Are the Party Crashers smarter than a 5th grader?

[@Banana-D2]

What the party crashers know most: Nick: history and math Sophist: history and geography Brent: music And theres vernias...

[@valydendor4472]

Vern's is theatre

[@Lewtable]

But on one out of two math questions Nick was the only one that answered 172 while everyone else correctly assumed 112.

[@Naedox]

Nick also knows Spanish, if that's anything

[@themachoechidnaugandarandy7583]

​@@Naedox but Brent doesn't know french when he is a leaf???? Something isn't mathing here!

[@Kondomonium]

Vernias knows silly sound effects

[@Chasm65]

The way Nick screams “That’s in GREECE!” made me laugh so hard for some reason

[@GMKGoji01]

Vernias has obviously never learned about the Roman Empire.

[@Chasm65]

​@@GMKGoji01 What makes it even funnier is that the other three answers are all found in Greece, which they've all visited

[@GMKGoji01]

@@Chasm65 So Vern learned Greek history, but NOTHING about the Roman Empire. Yet he only knows about Rome from Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.

[@ultrabros3]

The vernation education

[@shadowshot2456]

“Chat is he real for that”

[@yayanow44]

The vernation calculation

[@the-wanderer111]

The Vernnation Graduation

[@ZTXRiptide]

indeed my friend

[@Gust_The_Man]

Finnaly a top comment that isnt the same users

[@tethu1740]

"i've never seen a seed in an orange" does fruits don't exist in the vern nation?

[@kyaroderooij7158]

Does english not exist in the tethunation

[@thomaslillig260]

he’s only ever had those tiny seedless mandarin oranges and never a big navel orange.

[@ab-gail]

They grow the seedless variation there

[@Rat30257]

Vernation lack of vegetation

[@16ktsgamma]

Oranges do not exist in the Vern Nation.

[@coaojardoso]

Kudos to the editor for providing such a good explanation and throwing nick under the bus at the same time

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

I've never heard the editor's voice until now!

[@lacc3170]

​@@fuzzyotterpaws4395he already spoke before in some bits. They are subtle tho

[@Mysticshade59]

Just 10 seconds in and sophist dropped one of the best jokes ever. The vernation lack of graduation

[@heartnet40]

It never stops being funny to me that Nick and Sophist, the loudest and most obnoxious members of the crew and the ones most likely to cause stupid issues for the lulz, are seemingly the most educated members of the Party Crashers.

[@leomurry8195]

Nah dude, Brent never stood a chance with all the US questions. Imagine how bad the others would do if 2/3 the test was just a Canadian quiz

[@bilalgill6722]

Nick is not surprising, he's the most normie (for lack of a better word) out of them

[@mrslicener21]

Leave it to the one who is in college to consistently fail the knowledge check lol

[@themachoechidnaugandarandy7583]

​@@bilalgill6722 I'm baffled how extremely educated he is from the previous quiz games. Sophist knows some damn stuff too and has some cool political knowledge. Brent I know he is super smart as hell but the whole US state education dooms him. Vern well he is a victim of modern school system holy sheet god bless him

[@onebear6504]

Tbh it wasn't fair for Brent with US related questions like US states, US measuring system and idk what country uses pint, Spanish, and French words imo And some of the questions is easy if not for the pressure of a timer which I think impacts some of their judgement

[@JacKAB0Y]

The Vernation Education? Nah, The Kingdom of School, The Sophisticated Honors Society and TCNation (the C stands for College)

[@RedOshawott23]

The Sophisticated Honors Society is actually such a perfect name

[@diabeticman2194]

And the T stands for ‘the’

[@natmx]

The College Nation

[@M0dernity_Official]

More Like tccollege

[@mobgabriel1767]

1:06 yup the "are we smarter than vernias" was 100% accurrate XD

[@Mene0]

12:46 "We went there" killed me

[@alkimia1791]

Love that moment, and the fact that they both got it wrong 🤣

[@isaka_ssbu]

the miseducation of the vernation

[@The_Last_Pac]

The vernation (mis)information

[@GaminJapasian]

"The Great Bussin River" - Leader of the Vern Nation, 2024

[@jackmannarino8461]

10:43 Oh my god Vern😂🤦‍♂️ Messages come from nerves, and veins bring blood BACK to the heart, arteries bring blood to body parts.

[@dylanvo6394]

8:21 Nice to see the editor explains the rules this time.

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

I've never heard the editor's voice until now!

[@Mariosoa.]

12:52 Sophist looks like a dad taking a picture with both his adult sons

[@raveast]

Is he the oldest of Party Crashers?

[@fidepulse]

​​@@raveastyes he is, 26 years old to be more specifically.

[@Door227]

Sophist is 300 years old

[@inesgcf1711]

5:55 This is why we must read a question several times. I think the Party Crashers got confused and thought Ben had sold 672 newspapers. When in fact it was Jerry and Ben. And Jerry sold 1/6 of that. 672÷6=112. That is, Jerry sold 112 newspapers and Ben sold the rest. 672-112=560. I don't judge the guys because I also understood the question badly the first time and timer doesn't help. Edit:OK IT LOOKS LIKE I CAN'T READ TOO AND THIS QUESTION IS IMPOSSIBLE!!! This says that Jerry sold 1/6 of what Ben sold, not the total. And what is 560÷6? 93,33333333333... You understand. I don't think the game developers can read it either.

[@RandomMcreeMain]

It's actually worse because it's saying Jerry sold 1/6 of what BEN sold, not the total amount, so if you gave this question to anyone, it would pretty much be impossible to solve

[@sleepygeekyandreadytodream...y]

At least u knew how to do it properly, I paused looked at it and went uhhhh "dat ones the biggest so maybe dat"

[@ArendAlphaEagle]

Given the answers they chose (Nick went for 172, the rest went for 112), I think they actually misinterpreted the question as "how many newspapers did Jerry sell", when they were supposed to answer how many Ben did sell.

[@inesgcf1711]

​@@RandomMcreeMainWait... It looks like I can't read too.🤡

[@gokuss9999]

My guy, just don't do the math, it's easier. Jerry sold 1/6 of 672, how many did Ben sell? There are 3 answers of 100 something and one answer of 500 something. Process of elimination means its 500 something

[@bananerbug165]

11:26 sophist is a cultured individual

[@catgameplayer]

Brent perfectly cancels out eevee

[@dino.dino.]

xwaAaAaAQ

[@inesgcf1711]

8:40 WII PARTY MUSIC? EDITOR I LOVE YOU!!! More specifically Battle mode.

[@NextEevolution]

If they replaced the US and Spanish questions with Spongebob questions, the Kingdom of Skill would have dominated

[@cailieisidro5758]

Very impossible for Smarter than a 5th Grader to do that. However at best, I could see about 1-3 questions but questions are based on school subjects required in education system. Also, you have How much do you know SpongeBob quizzes for that and there’s a couple on Quotev that would add a parentheses saying (Very hard) for a bigger challenge

[@Kingdeathtrooper]

@@cailieisidro5758 "questions are based on school subjects required in education system." I don't remember going through "Disney 101" to learn about sleeping beauty's motivations.

[@yoshisaurus234]

TCNick goes full power in the trivia games as usual

[@concludedhail40]

*crawls out of a nearby sewer grate* It’s because he played the game before. Think about it for a min.

[@santiagorodriguez6686]

its hilarious how they got wrong the rome question just for nick to explote because they answered with a greece location that they visited before lol.

[@fuzzyotterpaws4395]

I'm so proud of Sophist for beating some of them and knowing history! He definitely got them with the Robert E. Lee one!😂

[@brunoemf90]

13:06 I commend Nick’s restraint to not scream YELLOOOOOW on that one

[@ElementalDomino2007]

I cannot BELIEVE the Canadian thought maple trees didn't grow in cold places.

[@awadi6596]

9:39 for those who wonder, a diphtong is when two vowels make one sound. For example, in this case, the "ue" in "Tuesday" Edit: my b, the "ue" in Tuesday isn't a diphthong but a digraph. But the "ay" in day is. It's not about how it's written but how it sounds. For a better explanation, read the thread under this comment. Edit 2: okay so, turns out the "ue" in Tuesday IS a diphthong depending on dialect. I can't tell if my brain shrunk or expanded but I won't question it any further.

[@davispo7550]

If you draw it out enough, every day has a diphthong due to the "ay" sound at the end

[@joseoh5856]

​@@davispo7550what? How do you pronounce it? Cuz when I say "day" there's clearly two sounds ("a" and "y", "da-y")

[@chameleonfoot]

Sorry to go complete linguistic nerd but the game was wrong, it should’ve been 7. It’s about the sounds, not how it’s written, so yes the “ay” in day is a diphthong and the “ue” in Tuesday isn’t one because it’s pronounced “oo”. The vowel sound in Tuesday is actually called a digraph, since it’s two letters writing a single sound. If you look at how it’s written in the international phonetic alphabet it might make more sense: [tuzdei]. You can see that there’s a single vowel for oo but two for ay. Linguistics doesn’t care about spelling generally, since it’s focused on how the language is actually used. (Again, sorry I just love this shit and have to share and laugh at the game getting it wrong)

[@awadi6596]

@@chameleonfoot oooooh. Okay, honest mistake from me then. Thank you for sharing this knowledge with us. Nerds like you are really valuable to idiots like me, and to society as a whole.

[@dko9247]

to be completely fair, the ue in tuesday does get realized pretty often as a diphthong in many common english accents (eg [uw], [ʊu] or even [ɘʉ]) so while its not meant to be one phonemically youre technically not wrong depending on how you say it

[@onebear6504]

8:19 Thank you Editor!!! The hero we needed!!

[@Springdude11]

6:08 Fell for the classic misreading of the question.

[@Endershock1678]

Yes, but also, the question is straight up wrong. The answer is 576, not 560

[@danieledwards3310]

​@Endershock1678 came here to say this. Correct answer wasn't even listed.

[@Springdude11]

@Endershock1678 Yeah, I think I noticed that too but, wasn't sure on it. Didn't really linger on it for very long

[@BreadOnInternet]

@@Endershock1678I’m glad other people noticed, I felt like I was going crazy.

[@Jarred443]

⁠​⁠@@Endershock1678its 560, if they both sold 672 total and Jerry sold 1/6 of the amount you do (672/6)*5 to get the answer 672/6 to divide into 6ths 672/6=112 112*5 to get 5/6 which is what ben sold out of the 6/6 112*5=560 (Edit):I realized it’s the question worded badly and it should have said Jerry sold 1/6 of the newspapers, not 1/6 as much as Ben, thats why there’s controversial answers

[@emperorcat621]

I dont know how vernias and TCnick3 didnt know ORANGES HAVE SEEDS

[@kodapro2997]

More mad that they didn’t know that ROME HAS THE COLOSSEUM

[@Frigidalized]

9:39 DIPHTHONG

[@The_gamer_4040]

5:57 this is what happens when you read a question too fast the game ask for how many ben sold not jerry

[@MusicoftheDamned]

While true, the way question is written is still incorrect given what it's asking since 560 is 5/6ths of 672, and 112 is 1/6th of 672, *but* 112 is *1/5th* of 560.

[@The_gamer_4040]

​@MusicoftheDamned after watching the clip again the game devs worded the question so badly and with 2x speed I could see how you would mess up

[@MusicoftheDamned]

@@The_gamer_4040 Yeah, that question wouldn't have been great at even normal speed, but 2x speed only made the "Ben sold" part even easier to miss. Then they could have at least guessed the largest number even though the question itself is still written slightly wrong.

[@itsuki333]

6:33 Congo gained independence from Belgium in 1960, not from France. Between 5 to 10 million natives where killed under the rule of king Leopold ll, yet somehow the game got it wrong. Edit: The comments pointed out that there are two Congos. One of which (la république démocratique du Congo) was indeed under french control until 1960. Thank you for pointing it out as it completely slipped my mind. But seriously, what fifth grader learns about the not so important Congo first.

[@DartictheuniC]

thanks when reading the question I was like "oh nice trick question" and then was very confused to see Belgium missing and France was the answer. I mean we colonialised a lot but Congo wasn't our doing

[@creeperkingofepic]

@@DartictheuniC theres actually 2 congos and thats controlled by france

It's referring to the Republic of the Congo, not the DRC. Typically the DRC is mentioned more but when using just "Congo"" it's often not.

[@tigrexknight6520]

@@DartictheuniC you're partially right but there are two congo's,Congo and "la république démocratique du congo". We owned Congo while belgium owned "la république démocratique du congo".

[@vttheary]

The DRC is commonly referred to as Zaire at times. (Plus the Congo genocide is more of a high school topic because it's really horrific that it even disgusted the European society. Which is something because all of those countries did their own sort of atrocities in Africa.)

[@cafequente8252]

5:35 Not Brent answering the "Indian" ocean 💀

[@mr_fish44]

The vernation strength demonstration

[@Bill30006]

world champ difference babyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@CrasherX2000]

6:00 “Eevee definitely doesn’t know how to do math”

[@TheGingerG]

7:22 THE VERNATION CONVERSION

[@Hanandro-C]

The vernation indoctrinization

[@BrightonCrookston]

The amount of joy brent got from "geometric dance" is something we should all strive for

[@ZarixBoi]

8:19 Ooh. First time an editor has had a speaking role in a Party Crashers video. Just hoping it won’t be the last 😅

[@Flamme-Sanabi]

When TCNick3 is actually carrying the duos.

[@royalpenguin8870]

I *never* ate an orange that _didn't_ have a seed

[@bluerhino1046]

8:00 Underdogs Australia moment pog

[@mercilesscharizard]

The fact that Nick won most of these rounds proves that he really is big brain.

[@fonsales5373]

1:07 And people say Eevee is not smart. Maybe. But you can't say his power of randomness isn't.

[@JustCrazyDK]

7:45 Guys really?! Brent's fine. But the others...REALLY?!

[@MusicoftheDamned]

A lot of American people seem to forget Mountain Time Zone exists unless they live in...despite knowing that the East Coast is three hours ahead of the Pacific Coast. It's...weird.

[@cailieisidro5758]

Live around the Pacific Coast because of California

[@tripleattack8424]

7:34 Sophist I could never be more proud of you!

[@haelstrom101]

15:54 This joke was perfectly set, gj sophist

[@VBvin]

13:13 the reason for all the US questions is because in the US, you learn about US history in fifth grade (Also this is a US game show)

[@onebear6504]

6:03 That question was so funny to trick those that doesn't read lol 8:19 Editor is a hero! Thank you! 8:52 by the definition of vowels which are speech sounds we produce when speaking, "y" can also be a vowel in the English language :O , today I learned... 9:37 left, diphthong is when 2 vowels form a syllable so Tuesday, right, sound can travel through any solid, liquid, and gas, but not in a vacuum (completely empty space with no form of matter in it). 9:57 I don't get this syllable language stuff, apparently medial is the middle sound or syllable in a word so ig do-oh-suh or something for dose?

[@ThePipofDespair]

12:50 legit made me choke on my chicken nugget from laughing so hard-

[@CrabKFP]

Ok, so the dinosaur question to clarify: Deinonychus is a raptor, in fact, is the raptor that Jurassic Park describes, but in both movie and book are a bit bigger. Coelophisys is a dinosaur from the triasic period, it is small and found a lot in the US, it had a Walking with Dinosaurs episode dedicated to itself (it was the first episode) Compsoghnathus is one of the smallest dinosaurs (microraptor being the smallest), found in Germany, this little one also appears in Jurassic Park, having it's debut in the sequel and doing one of the most gruesome deaths (but it pales in comparison of what they do in the original novel) Ichtyosaurus is not a dinosaur, but a marine reptile, they were a large group of animals that were really popular during the jurassic period, but their population went smaller during the cretaceous because there was a new kid in the block that outcompeted everything

[@CrabKFP]

@@egbertmilton4003 yup, Mosasaurus appeared and they basically overthrown almost every marine reptile

[@NC-youtube]

Thanks editor for explaining the 2V2 :)

[@utatanepiko7087]

"Are you smarter than Vernias?" is probably the most accurate thing they said after I watched this video

[@PortugaBuga]

What we learn today? Nick its the smarter 5th grade on all party crashers!

[@CrasherX2000]

The video just started and they ALREADY throwing shade at Vern

[@gilgameshtheexcalipooruser177]

Everybody asking, are you smarter than a 5th grader? But nobody ask, how's the 5th grader? 😔

[@0G_Ardosi]

Beeg brains are needed for this

[@MrAstro720]

We finally found something that Brent’s bad at

[@georgeives5251]

Nick's general knowledge is actually really good. Im very impressed

[@iAnimate38]

thank you mr dr professor bailout

[@King4Mammoth]

They are all indeed... ... Smarter than Vernias

[@Jorgeps007]

6:46 they forgot the Vernation plantation

[@Dbzmaster159]

5:50 I may not have known Jefferson Davis, but the fact that Nick and Vern got juked by Eevee like that.

[@Dbzmaster159]

10:07 Thank you Nick. I did not know that cluster is not only the term for a group of spiders, but also a group of galaxies.

[@door-chan]

it's so funny how the two non americans kept getting the US geography questions

[@sammcclain9609]

Brent continues to lose the 2v2 trivia matches.

[@PreciousNeneKinnie]

12:48 Vern! That's in *GREECE!!!*

[@jonathanwells223]

3:41 Brent, what the actual fuck? No excuse could possibly get you out of that.

[@defaultcookie]

I could see how he'd think that was the answer xD. Brent's Canadian so he must have thought Maple was a type of wood that grows in Canada and wouldn't be found anywhere in the US.

[@kingpurplelol]

0:54 there's no damn way that Vern, Nick, and Brent didn't even think of the rule that things with seeds are counted as fruits and there's only one fruit on the list. Also "it's because I've had oranges with seeds inside that's why" BRENT ALL ORANGES HAVE SEEDS?????

[@aaajeear8654]

That ain't true tho bro, seedless oranges exist and are a result of genetics, just like how wild bananas have massive seeds but bananas you buy in the market don't, they were specifically bred through several generations to be that way.

[@ultraplayer6418]

The Great *BUSSIN* river

[@aab1254]

1:47 Vernias 69000 moment

[@themadkingatmey]

Once again, Brent proves he's the King of Skill, not the King of Trivia.

[@LiamAbyss]

As someone who lives in Michigan I take great offense to the fact that Brent doesn’t know what a peninsula is

[@melancholykiwi6963]

IM SO GLAD YALL ARE PLAYING THIS GAME

[@onebear6504]

That question was so funny to trick those that doesn't read lol 6:03

[@THESILENCEROFPARAGUAY]

As a New Mexican, thinking the land of enchantment as Disneyland is hilarious

[@druid7457]

I am offended vernias couldn’t get clusters and chose “andromedas”😭😭

[@sonickirbys]

Vern picking nerves was actually shocking

[@Admiralkirk95]

The few dinosaur and prehistoric animal questions made me smile cause I knew them without a doubt.

[@alexread6767]

13:58 Yeah, this is also a shitty question. "Nice" and "harsh" are opposites, so "ask nicely - request" and "ask harshly - command" are opposites, too. But "give" and "receive" are opposites, so "give orders - command" and "receive orders - obey" are ALSO opposites. Take colors. The opposite of color is no color - so, black or white or blank or whatever it is in context. But on the (pigment) color wheel, red and green are opposites. So, is the opposite of "the color red" a different color, or no color? Bad question. I'd complain to the teacher.

[@enriquealvarez4651]

To be fair Brent did spend most his childhood practicing Mario Party Mini-games

[@oumyrmdn]

the ost are so good very well chosen by the editor it made the clash more intense 🔥🔥 also as a french person 11:33 this is NOT how you pronounce chaud 😭😭

[@mdlr1353]

I am 10 min invested ans so far intro sophist gave is accurate, I hope they give justice to my boy.

[@oshabot1646]

vernias is little mac irl so he could probably take on mike tyson

[@FunkyOverload]

Less than 10 seconds in and I’m already laughing my ass off 💀

[@CatherinetheMewsthebestMTB]

16:42 what character development, they all pulled through and proved they were smarter than vernias on the last one (with love, not tryna be mean)

[@raveast]

Like Sophist's show, "Are We Smarter than Vernias? "😂

[@Ashley_Tomboy_1075]

"GREAT BUSSIN RIVER" 😂😂

[@MusicoftheDamned]

12:50 Huh. The first time I've ever seen a picture of Sophist, accentuated by TCNick3 yelling incredulously in the background at he and Vernias for both getting the question wrong.

[@yankees2864]

Everyone forgets about the Mountain timezone

[@Witherlisk]

I’ve never been so disappointed in my life

[@blazingbolt648]

5:40 This makes me laugh so much. Why? I don’t know.

[@dougtheghoul2845]

finally, a game Sophist is good at

[@onebear6504]

15:13 the only reason i got this is "As seen in his most famous paintings" and cause I've watched a tv show about da Vinci haha

[@ILTP69420]

I love how they all got tripped up by the newspaper question but didn't read the last sentence at all. It asked how many Ben sold, not Jerry

[@RozexBang]

10 seconds in and its already toxic. yeah this is a party crashers classic

[@santibelmondo5480]

Nick is a genius! Literally the only literate one in the Party Crashers! Brent has the skill of a gorilla, but Nick has the smarts of a homo sapiens. Edit: I see Eevee winning, and I got pleasantly suprised.

[@ab-gail]

The Great BUSSIN River

[@MilenskiF.E.]

6:00 Because of the 2x speed panic, they didn't get to finish reading the question and thought about how many newspapers Jerry sold, when it's actually Ben. As for the other assumption, they just relied on trial & error with what value is closest to 1/6 of 672 among the choices. I wouldn't answer it as well in time because of the timer. I love watching this game. 😂

[@We_BDT]

On top of that, the question is just worded terribly. If Jerry sold 1/6 of the papers Ben had, then Ben would've sold 6 times as many as Jerry. The correct answer was 560, which is only 5 times as much as Jerry would've sold. In reality, the problem would be split into sevenths (Jerry selling 1/7 of the papers and Ben selling the other 6/7), which gives an answer of Ben selling 576 papers. That question paired with speed up was just a massive kerfuffle

[@BigJohn-t2n]

Not even 5 seconds and everyone made that joke

[@sammoore2082]

Okay, but hear me out, party crashers play Baldur's Gate 3.