American Reacts to the 10 Best Places to Live in the UK

[@Zerobob26]

As a Sheffielder, I can't overemphasise how great it is to have the Peak District on your doorstep, hiking between country pubs. Very green city too, with a lot going on. The housing market is extremely competitive though, often leading to bidding wars.

[@reluctantheist5224]

"What did you think you'd see from a Torquay hotel window...." 🙂

[@carolineskipper6976]

Herds of majestic wilderbeasts?

[@MegatonHookshot]

The hanging gardens of Babylon?

[@brigidsingleton1596]

"Torky" according to Tyler who _never_ (or hardly ever?!) Listens, or repeats the narrator's pronunciation! *It's 'Tor_quay_ ' pronounced 'Tor_key_' 👍😊🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿💜🇬🇧🤭🖖

[@reluctantheist5224]

@@brigidsingleton1596 Or he might think he said the same. I remember trying to learn Bulgarian. One word I kept saying was their bugbear. Everytime they told me to say it, I would say it their way confident I had said it the way they did. Then they would correct me again.. ( and I'd think “ that's what I said“ ) Incidentally, you'll notice how well he did with Edinburgh, so he is learning.

[@gdok6088]

"Where is the sea?" "It's right there between the land and the sky" Still cracks me up to this day 😂

[@amathans]

I live in Wales and England is 10 mins drive from my house as I live right on the boarder of England in both directions. Cardiff is 2 hours 52 mins from my house. London is 3 hours 59 mins drive from my house, Manchester is 1 hour 19 mins drive from my house, Liverpool is a 1 hour 23 minute drive from my house. It is a 3 hour and 53 min drive for me to get from my house into Scotland (over the border) To drive by car from the very top of Britain - the highest north point of Britain (John o Groats), right down the length of Britain to the furthest south point of Britain (Lands End, Penzance), it takes approx 14 hours 50 minutes. It’s a 4 hour sea ferry crossing from Britain to Ireland The quickest crossing by ferry from Britain to France is 5 hours. The shortest route, Poole England to Cherbourg, France takes just 5 hours. Daily sailings from Portsmouth to Caen, the most popular route, takes 6 hours 30 minutes. It takes 35 minutes to get from Britain to France using the Euro tunnel. With your car on the shuttle or without your car. Once you are on the shuttle. You turn your car engine off and after 35 minutes. You can start your engine again and drive off Le Shuttle and you are in France.

[@clivethewritermadenglishma4042]

What you need to remember is wherever you live in England or Wales, you are never more than 70 miles from a coastal town and the amenities. There are villages that offer very cheap living just a few minutes from all the towns and cities on this list. Living costs in London for example are 2 or 3 times those of smaller towns and villages just a few miles away or 100 miles away( an hour away by train). Trains connect EVERY town and City to every other town and City across the UK. Even outlying isolated hill and moorland villages have regular bus services to towns and other villages. You can live a quiet and peaceful life and still have access to all kinds of festivals and theatres.

[@aquillaism]

a lot of americans dont realise how beautiful the uk is because most think that london is the whole of england , this was said once in a different best places to live video , plus a lot of americans dont realise that wales and scotland are joined to england , there was even a video a few years ago where a young american girl thought that england was next to pluto and couldnt understand english people because they didnt speak american language , plus she couldnt understand why a video game weighed so much in the uk because it was 45 pounds in england.

[@brigidsingleton1596]

WoW ... Do such Americans truly exist... I thought that was just a 'meme' / stereotype or something?!!😮 🤔🤭

[@mikeantonio3163]

And a lot of people don't know how green parts of London are.

[@dilligaf73]

​@@mikeantonio3163 london is actually classed as a forest

[@robhingston]

Tyler Rumple - UK Tyler Walker - Norway Tyler Bucket - Canada

[@pauldryburgh6346]

Thanks for letting me know. I'll go check them out. Tyler should say mention them in his video's. Be well 🍻

[@tanja9364]

Tyler, almost EVERY town and ALL cities have roundabouts, in fact several! Lots of villages have them too. Keep practicing!

[@lynnejamieson2063]

I have to presume that due to the AI voiceover being in a US accent that the video was made by a US content producer. Which of course means that it’s not a list of where people from the UK think are the best places to live but a list of places that a US content producer who may never even have been to the UK, thinks are the most desirable places to live in the UK. If you want to actually have a UK perspective on UK things you should use a UK content producer to react to/find out information from.

[@jamestaylor6760]

12:38 Tyler, it’s completely up to the individual which UK nation they move to, as long as they’re a UK National, there are no restrictions 😊

[@chriscookesuffolk]

Him I'm just an average Brit. Today I'm learning about Americans that rip off other KZbinrs and pretend to act surprised at things they've seen before.

[@br0wnkrak3n70]

And sounds like Ryan Reynolds with the reaction😂

[@Coconut54018]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@XR-gz7fk]

Truly said 😂😂

[@sylviagrinham3382]

And yet, you are commenting on his video and watching it . If you don't like it .... don't watch it...,simple 😊

[@pauldryburgh6346]

Deciding to share an opinion so pishly dour that it shows you shite hedgehogs is averagely Scottish, not British, obviously.

[@Golden1989-days]

Tyler In the UK We have housing areas called Hamlets, Villages, Towns depicting the areas historical population numbers. And then we have Cities, whose description is historically afforded by its having its own Cathedral (as a general rule, we have 4 cities without one). There are 97 Cathedrals in the Uk. As I understand it, wherever you are in the UK you are never more than 70 miles from the coast. The UK is very small (but mighty). People freely move around between England, Scotland and Wales to live, for sport and for leisure. Ireland being safe, I’ll leave that to you to Google the history. Sheffield is a huge industrial area famous for its “Sheffield steel”. You need to do your homework. It’s very easy to find out about every town in the uk and to view the web cams in every town. Come over and tour the entire country by coastal train. We have a lot of large “towns” that have massive and varied cultural vibes. Whether that is art, surfing or history. Totally varied.

[@Spiklething]

There are more than four cities without a cathedral in the UK including Bath, Cambridge, Leeds, Plymouth, Southampton, Stoke-on-Trent, and Wolverhampton In Scotland, a city has never needed a cathedral to be called a city. Perth has no cathedral yet was the capital city of Scotland from the beginning of the 12th century until 1452. It lost its city status in 1975 and then regained it in 2012

[@Golden1989-days]

@@Spiklething Cheers. I thought I was a tad short but my brain wouldn’t work 🙄

[@neuralwarp]

You just need to be on the list of cities. Rochester used to be on it, but got forgotten at some point. It has a cathedral.

[@duncanliath]

Re Belfast - am I the only one who winced and rolled my eyes when Tyler said ‘does that mean safety at one point was not great?’ Clearly Tyler has no knowledge of the history of Northern Ireland - the catholic/protestant divide of its populace and the bombings, shootings, knee-capping of its citizens, violent attacks on the police, and the British Army troops sent there initially to protect Catholics from attacks by protestant para-military groups but instead becoming targets of IRA supporters during the period often described as ‘The Troubles’ in N.Ireland?

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Even if Tyler _had_ heard of 'The Troubles' he would've forgotten about it! It's his 'modus operandii' 🤔☹️

[@damonx6109]

Tyler has no knowledge of anything...

[@brigidsingleton1596]

@@damonx6109 He has (allegedly) 'learned' how to say "Edinburgh" and "Thames" correctly (at least, in _one_ video...) but _not_ "YorkSHIRE'!! 🥺

[@duncanliath]

@@brigidsingleton1596 Ironically, he prefaces each video saying he is a typical average american here to learn - and then does exactly the opposite 🙄

[@brigidsingleton1596]

@@duncanliath He also suggest we "leave a Like _or_ a comment" though, unless _he_ reads them, our comments only serve to help 'educate' each other, rather than assist his learning...

[@adrianschmit8991]

As a UK resident, I think the video you watched is weird. I live near Cardiff and I really like the city, but it is not nearly as interesting as places like York, Canterbury or Cambridge. My son lives in Portsmouth. It has an interesting waterfront but the town centre is fairly horrible. The UK has hundreds of beautiful and interesting towns and villages, and the choice of places like Henley and Torquay seems a bit random.

[@JoannDavi]

American towns shouldn't look like that, because America is a different country. It has different topography. It has colder climates than the UK; it has hotter climates than the UK

[@c_n_b]

Yeah but then it should also have some in between with a similar climate.

[@iannorton2253]

​@@c_n_bNew England.

[@i-klaus]

It would be respectful to at least link to the original video. There's more work involved than just sitting in an armchair.

[@joshuasmith4615]

He said the name of the channel

[@alansmith4748]

@@joshuasmith4615 But not the link

[@joshuasmith4615]

​@@alansmith4748still credited them though, that's respectful

[@ronuss]

@@alansmith4748 so people watch the video more than checking links below videos. most people wont ever check additional info on videos. Not only did he credit the channel at the start, but he did it again at the end, like he does on all his videos...

[@davidmalarkey1302]

The arrogance of Tyler not replying to Kaitlyn from the Girl Gone London channel. Not crediting the use of her content in his reaction video. She tried to contact Tyler with zero reply for 6 months. Just using the easy way of making money from other people's content banging out videos across his 3 channels. Only thinking of himself and the income.

[@gabbymcclymont3563]

I have moved all over the place I was born in Australia but from 2 to 3 days into 15 I moved to England the BEST place i have lived is a Richards Castle very near Ludlow. Richards Castle has a amazing ruined castle it was the first stone castle in the UK. Ludlow has a amazing very complete huge stone castle in its canter. The locals were NUTS a hell of a lot of i beading, if your family had not been there 800 years, you were a new comer. The funniest wedding do I ever went to, I was waiting at the bar my friend and I heard the men/farmers behind us say " it's as packed as a sheep dip in here" we just creesed up. The sausage roll disaster was crazy.

[@johnnybeer3770]

Torquay , my home town Tyler . " Fawlty Towers " was a comedy about a hotel in Torquay , you obviously haven't seen it . 🇬🇧

[@QSOproductions]

@@johnnybeer3770 me to 😂

[@marisaevancoe2157]

I’m American and I remember this show! My husband and I used to watch it 😂! I think it was on here in the US way before Tyler’s time though.

[@johnclements6614]

Which one. Tyler Walker Tyler Rumple Tyler Bucket

[@KayHerbert-z2v]

Belfast/Northern Ireland had what we call “the troubles” there was bombings all due to religion. Protestant v Catholic . The unrest has improved dramatically

[@MarkJohnSmith-p4r]

Many UK towns and cities were built on the coastal areas which made them ideal for trade via shipping

[@KayHerbert-z2v]

My dad was English , my mum was Scottish. We as a family lived in all 4 of the countries of the Uk. I was born in England but have lived in Banchory, Royal Deeside Scotland since 1993. I am lucky to have lived in so many places. This list is relative. We all have different needs and wants. Fir me at this time Banchory is number 1 for me. My Brothers live in Bristol England . Lovely reaction 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@laguna3fase4]

My sister lives in Henley on Thames. She works as a teaching assistant in a local school. Her house is very nice.

[@davidrobinson970]

Ballycastle in Northern Ireland is a great place to live, as there is Rathlin Island is an offshore haven for wildlife and has a historic place in telephonic history as Marconi set up a transmission station to contact the USA! It is also a well known holiday destination for both UK and the independent Republic of Ireland in the South.

[@george-ev1dq]

Yep, a great little place, a load of my family live there.

[@CharlotteBaker-q7h]

Tyler check out the British Channel Islands about 80 miles south of Southampton close to France for beauty, wonderful beaches and restaurants with the added bonus of being virtually crime free

[@johnclements6614]

Which one. Tyler Walker Tyler Rumple Tyler Bucket

[@marlecmarine5393]

My sister a London girl through and through married a Scottish Musician, lives in Edinburgh and loves it....

[@DJhinckley]

Tyler Bucket, Tyler Rumple, Tyler Walker. He's not a typical average American, he's the face of a professional engagement farming production line, stealing other peoples content for views. Never credits original video or asks for permission from content creators. KZbin vampire.

[@sylviagrinham3382]

Don't watch him then

[@DJhinckley]

@@sylviagrinham3382 Sylvia supports theft. Dont be like Sylvia.

[@pauldryburgh6346]

I enjoy watching him, you're not being forced to, why are you upset at a stranger for doing something which others enjoy which doesn't do harm? What wrongs are you righting?

[@DJhinckley]

@@pauldryburgh6346 paul thinks theft is enjoyable. Dont be like paul.

[@pauldryburgh6346]

@DJhinckley The only thing he seems to be stealing is your own precious seconds. KZbin, in case you're unaware, is rather harsh on copyright infringement. Sadly a pity, responding to such nonsense.

[@timglennon6814]

The average price of a house in Henley Oxfordshire is, £755,192, which is $990,468 USD.

[@wulfgold]

Yeah, but that's people that have bought their houses on the Gainsborough estate dragging the average down 🤣

[@sallylawson74]

Hi Tyler, I'm a huge fan of yours, I just love your videos. I am just watching Top 10 best places to live in UK and just got to No. 4. Sheffield, my hometown, I was born here and have lived in Sheffield for the past 25 years. You must come and visit the UK and come to Sheffield. I would love to show you around. Keep up the great work. Sally. 😊👍❤

[@faithpearlgenied-a5517]

I doubt he'll be visiting the UK any time soon. He has lots of channels under different names where he pretends to be really interested in other countries too (despite rarely retaining much information about the places he's supposedly interested in) It very much gives the impression he only does this for the money and has little genuine interest in the UK or the other places he checks out. As well as the fact that he prefers not to have any communication with his 'fans' and seems not to bother reading anyone's comments :/ You ought to try some videos from more genuine reactors and they might actually read and appreciate your kind comments.

[@Lixmage]

Find someone more deserving of your support Sally. Tyler doesn't give a shit about what he reacts to or his fans other than subscription numbers and views. He never reads or replies to his comments.

[@karlmaddin6554]

@@faithpearlgenied-a5517can you please tell me what he’s other channels are called please

[@karentaylor5983]

Tyler is bad news! He's totally ignored 'Girl Gone London's video about him constantly using her videos without permission. He just makes money from other people's videos and never gives them a mention. He doesn't even read the comments on his own videos. Goodbye Tyler you're losing subscriptions now.

[@alexanderwiles2003]

@@faithpearlgenied-a5517 can u link one? os girl gon london said a diff guy was doing thar

[@Lazmanarus]

That "cruise ship" is probably a ferry.

[@82clive]

Why don't you make something original, rather than nicking other people's work?

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Because _he is_ Tyler Rumple*/Bucket**/Walker *** and his MO is doing _this_ !! _Little_ work, _Lots_ of YT 'dough' (allegedly?!) UK*/Canada**/Norway*** "reactions"

[@sunseeker9581]

Because its a reaction channel.

[@82clive]

@@sunseeker9581 Yeah, but he never asks permission, never replies to comments. He is only on here for the easy dosh. Total lack of originality.

[@sunseeker9581]

@@82clive same as every other reaction channel then.

[@ianroberts8249]

why does he have to???

[@HankD13]

Aargh! We still don't say SHIRE, its SHUH - you should be getting the hang of this by now. 😁Live in South London - tend to avoid Brighton like the plague, expensive, over crowded tourist trap for Londoners. There are literally thousands of towns over the UK I would happily live - most of these are NOT on the list.

[@alwynemcintyre2184]

He wouldn't say that when saying new Hampshire

[@catherinehaywood7092]

I’m Welsh. Born in wales and lived there for 60 years. I moved to England (Worcestershire)6 years ago. My son moved to England 10 years ago and my second son followed us 5 years ago. The reasons were due to my late husbands health at the time as we wanted to be closer to our grandson. He at least had 18 months to enjoy the little one. I’ll always be Welsh and my roots will always be in wales but sometimes things in life happen. Thankfully I’m only 75 miles away so can visit friends and other family members often. I think it’s quite common for people to move around within the 4 nations.

[@harrydavey9884]

I'm English and moved to Wales, very unlikely I'd ever go back 😂 North Wales feels more like a home to me than any English town or village I ever lived.

[@UKPIChannel]

Cool, what a wicked story. So glad that life is bliss for you. Plus Wales are brill, especially when David Attenborough talks about the big ones.

[@sallyannwheeler6327]

@@harrydavey9884Sheffield or North Wales🤔😂

[@teresaravenshaw5477]

Yeah, Belfast during The Troubles was basically an active warzone.

[@angelahawman4263]

I moved to Sheffield on a Friday and by the Monday they had changed the direction of the one way system! I then moved to Wales to go to University. Belfast, they are saying it's safe now because of "The Troubles", look it up. Seaside towns are full in Summer and mostly empty in Winter, effecting local employment and job security. Seaside "2nd homes" also out price locals for houses in their own towns. From Yorkshire

[@neuralwarp]

Second homes used to be a problem in Wales, until all the mysterious house fires started.

[@JoannDavi]

Don't expect any of that water to be warm.

[@nolaj114]

Why don't you provide a link to the original video?

[@t.a.k.palfrey3882]

Tyler never does. He makes his money exclusively from commenting on videos created by others, without affording so much as a hint of thanks. He hasn't made any original work at all. He simply sits in his kid's bedroom, raking in the dollars.

[@faithpearlgenied-a5517]

​@@t.a.k.palfrey3882Kids bedroom? Are you thinking of his brother, Ryan?

[@c_n_b]

@t.a.k.palfrey3882 Yeah I'm bored of him now. Unsubscribing.

[@zeeox]

@@t.a.k.palfrey3882 - there is one video of him trying Marmite in real-time and I almost fainted seeing him "create" something original for once. But I think that is it though.

[@nolaj114]

​Both he and his brother are "channel farming", have several channels under different names where they feign interest in different countries but never read / react to input from subscribers comments. All about least effort for most $$$, riding on the coat tails of the people who actually put work into creating original content@@t.a.k.palfrey3882

[@paulharvey9149]

People move witin the UK for a variety of reasons, Tyler. The most common one is employment, perhaps when you get a promotion at another of the company's regional offices, or simply because all the industry that used to support the area you live in has gone, and there are better opportunities elsewhere. Others may move in connection with new relationships, property inheritance, for family obligations, to be closer to other family who already live in a particular area - or to get away from it all, or to be somewhere more exciting, or where the weather is better, and so on... You're so right to question this use of "affordable," which is so loved by political parties that love capitalism! Never mind the number of people living on the streets, or with friends, or in overcrowded or substandard accommodation: 10% of the new homes in this development are available on "affordable terms," they us. Just a snip at £295,000 for a 1-bedroom flat with a nice view... Yeah right, affordable my @{&$%. There may be a few similarities, but there really are no two places in the UK that are exactly the same - all of them are unique in their own ways!

[@cartmanbraahnd6660]

There's alot of Scottish, Welsh and irish in England

[@streamleazefishhouse]

Where does it say these are English towns?

[@cartmanbraahnd6660]

@@streamleazefishhouse it doesn't, Tyler asked if ther was people from these countries living in England

[@streamleazefishhouse]

@cartmanbraahnd6660 ahh people! I'm an English man in Wales

[@kakeup]

its very common for people to move and live between England, Scotland, NI & Wales especially for education, i went to Uni in the north east of England and there were people from all corners of the UK, i lived with 2 people from NI and a person from Wales. My friend's dad is Scottish and settled in England after meeting his mother i think and he travels to Scotland a lot to visit his family. We are different countries technically but we are so intricately linked we might as well be the same country, no matter how much the Scottish don't want to admit it lol.

[@harrydavey9884]

My condolences for your Uni days 😂

[@andrewcoogans471]

@kakeup we don't mind sharing the island with you, honest 😂😂. I do find it crazy though that the education systems and legal systems are different! And the way you buy a house in Scotland is so different from England, so confusing 🤒

[@KayHerbert-z2v]

I was born in Portsmouth as was my dad, grandparents gg grand parents and way back . My dad was in the Royal Navy

[@damonx6109]

Tyler has never seen the ocean so he's amazed every time he sees water...

[@johnclements6614]

Which one. Tyler Walker Tyler Rumple Tyler Bucket Or is it all.

[@JacquelineFellows-h4o]

Brighton is ok, but I wouldn’t say it’s the best especially if you have mobility issues, it’s very hilly, if you can afford it I would say Windsor would be the best.

[@br0wnkrak3n70]

Incorrect... Hastings isn't the famous site of the Battle of Hastings. The town of Battle is the famous site. However, they couldn't really say the Battle of Battle... Battle is just outside Hastings. Henley is officially called Henley-on-Thames, and ironically, a famous American is called Don Henley.

[@gregoryvanniekerk1683]

Hi Tyler: I’m just your average ex South African now fortunately enough living in England: in a charming little rural village in South East Sussex! I’m only an hour’s bus ride away from Brighton the “happiest “ city in England according to video! It’s “happy “ because it’s also the city of the highest population of LGBTQ community bigger than London

[@dreadmoose76]

I might be wrong but I thought I read somewhere that you are never further than 70 miles away from the coast anywhere in the UK.....

[@original-Ascended]

These are some of the best places in the UK to live in my opinion: Cities: 1 Cambridge 2 Oxford 3 Leeds 4 York 5 Bristol 6 Norwich Regions: 1 Cotswolds 2 North Norfolk 3 North Yorkshire 4 Hertfordshire 5 Richmond & Wimbledon (London) Towns: 1 Stamford 2 Epsom 3 West Bridgeford 4 Bury St Edmunds 5 Ilkley 6 Harrogate

[@jamesyeahman1195]

I live in St. Albans (just 18mins on train to London St. Pancras) it has the the oldest pub “ye old fighting cocks” the city is based around the old Roman city of Verulamiun …. In fact that university you thought is actually a cathedral where the builders used the Roman bricks to help construct it. The main city also has a Medieval clocktower and the fantastic street market on Saturday and Wednesday.

[@Boogledigs]

Hi, Tyler. In the UK we pronounce the county names ending in shire as Oxford - sheer, or Stafford- sheer. People do often move country. In England you will find many Scots, Welsh, Northern Irish and folk from the Republic of Ireland. This goes for each country in the United Kigdom.

[@reluctantheist5224]

@@Boogledigs and as "shir" and "shire" and "sher" depending on where you are from.

[@paulmason6474]

He doesn’t read any comments or responds

[@Boogledigs]

@@reluctantheist5224 True - but he's American. Shhh don't confuse him! 😂😂😂

[@neuralwarp]

Don't tell him Sheer; he'll roll the R like a drunken pirate. Say *_-sha._*

[@neuralwarp]

​@@reluctantheist5224 English is the language of the Angles. Scots and Vikings don't get a say.

[@moonramshaw1982]

Hastings where King Harold's last words were "That f***er will have someone's eye out if he carries on"😂

[@richardwani2803]

😂😂😂

[@kdot9584]

I live in hastings it's shit 😂

[@marlecmarine5393]

Just keep winking H it will come out........

[@AlunElderBrown]

Hastings also comes out as the top ten LEAST DESIRABLE towns. From personal experience, it is the arse hole of beyond

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Also, the 'Battle of Hastings' actually (supposedly?!) took place on 'Senlac Hill' in the place which was then later named 'Battle'. Battle Abbey was built by 'William the bastard' - later renamed 'William the Conqueror '_on the site where King Harold died_ allegedly... I lived and worked in _Battle_ in the late '70's - '80's and loved it there... A lot of tourists and foreign students visit there though, (an 'overspill' from 'Hastings' itself, and 'Sussex University' probably (?!) so it's usually - or was, at least - very busy...

[@billywilliams8752]

Just based off of my own personal experience as someone from England, Growing up as a kid I went on holiday to Hastings every other year during summer holidays, a beautiful place to go camping too. Also if you love long walks on the beach it's a several hour walk from end to end. Never been to Cardiff but I have visited one of the nearby towns where my mum childhood friend lives and it's absolutely beautiful That building in st alberns is either a cathedral or a school of some sort Brighton is a wonderful place to visit, a ton of tourism but definitely worth visiting, you can also spend hours shopping for literally anything you can think of

[@sunseeker9581]

Healthcare employment will be big everywhere as its the biggest uk employer and needed everywhere

[@markfour2841]

This guy never credits original content creators, nor does he read comments. He is only in it for the money. Understand that and make your peace with it !

[@littlescamps]

You have freedom of movement throughout the UK. I was born in England but now live in Wales.

[@harrydavey9884]

Same

[@streamleazefishhouse]

​@harrydavey9884 same here, although there's as many Bristolians here as welsh...

[@harrydavey9884]

@@streamleazefishhouse I'm a Bristolian, originally. Cannot STAND Bristol or Bristolians 😂 my condolences, buddy.

[@streamleazefishhouse]

@@harrydavey9884 They're gurt lush

[@harrydavey9884]

@@streamleazefishhouse 😂😂😂😂 don't hahahahhaa

[@damonx6109]

Tyler sure knows very little about UK geography for someone who has been "learning" for the last 3 years.

[@heathereley9749]

Just watched tue entry about Henley and the biggest traffic jam being the boats. Has the narrator ever tried driving across the bridge by the Angel pub in the summer? OMG!

[@wulfgold]

Queueing all the way to up Remenham Hill...

[@NannyMcfanny]

Sheffield is my home town and it was a great place to grow up (although it obviously isn’t perfect) but one of the many things I love about it is from the city centre if you drive straight out in any direction you’ll be in the countryside within 20-30 min and it’s much cheaper to visit or live than London !!

[@zee2012]

Brighton is the gay capitol of the UK

[@twiggyb01]

very many 'happy' residents

[@janinshirley]

Back in the 70s and 80s Belfast was plagued by sectarian violence but since the Good Friday agreement that has stopped. Sheffield is a lovely place, my extended family have lived there for many years

[@RosemaryThomas-i4d]

I am amazed that the Cotswolds wasn’t included on the list. It is beautiful there.

[@auldfouter8661]

My parents honeymooned in Torquay - all the way from Scotland - in 1952. Two of my nieces just bought a flat to share in London , while the third just moved to Belfast.

[@ianbentley-rb7hs]

The "structure on the left" in St Albans is St Albans Cathedral, which was St Albans Abbey prior to the Dissolution. It dates back to the 12th century, and stands on a site that has been a place of Christian worship for 1,700 years.

[@frankparsons1629]

Portsmouth is right on the English Channel, France is some 140 miles distant - I quote, Portsmouth to Caen: The most popular route, this crossing takes around 6 hours on average for daily sailings, and 7-8 hours on average for overnight sailings. The distance between the two ports is about 126 nautical miles.

[@xKynOx]

Good thing about the UK is you can do 3 country's in a couple of days.

[@amathans]

People tend to move to other countries in the Uk for 3 main reasons 1. They find love in another country 2. They get offered a great job in another country 3. They visit and fall in love with the place, up sticks and job search there and move there.

[@hilarykirkby4771]

I donk't know who put this list together, but Edinburgh is the only place amongst them that I'd consider!

[@vtbn53]

ha ha ha ha ha!

[@thetwistedfirestarter]

Portsmouth is ok as long as you’re planning on spending most of ya time in neighbouring Bournemouth

[@chrissymoss514]

It's extremely common for the Welsh/Scottish/Irish and English to live anywhere in each others respective countries. You have to remember that these countries are borderless, so travel is very easy. Incidentally, I could name many other places in the UK that are, imo, the most ideal to live. I suppose it's all kinda subjective.

[@chazM6116]

WHY dont you give a link to the original video? you're making money out of their hard work its the least you can do...

[@RockyRhino24]

Portsmouth being top 3 best places to live is hilarious to me😂

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

One thing to know is that many of the beaches are made up of pebbles, not sand. It's not bad, it's just different from what most people think of when seeing a beach not up close.

[@neuralwarp]

Chalk, sand, shingle, pebbles, flint, scree .. whatever. It's all basically broken glass.

[@matshjalmarsson3008]

@@neuralwarp Perhaps, it's 40 years ago that I went to the beaches of Hastings and Brighton, but I only recall pebbles. It could have changed, or I could have missed it, but I think it was adviced to wear shoes or at least sandals

[@QSOproductions]

I was actually shocked to see Torquay in this video I was born there moved to the Midlands (Stoke on Trent) in my pre teens then moved back. Did a bit more moving but after a stroke I’m finally back home in Torquay we’re I’m not going anywhere I’m 5 min walk from the marina in the video.

[@grahamgresty8383]

an intensive survey was done some years ago on the best place to live in England based on lots of factors including cost. From memory, Maryport in Cumbria came out on top with only Trowbridge, Wiltshire, as the only southern place in the top ten.

[@amathans]

Edinburgh- spoken as ED- IN - BUH - RUH Not Ed - in - buh - row (As many Americans speak it. You said it quite well Tyler 👏

[@theelitemyt]

You changed that one video to credit the original when called out, but you still aren't giving proper credit...

[@amathans]

The building in St Albans is - St Albans Cathedral The 2nd building you pointed out is - Tyttenhanger House

[@SILVER_SHADOW_GYT]

Sorry will you let the video run, before commenting.

[@brigidsingleton1596]

At least he pauses it before speaking, unlike some, who just talk over the video so it's hard to hear what's being said!

[@sunseeker9581]

Its a reaction channel. If you want to watch the video watch the original

[@damonx6109]

Nope! He needs to stop the video every two seconds for some reason.

[@brigidsingleton1596]

@@damonx6109 To be able to think and say stuff...he can't do both (or either?) whilst watching? (Sorry Tyler?)

[@sunseeker9581]

@@damonx6109 copywright

[@lynnejamieson2063]

I think the ‘safety issues’ that the video spoke of in regards to Northern Ireland might have something to do with ‘The Troubles’ where paramilitary attacks weren’t particularly uncommon and troops from the British Army patrolled some areas.

[@nidh1109]

As tourist centres Torquay and Brighton can get rowdy and noisy in areas. Some towns are more green and others nearby lovely countryside. I know alot more lovely small towns around UK.

[@cireenasimcox1081]

I keep my fingers constantly crossed that one day Tyler will let his gaze fall on the comments section and see just one of the many times people have explained how the "shire" part of any place over here is pronounced. Or that he will ever type a place-name into google to see how it's pronounced! Lots of reactors start off not knowing this and yet, out of all those I watch, Tyler is the only one that still says it incorrectly. After all the time he's been reacting to the UK it's now getting to seem rude - as if it's not worth even bothering about. I expect because Brighton is unique , it doesn't come up often - and have never yet seen anyone reacting to a vid. about it. Even pictures of it that sometimes come up are really old - and feature an old landmark which was replaced by another, in another spot, years ago. So I was gob-smacked to see it come up as No.1.But no mention of the most unusual Palace (called The Pavilion) in the whole of GB! (Great Britain). Intact Georgian Squares, Sea on one side and miles & miles of rolling (protected) green hills on the other. It's tiny, cobbled, Medieval passageways called "Laines", The world's most famous Toy Museum (lots of nostalgic fun to visit); renowned Street art , quirky old pubs & clubs; the most diverse population in GB...and so much more. But I've often wondered if the reason it never makes it to these US vids. is because it's also the gay capital of GB - and/or it's annual Nude Bicycle Marathon? No-one ever judges anyone by the way they dress, or their gender or occupation. So just sitting at an outdoor pub or restaurant is an adventure in itself! And so much local art, theatre, comedy; and food from African to Turkish to Albanian, French, Greek...you name it, Brighton's got it! (Plus ocean-fresh Fish 'n' chips for the tourists.)

[@wulfgold]

It's difficult for him to read with that weird-blinking thing he does.

[@4bawbees]

Most Londoners wouldn't dream of moving to the cities cited here . Not sure what you're seeing when you say 'look at that castle' (in Edinburgh - which is gorgeous ) What's in shot is a bank and a church

[@MarkJohnSmith-p4r]

Sheffield is the home of Sheffield Steel, is the home of World Snooker and is the setting for the film "The Full Monty"

[@lynnejamieson2063]

Im Scottish, my siblings and I all moved to England in our early twenties, though now approaching fifty I feel quite a strong pull back to Scotland and I know my eldest brother and his English wife feel it too. I have lived in a small town and a village on the Cornish South coast and I’m now in a city in the North East of England…so I am gradually making my way back. I just have to figure out where I want to be. I will add too that my paternal Grandmother came from a historic town just on the English side of the English Welsh border and moved to the West Coast of Scotland after meeting my Granda during WWII. Also, it wouldn’t be difficult for someone to live in Bristol but commute to Cardiff or vice versa. They are pretty close together.

[@amathans]

Average house price Henley, Oxfordshire 2024 - £721,112 Average house price London 2024 - £518,000 Average house price Sheffield 2024 - £218,000 Average house price Portsmouth 2024 - £278,000 Average house price Edinburgh 2024 - £334,000 Average house price Cardiff 2024 £272,050 Average house price Torquay 2024 - £320,990 Average house price Belfast 2024 - £173,917. Average house price St Albans 2024 -£584,000 Average house price Brighton 2024 - £489,713

[@doctorbetamax539]

Yay! I live in Hastings and I can confirm that it's an absolutely amazing place to live

[@lawrencemcginley9937]

Portsmouth city charter states that it will only remain a city as long as it's an island

[@teresaravenshaw5477]

If you don't like roundabouts, then you need to know Sheffield has three of them along that same stretch of road. The on pictured is in an area called Shalesmoor. But hey, we've got trams.

[@TerryTheNewsGirl]

10) It's called Henley-on-Thames 5) Belfast is wonderful. The safety improved is refering to the The troubles which ended in 1994. 4)Sheffield my hometown is fricking awesome!!! I would take Richmond on Thames or Exeter over any of these (Except Sheffield obviously).

[@JoannDavi]

Why don't YOU use the internet to see how many "beach side cities" America has?

[@keefsmiff]

Why don't you....shut up

[@damonx6109]

Tyler lives in a landlocked state, so he thinks all of "America" is like Indiana. He's never seen the ocean. He constantly spews misinformation about "America" because he thinks people from other countries are as ignorant as he is.

[@nickyverra2175]

His list was very subjective. Each person will have a range of reasons for placing certain towns or cities above others. St Albans is for instance 20 mins by train from central London so despite it being its own city, it is proximity wise almost like a suburb. Brighton is the uk equivalent of San Francisco, a big counter culture movement, hippies, hipsters and the very large LGBT population.

[@frankparsons1629]

Thats (the massive Abbey from the air) St. Albans Abbey, I think the nave is the longest in the UK but I stand to be corrected. The Abbey was founded in 793 by King Offa of Mercia on the site of the shrine to St Alban, an early Christian martyr. Just down the hill from the Abbey lies the walled Roman town of Verulamium which has remains of its City walls extant, the city being suddenly deserted when the population fled a plague, I quote - The great plague, known as the Plague of Justinian in the 540s, and is recorded in Irish annals. It was bubonic plague, like the Black Death.

[@lindylou7853]

Scots, Welsh and n Irish more likely to go to England to work but the English subsidise the devolved states via the Barnett formula which means scitlabd gets mire money per person than anywhere else in the uk….

[@MarkJohnSmith-p4r]

Thank you for recognising that the UK is comprised of 4 different and distinct countries, many people think UK is one country or maybe just England

[@annfrancoole34]

(13,00) Cardiff - A forest built within a city - who knew ! 😀😃😄

[@brigidsingleton1596]

Four trees a jolly good fellow?!!

[@britbazza3568]

Hastings is the birth place of modern England. Because of the battle of Hastings where king Harold was killed by William the Conqueror who then ruled the entire nation of England as one nation. I am a Englishman who moved to Wales but I don't live anywhere near Cardiff which is actually the Welsh Capital City as Edinburgh is the Capital City of Scotland and Belfast is the Capital of Northern Ireland. But London is the Capital city of England and the UK as a whole. A lot of people in the British Isles move into all parts of the UK. Irish Scots Welsh and English all intermingle all over the UK.

[@herbivarsawus4359]

Torquay is where Fawlty Towers was set!

[@clivethewritermadenglishma4042]

I doubt very much many Americans have even heard of Fawlty Towers. It did not get the acclaim in USA as it deserved.

[@dereknewbury163]

This a very American view for better or worse

[@Phiyedough]

When I heard the accent I was expecting more touristy places like Bath or York or Warwick.

[@deirdrewalsh4177]

It is very common for people of all four nations to live and move into and out of all the nations in the U.K.

[@philash824]

You can tell this bloke has never been to any of these cities if Cardiff is on this list, it’s a horrible place to live

[@natashaw401]

Lolll 😂😊

[@alexanderlovatt7253]

Brighton is also the most Woke city in the UK. It is also known as the Gay capital of the country. People should know this.

[@faithpearlgenied-a5517]

Why should people know it? Who cares? Aw the gays won't hurt you, Alexander, don't worry 😂 Also, using the silly buzzword 'woke' unironically is just embarrassing at this point.

[@katyroseable]

Sounds like a very good place to visit.

[@gdok6088]

Well if you were gay at least you wouldn't be 'the only gay in the village' living in Brighton 😂

[@alexanderlovatt7253]

@@gdok6088 i am not making any judgements. However you ned to know this so you don't have any shocks. Brighton has also always been regarded as as the most left wing progressive town in England.

[@lindaadams4831]

Different countries but we all live wherever we want to !! No barriers ....my grandchildren go to different Universities all over the U.K.

[@adriancox2705]

Britain has at least as much internal emigration as the US, probably more. People are well used to all the different accents within England so Scottish, Welsh and Ulster accents don't seem foreign, just part of the internal diversity!

[@paulhadfield7909]

it was the only day when it wasnt raining, seaside holidays are oftne spent in the rain, sitting in the pub