Americans are DUMBER than Europeans? (Can you solve all the Quizzes?)

Today we Figured out Why Rest of world Think Americans are Stupid and how
How do you Think?
Let's see!

[@martawieszczycka2364]

All the questions were in the mother tongue of the American women. For all European women, the questions were in a foreign language. Hence the difference in speed of response. You read faster in your mother tongue than in a foreign language.

[@gerardflynn7382]

The thing is Americans don't have a mother tongue, they have a mixture of people and languages.

[@themasterofpotatoes9475]

Their mother tongue is English. It's the tongue they were born and raised with

[@SkepticalCaveman]

Not knowing geography does not make you stupid, but it does make you ignorant.

[@thevannmann]

Everybody's ignorant of many things.

[@johan7944]

​​@@thevannmannIts true but the amount of americans ignorance is on way different level compared outside the US

[@tc4062]

👏

[@irene.s.alvarez4227]

​@@thevannmannYes but some things are considered basic I think

[@toycarcrush]

Well, If there is no one who teach you that there is more than the USA, you think that it is the truth! Thanks google Maps we know it better!

[@rubenpuls353]

Improvement: Make the competitors write down their answers and then show them instead of being the quickest hitting the bell for a more fair competition. I always hated those gameshows where you could just be quick and hit the button and then figure out the answer after.

[@sara8614]

I think this was pretty revealing actually. This two Americans were educated and smart, but the Europeans still destroyed them in a quiz in their second or third language. The stereotype is true, not that Americans are dumber, but they are definitely less informed, less interested in the world beyond their borders.

[@AleaumeAnders]

Completely agree. Americans are not dumber, just usually much more ignorant und less well educated in a broader sense. Not their fault per se.

[@xenotypos]

@@Xzazashake Considering being ignorant affects your understanding of the world, I think it's reasonable to think that being ignorant still makes you dumber. Not dumb, but dumber that you could be. Admittedly not the only factor though far from it.

[@programaths]

@@xenotypos So, it limits the expression of your potential.

[@xenotypos]

@@programaths That's what I think yes.

[@programaths]

@@xenotypos I was shortening 😂

[@z3onix]

You should've made the teams have the same amount of people to be more fair

[@umt4lde]

fr

[@marcopauzzi]

True, it's just a game but still

[@marcbecker]

And also not in English 😂

[@olgahein4384]

@@marcbecker Exactly. It would also be more fair if everyone could just write their answer on a board. Some people are faster with buzzing. Some people are faster at reading. Some people are faster in understanding a question in a foreign language. Some people are better at guessing (especially when the other person gave already a wrong answer to a 3 choice question). I don't think the result would have been much different though.

[@gracev102]

Having more people in this case was more advantageous for the US team tho. Because you cab clearly see that the German girl was overwhelmed because she couldn't read fast in English. So the number of people was compensated

[@LidiethArevalo]

Please do more of these geography type quizzes. I love the dynamic of it.

[@erickquijije2955]

Just remember that Europeans are talking in a second language, that it's not their native language. Most Americans can't speak another language besides English.

[@Trancymind]

As an american, our school systems are pathetic , period. The american school system doesn't even teach our students on how to grow our own food in our school property backyards, they sell junk food in our school vending machines, doesn't teach about how to deal our taxes and yes most of my american friends can't speak a 2nd language nor where the countries are located. This is the american governments fault for making the school system incompetent.

[@John-jw8rx]

​@@TrancymindAmericans speak European languages, mostly English and Spanish.

[@rita_stylinson]

@@John-jw8rx bro in italy we also study ancient greek and latin as regular languages💀

[@kevinhiscock8475]

americans can't even speak English properly

[@unreal684]

actually some of their state have the second language 🤔

[@carlotax1983]

no hate towards the girls whatsoever but I just hate when one of them tries to justify their educational system based on how big is their country compared to other european ones, when it has nothing to do with it. There are big countries in europe as well, you could drive 8 hours in italy, germany, spain, etc and still be in the same country, the US system just doesn't care about certain topics or countries unless it benefits their government somehow

[@KyliePaz-f8s]

No offense but your the ones who sounds ignorant America is huge literally 3 most populated country in the world meanwhile Europe is the size of the the state sure the population is large but some states alone has double the population than some of the countries

[@KyliePaz-f8s]

And it’s very dumb to think most americas are stupid sure there people are the smartest but that can be said in any country I been to many different counties in Europe I have some of the least educated people in my life

[@carlotax1983]

@@KyliePaz-f8s no one is denying the fact that there are also dumb and ignorant people in Europe, but of course you have to understand that even if one of the US states is bigger than a european country it doesn't justify the lack of culture or knowledge of some parts of the US population. US is a federal state, even if its bigger than many countries each state has its own government that means that even if the country itself is huge you still have respective governments on different regions to administrate its respective population, even in Spain each autonomous community regulates its educational system following the basic structure set by the national government. So, yes, not all americans can be put in the same box, but no, the size of your country has nothing to do with the matter so stop using it as an excuse for the lack of culture some of your population has. The stereotype is, as you say, that the US is the third most populated country which means the stereotype is proportional to your population

[@RutherFordia]

Well if you drive from westernmost part of the island of java to its eastermost part, it could take more than 24 hours, so i say european countries are quite small compared to other countries

[@Lodai974]

@@Xzazashake Seattle-Miami 4400km....as Gibraltar-Kirkenes 4300km , same scale....On average it is 4000km including western Russia (up to Moscow), similar from the east coast to the west coast (in a straight line).Sicilia - North cape 3900km.... If the seas were dry (North Sea, English Channel, Mediterranean Sea), the surface area would be equivalent. When it comes to population, it is similar between Europe and the USA. The US is therefore a “continental state”.But ,in europe, despite the different peoples crammed into a smaller surface area, we learned to know others during history....to make war or peace. This is perhaps why history and geography are better mastered in Europe.

[@MacabreMelody]

I'm American, and I had to learn all of the countries of the world in middle school. We were tested on each one... Maybe it's more of an issue that our system is inconsistent, depending on state to state? Everyone should have the same basic understanding of the world. Either way, there are so many things that actually determine knowledge. Interest in whatever topic fuels you to actually remember what you learn... In reality, every country is a mixed bag and there is no "smart" or "dumb" nationality. What education/experience you were able to have and how interested you are is what makes or breaks your "smartness"

[@moondaughter1004]

I'm European and in my country we had to learn all the continents, all the countries, all the capitals, all the flags and etc. back in elementary school. We also had to place them. It was painful but rewarding

[@eladrio2311]

@@moondaughter1004 was it rewarding tho? The European girl couldn't place Argentina in the map, the second biggest country in South America and the 8th in the world.

[@moondaughter1004]

@@eladrio2311 it was rewarding enough for me to know that Argentina is situated in South America. The name of the capital is Buenos Aires. And their flag looks like this 🇦🇷. Btw I'm not from the same country as her

[@HenrikJansson78]

It's not just the school, it's the whole society. We hear about the whole world in the news every day too. Quite different over on the other side.

[@theodorefruchart7058]

@@moondaughter1004 as a French we have only leran european capitals ad locations

[@iansmirna5183]

Imagine being graduated in Political science and not being sure if it's Argentina or not on the map...

[@rogergeyer9851]

So you think ALL politics involves all South American countries? Really? Do you even know what a degree in Poly Sci in a typical US college entails, while you're making that assumption?

[@rolflin]

​@@rogergeyer9851At least KNOW THE COUNTRIES? Duh? A 15 yo boy knows this in Spain 😂

[@Carrie-so3ro]

@@rogergeyer9851 If you plan on going into politics, you SHOULD be able to know where ALL countries ARE - as one day you may need to deal with them or a crisis in that country that may affect trade, immigration etc.

[@won1853]

Political science doesn't necessarily cover international relations. Anyways Argentina is pretty insignificant in international politics so who cares? :p

[@ShadrachKautu]

​@@rogergeyer9851dumb excuse 😂

[@let8492]

Argentina ??? In flag Red and white ???? That’s funny, not even close, if you mistake with a flag similar blue and white I understand, but red and white???? 😅

[@johan7944]

Yeah here it really show the american we know (white shirt) and american that been outside US many times (green shirt)

[@robert111k]

Nobody cares about the Argentine flag other than Argentinians, I'm afraid.

[@felipevlllll]

@@robert111k Of course it´s not as popular as the USA or Japan flag, but at least the basic colours you know... Like basic stuff.. But i guess in a fast game you can get frustrated and think less. I mean i don´t know for sure the flag of Mongolia for example because it´s on the other side of the world, but Argentina it´s literally in the same continent than USA... It´s like a person from UK not knowing the Ukraine flag or something. It´s not that it means that you are stupid, but it shows that the education is more centered in your own country and maybe some Europe, China and Japan. But in my school we learned every country and their capitals (i don´t remember most of the capitals tbf and honest) but i went to a really common school and even in that school i learned that.

[@neinei5558]

@@robert111k You are wrong, most people are interested in the rest of the world, not only sit in a sofa watching your own navel

[@BanControl]

@@felipevlllll argentina might be on the same side of the world as USA but for most americans argentina is "just another LatAm south american country" and its kinda weird to expect them to know a random countries flag, especially one as unimportant as argentina (with regards to average american citizen).

[@huliohuliohamijo]

I think there are several reasons why (north) americans might know less about other countries. For example, they are separated from all countries, except Mexico and Canada, by 2 oceans. So they aren't really close geographically to any countries besides those 2, whereas europeans have been historically very close to each other. Also americans have less historical relationship with the inception of other countries than europeans, since europeans started the Age of Exploration and the United States is the result of it. So it makes more sense that europeans know more about those places they historically explored, traded with and/or conquered. Plus the United States is a much younger country. Another reason is that the U.S. has been the global super power for decades, and it has been exporting its culture to the world (films, music, fashion, food, etc) to a greater extent that it has been importing other cultures (granted, the culture of the United States is a mix of the cultures of the people who historically built the country, but you get what I mean, they have their own distinct culture). That may change in the future, but until know that has been the case. So I think part of it is that they know less about other countries because they didn't need to know. Also the U.S. is a big country, almost as big as the geographical territory of europe, so it is a bit like they live in their own world and learn mostly about their own history and geography.

[@e_clips88]

Yes a lot of ppl seem to forget that US citizens also have to learn abt every US state, sometimes their flags, and the capitals. Along with the countries surrounding them in north and South America so sometimes it’s hard to learn about a lot of the smaller countries in Europe and Asia that they would never really need to know abt bc they most likely won’t visit them especially with the prices of plane tickets lately😭

[@franciscovilcheavila960]

USA literally messed up a lot of countries through history in Asia,Africa and in the american continent , so they have some inception to other countries, the funny stuff is that the average citizen doesnt know even what countries USA messed up.

[@Carrie-so3ro]

As a Canadian, I knew EVERY QUESTION but 2 - as fast OR FASTER than ALL of the girls here today. So, being a big country so far away from so many others ISN'T an excuse. (In relation to geography, in my Canadian school - which was pretty standard curriculum-wise - NOT ONLY did we need to be able to identify where every country of THE WORLD was located AND know their capitals, we ALSO had to know all the locations of all the Canadian provinces & territories & their capitals AND - identify ALL THE AMERICAN STATES & THEIR STATE CAPITALS, as well as your COUNTRY capital. This was part of the things we learned when I was about 9 yrs. old.) Being a Super Power is NOT an excuse NOT to know about the rest of the world. Being a Super Power you have many dealings with other countries - trade, partnerships, immigration etc. Things that happen in other countries therefore affect you as well, so you SHOULD be aware of them. You also get a lot of immigrants from many other countries & for this reason alone you should learn about others & have an interest in them as they end up being a part of your country. YOU CHOOSE to take an interest in the rest of the world - or not.

[@charlesdriggers199]

@@Carrie-so3ro OH DAMN. Now we are going to get a lecture about ...........Us. Telling us about trade, alliances, and immigration. My goodness what would we do without you. And immigration. Lets start with that. You think WE should learn their culture? If you come here; you learn ours. And as far as learning about other countries. Distance does play a role in why some don't know everything going on halfway around the world. And why would you have to learn all the states in the U.S.? You don't live here. You're not from here. It is not relevant. This attitude of knowing everything about everybody is European Garbage. And you are one person. That does not mean everyone in Canada has the same knowledge. I can say a lot about the snowbirds that come here every year, but I am not as judgmental as you are.

[@zentheone7850]

you talk about us now, yes?

[@NikesZ28]

Common issue, Intelligence is not the same as knowledge. Lots of education doesnt make you smart... Intelligence is more about problem solving.

[@Ercan-le8kz]

Nice excuses

[@Nebula-y9j]

​@@Ercan-le8kzIt is what it is... Intelligence is about how you can device a solution for a problem. Knowledge is something you accumulate in passage of time via different mediums.

[@Ercan-le8kz]

@@Nebula-y9j ok Einstein

[@joãocarlos-lab]

I know that what you say probably has scientific basis, however I have always found this idea difficult to understand. If I have a lot of knowledge, I will find more creative and efficient answers to problems more quickly. (What has been defined by you as intelligence ). My concerns about these categories are that while there may be differences between knowledge and intelligence... How can we say with certainty that there is a difference? Are there people who process knowledge better and this makes them more intelligent? If so, how can we categorize that this individual has better natural processing and how can we distinguish this from past knowledge that can optimize their understanding of the problems? Sorry if I misinterpreted your comment or if my questions are strange, and Sorry if my English is weird.

[@alessandrom7181]

Usually intelligent people read a lot of books and newspapers and know a lot of general stuff. So no, it's also cultural knowledge. You hardly have stoopid people with lot of knowledge.

[@Carrie-so3ro]

There are 4 points I am going to make: 1 - there is a DIFFERENCE between intelligence & ignorance Some people seem to get the 2 confused & assume if you say someone is ignorant that you are saying they lack intelligence. No, it just means the person lacks knowledge - for WHATEVER reason. It could be they AREN'T smart. It could be they were not taught. It could be they knew but forgot etc. 2 - The one girl is right. This quiz didn't JUST measure how smart/knowledgeable you were, it ALSO measured how FAST you were at hitting the buzzer - which has NOTHING to do with intelligence & only speed. 3 - Part of the American problem is that Americans are quick to come up with excuses for their ignorance. This HELPS Americans STAY ignorant. If you excuse it, you will never solve it. There is NO good reason for Americans NOT to be able to answer all of the same questions the Europeans can answer. It is SIMPLY a matter of schooling & applying yourself at school. I am a Canadian - so our country is EVEN BIGGER than the U.S. & YET I was able to answer all but 2 questions with the SAME speed as the fastest people competing - & in a NUMBER of cases, QUITE a bit faster than BOTH set of girls - esp. when neither girl knew or was fully sure. (I also knew which country EACH of those European girls was from, just by looking at the flag they were wearing.) Being a big country away from all the smaller European countries is NO excuse - esp. when NONE of those questions involved EITHER the U.S. or Europe. As to the videos showing a bunch of ignorant Americans, EVEN IF they did edit out all the more knowledgeable Americans, there should NEVER be THAT MANY ignorant ones left over! 4 - Remember also. This quiz was DONE IN ENGLISH! The language of the United States. It was NOT the language of ANY of the European girls! NOT ONE! Despite this, the European girls were able to keep up with you in both speed & knowledge. In fact their knowledge, was a certain amount better. I am NOT saying these things to be harsh to the Americans. Please believe me on this. I am saying these things ESP. with one of the American girls having studied politics & maybe working somewhere in the field - so that MAYBE when you advance in your career, you MAY be able to work on FIXING some of the educational problems that exist in America, to help your people get up there to match other countries more. That is all.

[@marior.5796]

As an Canadian, sitting above the USofA, do you think that my assumption makes sense? I think that the argument "Americans are stupid" was in this video wrongly interpreted, because it is simplified. I would argue that americans are stupid because they say something stupid when they clearly don't know the answer (could be bad education, could be ignorance, they don't wanna learn it, whatever), but they are acting like what they are saying is totally right. Fake it 'till you make it. And something else I observed, the american girls seemed that they wanted to get the right answer, but the european seemed they (I saw it by the french girl google the flag Uruguay / Greece) wanted to know the right answer. If this sentence makes sense.

[@iimecho]

i love when people attach "smart" to when someone knows something, smart is not just knowing something is your thought process when fixing problems or how you handle certain stuff, to be very general. someone that speaks 4 languages isnt smart they simply just learned how to speak the languages, an example of smart is, a doctor but not because they know everything about medicine, is what they do with that knowledge, when surgeons go into surgery they understand how everything works and then they fix the issue, or a mechanic, same shit, ur not smart for knowing everything about cars, your are smart if you able to get that knowledge and put it into work and invent new things or improvise to fix certain problems, or even find temporary solutions etc, there is a reason why IQ test are literally a bunch of figures and shapes and lines and pictures, and not whos country flag is this

[@iimecho]

i only know a few flags cuz ive seen them often other than that i dont know, cuz im not a flag researcher but is really not that special ?a flag should only be special to whoever is from said country, you should know your own flag

[@BobMcBurger1]

This video was also made unfairly. Two American contestants against four others. Those of which helping each other with the questions. So cheating that was left unpunished. Both sides struggled with a few, that’s a given. But there are so many more things they could have asked to test actual trivia. Even then, those would be very niche things that a simple Google search can fix.

[@DarkSun123456789]

@@BobMcBurger1 Yes, so unfair, buhu, all questions were asked in english, the second or 3rd language of the Europeans. Yet even the smart/educated Americans still got anihilated.

[@nikhilnagboth8425]

@@DarkSun123456789 it seemed like the europeans were lacking a bit in general knowledge

[@thierryroberfroid9400]

The simple fact that we speak our language + English is already revealing, I don't feel smarter because I speak three languages ​​but I feel smart for having decided to learn them to help me communicate more easily

[@mirrorint1970]

Well, let's see the reality that the video showed. One of the Americans has a degree in political science and it's obvious that she studied international politics and some general geography, so she did a little better. Even so, the first 1/4 of the video was used to refute the reputation of American stupidity in relation to the world. In the middle 1/2 of the video, the Europeans massacred the Americans and showed the reality of American education in relation to geography, geopolitics and general knowledge, and the last 1/4 was for the Americans to apologize and the Europeans to show that in addition to having better educational background and general knowledge, they are also very polite. Lol P.S.: Please don't get me wrong, these American girls are very sweet people and it's nothing personal.

[@robertovoce5545]

It's just a practical problem: public primary education in US is absolutely poor, when compared with EU one.

[@bluedreamkush2392]

Very polite? There was so much subtle hints of superiority complex towards the American women. Those Europeans were not nice at all. When they were losing, one of them tried to make the excuse that this isn’t about being smart anymore, it’s about how fast you are. They were taking this too personally. Then later on, the Spaniard woman hit the bell too hard and the American comforted her while the Spaniard was quick to say “oh but I pressed it first” when no one objected it in the first place. Then once they won, one of them gloated about winning. Okay, Europeans on average are more educated than Americans but this video also solidified the stereotype that Europeans more conceited and judgmental whereas Americans on average are more nicer and humble. Nothing personal but that is the way things are.

[@HenrikJansson78]

​@@robertovoce5545 It's not just the school, it's the whole society. We hear about the whole world in the news every day too. Quite different over on the other side.

[@1700tj]

@@robertovoce5545it’s not tho because if you look at the Pisa test you would see that America is on par with most countries in Europe and better then some like France, Greece and Portugal

[@gracev102]

​@@bluedreamkush2392 being competitive doesn't equal being impolite. They were not impolite in the slightest. As for the "being fast" argument : it's not an excuse, but a fact. On general knowledge, the Spanish girl didn't have the time to read the questions. It's way harder to read in English, to understand the question and to formulate an answer when it's not your mother tongue. They were not taking it personally, you're over-reading it. Don't project on people.

[@CoorsLight46]

As an american, it's fun to hear these fellow americans discuss the stereotypes regarding american's education... especially considering... how well they measure their words. "I believe nobody is dumb..."Ya, I'm like politcal science, ya like"

[@kingeling]

Had a stroke reading this comment

[@zitronentee]

Please don't use that bell again

[@esonon5210]

I'm glad they touched on how not knowing much about a subject doesn't make someone dumb. It's sad that there are people who are stupid enough to think Americans are dumb because they don't know where some random european country is on the map.

[@gardenjoy5223]

Ehm... they can't even find the USA on a world map. They can't name three other countries in the world. They think a quarter of an hour holds 25 minutes. And those are college students!

[@Carrie-so3ro]

They think you are IGNORANT, not necessarily Dumb.

[@esonon5210]

@@Carrie-so3ro but they are ignorant though

[@iansmirna5183]

It's simply revealing how US are self centered.

[@sofyuchiha9]

@@Carrie-so3ro which is funny because People get all mad about America butting into other countries' problems, but then when it comes to knowledge we're supposedly ignorant lol

[@raffaelefederico5427]

The problem with this video is the same mistake that many people make (all over the world), that is, confusing two completely different things, intelligence (which is extremely difficult to evaluate) and knowledge, i.e. culture. In general it's true that when it comes to culture, North Americans are in very bad shape because their school system is ridiculous, but, in fact, this has nothing to do with intelligence. Having said that.... damn!... I must say that they all fared quite badly... even the Europeans didn't shine, hesitating on some very simple things. For example how did they not recognize immediatly Argentina!!??... Damn I could have understood, for example, Montenegro! Which is a small European state... But Argentina... damn!! It's one of the largest and most famous countries in the world! But I must also say that not all the questions were as easy as the first ones, for example the last ones, the ones with Andrea, were objectively very difficult. Despite everything, in the end the result was clear, and this despite the fact that European girls also complained a lot about the school systems of their countries, highlighting the problems that certainly exist. Education is truly one of the great problems of our time!!

[@elmercy4968]

This is not completely true. Intelligence can be trained. Visiting school will raise your intelligence like visiting a gym raises your strength. Use it or lose it.

[@LuvThyMind29]

But also... geography knowledge is not the ultimate measure of overall knowledge..

[@BobMcBurger1]

It just annoys me that people use geographical knowledge to conclude if you are dumb or not. Im ok at geography and I know there are many flags I won’t recognize. But that doesn’t make me a dumb person. Including questions like these, trivia, can easily be searched up on the web.

[@LuvThyMind29]

@@elmercy4968 Much of intelligence is determined by genetics. To some small extent, early early life experience (first year of life or so) in a crucial developmental period can sway intelligence just slightly.

[@jeanmartin963]

knowledge and culture are not the same. At all. Culture is a basic knowledge everybody in an area have (like italian culture, french culture... it has to do with the way of life, the system around you, the language...), whereas only a few selected elsewhere have. Culture can be a knowledge if it is not your own culture from where you live of where you or your parents are coming from. Of course you know Ottawa is the capital of Canada if you are Canadian, of course you know some italian opera arias if you are italian. But if you are chineese knowing this aria is culture, and if you are from the USA knowing the capital of Canada is knowledge. Being able to speak english if you are english, is not a big deal.

[@JosephOccenoBFH]

You should have added two more Americans here like Christina or Haley ..

[@HitenLighthearth]

6:33 blocking button with her hand and American girl pushed her hand into it lol.

[@nipunadodan]

She's super FRENCH! 🤣

[@figfox2425]

What does it supposed to mean ? 😅

[@ricartlu]

oh yeah i’m curious aha what does it mean?

[@Olivia-ny6nl]

@@ricartlu It's your sass, your competitivness but unlike the americans who are very smiley you're not trying to fake a smile you're very honest like the dutch

[@aldoussnowsjeffrey928]

Host a competition, then tell everyone that the results don't matter and that you're not stoopid. This is everything that is wrong with this generation.

[@C-Thunder]

What a lot of people overlook about the US is that, it's basically 50 (main states) and other territories combined into one. Within the US main federal law, it let's these 50 states and territories govern themselves to how they see fit. In the relation to education, it is up to the States on how they want their education system to be ran. Some states prioritize education and some states, do not. Which is why Americans for the most part, their education isn't on par with other countries.

[@theodorefruchart7058]

Same in Germany, and they don't have the same problems

[@DoraEmon-xf8br]

@@theodorefruchart7058 This German lady doesn’t seem quite knowledgeable though. I don’t mean to be rude but well, her performance in the ’’general knowledge’’ test is quite bad.

[@_JustSyd_]

@@theodorefruchart7058 sure😅

[@DarkAsDeath]

@@theodorefruchart7058 Germany is 3.63% the size of the US

[@KiraFriede]

​@@DarkAsDeathGermany has 16 states and therefore 16 different education plans.

[@EddieReischl]

US here. When she says, "Good at some things, not so good at others.", I am not good with flags outside of North America and Western Europe. I even messed up and guessed Australia for New Zealand. Countries I'm fine on unless it's in Central Africa, then I might mess up.

[@felipevlllll]

To me the hard ones are the ones down from Russia and up from Pakistan-Iran. Uzbekistan, and all those than end in stan or start with a K. They sound so complex and similar at the same time that it confuses me.

[@SmartWater88]

I’m similar, I can name countries left and right but I probably won’t be able to recognize flags. And I really only can do this because my dad is a history/geography teacher and I taught myself. I can name most of the Western Hemisphere and Northern Hemisphere but Asia and Africa are difficult for me.

[@largol33t1]

How can you get those two wrong? Australia has WHITE stars on its flag. New Zealand has red stars.

[@EddieReischl]

@@largol33t1 By not spending my Friday and Saturday nights at home studying the flags of other countries.

[@torredevigilancia]

Today Andrea is Andrea, from Brazil! ❤❤❤❤

[@Grassmpl]

Im a Chinese Canadian and can single hand defeat all these contestants.

[@mateoalbertorodriguezhuert4249]

Bruh. The cuestions are so easy (Extra: I'm mexican)

[@BoB-th8wm]

It's hilarious how nice they tried to make themselves look from an opinion of milk toast. But they would judge and dismiss boyfriends on how stupid/or smart they were.

[@54kardsthegamer97]

i knew all the flags right away along with the languages. my geography got better when i started learning languages in general. but not knowing doesnt make u any better or worse as a person.

[@iansmirna5183]

"Some people don't have the chance of having a good educational system": See that's the thing, in many european countries, there's is a general system that ensures you to have access to education. US system is so about a finality of making business that if you don't have the money you won't access a decent school and if you do you'll have to specialize in 1 task and ignore general knowledge or other domains. I personally think the US system is dumb, i'll let you judge the effects on its population...

[@Steven.P.]

3:49 almost Monaco

[@jasondoakes1372]

Poland is colder than Indonesia, so snow (white) is on top.

[@sylwesterbb]

From Swedish perspective, Polish flag looks like an Indonesian. Just upside down.

[@istvandeli2761]

Érdekesek az ilyen vetélkedők! Voltak könnyű és nehéz kérdések egyaránt! Azért ha valaki valamit nem tud vagy lassabban jut eszébe, az NEM tudatlanság vagy butaság. Első sorban az iskolai tananyag idő hiányossága, korlátozottsága az oka! Természetesen ez nem az oktatás hibája. Valóban így van, valaki valamiben profi, minden másban hiányos a tudása, mert nem érdekli. Sok jelentősége nincs! Szép volt lányok!🙂🙂

[@danilopuc4223]

I find it funny how these two Americans are also European by blood lmao. It's like watching European vs European 😅 but great video 😊 👍🏻

[@johan7944]

Yeah kind of funny american vs european when the reality they also have european blood😂

[@rustcohle9267]

Then the only real americans are the native ones?

[@HenrikJansson78]

Yes. Because "blood" matters..... There is nothing European about US Americans just because they had some great great great something that came from Europe. It's insanely stupid when US American calls themselves italian or something when they don't speak a single word of italian and have never been to Italy.

[@HenrikJansson78]

@@jm4050 But that still doesn't mean that they retain the nationality that their great great great grandmothers had. Or maybe that is the problem with the US. They think they are still in Italy in the year 1854. Would explain quite a lot actually.

[@HenrikJansson78]

@@jm4050 Exactly. So the US Americans have very little in common with todays Europeans. Just a very general "western culture". Which by the way the so called "african" americans also have. Which of course is an even worse misnomer.

[@HowToHomeLife]

I was born in the U.S.A. in the 1950's, post WWII, into an American culture that taught me that Americans were exceptional. At this time in my life, every time I meet an individual that emigrated from a developed country into America, I always ask them what they thought about the average American citizens intelligence, they usually state that they were dumbfounded by the staggering ignorance of our population, except when it comes to celebrities! Most of these émigrés are multilingual and are well schooled in history, math, science, and are able to produce an elegant and coherent verbal response to my question, even if English is not there primary language. Most Americans today, grew up in an "air conditioned cocoon", replete with wealth and hyper-consumerism as there culture, always looking to "purchase a sense of self" through externalism, emulating only what they perceive as: unique, attractive, and desirable. Americans have definitely devolved into a culture of "won't you look at my appearance, wealth and stature", and this mindset was definitely exacerbated by the advent of the internet and the smartphone! Sadly, most Americans are never involved in personal "introspection, contemplation, analysis, logic, skepticism etc.", and most are definitely NOT seeking the true meaning of being alive, only "I love the way a new car smells"!

[@BanControl]

As an american geography nerd these are always so painful and embarrassing to watch.

[@Trancymind]

What's worse when the majority of the americans can't speak a 2nd language and are bad at geography. How can you tell? They hardly put globes and maps in classes. Its ok I know how you feel. We have to swallow our pride for a min here. Just stand tall and don't get on your knees.

[@drazenbicanic3590]

Education can be seen, not by geography, but by the language of communication.

[@OddSwiftGoose]

Do u base ur knowledge of Americans off Social Media?.......typical European

[@Michael_from_EU_Germany]

PISA test 2022 (in points/place) Countries: 81 Mathematics Average: 472 / Best: 575 (Singapore) USA 465 (34) / Germany 475 (24) / France 474 (26) / UK 489 (14) / Italy 471 (30) / Spain 473 (27) / Canada 497 (09) / Norway 468 (32) / Estonia 510 (07) / Finland 484 (20) / Australia 487 (16) Science Average: 485 / Best: 561 (Singapore) USA 499 (16) / Germany 492 (22) / France 487 (26) / UK 500 (15) / Italy 477 (33) / Spain 485 (28) / Canada 515 (08) / Norway 478 (32) / Estonia 526 (06) / Finland 511 (09) / Australia 507 (10) Reading Average: 476 / Best: 543 (Singapore) USA 504 (09) / Germany 480 (21) / France 474 (29) / UK 494 (13) / Italy 482 (20) / Spain 474 (29) / Canada 507 (08) / Norway 477 (24) / Estonia 511 (06) / Finland 490 (14) / Australia 498 (12) Worldwide TOP5: clear winners comes from Asia Best in Europe clear winner: Estonia

[@rosespring6029]

i think it´s more a thing of people just enjoy bashing americans cause they think they are living in the biggest bestest country in the world. and it does gives ALOT of clicks having the title americans stupid or what ever cause they know people will click on it and then laugh at the people not knowing where japan is and such. i haven´t read about geography and flags in years my self. so even i would mistake and point at wrong place on certain countries and i am from sweden.

[@inesjsp]

America is far from being the best country in the world (and word “bestest” doesn’t exist btw)

[@polkadotbuds]

So don't fluoride water, constant work/advanced school pressure and sleep deprivation culture, and processed food chemicals (among the pantheon augmenting that are everywhere) that mess with things like focus and concentration in many of the foods count as real possible causes of actual dumbing effect on American people though? The education system in the United States is also somewhat lax in the sense that it does teach less than it could--in my opinion. Most parts of media don't have much emphasis on vocab either which perhaps is another thing... I guess it's a lazy/efficient way of doing things in not only speech but also just a lot of other things I'd think (of course it's also good if you're learning English though). I don't know, those are just my extra bit of thoughts. The education system definitely needs reform as many of us can agree.

[@marcelohjsakura]

These people are in Korea, meaning they have traveled the world! This type of quiz would only work with native people, who are not so interested in other cultures!

[@pasquale17374]

They're eating the dogs They're eating the cats They"re eating the pets of people that live there

[@jtjr26]

Another thing to consider is the US is massive in size compared to most other countries. You can drive for 6 hours and still be in the same state let alone another country in most cases. There are so many different places to go within the same country many never feel the need go elsewhere.

[@IgorMateus.C]

Just because someone mentioned superpowers in the comments: The fact that the USA is a Super Power does not mean that Americans are intelligent on a general level. The USA is basically an extension of Europe built by the European elites, including European science and technology. Using the word "Intelligence" to classify people is a bit abusive because there are several forms of intelligence. I just wanted to say that although the Elites were successful and managed to transform the USA into what it is today, it does not mean that all residents of the country are intelligent and well educated. But it is true that many Americans think they are more intelligent than the rest of the world just because they live in a superpower. Greetings to all.

[@grandcanyon-d4d]

USA had East Asian scientists, one of the main contributers of the Manhattan Project was a chinese woman who was known as the first lady of physics, a Vietnamese immigrant refugee made thermo weapons for the US.

[@isalutfi]

I like this segment. Hope, more this segment, better.

[@tedysetiono6963]

Indonesian flag in this video more like Monaco. I'm Indonesian but i can't realize that is Indonesian flag😅

[@KollmannJan]

Might be a display or recording issue tho

[@Lukvader9]

What is shown here it’s knowledge test, not a IQ test. Education and intelligence don’t necessary go together.

[@jesseward568]

I think knowledge is quite important

[@cesaru3619]

One of the Americans is more knowledgeable than the other. I guess the American public school system is deficient, too much freedom and rap for the kids.

[@LuvThyMind29]

American education system doesn't care about the 195 different national flags...and why should it? I can find this information with an internet search.

[@luizbomfim2840]

Nao tem o Brasil mas estou aqui pela Andrea

[@raffaelefederico5427]

Idem! Unfortunately, no Italy, no Giulia! 😢 But Andrea is there and it's also going very well. And then I was interested in the topic!

[@luizbomfim2840]

@@raffaelefederico5427 sim!!

[@bangsailbest]

As a 14 year old british boy: NGGHEEEEEEH! This makes me mad shouting "URUGUAY!!!" And then the french girl thinking greece

[@kingeling]

I'm French and that sure did trigger me Although it is excusable since the flags are somewhat similar

[@gonzanos4]

If you come to Uruguay and say "This is Argentina" your gonna get boiling water in the face.

[@CaptainAmerica001]

America is a *HUGE* continent & an American is from the Continent of America. These are just 2 females from the USA 🇺🇲 & the Europeans are from other countries.

[@rami1406]

Questions should ask over ten thousand people in every country, different age of people. Research will last long time, but after that we know more. Please do that. 🇫🇮

[@rebeccalink6050]

Honestly I would not be representing the USA despite that I live in USA I'm a really small American smaller than others especially in geography The only thing that I would be representing are the smart Americans and geography that aren't so blinded

[@charlesdriggers199]

I have read a lot of these comments. I can say some of these responses make me only not want to learn about other countries, but never step foot in them either. Alot of us make jokes about how Europeans are sarcastic and down us in the states. When you really don't know what you're talking about , or know why we do things the way we do.

[@marior.5796]

Then enlighte us.

[@nah1047]

The title and thumbnail are outrageous

[@jeanmartin963]

it is a "bait a click" they only took WASP college girls.

[@headshooterpl2128]

Shame calling Indonesian flag as Polish. Especially as she was Swedish and should know that easily. We share the Baltic.

[@1158supersiri]

That proves there are uneducated people everywhere.

[@eladrio2311]

At least she didn't answer Argentina

[@alvdansen7172]

@@eladrio2311 Please forgive, the flags are way too simular, admit it. One just need to remember if the color goes at the top or bottom lol at least she did not say something completley wrong like Argentina. There are other countries that easily get's mixed up for being way too simular, like the Palestina flag and then another flag from another country looking exactly the same but have a star on it lol.

[@Halibrand]

My swedish teacher in school taught me to think about the inner material of planet earth (magma) red and white as clouds. Poland is located north of the equator and therefor the white clouds are on top of red magma. Indonesia is south of the equator so the magma is on top and white clouds are on the bottom.

[@steph4369]

​@@Halibrand That is genius, thank you!!!

[@astral_hearts3454]

I love how the comment sections of these kinds of videos are always a war zone

[@miniblasan5717]

Every time the blonde American and the French speak and are shown on the video, their face shines just like their face was a freshly painted car.

[@adriagorriascardona1417]

I don't fully agree with what they are saying. You don't learn this things at school, you know them if you are interested and learn it by yourself. That's the diference between people that are good or bad in general knowledge; interest.

[@lratakele7645]

From where I'm from, we learn these things in school at the lower grades whether we want to or not.

[@adriagorriascardona1417]

​@@lratakele7645well i don't know where you are from, but, except from geography, we don't learn the other stuff in school

[@elmercy4968]

You learn them in school but you forget them again if you are not interested in this knowledge.

[@marianomartinez3008]

Primary's lessions things. Cosas aprendidas del primario.

[@MM-jm6do]

I agree. A large part of the reason why geographical knowledge is greater outside of the US is because of exposure. International sports teams, entertainment, and news are just much more common and popular outside of the US

[@BooozyTheClown]

They all made out at the end, it was cut for time.

[@OddSwiftGoose]

Do u base ur knowledge of Americans off Social Media?.......typical European

[@kingeling]

Lmfao

[@OmarCabrera-e8d]

I’m American and my school required us to know all of this and be tested on it although it might very from state to state and I live in Massachusetts which is considered from what I’ve seen the smartest state with the best education.

[@mateoalbertorodriguezhuert4249]

That's sounds so cool ! The education in USA now is a little bit more best (or that I think, I'm mexican, really idk)

[@McNessie101]

I do think a fair point is that generally American education is often far too self-absorbed. In Europe we do learn more about the rest of the world than in the US

[@claudiufloroiu7957]

Love how everyone speaks in their home langauge...

[@Lone-wo]

I know that clothes don't make the (wo)man and you can't judge a book by its cover... but the two Americans look like the students in the front row of the classroom, whereas the Europeans look more like those in the back of the class next to the radiator... and yet.... 😂

[@paularized1]

It’s funny how much they’re discussing the different ways that everyone is smart. If only there was a definitively accepted way to measure intelligence using some sort of quotient. This whole discussion wouldn’t be necessary. But it sounds like no such system exists unfortunately.

[@MsTribus]

Now pick actually smart europeans, or men... those women want to spare each others feelings so much, they're kind and not competitive imo.Also those questions were for 12yo...

[@almightyyt2101]

I was the only white kid in an all black school and basically as soon as I began school I was helping out my friends - we were in similiar circumstances and there were a few very bright kids - also a lot of immigrant kids from all over the world. I would wonder to myself sometimes why there were so many kids who couldnt read well pickup basic math or do very well at subjects which required generalized knowledge like science, social studies, English etc. Had a couple theories and a strong contender was that I came from a very poor family but we had a strong love of learning and would bond over television quiz games and similiar board games, we would play memory games and talk about anything that we wished to - another thing is I learned to read at a very early age about 3-4 by sitting on my moms knee while she read the bible so I would follow ner finger - and her tone til I picked up a few words - it then came quickly and by the time I entered kindergarten I was reading already - as a bonus I memorized most of the bible from Genesis to Revelations - instilling a love of wisdom, poetry, history, mythology, abstract thought and also picked up on contradictions, the religion of the old testament plus the introduction other cultures and ideas into my religion from different regions - especially the effect that Greek and Roman philosophy had on Christianity - I have had a love/nate relationship with religion but the reason I bring it up is that I noticed friends at school who also did well often had strict families who spent considerable time at church. Theres also a correlation with family - it was the best enviroment when there was 2 natural parents but its apparent that kids thrive when theres any loving support in their lives - I was a freak w my single mom so there are outliers but benerally speaking the better support kids recieve the better - even if it extended family - stepparents and if a child has gay parents the same holds true that if their home is stable and they can count on their support thekids will be all right.

[@robertvirnig42]

Knowing flags and what different scripts look like is just trivia, it isn't really important information to have memorized. Geography on the other hand is pretty important to understand world events even if you never travel to those places.

[@Bilgin...]

Be America and black haired girl you are so so so cute

[@CondolentPizza8]

I mean it kinda does though. Geography is like basic general knowledge that at least you must know.

[@nevfancy777]

Change your channel name in to european ll and amerika friends ,lol

[@SinilkMudilaSama]

I loved the video Europeans are great and languages and discovering countries. Usonians are great in cities, places, events and flags. They are different intelligences, that's all, there's no talk of superiority. Education is different from country to country, there are subjects that one country understands more and another not only that. But it will be great if countries have the same base of international education now and tomorrow, it helps a lot for cultures to respect each other.

[@247-x2i]

'General knowledge' round is not fair. Obviously the American woul read the question faster than the Getman

[@_joilife]

I guess I have to study more english to be as fast as Lexi 😂

[@AngryBird___]

This video proofs nothing, you can get 4 americans that know all countries vs 4 europians that know barely and countries and the same otherwise

[@alessandrom7181]

Muricans don't know and understand jack sh@t in general..

[@damirblazevic4823]

It's impossible to find 4 Americans who, between them, know all the countries.

[@gamingwithmndandlnd4952]

@@alessandrom7181I’m an American and I’m quite insulted by that statement. Can you please tell me what cos(pi/6) equals? Oh and can you also define the words Ad hominem: Ad populism: Hasty Generalizations: Post hoc: Strawman Argument: since we apparently don’t know jack 💩

[@nikhilnagboth8425]

@@damirblazevic4823 I'm an American who knows all the countries, capitals, and flags along with five others with similar geography knowledge who live in different states. If you make an effort to look for people outside of the media, it's very possible.

[@damirblazevic4823]

@nikhilnagboth8425 Congratulations

[@phatphish7617]

2 against 4 Cheating (giving hints) Multiple guesses Speed Goofy

[@TheFirstKit8826]

yeah

[@kevin19358]

5:29, What? Canberra is the capital of Australia? That's shocking to me. I thought the capital of Australia was Sydney. But why is Canberra is the capital of Australia. Sydney is the largest city in Australia, but why is Canberra, the capital of Australia.

[@Lodai974]

it's also a state....as Washington as a western state, and the district of Washington. Many contries don't have the biggest city for capital.....Berne for Switzerland,wellington in New Zeland, Abuja in Nigeria,Beijing in China ,etc......

[@kevin19358]

I see.

[@eladrio2311]

I'm not american but isn't New York bigger than Washington?

[@wasen_aeon]

From what I've heard, it's because Sydney and Melbourne could not agree on which city would be the capital and thus it was agreed that Canberra, which lies between both cities, would be the capital of Australia.

[@kevin19358]

3:49, That's Indonesia flag. I been to Indonesia before when I was a kid and it's good.

[@SteveStevens-sp7ly]

usa proud of the worlds most expencive education.

[@OddSwiftGoose]

Do u base ur knowledge of Americans off Social Media?.......typical European

[@jameshart5149]

A quiz that doesn't ask questions, just makes stupid mistakes with a bell.

[@genevievearchbaker8604]

I think this video needs to be done again but with waaayy more questions and more people answering the questions... it's only 16 questions... make this at least 100 questions with 10 people on either side, see what happens

[@sofyuchiha9]

just depends really. I'm more apt to wanting wisdom over intelligence, but I'm American and got almost all of them

[@bvanderford]

Ironic that google maps and a lot of other mapping technology came from the us. European so smart…make a successful business from your garage that changes the world.

[@Moro2.3]

Maybe it’s because Americans don’t need to really go any where outside America

[@alessandrom7181]

And they comunicate with guttural sounds..

[@TheFirstKit8826]

@@alessandrom7181 thats only ur mom

[@Error_Message]

The American gal said exactly what I was thinking. The US is so big many people never leave it because we've got so many different topographies and cultures blended within our nation. We aren't close to much of the rest of the world. Have the same people do another trivia with state flags and see how that goes.

[@juangarrido7430]

Why state flags? Cannot compare cause is the same country... then we should do too with states of Germany or Spain for example.

[@wendyangel8717]

That is the problem, many believe that their country is the center of the world and show little interest in what is happening around them. Even with languages, why are so many people in the US upset when they hear/read someone speak/write in other languages than English? Why are they told "speak English, you're not in your country"? When the people have private conversations... many 'americans' want their language to be respected and foreigns learned english for their comfort rather than they studying a new language.

[@Error_Message]

I agree with you about most countries feeling they are the center of the world. Fact is some are, at least on a global stage, more important (the country and it's power/politics not the individual). As far as the demand to speak English in America I'm sorry if that has been your experience but it seems anecdotal to you as I've not really seen that nor do I care personally. I would never go to another country and demand they cater to my native language. @@wendyangel8717

[@andreacalmado5429]

You know, just France ( and just couting metropolitan ) have a lot of different topographies too, a tons, same for culture, regional culture always been a huge thing in France, just drove 100 or 200km away and you are in a different area of France, with a different culture, there is probably more different culture and historical background in one french area that you could find in the USA, same for architecture, gastronomy, history etc. France is the biggest example of that, but it was the same for all others European countries. And you have also huge country with lots of variation, but still people move, even if they are far away from others countries and if they are more poor. So the size etc is absolutely not the issue. You also have Germany who is big on the regional thing. Still we move around our countries but outside too. You differents states is just the same thing as the different Lander, or Departement, or region, canton etc that you will find in every single country of the world, it's not proper to USA. The main issue with USA is the education, that make americans really stuck to their country and clueless about what's outside. Because your education make USA seems to be the centre of the world, the most important thing etc etc Wherever we are from, each time we met an American it's hard to believe what is he saying, because most americans are just clueless about the others cultures of the world, and the general history of the world.

[@HfdguuUesv]

@@wendyangel8717English is the language to communicate around the world

[@Mrbean5072]

SubhanAllah Alhamdulilah Allahu Akbar SubhanAllah LA ILLAHA ILLA ALLAH MUHAMMAD SAWPBUH RASOOL ALLAH there is none worthy of worship except Allah only Allah is god ❤❤سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم Allah is the greatestAllah is the greatest SubhanAllah Alhamdulilah Allahu Akbar SubhanAllah LA ILLAHA ILLA ALLAH MUHAMMAD SAWPBUH RASOOL ALLAH there is none worthy of worship except Allah only Allah is god ❤❤سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم

[@sssky0731]

But I don’t learn flags in geography, I studied them myself and now I can remember all 195/197+ flags without needing help AND I’m Thai and we’re so much underdeveloped than USA so she literally cannot be saying that right now

[@judna1]

What they said about driving eight hours and still be in the same country it's funny because I'm Catalan and you can cross Catalonia in just four hours by car, though it takes obviously longer with public transport. In fact, I'm from a small town in Barcelona's province and it takes me 30-40 minutes to go to Barcelona city by car when it can takes me 1h 30 min or even 2h to get to the city using public transport, I have to take a bus, the train and maybe the metro (subway/underground).

[@jordi95]

I si vas de Cadiz a Barcelona trigues més de 8h ... Es relatiu, ja que hi ha un munt d'habitants dels Estats Units que viuen a menys de 8h de la frontera amb Mexic o amb Canada 🤷

[@judna1]

@@jordi95 Dic de punta a punta de Catalunya. Vaig anar amb autocar a Granada i vam trigar entre 8 i 12 hores (per parades).

[@marianomartinez3008]

Manejo 8 horas al norte y llego a Córdoba. Me faltarían 4 días enteros solos de auto para llegar a Paraguay, Bolivia....

[@judna1]

@@marianomartinez3008 Pues aquí en Cataluña, España ya te digo que no, solo Cataluña, en 4h llegas a cualquier parte.

[@jeanpaulbeuh8678]

France win ! in .... the breaking bells challenge

[@extremegamer2713]

This makes me so sad as an American because I know all the countries. 😞

[@Mrbean5072]

Allah is the greatest SubhanAllah Alhamdulilah Allahu Akbar SubhanAllah LA ILLAHA ILLA ALLAH MUHAMMAD SAWPBUH RASOOL ALLAH there is none worthy of worship except Allah only Allah is god ❤❤سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم SubhanAllah Alhamdulilah Allahu Akbar SubhanAllah LA ILLAHA ILLA ALLAH MUHAMMAD SAWPBUH RASOOL ALLAH there is none worthy of worship except Allah only Allah is god ❤❤سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم Allah is the greatest

[@josedosanjos2200]

Very very interesting channel. Thanks for sharing this.

[@ACWhoCares2]

Honestly put the Swedish and Spanish schools together and it'd be perfect, I think as a German, general school doesn't teach you much that you need irl afterwards and the schools for disabled don't teach those, even those who still could understand 1x1. So I think a curricullum of Utopia could look like 1st-2nd period scince (double lessons are better anyway imo, even if you hate that subject ) 3-4th period something practical, maybe depending on the school form if already chosen or cooking and sewing and yes also for the males they can benefit from that as well 😂 😂 (besides why is that still so female cliche but most docle&banan designers and chefs are males?) and so on like switch it up...introduce health and stuff.. I mean granted our goverments would never because an educated and healthy socitiey is the last most of them need but I mean there are systems and I'll never get why people are so flipping against fusioning GOOD THINGS and rather do the same mistakes someon did years ago or not at all 😂 😂

[@beiraodoaloucura9295]

Thsi was a little bit unfair ’cause this blond American, as I saw in others videos, is a not smart. The other American is very intelligent.

[@MilanTimonLeyfeld]

German aducation system is shit to but we learn this by our self

[@OddSwiftGoose]

Do u base ur knowledge of Americans off Social Media?.......typical European

[@MilanTimonLeyfeld]

@@OddSwiftGoose Maybe a good point. I have a poodle too

[@eddiepember]

All of them were stupid 😂

[@OddSwiftGoose]

Do u base ur knowledge of Americans off Social Media?.......typical European

[@eddiepember]

@@OddSwiftGoose the people in the video

[@eddiepember]

@@OddSwiftGoose??

[@AmbushRL.]

fr

[@bishop1]

The blonde didn't know anything

[@BooozyTheClown]

Just start the damn quiz!