American Reacts to Asking Brits Which Country They Hate the Most

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[@gazc8586]

1st guy hates England as its too busy but his favourite city is London the most populated place in the country 🤔🤣

[@anglosaxon5874]

It doesn't like England [first guy] because it's too busy but likes to go to London which is the busiest city. What a plonker! lol

[@TheCornishCockney]

He’s just another twat who thinks London IS England,and I’m a Londoner ! Now in beautiful Cornwall but even I know that London is for visiting,NOT living in. Not the London I grew up with sadly.

[@Monatio79]

Probably because other "big" cities offer nothing of value, whereas London, being the capital, has its advantages.

[@anglosaxon5874]

@@Monatio79 No shit! I'm just saying the irony of it's statement!

[@NeetzBeats]

Came to say exactly the same thing haha

[@Monatio79]

@@anglosaxon5874 ''Ironic''? Maybe. But why does that make him a ''plonker''?

[@samsativa245]

First guy is prime example why i stay 225 miles away from London and love England with all my heart and soul

[@Roz-y2d]

Totally agree. Although I settled 30 miles away. It made an huge difference. London has always been a nightmarish place. Far too busy and crowded.

[@Kari_B61ex]

Although I've lived all over, I love England (born and bred). I don't dislike any country.

[@janolaful]

Same I lived in new york for 10 years I couldn't wait to come back home I dont hate the place it just never felt like home

[@FABWaldorf]

Hey JP We live in Ireland and love going to England every few years. Mainly to see the stately homes and castles,, even though we have òur own here. The English and people from Britain are friendly when they here we've come over. Congratulations on the 100K subs. Love your vlogs! Fergus

[@kelly6504]

The guy in blue who said Germany is off his bloody nut on something. And people who say England, or who say hate where they live in general, sorry to tell you but the grass ain't always greener on the other side. I live in Folkestone Kent (near Dover) only 21 miles from France, & most days you can see it too. Some locals slate the town, but I LOVE it. Can be in Europe in 30mins, London in 50, we've got beaches & countryside. Its not perfect by any means, no real place ever is

[@101steel4]

Watching the D Day 80th anniversary made me proud to be British. Plenty of people in other countries were thankful for us too 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@timgoulthorp6711]

People who say England don’t realise how lucky they are

[@johnmitchell2269]

Lucky that they get to feel like a foreigner in their own country?

[@thadtuiol1717]

@@johnmitchell2269 Sins of empire - you earned it.

[@budapestkeletistationvoices]

They may be lucky. It doesn't mean that England isn't 💩 and the English aren't 💩

[@carolynallcock3099]

True at least they are not under dictatorship

[@budapestkeletistationvoices]

@@carolynallcock3099 england is rather an Orwellian state

[@LeslieGallier-pe2jj]

I like England I was born here.... proud to be English then British then European in that order....I dislike countries that opress it's people and are oppressive against women

[@dereknewbury163]

Yeah! Hate is such a strong word and strong emotion and as you must know, we English do not do emotions. I think most of us differentiate our individual experiences of a country and its people and our views of their governments and political process.

[@dereknewbury163]

@Ben-ih9zj Na Mate, congratulations on being emotional but sorry, therefore you are not really English

[@mojojojo11811]

I moved to the UK from South Africa 24 years ago. Anyone who says they don't like England has had a pampered life and wouldn't last a week where I grew up. The entitlement and pure ignorance for hating a country that is politically and economically stable is mind blowing.

[@Jacob-bn9th]

When the Scots say it though it's out of jealousy because we carry their failing economy

[@dawnsheard4786]

Thank you for standing up 🙏🏼 it makes me so cross when people HATE HATE is a strong word. The country that has given them so much. I hate nothing I might choose not to go to the same location twice but that’s just preference.

[@ETRTriad]

No, it's because we've seen what a cesspool it's become in roughly the last 14 years. Public services are worse, the roads are trash and many smaller cities are not somewhere you'd want to raise children. You do not speak for us 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@ETRTriad]

Politically and economically stable?😂 bravo.

[@tobiasfritz5781]

The questions thrown at those strangers are rather vague, so the answers are varied. Some dislike the weather. Some dislike the people. Some dislike the government. I guess it boils down to what "country" means to each.

[@davidthomas-ot4cl]

Congrats on 100k! I've liked every country I've been to. As Brits we're supposed to hate the French but I've been there several times and not had a bad experience and every German I've met i've liked. Been to America 3 times, nice people. Australia was my favourite country, it's great.

[@SuperHawk0413]

I'm a German and had more of an opposite experience... France and Germany

[@TimeyWimeyLimey]

Very very encouraging to hear people understand hate is such a strong word these days and not react to it. Very encouraging for the future. If you went back a generation or two you would have got two answers. The Germans for obvious reasons, and Argentina, not for the Falklands but for Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' goal in the 1986 World Cup Quarter-final.

[@rainbowseeker5930]

Maybe Leo Messi is making up for that trick now, I hope ! Send my best from Cordoba, Argentina.

[@lauraholland347]

Everyone says they hate England-so why did over 1.5 million people apply for a visa to live here last year?

[@alistairbolden6340]

They were asking people in London, its honestly surprising they managed to find anyone British in that city. depending on were you go in the country you will get a different response. The most common will be China, Russia the USA and France.

[@raverdeath100]

yeah, so hard to find british people in London - i mean, there's only 7 million of them (more than in Scotland or Wales fyi).

[@alanmon2690]

@@raverdeath100 census 2021: 40% Londoners are immigrants, 60% ethnic minorities.

[@raverdeath100]

@@alanmon2690 those "ethnic minorities" were born in the UK - that makes them british. as for "immigrants" - also includes US, Canadian, South African, New Zealand, Australian, India, Pakistan (essentially the Commonwealth) and European immigrants - what you would expect for a world city, i'm guessing you don't know much London history because that number has been much the same for the last 200 years. i was wrong about the pop tho - probably 6 million british instead of 7 - still more than Scotland or Wales.

[@ibeawol4999]

@@raverdeath100 its hard to find english people tho, when people say british it adds more ethnic groups. Why do we all get lumped in together then compared with the rest like a native population wasnt already there

[@peterallen7474]

England is the Greatest Country in the world , it must be as so many people want to get here !

[@judybartels4339]

Probably a lot of debate about this answer!

[@johnallan4826]

Lol

[@Dean-t1m]

I'm English born and bred and the only thing I don't like is the bloody weather but if we didn't have the rain we would not have all the beautiful green grass and the tree's

[@hobi1kenobi112]

Some English people (esp in London) are brought up to hate themselves. It's pretty sad, mostly due to years of constant negativity in the media and wokey pokey influence. I'm English and I love England. I'm in Yorkshire and would never leave. :) I also don't have a problem with any country. There's something nice or good about everywhere.

[@britbazza3568]

I'm England born and bred I now live in Wales through choice but I like all nations of the UK. The reason the British people asked here are stating they don't like England is because for the last thirty yrs plus it has been fashionable to hate on England as a nation from all UK politicians and MSM it's also taught to dispise the UK and in particularly England in the British Education system. It derives from political correctness and ignorance of what this country has achieved over a thousand yrs of history we as a nation need to educate our young people

[@lauraholland347]

I'm not fond of the US-but it's great to visit. I live in England and I love it.

[@michael7286]

I'm English and the word hate makes me feel sick, it's not a word in my vocabulary.

[@Roz-y2d]

Well, not for our wonderful country.❤

[@rainbowseeker5930]

Good for you, bro...People like you are the ones who will change this world for better.

[@Medcanuk]

England legalised medical cannabis in 2018 the issue is we are not allowed to advertise prescription drugs here in the uk. Unlike America. So lots of people still have no clue they can access medical cannabis using a specialist cannabis clinic.

[@mythgreatbritain5634]

Yeah, because they look like they just use cannabis. Smack heads.

[@damianleah6744]

Sometimes if where you live and work you are not happy, you are going to say how awful where you live is. Most people everywhere are kind and hospitable. In every country you have horrible parts and horrible people. Such is life 😂

[@tubekulose]

4:35 This guy was born several decades after the war and still... ! 🤣🤣🤣 Okay, so I, as an Austrian, still blame the French for what they did to our empress's daughter during their revolution and what Napoleon did to us afterwards in the course of his campaigns! 😁

[@jamespickersgill8416]

Lots of young people saying England. It’s almost as if the education system is pumping self hate into them.

[@jantimmerby]

Brexit

[@Mr_PigeonMan]

@@jantimmerbythat’s a lie, being patriotic is considered far right long before brexit. i was told britain was evil that started slavery, which was a complete lie and britain ended the slave trade which i didn’t know about until i researched it for myself.

[@jantimmerby]

@@Mr_PigeonMan My bet is that many young people in England want to go away because Brexit robs them a lot of opportunities. If you once thought England invented slavery then you are a bit of a clown aren't you? Slaves existed long before England was a nation. Slaves hardly have anything to do with young Englishmen to leave England. But the lack of opportunities can make them look for another place to create a good life. So I still think Brexit is the big reason they say they don't like England. For many young people in England, it must look like the state stole their future. Slaves have nothing to do with it.

[@EmperorCaligula_EC]

It is to be assumed to be so.

[@gillfox9899]

I'd take it tongue in cheek when you have English people saying England

[@abbyj9]

I'm a new subscriber from England ☺️I've been watching all your videos since subscribing 3 days ago 😁

[@CazPea]

People saying they dislike England, when being English, should just move, to where they think the grass is greener. Adios!

[@TheCornishCockney]

Lived all over this blue ball with work,most of them beautiful places in their own way,but NONE ever matched this green and pleasant land of ours.

[@Lily-Bravo]

he is asking these questions of people in London who are fairly cosmopolitan. Choose a different part of the UK and I bet you will get different responses. Those least likely to travel, more likely to be scared of foreign lands.

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

@Lily-Bravo Bizarre statement based on no statistics. Do you live in London and have very little experience of being outside of London? Do you think everyone in London is 'cosmopolitan'? Everyone outside it has only ever visited the local market town? Very odd. I can assure you by my own experience living all over the UK and living on 4 continents as well as wider 'holidaying' that people from all over the UK travel overseas to live, for work and leisure and it certainly is absolutely not the case that 'Londoners' are particularly sophisticated compared to anywhere else!

[@Lily-Bravo]

@@shelleyphilcox4743 Born 1952, South Coast. 1971 moved to London. 1979 trip to Australia, through 30 countries. Lived Australia 4 yrs. Returned by train, HK, Japan, USSR, loads of countries. Moved to West Country. Family different countries. Had company dealing with many countries around the world. I don't think everyone in London is cosmopolitan but I do know from living in a village that there are people who have not had much contact with people of other countries or cultures who do harbour different views from those on the video. I didn't want to pinpoint a particular part of the UK for likelihood of a greater variety of answers.

[@Lily-Bravo]

@@shelleyphilcox4743 I think you have got me a bit wrong!

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

@@Lily-Bravo Possibly! I've lived length and breadth of the UK, village and city, and own very large family roots in London and home counties towns and villages, but married (ex) a northerner and I did not really see much difference whether people were from London and had or had not travelled compared to villages and suburbs in various counties north, south, east or west. I apologise if I've misinterpreted your intent with the comment 😀

[@Lily-Bravo]

@@shelleyphilcox4743 No problems, I admit to being vague and could possibly have misinterpreted my own comment had I been someone else!!

[@nightowl5395]

Well done Joel, for 100,000 subscribers; you should be feeling really pleased about that milestone, which is not surprising and rightly deserved 😊 👏

[@deanfields5242]

Another amazing video Joel man congratulations on 1000 K

[@JeremyParker072]

I was surprised that many of them had not been to Scotland or Ireland. I think that many were just being polite or caught off-guard. Those countries with dictatorships or with human right abuses quickly come to my mind that while I have not visited I imagine I would hate.

[@jujutrini8412]

This is typical of English people. English people are quite a polite people and therefore would not wish to sound rude to others therefore most of them are saying they don’t hate any country in order to not offend. Even the ones that are saying they dislike England are doing this as deflection as to say they hate a different country sounds so rude to them. Sorry but English people have certain quirks and it can seem downright weird to foreigners. 😂😂😂

[@johnallan4826]

Lol

[@johnallan4826]

Wastemonster dictatorship

[@improvesheffield4824]

The opinions of the ignoramuses who said England when they have no idea of how good they have it here can be dismissed! There simply is nowhere else in the world that comes close to having the diversity of cultures, the extent of recorded history, the fairest and most egalitarian people in the world, the most diverse and beautiful landscapes in such a small area and the least extreme and most benign weather patterns in the world I’ll say it again, an opinion based on ignorance is not worth the paper (or other media) it’s written on!

[@CowmanUK]

There's a massive difference in hating a country, hating the people of a country, and hating the prevailing politics of a country. Perhaps someone who dislikes the cold might hate a very cold place, for example. Hating a people is stupid stereotyping. Hating the current politics of a current government isn't really hating the country itself. So it's a silly question really.

[@dianehodgson678]

I only hate the politics of some counties such as North Korea. I'm British, born in Leicester, and love my country. Have spent almost half my life in several european countries and love many of them but my loyalty is to the UK. ❤

[@josefschiltz2192]

Even those of us with Germanic sounding names get the stick! My name originated in Rotterdam, yet I still got it at school in the 60s. You wouldn't think we were both Enlightenment countries!

[@TheCornishCockney]

With my job (telecoms) I’ve lived and worked all over this planet,but not the US. All over Europe,Asia and even once in Argentina and loved them all,but by far the country I very much disliked was Saudi. Truly disgusting things I saw there.

[@supercolinblow]

my father went to Saudi Arabia. He said that at an intersection was a sign that stated "No U-turn on Red". That's enough to explain how well they drive.

[@davidsmith8728]

I remember a German Captain of a German aircraft (Lufthansa) at Frankfurt airport calling up on the radio for taxi clearance - and he asked in German. The ATC quite properly said, "You have to use English." English is the International language and used across the globe for all air traffic communications. The German Captain said, "Why must I, a German Captain in a German aircraft at a German airport, speak in English?" A little voice (thought to be a British Airways aircraft) said, "Because you lost the war."

[@slytheringingerwitch]

It probably goes back to when we were at war with many a country. As a Brit myself, I don't hate any country. I might dislike their attitude of how they perceive themselves, but life is too short to HATE another country. I do think many 'hate' because of football.

[@AledPritchard]

That bloke who said Germany, hahaha I just knew he was going to say that! Brilliant video again 😂 👌🏻

[@davesteele6154]

It’s cold here in England most of the time but. Scotland. Scotland is always cold. They get their sun tans off the refrigerator light or the moon

[@will4peace]

England is a lovely country, I think many are fed up with the politics and those in charge but on the whole England is a lot of charm, lots of history!

[@piggypiggypig1746]

Hate is too strong a word. Who would hate an entire country?

[@greg5639]

Well i like where i live just south of Chesterfield. I can walk my German Shepherd and Malinois dogs and not see a single person once im off the main road or sometimes i might bump int two or three people. Mind a little less rain would ne welcome, but having said that, theres a reason why we live in a green and pleasnt land, bloody rain ! As for hating other countries , no not really . 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍

[@lesleyebdon8044]

You and I probably live within 20 mins drive of each other and I agree with you 100%. I've visited a fair few countries in my life and have found good and not so good every where including at home but I don't think anywhere beats right here on the Notts, Derbyshire and Yorkshire borders. 👍

[@geoffmower8729]

For those who said England, North Korea are looking for new people at the moment!

[@ian-t7t]

a perfect example of why they hate england

[@Ade2bee]

One thing you’ve got to understand is London is not England and England is not London, there’s most of England that thinks a big border should be around London and it should be pushed out to see

[@alimantado373]

Yep then the rest of the country would starve without it.

[@tomnicholson2115]

​@@alimantado373 Lol, Without the millions in London sucking up resources the rest of the country would easily be able to feed itself.

[@TheRedPeril]

You’re a product of conditioning. How weak.

[@Acridblue999]

@@alimantado373 No. Just make the capital in the North.

[@rochelleb5661]

​@@alimantado373 how do you draw that conclusion? Approximately 6,347,000 tons of food are produced to supply London's food system each year. Of this, 99% of London's food and beverages are imported from outside the city, with local production and farming accounting for less than 1% of the capital's food supply. lol we know who would starve

[@daddywoodentop2820]

I've lived in London and greater London all my life and the people outside London haven't had the opportunity to coexist with London's diverse cultural community, Australians, Nigerians, Asians, Indians, Turks, Greeks, Italians, Eastern Europeans, virtually all hardworking, friendly and beautiful people. It actually makes very little difference where their ancestors originated from. As a result a lot of the people in the sticks are a little bit xenophobic (mainly because they don't understand something they haven't had any experience of and are therefore afraid of), I remember my parents generation were a bit the same (apart from my Nan who was from Bermondsey and said it doesn't matter if someone is blue with pink spots as long as they're good people) but the younger generation mostly don't even think about it because they've grown up in a multicultural society, it's just normal to them.

[@trampertravels]

You asked a direct question of some British people and a lot of us tend to be polite and want to give you an answer but do not want to be impolite and so they say England because that is home and a safe answer to make.

[@asl7235]

English have made taking the piss out of themselves an art form, it why the comedy is great, we love you all:)

[@DIVERSION-one]

Congrats 2 100k!

[@jamielyallleathan]

Honestly, I didn't watch the video until the end, without any interest! But as a British (Scottish) citizen, people either don't live on planet earth, or they are completely frozen in time! We don't have to like it or hate it, we just have to see what's going on in the world! And make a serious assessment of things, but human beings are just like that, everything is fine when it’s not with us!

[@adlad75]

👏 Well said! Humans are much more alike than we are different. It's too bad many in the comments can't see more of the positive rather than the negative. 😲

[@Salfordian]

I thought it would have been France, I'm sure if people were asked outside Londonistan that would be the most popular answer because of how they treat us, even on D day! "British paratroopers had to get passports checked after D-Day event jump into France. More than 300 troops jumped into the field, including parachutists from Belgium and the US. As they landed, they were met by a makeshift customs desk and asked to produce their travel documents by French immigration officials. Crowds also went to watch the jump and the troops were applauded after landing. Brigadier Mark Berry, the commander of 16 Air Assault Brigade, told The Sun: “It is something we haven’t experienced before." Note the Americans weren't asked for passports!!!!

[@vaudou74]

like the US ones(they were checked when they entered France in airports), belgium is in the EU and the shengen area, so no need. british came from the UK and were not already based in France, so it s logical to be checked out...

[@DMGamanda]

I agree I would say France but its kinda of an old joke now. We ‘hate’ the french and they ‘hate’ us. I dont think its entirely serious but maybe its a generational thing but most people i know wouldn’t hesitate to say France as a matter of principle 😂

[@davidmarshall6616]

Back when i was growing up it was considered law to hate the french. Maybe we've grown into a nation of soft cheese eaters.

[@Salfordian]

@@vaudou74 Doesn't really matter comrade our lineage died fighting for these worthless 🐸 and this is how they treat us on a ceremonial event which is supposed to show respect...........were you there in the 30s asking for passports 🙄 🔔🔚

[@claregale9011]

Some people don't know when there better off , the UK is pretty great compared to a lot of other countries. 😊

[@christianhooton-ze9ow]

I'm English and the majority will easy say Scotland is by far the most beautiful on the British isles

[@PokhrajRoy.]

CONGRATULATIONS ON 100K! 🎉 Celebration livestream when?

[@adlad75]

Indeed, been awhile since there's been a live chat. Perhaps a live from a #USACricket match, in the future? 🤔😉👍

[@alansmithee8831]

Hello Joel. I came to US and loved it there. The people I met were friendly and welcoming. I would say that about most places, though it can be frustrating in big cities like London and Paris, because everyone is in such a rush and so busy that they seem unfriendly. Funny how some Scots seem to think as though England conquered Scotland, when it was a Stewart king of Scotland that became king of England too. Also it was a Pope that "gave" Ireland to a king of England. As for Wales, the Bretons who invaded England with the Normans saw it as them taking their ancestors' homeland of England and Wales back, one Breton called Alan also being the ancestor of the Stewarts.

[@Dazzxp]

I am not the fan of the US, not so much the country or the people but their foreign policy. I don't really 'hate' any specific country each has their quirks and what not.

[@joyelmes7814]

Most ordinary people in any country are great, it is the policies that are abhorrent.

[@Dazzxp]

@@joyelmes7814 Exactly policies can change.

[@thadtuiol1717]

As if the common people in ANY country really have much control over their country's foreign policies...

[@johnfisher9816]

"Don't mention the war." Hilarious, Joel. Very nice video. Travelling through the US is fun. I've never met anyone there who wasn't kind and hospitable. Moreover, there are just so many places to see and things to do. US politics and political system are a completely different matter. Cheers, John in Canada (oh, to keep with the theme of the video, "I hate Canada" but I don't. Silly politics yes, scary politics no). BTW, I love England and am heading over in a couple of weeks.

[@jettser17UK]

I'm surprised none of my fellow compatriots even said the obvious like Russia or China or some Muslim country! Truly bizzare! 🤦‍♂️😏

[@adlad75]

🤔 It's possible there were more answers, but the creator of the video only chose certain ones. Not familiar with that channel so unsure if they have an agenda or just trying to stir things up for views. 🤷

[@WilliamSmith-mx6ze]

4:10 Looks and sounds like, despite Britain's laws, this gentleman is already on the old exotic Woodbines.

[@joshyfry93]

Congrats on the 100k Joel! Just thought I'd add a story about one time when i went to Atlanta and was sat chatting to a group of older people in a bar. They told me travelling was too dangerous so they refuse to leave the USA which i thought was quite funny. They told me Europe was far too dangerous 😂

[@Justabitnosey]

You can't really dislike somewhere you have never been. But there are some countries i would choose not to go to because of safety. I'm British live in a small northern town where most people know each other. It's safe to walk around alone at night. My uncle used to say the same about Germany. He went mad when he heard i was learning German at school. Even though he went there himself for work.

[@Angusmum]

The man who said he hasn’t travelled far enough to judge which country he doesn’t like is right. My brother in law came to England in the 1950’s and made it his home.. I’m a mixture of Scots and Irish and the countries are beautiful, so I ask why were the Scot and Irish man in England when their homes in Ireland and Scotland are only a couple of hours away?

[@mikekelly702]

Congrats on your 100K arrival.....Hope you get a million soon!!!

[@mirellal4623]

Living in Aus, the British ex pats tell me the weather in the uk depressed them. Though I think the grass is always greener as someone earlier mentioned

[@mariejoyce5150]

The cop out answer is Germany. Although we should never forget what happened in WW2 you cannot blame 3 generations on for what happened decades before. Also it’s not as cut and dried as it seems that every German serving in WW2 was evil. My grandfather was English and was severely injured in Holland 1944, he lost his left leg, some of his hand , half of his remaining foot and was strafed with bullets down one side. As he was lying in the snow dying a German medic tried to pull him inside a building to get him out of the cross fire , the medic was shot and killed by the British, after some time another German medic managed to pull him inside. He was taken to a German Field hospital and patched up , then he was taken to a German P.O.W hospital where the German doctors operated on him. He was in the German P.O.W hospital for the remainder of the war and was repatriated in 1946. To his dying day in 1997 my Grandfather would say the Germans saved his life. As far as the soldiers were concerned , he said the majority were just like him , following orders and serving their country, he said the hatred should be for the regime not the country or the man. A wise man my grandfather

[@denisebell8422]

Well I'm British and proud 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@DavidPaulMorgan]

Newport/Cardiff, UK here. So far, I've not had a 'bad' experience in any other nation I've visited. Israel 12 times, Jordan x2, Egypt x1 (in the south, not a trouist resport), India Tour x1, Germany 15+ times, USA 3 times (west coast x2 & Chicago x1), France, Italy, NL, Belgium - they're all great. Egypt was 'odd' but good once we got used to it! Try to speak the language is the only thing I will add. I even used my 'schoolboy' Russian to break the ice in Eilat, Israel 🙂

[@justme1111]

Congratulations on 100k

[@wendysparks4346]

Congratulations on reaching 100K

[@lib_sh_xx]

As someone who’s born and bred in England I don’t know what these lots issues are honestly because we have free healthcare, stable ish government and there’s lots of nice places you can go all up and down the country. A bad thing about here is the cost of living and that’s a big problem.

[@lib_sh_xx]

I like up north in Lancashire and I’m not going anywhere. I love being 30 min drive to Liverpool and 25 min to Manchester !! Like cmon.

[@charlottebridge8232]

I haven’t been to the US but I don’t like how it comes across as the strongest country in the world. Also how Americans act when they travel. I’ve seen Americans in the UK, Italy, Germany, France.. they come across very loud and a little rude maybe. 😂

[@yorkshirelassdiaries4841]

I’m going to Florida next Easter from England. I’m so excited but also nervous. Any tips on gratuity? I’m very nervous about that lol

[@angelagardner5230]

its true jps im old . uk was a beautiful country . Things have changed over here. My mom is 98. I did learn the german at school. Its easy language

[@miamonan9627]

When people travel to different countries, it’s usually to go somewhere they want to go, so it would be odd for too many to say they hate another country. It’s not the British way to be openly hostile or overly opinionated without provocation either.

[@walterfillingham]

As usual, England speaking for the whole of the UK. People living in Scotland and I would imagine Wales too, would have different opinions

[@vallejomach6721]

Not even that...more like, as usual, London speaking for the whole of the UK.

[@gordoncampbell3514]

As a Lancastrian, my answer would be Yorkshire and France. Only because I think it is important to maintain traditions. (and I know Yorkshire is not a country. But just for the principle).

[@ktcalle1740]

In the US i have the feeling people are almost brainwashed to love their country, so i think it’s almost refreshing to hear people bashing their own country

[@hiramabiff2017]

What a sad indictment to British values and history when these, specially edited, people picked to answer the question do not say France. Britain's oldest enemy.

[@steviefraser5240]

Specially edited ? Based on what ? People always say that when they don’t like to own the fact that they’re in a minority.

[@bobatwell7505]

How silly..

[@hills863]

Well, they'll say France if they ask few hundred years ago, but not now. Are you sure you live in 21st century? 👀

[@garyjordan4735]

I agree. France.

[@hiramabiff2017]

@@hills863irk your little euro nerve did it. lol

[@nickgrazier3373]

You didn’t know that we are probably the most patriotic country in the world we just don’t show it. We certainly aren’t so fragile in our patriotism that we all have flags everywhere, we know where we are and the country we love, even though we take the Micky out of it and knock it down, we will defend it when necessary with all we have. England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Have a look at the “Last Night Of The Proms” or the “Festival of Remembrance” if you don’t believe it. We aren’t insecure.

[@mkrmkr3805]

I've travelled a bit, all countries excite me with their vibes and culture. No hate here. 🇬🇧 The French accent when they speak English is ludicrous though. 😅

[@animalmints5470]

Hey man great channel enjoyed the UK trip . I'm from Glastonbury just near Bath! I visited usa alone twice last year , las vegas...I'm not a seasoned solo traveller and thought vegas is great I didn't need a car and obviously lots of great people around. I wanna come back stateside later this year around November? Any suggestions? I want somewhere with legal herbs, and great transoport between nature and city ?! I wanna meet some real american folk . Much love brother

[@xanadodebz2866]

Congrats on a 100k😁

[@chrisbamborough222]

Its nice to see we still have Polite people humour and balanced views contrary to some things portrayed in the media.

[@04mancusos]

I think the people saying the UK, mostly it'll be weather based. Go some other places they wouldn't last a day. I think the only thing that is missing here is the weather. You could say expensive, our politics etc... but that's everywhere. If you want a place with decent weather, great atmosphere, everything is fair etc... well, good luck haha

[@JanetLong-x7t]

I love America

[@LordEriolTolkien]

Take yer pick: Germany, France, Scotland, Spain... at some point we've been at war with all of them

[@helenbailey8419]

😂😂😂😂I knew you were going to say Basil in Faulty Towers😂😂😂Don't mention the war

[@showmoke]

Next video Joel - find one that asks the public whick UK city they dislike the most. Now THAT would be more interesting I think.

[@krisjonesuk]

I’m greatly encouraged by these answers, but have to observe that all these interviews were conducted in London. I wonder if people elsewhere in the country would share those views.

[@paulharvey9149]

This is an excellent example of how most English people prefer to self-depreciate, rather than to openly criticise any others. I suspect it's also not England as such that is disliked - rather the manner in which it has been run in recent years, by some of the most corrupt and dishonest politicians we have ever known; who have served to widen the cultural and economic north-south divide to the extent that it is now effectively two separate countries!

[@Jamie_D]

I think many saying here because it's easier to "self depricate" than hate on another country on camera.

[@helenbailey8419]

😊😊😊you are so interesting to watch,so greatly deserved

[@lyndarichardson4744]

Joel, don't be surprised if you find the Dutch a bit abrupt, they can be a bit outspoken with their views.

[@carolinejones8750]

If you don't like England you have obviously never lived anywhere else. I have and i was always happy to get back to this green and pleasant land. We don't know how how lucky we are. X

[@fatbelly27]

Would have been better asking which countries you like. I think my favourite was Iceland but I did go in mid-summer

[@katydaniels481]

The grass isn't always greener......! I love every country I've visited, and all for different reasons and cultures. (P.s. if you go looking for bad things, you will always find bad things)

[@viceroyzh]

How can you dislike a country? You can dislike some aspects of a country but not a whole country. Hey, Joel: What's the less touristy but still must-see state in the US?

[@RichDoes..]

I'm fairly well travelled, I find people to be generally awesome, kind and helpful... I ALWAYS have a stab at the language which I think helps. There are countries whospolitics I don't like i.e. russia, N. Korea, some scary sh1t going on in the U.S.A. at the moment with the suspended reality... butI can't hate any country... maybe Turkey comes close as they blockaded Cyprus and I adore the Greek people!

[@spacefanatic]

Do not like France as in Paris they are really rude. Got asked to leave a cafe once as my husband and I had a drink and we were then joined by 2 other people from our tour and when they asked what they would like to drink one of them wanted a drink and the other did not so we were asked to leave in a very rude manner. Also been to Nice and unfortunately it was covered in dog mess on every street and there were loads of pickpockets.

[@billydennis899]

I got called a bigot by an Irish guy the other day for saying I’m proud to be English 🤷‍♂️