Americans React to Australia Burnouts VS America Burnouts

[@justin3131ify]

The point of this video is to show that stagnant burnouts are easy and boring! Burnouts that involve crab walking and creeping into donuts takes a lot more car control and skill. It's definitely not drifting.

[@henryrouland6075]

Tip ins mate

[@aileenbell2248]

@@henryrouland6075 Yes that’s the correct term. My son has a burnout car and I hear him talk about it.. a lot 🙄

[@exogator]

​@henryrouland6075 yeah but you say tip in and the damn Americans have no idea what you're saying, need to s p e l l it out for them xD

[@Jake-cu8il]

I am an Aussie and this is my street every day. I live in the rough part of town and the guy at the end of my street loves doing burnouts.

[@-xslurpeee-159]

I am that guy

[@bezbillz3584]

In astaya we call burnout skids

[@eazygamingeg4988]

@@-xslurpeee-159 trust me ur not that guy

[@JDM_BOYZ-y6k]

I can relate a lot!!

[@willhardyvickers9080]

Yeah mate i have the same issue I got three to four houses next door with senators a clubbies

[@stanleywiggins5047]

P.S. there was a world record set by Australia, the most car's doing burnouts at the same time.. once again at the Summer NATS..

[@cokeaddict1663]

Which Americans have broken but is unofficial record at 170 cars in Denver Colorado in 2020

[@xblazzedx880]

@@cokeaddict1663 Im not from Aussie but I'll tell you right now it's not as good as Aussies they take over the world with their skidz 👍 Straya for ya brutha 💯💯💯

[@jakobelphick950]

Summernats is the only good thing to happen to Canberra

[@WEONLYLOVEHERE]

@@cokeaddict1663 respectfully y’all burnouts are nothing compared to ours, our burnouts are the actual proper way to do bunrouts

[@VENVM666]

@@jakobelphick950 ** the world not canberra

[@Starbolt-81]

Aussie cars if you were curious: 3:10 - Mid 70's Toyota Corolla 3:17 - Mid 2000's Ford BA Falcon XR8 Ute being pulled by a Mid to Late 90's Holden Commodore Ute (With a tray canopy) 3:45 - Late 1960's Holden HT Premier sedan 3:54 - Late 2000's HSV (Holden) Senator (Hard to tell) 5:00 - Another mid 70's Toyota Corolla (Wagon) 6:08 - Late 2000's - early 2010's Ford FG Falcon XR6 Ute (Possibly the turbo 6cyl) 6:12 - Mid 2000's Holden VE Commodore SS Ute 6:40 - Early to mid 2010's Holden VF Commodore SS Sedan 7:21 - Early to Mid 1980's Holden Commodore (VH or VK model, cant tell from the short clip and video annotations blocking)

[@turbobarra326]

Sorry to be that guy mate, but 3:17 is a BF

[@oscarritson]

Pretty sure it was a vk commodore

[@NOTORIOUSx32]

3:54 is a HSV Grange

[@navsinghuppal5046]

Not a senator it’s a WM grange

[@zears24]

not a vk they have clear front indicators its a vb through VH commodore.

[@zakariwalker7477]

The average Australian is well educated on the art of a burnout

[@wild_mike2906]

The average Australian is well educated in general over the US haha

[@zakariwalker7477]

@@wild_mike2906 exactly hahaha

[@sanic7666]

True lmao I’m Aussie

[@SLAYER_PBP]

You have to be...it's part of your Ps test.

[@OGKaz]

Australians are the Kings of Burnouts, it's basically in our culture, we specifically build cars just for burnouts and have special events just to see who can do the biggest burnout, best looking ride etc. Haven't seen one country come close to Australia's skill and passion for burnout cars.The ones who come close are the Arabs. (Coming from an Australian)

[@Elijah-cy9do]

But they're so strict about burnouts and the media tries so hard make it look bad

[@purplehaze5607]

In fairness, saffas rip a pretty mean burnout too

[@rookere1604]

tire means : feel or cause to feel in need of rest or sleep. only US and Canada use tire for a car tyre, the rest of the world uses the correct english

[@mrgrumpy6408]

Remember in the USA they speak American, a lazy bastardized version of English.

[@SilentHotdog28]

@@mrgrumpy6408 They're also lazy in the way they speak. I mean look at how they say 'Aluminium'.

[@mrgrumpy6408]

@@SilentHotdog28 Yes and Hyundai becomes Hunday

[@JoeWetry]

@@mrgrumpy6408 that the correct pronunciation

[@xx-EL3-xx]

@@JoeWetry No it isn't, It's korean company, Its pronouned as H-yun-dai not Hun-Day

[@danielread8549]

Its actually the USA that spells everything "silly" as you say. But I'm sure you've been told that before. 😅

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Exactly. We spell correctly here. Not America.

[@paulsnow1289]

VB is still made and it's one of the first beer companies to be solar powered.

[@MrManny77]

Yea I think they meant fosters bro. Only poms drink that cats piss

[@r1learner178]

Has that made it taste better?

[@paulsnow1289]

@@MrManny77 only Americans think people drink Fosters. No one here drinks it.

[@paulsnow1289]

@@r1learner178 can't really taste that renewable energy, but it's beer and the perfect climate is about 5 o'clock.

[@kylietasker50]

Still tastes like crap

[@stanleywiggins5047]

The majority of the Aussie burnouts were at the Summer NATS (Nationals)

[@paulsnow1289]

Thousands of drunk people loving there car's and no fighting. Summer nats 👍

[@Au_Ugly]

Dunno what part of australia your from mate but we see em daily

[@-xslurpeee-159]

I see tons of burnouts on the streets but also see them at Summernats. Majority that I see is on the streets

[@xblazzedx880]

@@-xslurpeee-159 not from Aussie but facts Mexican hoon cartel will show ya 💯💯💯💯💨💨💨💨

[@xblazzedx880]

@@Au_Ugly bruv ithink you read that wrong 👍but safe as

[@gamortie]

That kind of car is an early model GM Holden Commodore - went from a mid sized family sedan (sometimes with a V8, but as oy) to a large family sedan in later years; lasted nearly 40 years

[@dezznutz8692]

the “controlled drift” is called a tip-in 🇦🇺😮‍💨🤌

[@deebazzi]

You should react to the Australian wedding burnout culture that has blown out to massive proportions

[@muikthemad3933]

Most of those burnouts were at Summernats (annual car thing we do that basically revolves around burnouts)

[@gavinthenav6594]

When they get the run up for the “donuts” we call that a tip in, lots of speed and a hard flick puts on a good show

[@rickythreefeet]

and sound

[@gavinthenav6594]

@@rickythreefeet no shit 🤣 that’s one of the main parts in a “show”

[@rickythreefeet]

@@gavinthenav6594 exactly 🤣

[@allthevids7843]

The car near the end that you asked what is was is a early 1980s holden commodore. also you did get a few of the cars in this vid over there, they were released as a pontiac g8 in the early/mid 2000's and a Chevy ss in the mid 2010's. You also got our holden monaro in the early mid 2000's called a Pontiac gto over there.

[@Xantosh82]

POWER SKIDS or TIP INS (if you are traveling at speed) the beer, is fosters, it is australian for regurgitated cat piss

[@brettbloodyhell2707]

doing an accent isn't racist, because you get your accent from the area you live not your race

[@QKvox]

Those donut burnout things we do in Oz are called ‘tip-ins’ theyre great

[@Stuffyim]

I live in Australia and I remember a few years ago, there was this abandoned road (?) Where people used to go to do burnouts. I could hesr them from my house so it got annoying pretty quickly. But I think some people complained about the noise or something and they blocked off the road again. Idk if it worked bc I moved out not long after. But when you ho down the road (on foot) you could see all of the marks and there were a heap of destroyed tires lying around. (Idk if that's from the burnouts or not but they were destroyed)

[@shane35188]

I love at the end of the video when you guys are watching the white VE Commodore doing a skid, trying to justify that Sitting on the brake is better I have a 12 yr old nephew who can sit on the brake , and you have a seen it all you’ve never to been to Australia and seen real skids, there of plenty of you tubers from America that have came here and seen how it’s really done. A group few of them from 1320 video toy tube channel came here for the burnout competition and in the video every single one of them all ate there words on camera and oh they didn’t understand what we always hype it up to be and they all blown away, Burnouts here is drag racing for you guys. Here your u go out chuck some skids and if you come home with less tyres then u Lett been a good night

[@gerardbryant4840]

Summernats is on this January, in Canberra. Those videos of burnouts in front of crowds come from their contests. Have a hunt for videos about it. And fer Chrissake, work on yer bloody accents!

[@jakobelphick950]

I speak on behalf of all Canberrans, Summernats is the only good thing that happened to us

[@chrisgeorge4288]

When you think of saying Aussie... Think of Ozzy Osbourne. Ozzy...

[@GameZedd01]

5:45 Tyres is spelled correctly. You have to remember that American English is the simplified/bastardized version of English, not the other way around. 😂

[@grahamejohn6847]

It's called ENGLISH for a reason boys USish or Americanish lol and you cannot just change it to suit yourselves. Thanks for another good video the best part of them is the interaction you two have and you are really starting to get moments of sounding faintly Aussie Miles .

[@Blarkey_MTB]

Where my Aussie’s at? 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺 👇🏻

The last car is an Early 80s Holden Commodore made by Holden or otherwise known to Americans as GM

[@-xslurpeee-159]

VH Commodore

[@akaraven66]

Where I grew up there was a dude a few houses down that had a Falcon, I knew it was fast, I didn't quite get how fast. My 12 second quarter mile car was left in the dust one day by him and that day I learned what Australians can do withs cars. His mate had a VN, probably tuned the same or similar, I had no idea how powerful it was until I heard it in the distance one night, just the blow off valve was whistling away, then I heard the engine and as I got closer I saw the smoke. A few years later I met someone who had an old VH, with some engine that wouldn't even fit in the bay, I can't remember what it was as I was like 21 at the time (that was like 15 years ago). I asked him if the bonnet was cosmetic and yeh no it was to fit the engine, he showed me his broken Ford 9" diff that he broke at Summernats. Don't sleep on an Aussie for any reason, we are mad down here.

[@quakxy_dukx]

Bit of a terminology correction for you: a ute isn’t just those low sports car trucks. Ute refers to any and all pickup truck

[@PhoenixMiller-we3tn]

I am a 12 year old Aussie and I love being one

[@hexvolter]

An aussie tradition is standing around watching burnouts and competing to see who can pop all 4 tyres the fastest lol

[@TheCommodity]

Damn must have some fast cars. Being able to do all-wheel drive burnouts.

[@cipciphooray]

7:21 That looks like a Holden Commodore VB (1978-1980).

[@-xslurpeee-159]

VH i reckon

[@RennieAsh]

5:49 that's so that when we go to a tyre shop, we come out with tyres. When you guys go to a tire shop, you come out sweaty and sleepy with no tires.

[@TyreChewingDog]

That first Aussie burnout clip is at my local speedway. Absolutely insane stuff goes on over there nearly every week

[@possomboy3663]

The last car In the video was a Holden commodore VL turbo, the one in the thumbnail is either a vy or a vz commodore

[@AmunrA1991]

The only American ute that I'm aware of was the El Camino. The idea behind the ute was it was a vehicle that farmers could use to go to church on Sunday and take livestock or produce to market on Monday.

[@johnkassavetis9301]

Don't forget the Ford Ranchero was another American ute

[@arkhsm]

The FORD Ranchero preceded the El Crapmino, thank you !!

[@AmunrA1991]

I should clarify one thing: I'm an Australian. The most common American Ute that I've seen in exported media is the El Camino, therefore the El Camino was the only one I was aware of. Why is it that the world over seems to a Ford vs Someone else competition. In Australia, for decades it was Ford vs Holden. In the States it sounds like it is Ford vs GM/ Chevrolet.

[@arkhsm]

@@AmunrA1991 'Cause all I ever hear is Chevy this, Chevy that !!

[@mtrobming1439]

The "My names miles" at the start. Those three words were said in perfect Australian

[@craigdawson7632]

In NZ we had a old Vtec civic that had the wiper jets relocated to the front wheels to spray diesel on the front wheels, just had spare pumps from the wreakers. I didn't think the USA were commented enough to let it rip until it pops.

[@TisDoppel]

I live in W.A., and every night I get my own drag strip lullaby of Ford Falcons and Commodores racing down past the police station

[@light_it_up6046]

@The Commodity when they flick the car in such as what they did at 6:53 its called a Tip In

[@cwfishing1429]

The guy in the silver Ute with pink tire smoke is my mate he done a burnout for my mate who passed away

[@rileyangus2805]

That “drift burnout” thing you guys were saying they are called tip ins

[@elsmoko2089]

was looking for this comment

[@jordantripptree280]

By far my favourite Australian reaction page on KZbin.

[@BigPTV6725AUS]

Bloody Lazarbeam haha One of the Australian GOATS right there.

[@Iepisto]

at the start i thought he was making a vegemite joke by saying "mites" then i realized he just tried to say mate, and i appreciate that

[@truevegas]

Lol guys... The spinning after entry is called a "tip-in", not a donut lol. You Americans are so cute.

[@arrbek2359]

Dude that last one, the smaller one, is what US imported from Australia as a Chevy SS

[@cuteronstar77]

Hey there, Aussie here.. you need to see "KRANKY" burnout, an orange HQ Holden (Aussie Chevy) does the ultimate burnout

[@aussietrucker7565]

the bit where you called a controlled drift thing is called a tip in

[@Chloes_shorts1]

I love how you say that we spell tyre incorrectly, but the thing is we speak English and follow the English spelling 😬

[@utubetrutharrowmichael-and9105]

The car on the trailer came about because he was being kicked out of an organised event no doubt for spinning and smoking the tyres in places other than where it was designated SUMMERNATS

[@sarahanderson3897]

The silver ute with the pink smoke was a wedding car! 🤣

[@sentwalydasylveria4956]

6:47 is called a TIP IN and we spell "TYRES" like this in Australia.

[@davidwallace2501]

A few years ago, someone did a burnout of a trailer going down the highway

[@llddau]

The pink one in the suburbs was almost definitely a Lebanese wedding! 😂

[@HowlingCurve]

Check out Summernats, it's basically a few days of everyone doing mad burnouts.

[@kelseyj.c7828]

“That came out pretty good” Me: I am booing and subscribing simultaneously

[@matthewcullen1298]

Don't stress. Most normal Aussies aren't that precious about pronunciation. We'll give you shit but we do that to our Mates

[@acs162]

Love that the Ute with the pink “smoke” was fitted with ribbons from the hood. Obviously a wedding car lol 100% bogan 🤣

[@jeffwagner8576]

The last car, although not the same colour. (Color spelt that way when I was in school (colour)), was a VK or VB commodore, change the grill and stickers = new car but the VK was a beast.

[@bryndal36]

The silver car at 7:24 was a Holden Commodore VH.

[@officialvip2281]

Quick little trick we taught some backpackers we met to say things and not sound so American. Instead of Aussie Say it as Ozzi When saying Australia Don’t pronounce the Aus Just say Uh like a grunt followed by straya. 😂😂 good luck lads.

[@cabbage4372]

You do have utilities, or utes. You just mistakenly call them trucks.

[@odetowags]

We don't spell tyre (tire) wrong, we spell it the right way. When Webster created your dictionary he changed the spelling of some words to show the separation from England.

[@richardtodt8660]

That question near the end 'What car is that' I believe its a VB Commodore

[@exogator]

"Not holding down the brake very hard" Nah dude, we dont do brakes for skids over here, brakes are for the times you come out of a cloud towards an immovable object.

[@ardennielsen3761]

tires have a mileage ratting, some places require the vin of the vehicle entered before buying new tires... not hitting mileage target their insurance goes up 10 times.

[@Nickwitzki]

The last car is a Holden vl commy. (Commodore)

[@mista2621]

the thumbnail is a VT or VX Holden Commodore (GM) most likely with a LS1 with 241 heads

[@WarZoneFoxtrot]

Every day thing in my area, most nights you can hear 10-20 cars ripping it up from over 2 miles away LMAO love it...

[@NETFREIGHTSERVICESQUEENSLAND]

That first silver ute is outside my mate's house in Sydney on his son's wedding day, and all the guests let them do it. LOL

[@mysticfakir2029]

Foster's isn't sold in Australia. VB is still sold everywhere in Aus. It's a good beer, if you are into the classics.

[@adamcooper1898]

The Silver car at the very end was a VB Holden Commodore you asked about.

[@-xslurpeee-159]

I think it was a VH

[@sandrajohnson8071]

In Australia we don't like to just sit and spin ,no fun in that 😂😂

[@RBFR01]

The car at the end is a 1980's Holden VH commodore. I have 5 of them from Vh sle to VK Calias and VR commodores.

[@Horey.Customs.12]

Someone's probably already said but those are tip ins, your essentially trying to start a doughnut without spinning the car completely

[@jamesmcgrath6938]

Holden Commodores shouldn’t be in the contest, they’re just LS engines. That video needed Barra’s in the video

[@brandon_fielke]

5:10 it’s not a random neighbour hood it’s a legal burnout pad and it’s probably Summernats if you guys ever think you have good burnouts come to Australia and watch the summernats

[@alphagoat1314]

As an Aussie, if you have your foot on the brake, it is not a burnout.

[@WaDarkPhoenix]

Phez's moustache makes me want him banned from hanging around playgrounds

[@bennov1velthuyzen636]

Fucking classic

[@velvetandchester]

Triggers a different childhood memory for me, 'Calling Dr Bombay,Dr Bombay' from Bewitched

[@leandabee]

🤣🤣

[@reefhoban5831]

Hey guys watch Summernats finals. You'll find hectic Australia burnouts there

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

A Ute is a pickup truck. A Ute is short for Utility vehicle.

[@paulramsay8864]

The thumb nail is from a spot out in the bush on the site of an old jail just outside of Lithgow NSW… look up Boomnats it’ll be on there 🤙🏻 and that street/drag strip is called tough street held every year at Summernats in Canberra ACT (that’s nothing it used to go off and be so much better years ago)

[@kevinryan5457]

Lol. Cute lil American "burnout".

[@suelynch]

Burnouts like the ones you showed are common place. In my suburb burnouts happen at least 5 times a day.

[@calan9093]

7:20 Pretty sure that's a VB Commodore from back in the early 80's

[@oceanblue3050]

VB is a cooking beer, high sugar n carbohydrate content is good for making caramelised onions on the bbq

[@SIFIactual]

My mate have an XA Falcon that's designed for this.. 454 engine not allowed on the road..check out Summernats...you will love it

[@Ghetto485]

Americans: that’s more of a controlled drift Australians: do a little skid for us

[@VENVM666]

6:46 BROTHA ITS CALLED A TIP IN *insert moey from the area's voice*

[@mickduffy9217]

The Silver car you asked about at the end is a Commodore mate.

[@Aquarium-Downunder]

that silver car at the end was a holden commo

[@marzbar7610]

As an australian I can confirm that you will see people do burnouts like this on the main streets and carparks .... but plz dont try and do aussie accents and slang it hurts my soul

[@SilentHotdog28]

They spelt 'Tyres' how you're supposed to.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

We know. Americans accusing other countries of incorrect English is the most hilarious thing ever.

[@dcmastermindfirst9418]

Ps it's spelled not spelt. Spelt is an Americanism.

[@kennethbell6912]

They spelt tyres right. Americans spell it tire which is to be weary or exhausted unless youse spell to be exhausted tyred.

[@chich61]

What I usual say when I hear someone doing a burnout is "they must shares in dunlop" 😁😁 The Summer nats are awesome.

[@Keiran-qr2ty]

5:10 the aussies that talk like that go fishing or golfing the weekend lol

[@fjd12]

The car in your thumbnail is a 2003 Holden VY Commodore.

[@BradGryphonn]

6:30 That was an Aussie Bogan gender reveal burnout. True story.

[@scottelfverson2589]

Fellas 1) Please drop the 'S' off mates , no one use's it in Oz , only tourists trying to do an atrosious local accent. It is "Mate". 3) Your attempt at the "Ozzie" accent sounds more like a British/ English / Cockney one. Not Australian.