall im pretty sure he is around 6ft 8

[@AussieMumWA]

The baby eating dingo incident divided the nation - did the dingo do it, or was the dingo innocent, back in the 1980's. Movie based on the murder "Evil Angels" starring Meryl Streep

[@xenamerry]

Steve's death was a tragic accident. Steve was interacting with the stingray and the barb in its tail struck him in the heart. Stingrays are usually harmless. Only some sting, the others have that barb.

[@bobmcdougall8981]

The funny thing about the last clip with the bike riders is that the two guys on bikes were off duty coppers. They tracked down the driver and he got in the shit. This happened on swamp road, jamberoo. It does give you the shits though that the Lycra clad bike riders are on the road and often cause traffic problems.

[@franceskrahe6261]

That was funny, your reaction was priceless.

[@melissanoyb]

Im watching all of your stuff today, or at least i have for the last few hours. Awesome entertainment. We Aussies certainly are a different breed. Get you and your wife's arse over here and check it out yourself. $50 says you don't want to go back home.

[@dreamweaver320]

The guys on the bikes were off duty police officers. He was arrested and charged.

[@RooJohnson00]

"Revenge at the zoo" 😂

[@beardedchefau]

If I remember correctly that first clip was in Cairns Far north Queensland and the cyclists were cops, I believe the guy in the car ended up getting a fine for driving on the bikepath

[@tonimedlen5371]

Cool! 😂

[@TamerahLong]

😂😂😂 so ironic

[@denisesavage2382]

That doesn't surprise!

[@Power_Prawnstar]

Thats pretty much how we talk to our really good mates

[@saltlight5689]

This guy is flipping hilarious! I’m an Aussie and didn’t know he existed!!! Love it…what a legend

[@4WARNG_TRD]

Isaac Butterfield is awesome ❤ He's hilarious and so is his gorgeous wife Clare, he has his channel and another one for the Mum And Dad Show which they host together. His Dad is a famous footy player for the Newcastle Knights, Tony Butterfield. Binge his videos, you won't regret it 😂

[@diloozhuhnal]

If you can navigate around Australia on a jet ski without being eaten I'll give you a carton of Fosters.

[@diannehuntly6868]

Funny thing the two dudes on the bikes were off duty cops and ended up charging the car driver😅😅😅 hardly fair

[@neuralwarp]

There's a technical difference between prawns and shrimps. Something to do with whether their gills are forked or not.

[@hybridgoth]

Long story short, prawns and shrimp are not the same. It's not just different names for the same things, they are different species of crustacean. It's kinda like with lobsters and crayfish, they're not the same thing.

[@jslasher1]

Fair dinkum, mate. You've got it right.

[@SK-zi3sr]

I’m an Aussie that finds “a dingo ate my baby” funny.

[@jslasher1]

How about "a baby ate my Dingo?".

[@margaretkennedy7172]

Back in the 80s a family were camping at Ayres Rock, when a dingo snuck into the tent and dragged a tiny baby out, and it was never found. Unfortunately the parents were blamed for murder and the mum Lindy Chamberlain was jailed. After a few years the babys knitted jacket was found away from the camping site and they realised the baby was actually taken and not murdered.

[@Bella-sz6nj9br8g]

Yes in the early 80s there was a big court case because a dingo took a new born baby from a tent at airs rock .. and issac is spot on us Aussies are definitely down under 🇦🇺

[@johncoyle777]

Shrimp are called PRAWNS in Australia! Paul Hogan used the American term Shrimp in an advert on US TV to attract Americans to visit Australia.

[@oldskool1977]

Butternuts ain't a true blue Aussie! He's a Bogan. Not an aussie!!

[@grandmothergoose]

Bogan is the term for the stereotype of a common quintessential easy going down to earth Aussie. Bogan is meat pies, footy, Holdens, thongs, ACDC, vegemite, VB, goon bags, flannel shirts, labouring jobs, tank tops, and swearing as part of regular language.

[@Lilygirl283]

Yeah, speak for yourself...😂

[@Merrid67play]

@@grandmothergoose A bogan is NOT an "easy going Aussie". That's a true blue Aussie. Bogan is that particular brand of aggressively Aussie-esque, unselfaware idiot who waves their ignorance as a badge of honour and is proud of ruining other people's day because they think they're always right. Cashed up bogans are another level of horror again, because they have the money to really do some damage and they think nothing of doing it. It's not the beer-, cricket- and footy-loving that makes you bogan, it's the lack of care for anyone else and the lack of humility that does it. That said, I don't think Isaac is a bogan in real life, he just plays that as a character on his channel.

[@tishbrett]

More aussie than you by the sounds of it 🤔

[@UFO-047]

Tank tops???​@@grandmothergoose

[@suechandler8162]

Strangely small kids are called "shrimp" it's an affectionate insult.

[@bblake5116]

First joke I learnt on my first day of school in the early 80’s was, how do you have a baby at Ayres Rock ( what it was called ) , kick a dingo in the guts. I told my grandmother that joke when she visited us from England. 😆😆My aunt who came with gran was not impressed.

[@renzy5270]

Hahahaha you made my coffee come our of my nose

[@cptnkaos5994]

well said Isac

[@ozmag8017]

Hi Ryan. About 5 days ago a dingo chased an 8 year old boy on Fraser Is off Queensland coast. Boy ran into the surf to escape and the dingo followed him in and tried to submerge him. Luckily parents were quick and chased it off. Dingoes do that. Will drown their prey if next to water.

[@JeffryLeDaPotato]

4:41 I’m Australian and Vegemite sucks it’s worse than eating straight lemons!!!

[@cariadalexandrite]

We are a sweary lot, aren't we? 😂

[@susie9893]

I found this guy comforting. I know I swear too much but I couldn't get near this bloke (although I'm pretty sure he does it for effect)

[@maryenglish999]

Aussies will say anything with out shame they are always right .

[@Philipk65]

Ryan your reactions were priceless.

[@mizztab3677]

Yes that did happen. The mother involved said that a dingo took the child but she was suspected of murdering her child. She spent year in prison. Till evidence was finally found that proved a dingo took the baby There is a movie about this called “A Cry in the Dark” , the mom is played by Meryl Streep. Shrimp are called prawns in Australia and other places as well.

[@Minris1]

Your reaction to the Yeast skit was PRICELESS! It’s Australia. Thick skin my friend with a big dose of humour. 😊

[@PsychMeds_Cjayy]

7:42 no North Queensland is full of reefs and so is most of the WA then in Northern Territory there’s crocs everywhere and there’s destroyed aircraft with live ammunition inside, making that idea near impossible (I dunno what’s in the southern half of Australia I’m up north)

[@debbiebriscoe293]

I have 6 kangaroos in my front yard right now, they come every night. We call shrimp PRAWNS, guns are illegal in Australia & snakes are everywhere & Magpies are not all scary I feed them & their babies all the time & cyclist are worse than kangaroos on the road in the way of cars & we have huge cycle paths I mean huge. Love your videos & thank you for sharing them & yes I’m an Australian 🇦🇺

[@susie9893]

And yet I feel like we still don't have enough bike paths

[@lachydragneel]

11:43 issac is a comedian and part of Australian humor is that we take the piss (in other words our humor even if its offensive we take it as a joke)

[@stephenwhitfield2679]

The twist with the man driving down the bike path was the 2 cyclists were off duty coppers (policeman). They caught up with him eventually.

[@MomoSimone22]

They still should have been using the bike lane. It's so annoying having to drive around cyclists. They slow you down on busy roads. And the guy was right, so much money gets spent on stuff like bike paths. If they're not going to use them, then the money should have been spent on something more useful.

[@Sighman]

@@MomoSimone22 The problem with 'bike' lanes is that they're also used by pedestrians. Mostly people with kids and dogs that wander all over the place or zombies with earbuds who wouldn't hear an airplane landing behind them. Cyclists doing 40 km/h and hitting someone's kid is something ALL cyclists want to avoid at all costs, so they ride on the roads despite the risk to their own lives. Shared bike paths are for families out for a slow afternoon ride together, they do not work when you're trying to get somewhere on your bike as an alternative to using a car.

[@cartoonimaker]

10:39 bro is constipated 🤣

[@mylesdickenson9060]

He's too young to remember when we Aussies rode Kangaroos... Back in the depression, very few families could afford to buy and feed a horse. So the kids rode kangaroos to school and the pouch was a handy place to keep your school books the only problem was that in winter, you had to have a lamb in each pocket to keep your hands warm😊

[@jslasher1]

I do think, mate, you are handing me a very large raw prawn.

[@susie9893]

😂

[@ilovevegimite]

We better not introduce him to Dot and the Kangaroo LOL.

[@NewcastleParkourOZ]

Probably already commented about it from 07:30 about Isaac’s height, but he’s 6ft 8”. Big fella.

[@Richy.Boi.]

I love this channel, it always puts a smile on my dial when Ryan says happy arvo

[@carbine5378]

It has the opposite effect on me. I find the channel irritating and yet still tune in - not sure what that says about me?🤨

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

​@@carbine5378masochistic tendencies 😲🤣

[@sandgroperwookiee65]

Yep, I like his honesty. But his memory is shit lol. Keep tryin Ryan 👍😉😂😁

[@vtbn53]

It doesn't bother me much but I would prefer that he said good arvo, or even better, g'darvo

[@joquail000]

I love it when I hear “Happy Arvo” ❤

[@LeanneAnderson-e5c]

A dingo ate my baby is from a Meryl Streep movie based on a true story.

[@sonia4661]

Foster's beer was created in Australia over 100 years ago by 2 New Yorker brothers who immigrated to Melbourne. And yes, it was popular here, but I guess because it was sold off to an overseas conglomerate, Aussies stopped drinking it. Around the same time a whole lot of other boutique style beers were coming out like Pure Blonde low carb. It is still considered an Australian beer to overseas ppl but now owned by Japan's Asahi group

[@K24Z3CU2]

I remember it been heavily advertised on TV in the 80s and early 90s but then just stopped, even sponsorships!

[@littleblackcat2273]

@@K24Z3CU2 phhst-ahh, "Fosters Lager, it's got the flavour, that's taken it all around the world"... (or so went the tv add, back in the 1980s).

[@pete6790]

Foster's never made any money here they couldn't even give it away to Aussies 😂

[@Rosebud4u1]

They stopped drinking it, because it was piss weak, dish washing water... sounds like melburnians & this is why when down Melbourne way I wasn't able to get a decent beer! Some days you just need to down a schooner of Tooheys Old at the old watering hole. They bred them too soft down there in Vic 🤣

[@charliejb1747]

​@@pete6790 I liked it, Pete!

[@ShadowTheCat4897]

11 things to never say to an Aussie, "happy arvo"

[@kiwibonsai2355]

Tie me Kangaroo down sport, tie me Kangaroo down. 😂🤣😂

[@WarLordArtos]

Awkward

[@jslasher1]

@@WarLordArtos Why is it awkward?

[@trevhedges]

Shimp on the BBQ was an advertisement by Paul Hogan, (the joke is like “that’s not a knife, this is a knife”. Shrimp are really small prawns 🦐 , In the Advertisement for Australian tourism, he was obviously cooking with big king prawns, the joke being in Australia our shrimp are SO BIG any other country would call them Prawns! We Australians do as well.. get the joke? That’s not a Shrimp, this is a Shrimp! 90% of Aussies don’t get the stupid joke, because the ad was from the 80s.. they have never seen it..

[@trevhedges]

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[@ozzie1061]

Hi Ryan. That bloke is hilarious. Needless to say, Ausies swear a lot. We do behave when we go out in public (most of the time). Love your channel. It's great to see us through an American's eyes.

[@vtbn53]

Not all of us, mainly just Bogans

[@jslasher1]

Oi, mate. We Aussies love to curse, and we do it with impunity. When you refer to your best mate as a c**t that's considered a compliment. 'Strewth.

[@simoneduff5725]

We also tell Americans about drop bears and riding kangaroos...... because, honestly the ability for most Americans to think for themselves and rationally about things (cough, Trump, cough, cough) and know how to fact check..... makes most Americans easy (for the world) to take the bloody piss out of! ❤ya work!

[@The_Jupiter2_Mission]

The 'dingo ate my baby' trope comes from the film, Evil Angels where Meryl Streep uttered that immortal line.

[@waza987]

Uttered it with a very bad Australian accent.

[@doraexplora9046]

I'm pretty sure it's what Lindy Chamberlain said when questioned by the cops. The Police tried to frame her for the babies murder. She went to jail for a few years and then the case was reopened by the supreme court only to have the conviction overturned and she was released.

[@DarkMatter1992]

It was also on an episode of Seinfeld, Elaine says it at a house party.

[@K24Z3CU2]

That movie is called “A Cry in the Dark” in the US for som3 reason. It was on TCM the other day. It’s never on TV!

[@Merrid67play]

No, it comes from the Azaria Chamberlain affair. The movie was made to dramatise the real, tragic event.

[@benjaminparkinson5255]

Cascade drought is the best beer furfhy made in cat territory actually pretty dam good

[@alanamaree2470]

We say we ride kangaroos as a sarcastic joke because we got sick of being asked. Isaac has no filter lol.