Bae Aussie Moment Left The Male Viewers Speechless 【Hakos Baelz / HololiveEN】

[@Beerbottles123]

To be fair, smelling like an actual axe sound pretty hardcore. Bae definitely should market that.

[@maqywhaq]

I'm not entirely sure if you're aware of how axes smell... The idea might sound tough and what not, but if you're using one on the regular and it isn't a decorative piece that sits on a shelf or a rack, it starts to pick up a lot of dead skin and whatever oils you're using to keep it from rusting...

[@ashardalondragnipurake]

dead skin? what are you using your axe on? most people use it on wood instead, and pine sap is a nice scent

[@Rubyshedinja33]

Bodies, sometimes dead ones.

[@roguehart]

Steel and oiled wood, ye those are certainly harcore smells, don't know if they would hit home with the ladies though.

[@DaShikuXI]

@@maqywhaq "it starts to pick up a lot of dead skin and whatever oils you're using to keep it from rusting...". Exactly. Hardcore.

[@RetRequiem]

From an object (Axe) to an animal (Lynx). Aussie never fails to surprise me with their knowledge and culture.

[@Beerbottles123]

It's a marketing thing. Things that sounds American don't usually do very well in Australia. It's one of the reason why Burger King was changed to Hungry Jacks. Although my question is, who is 'Jack'? Why is he always 'Hungry?

[@yeetusdelete0]

it's lynx in the UK as well

[@201bio]

@@Beerbottles123 I thought hhe Hungry Jacks thing was because someone had already trademarked "Burger King" in Australia when they entered our market.

[@boxhead6177]

@@201bio Same thing really. Its Lynx outside America, cause Axe was already a global trademark... its an brand of industrial cleaners. Its Corporate America who repeatedly can't come up with original names :P

[@shryggur]

@@Beerbottles123 the way "jack" is used in English will never stop amazing me. From short for John (??) to "a regular guy" to a jack of all trades to a lumberjack to a jack of spades to a jackass to a roasting jack to a 6.3mm jack to jack-sh*t

[@fuselit2860]

Axe scent= axecent = accents!

[@Justakatto]

Damn, such intellect.

[@quaeravoluptatem]

I found her missing the pun to be the funniest part, to be honest.

[@bananabunch4590]

​​​@@quaeravoluptatem Instead she started questioning why you would want your mouth to smell like an axe instead of asking why a person would even spray themselves there in the first place. Never change Bae! 😂

[@fuselit2860]

Bae dum dum much adorbs~

[@635574]

Apparently its Lynx in UK and australia but in Europe its Axe.

[@LopsidedMoz]

First time EU and US are the regions with something in common

[@firstborn9419]

It's also Axe in America

[@Tsurf]

It's Axe in RSA too. Sooo, UK and Aus, y'all got some 'splain' to do. XD

[@Axepriest]

@@Tsurf Axe was already a brand name in UK/Aus so they had to change it here

[@jatisoem7472]

It's Axe in Indonesia too

[@sleepyarcheremiya955]

Ngl for a moment I thought Bae actually put Deodorant in her mouth Bruhhhhhhh lmao

[@TheMan21892]

She missed the pun, but it makes sense why, now

[@IcePhysicsGaming]

Axe-scent!? That's a great play on words and she didn't even notice 😂

[@Smallpriest]

That's the Lynx effect

[@dangerdean9066]

Bae, this is why you are my favourite Aussie

[@CJODell12]

I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, I absolutely *love* Bae’s Australian accent.

[@joeblogs8049]

Fun fact, in Australia we also have "Bae juice". I see it in woolies from time to time and snicker.

[@fatiswealth7865]

Bae and Sui-chan will be very good friends if the topic is an actual AXE 😂

[@pierredelapotterie5996]

Oh Bae, never change. So I can feel cultured when you have a Bae moment 🤣

[@mysteriousbob]

Its Lynx here in the UK too, never heard of Axe.

[@Riv_Falcon]

tbh for a moment my brain just imagined Stormbreaker deodorant from New Asgard.

[@Amia_the_Smol]

Go on, I'm listening :3c

[@ElPinguinoNegro]

Yeah, the brand name is Lynx in Australia. Like how Lays potato chips is Walkers in the UK.

[@randomperson5579]

And in Australia lays is smiths.

[@TheyCallMeDio]

Burger King is called Hungry Jacks there

[@ElPinguinoNegro]

@@TheyCallMeDio And Hungry Jack (no “s”) is a brand of pancake mix in the US, lol.

[@livecarsonreaction]

God I wish I could forget the smell of Axe. A man's first rite of passage is surviving the miasma of body spray in the locker rooms every day in PE

[@JanitorAntisocial]

I'm pretty sure the female viewers were pretty speechless too.

[@caubengoan1326]

I think that is a pun Bae

[@TheCaptainHERO69]

she didnt evevn get the pun... axe scent accent...

[@quintonheimann]

no she got the pun she just didn't know what axe was

[@cas9564]

Unfortunately for chat, there were some missing *Lynx*

[@khaychi]

Pain.

[@onclebob]

I do also have that axe-scent but it has a bread taste

[@thegemguy1334]

Funny thing is Axe is also a brand of inhaler.

[@b.r.52]

I honestly thought this would've went to a bad pun where it goes like "the deodrant in my mouth gave me a funny Axe-cent."

[@matthewmatthew981]

I mean, it did, But Bae didn't acknowledge it.

[@b.r.52]

@@matthewmatthew981 I guess her accent was already funny enough for me not to notice her not noticing it.

[@IronMan3582]

The localization team in the chat goofed fellas, we'll fix it in the next patch

[@livewiretune25]

Bae's saying is always interesting! Axe scent, huh. Good short clip no perversion or exaggeration. Her misunderstanding that "Axe is the iron scent" is still preferable to the initial impression the brand name "Axe" made in Japan. Because the letters "Axe" can be phonetically read as ”Akuse” in Japanese, like the abbreviation for "accessory," but it also sounds like ”Ah-kuseh (Oh stinky)". Initially, many Japanese men were hesitant to use the Axe deodorant with feeling as if it were provocatively said "Yikes, you are so stinky! Use this for heaven’s sake!” lol While some may still hold this sentiment, the brand has now been widely accepted.

[@lautlos3]

Well to be fair, I remember AWESOME coming in flavours like 'explosion', 'beard' and 'pain'. So a deodorant smelling like an actual axe does not seem that far fetched.

[@JoshSweetvale]

'Explosion' would smell sulfur-y, wouldn't it? That'd suck.

[@lautlos3]

@@JoshSweetvale AWESOME was supposed to TASTE like those things but you're still right.

[@LightningStriker]

In Britain, we also have Lynx, not Axe

[@davidjohnson4171]

I'd rather smell like refined iron than Axe body spray any day, just about anything beats the smell of re-fried industrial asscrack in a can.

[@yoshipudding2206]

In Bea's defense a real Axe will smell better then Ax

[@Bucketus.Lord.of.Buckets]

Bae is TF2 Australian without australium

[@Luke-ow9ku]

to be fair its a double pun. "Weird accent." And "Weird axe scent."

[@R1mTVch]

Same situation when watching American videos when they mention Fanta because we call it Royal here in the Philippines.

[@ENKTDeeColon_and_randomnumbers]

It's all typical Unilever, just like those times with the ice cream brand debate

[@XenonPrimeSBSV]

I own a couple of axes for shaping wood and I love the smell of mineral oil so I'd quite like to have a deodorant that smelled like that.

[@yamiRic]

I refuse to believe this real.. no way Bae didn't know that

[@WisteriaBerlitz]

Ngl I only hear of Axe spray from American media or KZbinrs

[@jjlore5634]

Wonder why the different names usually theres a reason

[@prussianpolydactyl836]

Usually copyright reasons. Something else might have had the Axe name already here?

[@satorudo]

I wonder why they coudn't use Axe as a branding in Australia?

[@Godoflegos]

Most of the places that use Lynx branding are countries that still have a lot of British influence (Ireland, New Zealand, etc). It was due to Trademark conflicts.

[@incesantemaik]

So it smells like a Lynx? You know they say that 60% of the time... It works everytime 😎

[@Falinks50]

Man but what a way to ruin a good pun! The fact that the reason why it flopped with her was because of a marketing difference between USA and AUS. I feel bad for that guy, but it was a good pun!

[@MerlinAmbroiss]

woot, i did it. i got in a clip. woot XD

[@Makkle4000]

I would love to smell like an axe sign me up

[@SKy_the_Thunder]

tbf, most "male" scents are either various types of wood, or abstract things like "energy", "sport" or "confidence". Wouldn't be surprised if there's a lumberjack themed one that's like "iron, aged oak and fresh pine resin" or something...

[@JoshSweetvale]

I like 'ice' scents. Also known as vanilla and mint.

[@SKy_the_Thunder]

@@JoshSweetvale I can't stand mint. Have a pretty low menthol tolerance or something. I could feel my skin actively rejecting the "fresh" shampoo with mint I randomly bought some time ago...

[@Da_Carp_]

LOL it got clipped.. 😅

[@chaosmalefic]

no axe in Australia? Why?

[@KuroRyuu86]

is called Lynx. Same thing different branding.

[@randomperson5579]

google doesn't give any reasons why, but i'd assume the UK got upset about naming something kids could use, a weapon or something bad/dangerous and Australia followed suit, like we did with the video game Bully (which was renamed to Canis Canem edit) at least in Australia when it got the scholarship edition it was released as Bully.

[@lunaspoon]

Lynx gang represent.

[@Driahva]

The joke was funny, but only makes sense to people who know a specific US deodorant brand. Wouldn't say I was "speechless". Axe is Lynx in other places too, not just Aussie.

[@Godoflegos]

Both the brand and the name are French.

[@martinbergen2963]

She didnt get the pun or am i missing it 😂

[@TheBlindWeasel]

Accent

[@SpoonHurler]

Ummm... Axe-ually

[@Jiyoon02]

Now I'm so confused. Wasn't that an accent joke? Did it so utterly pass over Bae smol rat brain? Lol

[@Whatareyoudoing175]

Hi

[@ToastGhost]

It's also Lynx here in the UK but its crap whaever you call it

[@TonyBomboozled]

If Axe really does smell like metal and Bae was sprayed with it, would she smell like...[notices lawyers glaring at me]...a titanium rodent?

[@lqfr8813]

deodorant sprayed in mouth? hm? i thought its only for skin not in mouth

[@66Xeno]

Lynx is actually a much better name than Axe. I wish they had that name worldwide.

[@greendofield]

Naurr

[@ninetyninenights6226]

Yeah, why would you like to smell like Axe. Are you a hormonal teenager?

[@beemoh]

Bae won't be a teenager for another year.

[@Marconius6]

Smelling like a lynx wouldn't be much better...

[@ceresbane]

Honestly when muricans think everyone outside should know US things. I'm just like bruh...

[@rade-blunner7824]

Most of the time people outside the US do know about US things thanks to their films and TV shows being everywhere. What's interesting is Americans finding out about things being different elsewhere, it's like their understanding of the world collapses and they overreact like crazy.

[@spegynmerbles3993]

Lynx is way cooler sounding

[@Houndog4America]

Sicko 🙄🙄🙄