Asking Black and White People the Same Questions: Family

[@finlaychristiecomedy]

Really glad you all are enjoying this one too! We'll definitely keep making more :)

[@fabe61]

This one is fucking jokes man, keep it up.

[@fnytnqsladcgqlefzcqxlzlcgj9220]

Somehow this is even better than the first one! It's like you guys were testing the waters with the first one, I hope you can come to Australia one day and do this over here, it would be interesting to see how like a significant portion of the white people here would respond very similar to the "black" (well there were heaps of different people in the video) people in England. Like here you sort of have your white black people in Northern Rivers, and your black white people in Sydney, and then you have like super white people at the Gold Coast and in Melbourne, and your super black people in communities and out in whoop whoop. Come to Australia you can stay at my place and go interview people

[@grqfes]

Yes please

[@annabelle3250]

Yes, please!!

[@stillTK]

Pleaseee, they’re too funny

[@yourguykhonshu3972]

I love the flat delivery of "that doesn't fit with the racist narrative we're trying to create"

[@Lala-g4p]

timestamp pls? I watched the entire thing and didnt hear it

[@maepl3]

@@Lala-g4p 5:38

[@Crushtacean]

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[@Trenti45]

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[@Gerbera726]

I usually hate these kinds of interviews, because they tend to be obnoxious. But, these 2 ones seems like you're having a funny conversation with your own close friends. Very wholesome and fun.

[@wehavebiscuits]

Finlay's the goat so yeah

[@Sco16161]

Basically when they’re attacking black people you don’t like it but you love it when they are just constantly bashing white people in our country… can’t wait to leave England black ppl are too racist to us in our own country

[@itsdivyag]

as an immigrant I deeply resonated with the whole 'we don't go on holidays we go to VISIT'

[@hairyneil]

Not an immigrant, very much reonated with me too!

[@wile123456]

It's definitly a class thing. International travel is a rich and middle class family thing

[@Bartolomeus-dl5ec]

It isn't only about class. I am an immigrant that is middle class or somewhere there. There is a real struggle to decide if we are going on vacation or to visit family. Because you only have so much free time and when visiting family means travelling abroad then thw cost between visiting and vacation is comparable. Especially if you are staying in a hotel regardless.

[@VinoVeritas_]

@@Bartolomeus-dl5ec You're not middle class if you have to worry about the amount of time you can take off from work.

[@wile123456]

@@VinoVeritas_ depends on the country. Some countries have strong unions that make paid vacation time mandatory while the UK, for how shit it's economy is, has one of the highest state mandated vacation days per year in the world. But yes in the US and other hyper-capitalistic places, taking vacation directly means less money to survive from.

[@ChestersonJack]

“I’m inbred” had me laughing too hard, man. These are great

[@jbank7547]

was just about to comment on that

[@sssophie9292]

When was that bit I must have missed it

[@freebeerishere]

@@sssophie9292i missed it too 6:52

[@mattjobb3196]

Is as funny as coming some people royalty...Ridiculous.

[@ChestersonJack]

@@mattjobb3196 I think you might’ve missed a friend words in your sentence there, friend. What were you trying to say?

[@Orlagh]

Finding soup in an ice cream container is the equivalent of finding a sewing kit in a box of Celebrations 💔

[@returnoftheredeye]

Spoken like someone who's lived that experience.

[@v4603]

so real

[@madmintentertainment6268]

Ay you know

[@Jorge23Costa]

Danish Cookies 😅 I didnt even know those cookies existed, I thought they were just made for saving sewing kits.

[@Orlagh]

@@returnoftheredeye I sure have, many's the time 😔

[@graf]

I'm polish and I grew up just outside of London, (my parents moved when I was 8). All my answers matched the black answers, I think it's an immigration thing rather than colour.

[@theemperorofindia1403]

Definitely cultural, my wife is Portuguese and we do the "black" things in our house 🤣

[@illyriandescendant7963]

I'm Albanian and we're used to drinking tap water. At least in the region where I come from. And we have ice cream in ice cream boxes, but occasionally pickles as well. 😂

[@babe8917]

That is true. I grew up in Germany, I am North African, and I can totally relate to the answers and my friend who were also either from Poland, jugoslawia or Cameroon had the same upbringing.

[@kistephen6365]

Really? Hahaha that's honestly cool to know

[@florelenav5819]

Same, I´m latino and my anwers match the black ones

[@neverneverland5836]

The guy who didn't understand what the countryside was had me in tears 😭😭😭

[@default3252]

That's pretty bad that a native English speaker doesn't know what countryside means

[@goldenpony822]

I wonder how is that man's life like??.. as a random foreigner on discord, another random foreigner shares random Brittish comedy youtube clips and just by watching you get the idea... and noone has ever been to the UK or anything... like What has this man been doing this whole time..??

[@tomekk.1889]

​@@goldenpony822I find it extremelly depressing that someone might not know what a countryside is.

[@arkrou]

@@default3252 He said he's dumb leave him alone

[@neverneverland5836]

@@default3252 honestly because of his body language and his headphones, I just assumed he wasn't fully listening/paying attention and then just got more confused by the ribbing lol, but it would definitely be strange if he genuinely didn't know

[@funknick]

In my experience, the not drinking tap water thing is a learned behaviour from living in a country where tap water is not safe. My wife is Eastern European and her family far prefers bottle water (sparkling) over tap water even though here in Canada we have some of the best drinking water coming straight from mountain glaciers. It honestly tastes really good, it's what Dasani or Aquafina wishes their water tasted like. We also have a lot of friends who are not from Canada originally. A lot of them are wary of tap water. In their home country the tap water was visibly yellow or green and only used for washing or bathing. I can imagine something like that is a hard habit to break. I can understand the concern. It is still funny seeing them "stockpile" stacks and stacks of bottled water in their basement though.

[@TheBanana93]

The tap water in the UK (in the south at least) doesn't have enough minerals it never hydrates me but other water does lol

[@trowell200]

@@TheBanana93tap water in the south of England has the highest mineral content in the U.K. I thought, that’s why they say the water is “hard” and there’s limescale on all the taps

[@lullaby218]

depends on the city and village too, in my village it tastes like pool water

[@lullaby218]

@@trowell200 limescale dries the skin, not sure what the girl was on

[@craz5634]

That was exactly my thought when I was watching

[@bhujiabandur9560]

"We always had the ice cream box but my parents never bought Ice cream before so I don't know where they got it from" ☠️☠️☠️

[@maryt8600]

They went to a party and got leftovers and then it became part of the plastic rotation. 😅

[@joeroberts2156]

​@@maryt8600I had the same question, thank you, case solved!

[@ms.n4878]

I thought that was hilarious!!

[@keifer7813]

The real question is how their parents never bought them ice cream before lol that's child abuse surely

[@bandaid.bandit]

@@keifer7813child abuse😭😭💀💀💀

[@lolrentz]

"It doesn't work, it's just belief" was so good. Its true. It really, really is.

[@lastyhopper2792]

Yup, the worked one get to do a testimony, while 99.9% other don't. That's the recipee to get followers.

[@SarahDenna]

That was hilarious

[@WinterXR7]

Depends what your going for rehab for. In terms of gender issues then maybe not so much but for other types of self conflict people may find going to church nice.

[@Emma-cl3cc]

So excited to hear it wasn’t just me experiencing the disappointment of opening the freezer and seeing an ice cream box, only to realise it had mums leftover stew in it

[@andrewtucker94]

Yeah apparently my mum's black. Will have to let her know

[@MsWatismyname]

It gave us a real shock as kids trying to steal icecream.. frozen pasta sauce doesnt look good when you expect chocolade ice.

[@psychedelicpegasus7587]

Yeah and biscuit tins always had loose nails, thumb tacks, loads of sewing thread and needles, and mysterious tiny keys. Oh and all these loose, broken crayons. NEVER biscuits.

[@jaimeKeigh]

​@@psychedelicpegasus7587that's a white people thing too. Open a box of quality streets and it's never ever quality streets.

[@andrewbyrnes6389]

Yeah my mum must be black too. Actually checks out. Think I got like 5% in me there somewhere down the ancestry tree

[@lockeforeer]

"No one comes out fine from going to rehab church." I fucking lost it.

[@HeisenbergFam]

6:27 bro saying "Id be proud of you too" if he brought Nubian queen home is legit heartwarming

[@WolverineAndSloth]

This and the "i'm inbred" line after got me good

[@ChikaJihyo]

Heisenberg I see you in literally every comment section wtf 😭😭😭

[@manviiam]

@@ChikaJihyo Yeah right 🤣😂

[@arbbr9397]

Somehow these videos are actually really tasteful and funny, everyone’s usually just laughing at themselves and nobody’s speaking on behalf of anyone else or putting anybody down. It’s a celebration of differences, and it’s extremely British.

[@shifa444]

6:59 “what do u know about royalty fam?” “well im inbred” LMFAOOO

[@neelubird]

I'm Pakistani and for us it's the biscuit tin which never contains biscuits- only sewing threads... Not so much ice cream tubs but yeah, in my house the old jam jars and honey jars are constantly being reused for other things. Great content- keep it up

[@ulture]

that's not a Pakistani thing that's just a British thing in general. both sides of my family are white and all my relatives have that tin somewhere

[@L3ased]

yo thats a thing in the us too

[@nova-ef2sx]

Thats a worldwide thing ngl

[@Eruza9306]

We use Mason jars for drinking glasses lol.

[@sees9267]

I’m black and never had the ice cream tub thing. I think it’s more generally about parents reusing things outside of their purpose.

[@Dantos4]

This was almost as much about class as it was race. Do the same with upper class vs lower class and I bet it'll be interesting

[@verybarebones]

Well, duh.

[@Emmet_Moore]

Defo not the tap water and ice cream tub things tho

[@Rubiecat]

good point !

[@Rubiecat]

@@Emmet_Moore maybe upper class black statistically feel less of a need to keep an ice cream tupperware to reuse it, it'd be interesting to compare

[@coolbutnotverycool1440]

class is the true divide between people, not race or nationality

[@bbkix]

I cackled out loud multiple times watching this. The black people gave you such a hysterical assist. Just zero sugar coating of anything you discussed hahaha. Please give us more as soon as possible.

[@u-saw-nothing-i-was-never-here]

I think the “not drinking tap water” thing also sometimes depends on what area/part of the country you live in, for example I’m from Scotland which is renowned for having clean/safe tap water whereas London’s tap water doesn’t have the best reputation so yeah I can understand why lots of folk aren’t keen on it

[@dubudubudan]

its literally fine though 😂

[@sony_mdr7506]

@@dubudubudan yeah the water itself is fine but the pipes aren't

[@lus6448]

I wonder if it's a money thing too, because black people are often poorer than white people it means that the pipes of the buildings they live in are in a worse state the water that they drink has an off taste

[@sigh824]

Yeah i kinda get it. I moved up north a couple years ago and there’s a noticeable change in the water, it just tastes nasty idk why

[@linnevea]

I really like our eastern German tab water, it’s incredibly “hard” and mineral rich and overall just tastes good :D

[@itsiranaa]

6:11 "noone comes out fine from going to rehab church" had me in stitchess😂

[@mohibawan674]

This was actually mad funny 😂😂

[@Rubiecat]

stop the 'I'm inbred' at 6:59 had me chocking from laughing too suddenly 😭

[@zyblote8254]

Pepe is "pepper", as in blended pepper. Blended pepper is often used as a base for jollof and other soups and stews so, lots of African homes blend a lot of it in bulk to have it at hand

[@AZ-ji3zl]

As a African Canadian it’s hilarious and comforting how similar the dynamic and cultural differences are there in the uk and here. Stereotypes exist for a reason I guess

[@nojews-xe5oy]

How does it feel to be a p*rasite in a country built by whites?😂

[@sjappiyah4071]

Same lol , Ghanaian Canadian, all the same answers lol

[@thesharinganknight]

I'm African American living near Atlanta and I can very much say my Guyanese dad and my Country ass mom are most definitely sometimes racist 😂

[@unlockedaccount]

i mean we are all african lmao

[@nirudangaragoda5286]

Man, this series is wayyy too underrated. I was laughing throughout the whole video while also being educated.

[@novelist5380]

this isn't educating

[@joedot343]

love these vids man no weirdness no agendas just lighthearted cultural observations, i remember going round my black friend's houses for first time and vice versa and us both noticing little differences and quirks and getting to try different food and learning stuff, it's a beautiful thing

[@yayalu8650]

I’ve got to say, a professional comedian editing a video really makes the comedic timing ridiculously well done

[@thinkspace1918]

so true

[@momorinkyun]

I’m from Ukraine and we don’t drink tap water there, it’s also just not recommended. When I moved to different part of Europe it took me couple of months and a research to switch to drinking tap water 😅Great video, I laughed a lot, thanks.

[@Rubiecat]

tbh it really depends on where you live, in some areas they'd be right to avoid tap water and in others they'd just be wasting their money on bottles

[@Froge4291]

Yall dont buy water filters?

[@okayokayfineilldoit]

Im Polish and i thought it was just my mum omg. I also never drank cold tap water in the uk until i was like 12 and saw my friends doing it, it just never… occurred to me that you could and it wouldnt taste weird? I was so mind blown lmao

[@Jorge23Costa]

Same, I'm from Portugal, we dont drink tap water. Moved to Lithuania for work and got used to it. Just read well if your city has good plumbing.

[@lissi6931]

Slava Ukraini! Wish you the best. 🇺🇦

[@dschirm]

this whole video had me in stitches. it's awesome to see how warm and genuine most of the interactions are, too. please keep making more of these!

[@KayosHybrid]

This is genuinely a really fun series I love hearing from other Brits on silly interesting topics!this is edited rly well together, very seamless and fluid - and funny!

[@aron7548]

6:52 the inbread line was pure gold

[@mahrinui18]

As an American, it's interesting to see the difference in racial stereotypes between countries. The tap water thing, the ice cream thing, those aren't well known things here Edit: I guess that is an American thing but not one I experienced. Growing up people had Brita filters. Also in America ice cream containers are made of paper which is why I was confused lol

[@shifa444]

yes it is bro where in america do u live

[@mahrinui18]

@@shifa444 I'm from NYC and people don't talk about that here

[@octaviawinter9768]

I’m a black american and we definitely don’t drink tap water or ever find ice cream in the package. Its such a specific thing that no one asks about that here that’s why you don’t hear about it.

[@Nishkaloo]

Interesting! I’m from NY. Right outside the city in MV and tap water was always a no no in the fam unless boiled. Similar recycled, metal/chemicals in the water stuff. I just thought no one in the NYC and greater area trusted the water system. Never thought about it being across racial lines 😂

[@mahrinui18]

@@Nishkaloo When I went over to Black friends' houses they always drank tap water, though maybe I'm wrong about the ice cream thing as that never came up lol. It might also be a bit of a class thing because I went to a magnet school so most of the Black kids I knew had parents who were doctors and stuff.

[@bhjihari6685]

Might be my favourite video series on KZbin by now... so candid and wonderful

[@psychedelicpegasus7587]

I'm from Ireland, living in Scotland. Growing up tubs of butter usually had dinner leftovers or something. In my house now, there's a vanilla ice cream tub in the kitchen with garden seeds in it. Waste not, want not!

[@ChavvyCommunist]

As a white guy from Yorkshire, I fully relate to the one about ice cream containers with soup (except in our family it's chilli lmao). I can't relate to the tap water one though. I drink it all the time.

[@Emmet_Moore]

Surely if you looked in your auntie's freezer (for example) and you saw a tub of vanilla ice cream, you'd think there was some chance it contained vanilla ice cream?

[@ChavvyCommunist]

@@Emmet_Moore It probably would contain ice cream, but we have used ice cream containers for other food too.

[@Oh-lk2qd]

@@Emmet_Moore not for me. Always fuckin disappointed

[@Adam-uz9sc]

A white guy in Yorkshire?

[@Blessedron1]

The tap water in london is really bad

[@tachysphex4095]

I'm Colombian and I live in Spain, not U.K. But I wonder if it would be as much of a shock to Spanish people if I told them we store soup in ice cream containers lol

[@UtopiaLiber3]

No, it isn’t! At least for me and I’m Spanish. Mis padres solían utilizar los envases de helado como tuppers, así que conozco ese sentimiento de decepción jajaja.

[@MostIntelligentMan]

nah bro everywhere in world some people use that, not everyone, but in any nation its done for sure

[@nelsona3468]

It’s literally turns to a great container once you’ve finished all the ice cream to freeze cooked food 😂

[@notforclimbing6249]

Como española bien blanca, me siento representada por el lado negro del video jajaj nosotros tambien hacemos lo de los tuppers caseros!! Y vamos, creo que nunca he visto una caja metalica de galletas sin cosas de costura dentro jajajaj

[@Jorge23Costa]

No, I am from neighbor Portugal and we do the same

[@jm40004]

This series honestly has a "Creature Comforts" vibe and I'm here for it. Can't wait for the next one.

[@therizinosauruscheloniform2162]

the editing here is top class.

[@SortOfEggish]

That guy saying "Nobody comes out fine from church rehab" was killing me

[@martina6700]

I love this series, please continue with it! It's a wholesome comedy, nobody gets hurt and nobody gets offended.

[@zinc35yago]

you just ruined the vibe ngl

[@martina6700]

@@zinc35yago ruining the vibe by addressing the good things this series brings to the table??

[@chocolateangel8743]

I'm a black American. My family never took actual vacations, either. We would just visit family like that one guy said.

[@victorhopper6774]

white guy here i took mine on a 4 day one once 35 years ago. my kids take several every year and moan they won't be able to retire. i laugh and say you retire a month every year now.

[@debra1363]

I'm white American and all we ever did every summer was go stay with my grandparents in Iowa so my dad could help my grandpa with the farm work!My mom got bored,but for kids,anything to do with a farm was fun!

[@chocolateangel8743]

@@debra1363 A family farm is generational wealth. When we visited family, we went down on Friday and left on Sunday. I've noticed that the definition of poor varies, depending on race. When a BP is poor, typically they -- and everyone they know -- is poor. This is not the case with WP.

[@pamelapamper]

I'm white European and also every summer we would go and stay with relatives in the countryside, it was great!

[@minecraftfox4384]

​@@chocolateangel8743you've no clue what you're talking about

[@Alex-ii9sp]

Not gonna lie some of the timing on the jokes here was even better than the first one

[@MaryjaneMalu]

The bro with the white hoodie who spoke about rehabilitation is Nigerian..... the accent gave him away and as a Nigerian, i can confirm that they will take you to church for rehabilitaion🙌🏾😂😂😂

[@mattjobb3196]

Because people who demant respect and tolerance are the most intolerant themselves, so not a surprise.

[@toyaleejb7714]

​@@mattjobb3196I'm sorry, when did Nigerians demand tolerance and respect from anybody??

[@RollOnVlogs]

The man with the Argentinean team t-shirt saying he's not racist is so spot on in so many levels.

[@paulso3603]

As someone who enjoys learning about world cultures I love this!!! let's make this clear, as a species we are the SAME. Culture throws us so far apart that makes this type of dialogue so humorous and interesting. But you have to give it to this channel for making it so, cheers!!!

[@moglaude]

" What do you know about royalty " " I'm inbred " 🤣🤣🤣

[@YVESBlueBeard00]

every white person saying no they’re grandpapas ain’t racist🌝🌚 this was one of the funniest street interviews i’ve seen in a longgggg while

[@AkerfeldtTveitan-yi4xm]

I thought the answer about having internalized it is legitimate

[@jeongbun2386]

As a south Asian Brit I found this really interesting cuz I was like relating to both at the same time, still mostly the black side though. Also the ice cream tub thing is so real.

[@TheeFeels382]

"in holidays we used to lie in the same bed with 19 cousins" lol so good. As a turk this reminds me of my childhood holidays

[@monissiddiqui6559]

0:27 This video was just a scheme to get a bunch of british people to say bo'oh 'oh' wa'ah

[@Lene-ib7qz]

Cant stop replaying now, great😂

[@RatzaChewy]

It doesn't help when white people are so blasé about how serious the issues with water quality are in other countries. I lived on the Kent coast for 3 years, and when my wife's friends came to visit with their baby daughter, someone at the hotel said "don't drink the water". To the hotel staff, that meant 'it's a bit hard and doesn't taste great', to my friend who's from Pakistan, that meant 'this water could kill you'. He spent the whole time boiling bottled water on a stove to make their formula because he didn't even trust the kettles. I can't imagine that's an easy culture to break.

[@nickyjlyons]

I’m loving these videos. I honestly think one of the first steps bettering race relations is to be able to make fun and laugh at each others stereotypes

[@GoSuMonSteR]

All I got from this is black people are able to be more honest about their family's racism and their own without backlash. Obviously a white person is going to have difficulty saying something like that about themselves or their family.

[@Junior-zf7yy]

Yeah because I’m pretty sure we can all agree that almost everyone from our grandparents generation are somewhat racist.

[@varoonnone7159]

I'm an Indo-Mauritian but I've got east Asian features. I live in France Black and north african children threw rocks at me and when they found out where I live, they broke my window

[@StudyWithKarabo]

@@varoonnone7159 That says a lot about their parents, not their ethnicities

[@varoonnone7159]

@@StudyWithKarabo It says a lot about how black and north african parents in France raise their children to be racists and fanatics

[@AWlpsSHOW36]

It’ll be a different story if the black people where American.

[@gastari429]

They actually do put fluoride in your water, it helps with teeth or something I don't remember exactly

[@las8883]

You’re correct

[@nelsona3468]

There’s a conspiracy that it also causes kids to develop ADHD or some shit like that 😂

[@gastari429]

@nelsona3468 they(people who believe in this conspiracy) base it on how allegedly there's little to no research into how floride affects the human body in the long term, hormones and reproduction, they say it's just like with cigarettes and lead poisoning in the 20th century, before it turned out that cigarettes and lead poisoning cause severe mental and physical health problems, at least that's what they say

[@lavamatstudios]

Yeah it helps protect teeth. Scientists say it's not enough fluoride to be harmful but conspiracy theorists will be like "this is how they keep the population under mind control."

[@sirebellum0]

I appreciate how this is frame a pretty friendly exploration of cultural differences. No one assuming the worst in each other; just giving honest answers and learning new things at the same time. Hopefully the comments also reflect that . . . .

[@VinoVeritas_]

I'm white and working class. I went to Blackpool or Rhyl on holiday. I didn't have any relatives living in the countryside, but growing up on the edge of a new town built in the Cheshire countryside allowed access to nature simply by walking a mile or so. Everything in the UK is class related to a huge extent. White, black, brown or other makes very little difference.

[@Candyrock15]

No, race definitely plays a role. You don't see its influence in your lift because you're white, so you're shielded from it. But race and cultural differences does have an impact on each person's experience, treatment and social mobility. Class is important too of course, but it's disingenuous to try to minimise the role of race in the conversation.

[@VinoVeritas_]

@@Candyrock15 How does race determine whether someone goes to the countryside or not?

[@Emmet_Moore]

@@VinoVeritas_ Because if you're second or third generation Afro-Caribbean your granddad or whatever came to a city to work and your family never left, so you don't know anyone in the British countryside and there's no cultural precedent for going to the countryside on holiday. I think there's a difference between London and other cities too. I'm from Cardiff and have black step-family, and none of them have been on caravan holidays or anything like my white family have, but they have been to like Barry and Ogmore; go the same distance from Peckham though and you're still in London.

[@VinoVeritas_]

@@Emmet_Moore All of the white people interviewed seemed to be from middle class and upper middle class families. All of my family are very working class and are more likely to go to Benidorm than Devon. A lot of the black interviewees mentioned going to visit family abroad. I don't know many people that would choose the UK countryside over the Carribbean.

[@egonomics352]

Yeah race does make a difference. Apparently one race in the video doesn't even recognize fluoride is in the toothpaste they use to brush their teeth(presumably they do so) while the other already knows its a fact.

[@sofija642]

I watched both of your interviews and I relate to black people more even though I'm white (from Balkans). When I was a kid I used to get excited when I see ice cream box but over time I learnt I'm just gonna find sarma in them (which is better tbh)

[@Zzz2x]

5:15 that man was so tired of repeating himself to y’all lol edit: they made him laugh in another clip, he almost fell over laughing. So all is well lol

[@majaosmancevic]

I'm from the Balkans and all these types of videos just make me come to the conclususion that these differences don't stem from differences in race, but differences in generational wealth lol I always tend to relate to people from Africa, Asia and Central/South America more so than with people from very rich countries of the Global North

[@finnbruton7274]

The diplomatically ubiquitous subtitles 😂

[@rebeky25]

Love this video! Watching these interviews as a mixed person was interesting. Like with these questions and answers I definitely feel more raised the east african way hahah. Also these interactions are so comforting and funny x

[@TrevorSteven]

This was great! Brilliant questions & amazing choice of people. Loved this. More vids like this please.

[@vladskiobi]

This is actually "Asking posh white people and working-class black people"

[@Sgturningpoint]

Ahahah. Hilarious!!! I felt it all! In my childhood it would be the biscuits container with NO BISCUITS and only sewing tools.

[@jenelaina5665]

How does your partner in this only have 80 subscribers?! Y'all are both great like wow.

[@mamouns_ting]

Stay tuned I’m coming up bruh 💯

[@kioumim]

Not going on holidays but visiting was hilarious! Thats literally how it is in my family 😭 last time we went on a holiday, it was when we went to Italy and it definitely was refreshing

[@morighani]

“why do you say that man what would you know about royalty???” “well, i, i… i’m inbred” TOOK ME OUTTT

[@amylomo9793]

london just seems like such a cosmopolitan city i love seeing all the diffrent cultural lifestyles being represented

[@nojews-xe5oy]

Its not safe to walk home alone at night bcus of those jewish leftoid buzzwords u just used 😒🙄

[@chokosabe]

This was way funnier than it should have been. Found myself nodding along and laughing out loud at the same time to these answers

[@C0L055i]

"bro i'm dumb fam you know that" love the self awareness 😂

[@elasiaval904]

“Well.. I’m inbred!” I choked 🤣🤣

[@Junior-zf7yy]

The guy says pepper in his west African accent but it gets interpreted as Pepe’s 😂😂😂😂

[@gnes04]

This video is perfect at showing differences between cultures without putting either one down

[@jjdlaughs]

What percentage of interviews make it into the final cut? I'm surprised by how unanimous each groups answer us. Like, surely there was atleast 1 black person who drank tap water and 1 white person who didn't. Same goes for the other answers

[@jameswatson5807]

London water is flat, but for black people in the UK not drinking tap water is normal. I would thought a lot of middle class whites would not drink tap water. I use a water filter UK tap water is no no, but in Jamaica we drink from the tap, because they do not put anything in there.

[@Moocow2003]

​@@jameswatson5807as a middle class white person who grew up in a middle class white area I'd say it's probably more common to drink tap water as white people love doing crunchy shit like drinking the minerals in tap water and having those fridges with a water dispenser in them

[@jameswatson5807]

@@Moocow2003 That is very surprising, because I would have thought middle class whites to be more heath conscious. lets be real vegan folks tend to be middle class whites.

[@nelsona3468]

I’m black and we drink tap water, but we filter that shit 😂

[@markusa5293]

​@@jameswatson5807All the same stuff they put in water UK they likely put in Jamaica as well (chlorine for example). Main concern is the condition of pipes.

[@partytaima]

"dogs and the beach" "dogging at the beach" "no." gold

[@Subrosathefirst]

One of the best youtube concepts I've ever seen. Let's learn about one another. Respect!

[@lindanindebele]

"what else is there in the countryside apart from s*** wifi, far shops and manure" that seeeentttt me LMAO

[@mirabelIe]

me watching this as a black person in the countryside 😭 literally right by a farm

[@redeye1016]

Asking poor people and rich people the same question - fixed it

[@tn-t]

"I'm inbred" 😂 I lost it.

[@sabrinaburton3466]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE THEY ACCENT BEING BORN AND RAISED IN CHICAGO . THEY ACCENT BRING PEACE TO MY STORM ALONE.

[@caliqm2199]

Not people worrying about chemicals in tap water but okay with buying water in plastic

[@r1234233]

I thought exactly the same thing, there is also fluoride in black tea and coffee and trace amounts in food

[@Hhhh-yd6qg]

I mean tbf the tap water in Londons probably radioactive or sum its so nasty 💀

[@AdityaSingh-fr8zn]

That 'everything else but icecream' in icecream box is true for Indian families too. Not just icecream, any box! I call my mom the great deceiver for it 🤣🤣

[@Blullaby]

I hadn't laughed that hard in a minute !!! The 19 cousins sleeping together while visiting???? Absolutely hilarious and oh so relatable 🤣🤍

[@Bellz972]

I actually missed that. We grew up like that, it was large rooms which housed us kids, 1 for the girls and 1 for the boys. It created a sense of security and unity among us. We never fought over having to share because we learned to share space since young.

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

My family are London and south east England with a bit of Scots and Irish in the mix. This was so relatable, my Dad was one of 11 and his mum and dad one of 16 and 9. Big, big family of aunties, uncles and lots and lots of cousins. We are all close. Family holidays and get togethers, sleeping on camp beds, floors, chairs and lots of us kids piled into the bedrooms where we chatted and laughed and got told off and told to get to sleep at 4 in the morning. I lived overseas for quite a bit, so we also 'visited' instead of going 'on holiday'. The family all used to live closer to each other in and around London, but not many of us can still afford to live there and we are more scattered but we work at keeping close and in touch and spending time together as much as possible

[@Blullaby]

It warms my heart to see that all of us cherish those times! I hope I'll be lucky enough to emulate that with my own kids one day (': !

[@slinkid9410]

Been to america and the uk and in the UK the different "races" or whatever you want to call it get along so much better. It feels more chill and you see a lot more mixed friend groups. They know theyre are different but also the same. USA could learn a thing or two.

[@slipslugo4684]

In America they put floride in the water to reduce cavities. It is known to increase cancer rate but so do cavities. It's been an overall benefit.

[@ElTagno]

They do it in parts of the UK too. They're open about doing it and the reasons why.

[@francesatty7022]

tastes shite tho

[@zeriel9148]

I think it's largely stupid and pointless, personally. If a person needs high fluoride, they should get a high fluoride toothpaste from a dentist. Blanket putting it in water is like blanket putting aspirin in water. Really illogical. I guess you can argue dentists are expensive and not everyone can go to them, but that points to a problem that needs to be solved, not avoid dentistry all together and just put chemicals in water because hey fuck it.

[@slipslugo4684]

@zeriel9148 There are certain things that are done just to avoid massive problem with certain groups. A medication for gonorrhea is slathered on a new born baby's eyes in America. This is because a certain group can't get themselves tested regularly and will not practice monogogy or safe sex. They recommend a lot of vaccinations all at once cause certain people can't be expected to bring their kids in on a regular schedule for vaccinations. This group can't be expected to practice oral hygiene so we need floride water. It's not the best situation.

[@zeriel9148]

@@slipslugo4684 I'm just not convinced it actually works. High fluoride solutions used in dentistry for cavities are much, much, much higher than putting fluoride in the water. And they still only provide a moderate benefit. This seems more like it was some scientist with a public servant position's pet project that got out of control, rather than actually beneficial.

[@tazariarobinson5666]

“No one comes out fine from going to rehab church” 🤣🤣🤣

[@joerogers1417]

I love this series. I was so oblivious to these cultural differences 🤣

[@mills8]

“Shit Wi-Fi and far shops” is the best description of the countryside 🤣🤣

[@TheKrystee]

“Take me to church for rehabilitation” Lmaoooo 😂😂

[@Xgil2Play]

2:20 I can answer this: their parents went to a party or gathering and they wanted to take the leftover food back home but didn't have tupperware with them, so it's likely the host gave them the ice cream box for them to put the food in it.

[@euanwilliams2033]

I was just hiking in the Lake District for five days and saw a grand total of one black person the whole time so this video definitely makes sense 😂

[@monikaherath7505]

What about others like South Asian / EAst Asian etc?

[@pomegranatewolf]

I adore these interviews, they're honestly the best!! Please keep doing more 😄

[@greenhouse326]

also, as an american, i know not all british accents say "bo'o' o' wo'ah" like the memes tend to tease y'all about, but I got my fill of it in this video

[@SandileNgwenya-gv7nx]

Mostly the one's of African descent say it like that

[@jackiedelvalle]

​@@SandileNgwenya-gv7nxHuh???? Africans originated 'bottle of water' in that very British way? Are you ok?????

[@exoticeditz8863]

@@SandileNgwenya-gv7nx stop spreading nonsense. In african countries we dont talk like that. We picked it up from no one but the native british themselves 👆😭😭

[@LeDelan13]

"I only drink bo‘oh of wo‘ah"

[@Mobferklopfer]

5:00 "handshake of black unity against babylon" lmfao 😂 but tbh until i met my Nigerian friends i didn't know yolof rice either.

[@josephinekautuka4051]

Your auto keyboard is still on the catch up bro

[@RaefonB]

Good to see another one of these vids again, enjoyed the good-natured vibes. Kinda seemed like most of the white people interviewed were mega-posh while the black people were regular people? But maybe that's deliberate and part of the joke and it went over my head. xD

[@abioni6092]

It’s probably filmed in a part of London that’s been gentrified. In Brixton for instance, a lot of middle class white people moved there and bought property. Whereas it used to be a rough predominantly black area and so there are still a lot of working class black people there.

[@nojews-xe5oy]

​@@abioni6092 why are blagk areas rough? 😂

[@enskeez6815]

@@nojews-xe5oybecause black areas are largely low income neighbourhoods was this supposed to be a slick reply? Lol

[@cory1376]

This was hilarious. As an American, I had barely any idea what you all were talking about but the vibes were immaculate

[@Fireflies1202]

6:33 „i‘d be proud of you too“