Beautiful Korean Girls Meets Macho Italian For The First Time l Korean, Italy l Kpop Rocket Punch

[@luwu_9977]

finally someone who explain things about Italy in the right way, thank you 👏🏻

[@jules9235]

si capisce che è italiano da come parla dei francesi

[@oreper1]

Io invece capisco che è italiano da come spiega dell'Italia vedi tu!

[@okami1272]

Condivido il lieve sdegno nelle sue parole😂

[@mywowkee]

la maggioranza degli italiani che conosco io, me incluso, adora la Francia. Il tipo non fa che recitare il classico stereotipo un po' provinciale dell'italiano. Ma tanto ormai vivendo all'estero sono abituato a questo tipo di italiani. Il più delle volte poi lo stereotipo straniero sugli italiani coincide con l'italiano medio del sud italia e non rappresenta proprio un bel niente del paese.

[@okami1272]

@@mywowkee Non so che italiani frequenti tu, ma ovunque Io sia stato, nord sud o centro, MAI un italiano mi ha detto “Ma che bel posto la Francia! Non vedo l’ora di tornarci!” Vero che non tutti la odiano o si credono superiori a loro per qualche stupido motivo, ma sicuramente sono molti più quelli che non la preferiscono, se così vogliamo dire… Non è per tutti l’odore misto di formaggi e fogne per strada, se vogliamo dirla tutta. O sono stato sfigato io, oppure amanti della Francia si nasce, ed io non ne faccio parte.

[@toccandocreacanaleulterior176]

​@@mywowkeetornatene nella monnezza di Parigi allora🗿🗿

[@Pand_Alex]

"When Marcello said his name, 'Marcello, what are you doing?' immediately came to my mind." 😂😂😂

[@uncopino]

marcello come here

[@Bosky96]

"mmmammmaa miaaaa marcellooo"

[@BlacKatto]

im holding a pistol

[@HexDrone9637]

hes olding the sun

[@damianoledda5497]

They must have done it on purpose 😂

[@minsuga9355]

I was so surprised by the way Dahyun pronounced Venezia and Roma🤩 amazing pronunciation!!

[@andreaa2554]

In lingua sudcoreana i nomi di quasi tutte le città europee non sono tradotti come, ad esempio, in l'inglese quindi Venezia e Roma si pronunciano esattamente come li pronunciamo in Italia.

[@VenesiaBall]

​@@andreaa2554il problema è che se avessero voluto utilizzare il nome autoctono sarebbe "Venesia" (venèssia) non Venezia

[@TimeTraveller010]

Korean women are so graceful and elegant when they speak...

[@angelicart.6]

@@VenesiaBallvabbè bro li si chiede troppo

[@angelicart.6]

@@andreaa2554in realtà anche in giapponese funziona così

[@mirko3601]

As Italian who lived in Korea for many months i can say koreans are not so different from us. We have many common values and points of view. I hope Koreans can visit more often Italy, you will be always welcome in my Country like you did with me

[@dysdaffy6905]

But grossing touching culture... what about it? Pay attention if, while in korea you go to clubs at night: 9/10 some guy tries to lure you to dark place to take advantage of you.😢 and basically nobody will help you. I won't fantasy korea

[@mirko3601]

@Harvey-ed9jx you are welcome in Italy

[@Brodragon2225]

​@@mirko3601is it true all Italians are gorgeous

[@TimeTraveller010]

@@Brodragon2225 To be fair Italians are like any country people, there are thin and beautiful, there are not so thin and beautiful, there are pork chop women, there are in between slim and not so slim. Gernerally the women are gorgeous yes, like Ukrainian or Korean women. I take the modest aprroach. It's how Italians and Koreans dress, with style. Some are flamboyant some are not.

[@Brodragon2225]

@@TimeTraveller010 as a man I had seen many Italian men and I envy them actually even the grandpas look cool hunk

[@Gabbo-uc8pi]

i just love how he tells the girls that he is italian and they start clapping like ''congrats, you're italian, congrats, yey''

[@gabrieleguerrisi4335]

OUTSTANDING MOVE

[@KenjiTheShibaInuinTaipei]

It’s a common reaction in Asia.

[@maskasss8785]

As a french, I watched the first ten seconds of the video and then, I cried. I didn't came for this brutality

[@lucaraccagni9444]

still crying for 2006 Italy France. Give us back Monalisa. And use a f***ing bidet to wash ur a$$. Ahahah just joking my brother, love from Italy

[@damianoledda5497]

But you have for sure some of the best wines in the world ❤

[@dmdx6723]

Io amo i croissant la baguette e i formaggi francesi

[@naiadelacrimosa5234]

Yeah he was kinda ignorant (just like me, but I wouldn't have gotten France involved honestly, if I know nothing, I don't talk about it... logical isn't it?). I am sad that he was there representing all of us, very cocky, but honestly I'm not even surprised

[@samaritain16]

@@naiadelacrimosa5234 he was not macho for nothing

[@al-hydhsidd5935]

If someone like him have taught me Italian, I would have been regular to the class!!

[@ciaoatutti307]

Man the girl on the left pronounced Venezia in a real italian way she didn't even sound korean at all, she must have be learned some italian or something becouse no way she just throwed a casual pronunce this much perfect, like I heard some koreans pronuncing it and they say it like "venecia" but she was totally perfect

[@Nicc2609]

Bho a me non sembrava perfetta

[@michele_2754]

si scrive because

[@andreaa2554]

In lingua sudcoreana si pronunciano esattamente come nella dizione originale italiana, i nomi delle località non sono tradotti come per l'inglese.

[@michele_2754]

@@andreaa2554 e dovrebbe essere così in ogni lingua

[@mattiamele3015]

@@andreaa2554ma non c’è il suono della z italiana (né quella sorda né quella sonora).

[@lorenzoschiatti4737]

"Yea, we don't use chopsticks in Italy" Korean girls: 🤯🤯

[@Hoyeon02_]

As an italian im so proud of this, cause he really teached them everything very well and also the way is so accurate👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❤️🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@charliesargent6225]

He taught them about the stereotypical Italian, Pizza, Pasta but not the amazing #1 history achievements!

[@Hoyeon02_]

@@charliesargent6225 yeah cause also that part of italy exists I don't see the problem, is not invented, and regarding our history, our history is too big for a video that have few minutes so don't hate and try to understand

[@charliesargent6225]

No it is a problem because that's what I always hear especially from these Koreans, then the giggles. It's ridiculously repetitive, boring and redundant. They can't even point out Italy on a map. But I put the blame on Italians who seem to know nothing either, only to talk about stupid food stereotypes like not breaking the pasta.It's up to them to point out our history and it's not only about food.@@Hoyeon02_

[@charliesargent6225]

Here's my newvcomment from an hour ago... Never fails..Italy... "Pizza, Pasta!!!" Not that Italy has the #1 history, made western civilization and even the world, made America, the many iconic brands in cars, motorcycles, fashions, greatest inventors, greatest, richest, most influential Empire, on and on. That's what he should have educated them on, not the usual food, food and nothing but food. P.S. And the Spanish, French, Portuguese languages and culture came from Italy. @@Hoyeon02_

[@irgendeinname9256]

3:51 isn't it a big no no in Italy to use a spoon for spaghetti?

[@adofonconi9753]

As an italian, I love good food, and french cousine of course is not only baguetta & croissant, they have many incredible foods from all the different zones of the country. And they created many ways of cooking that are now common in all western cousine. I still prefer italian food, from different regions, but I would be a fool or an ignorant if I didn't say french cousine is among the best in the world

[@okami1272]

Vero, ma come italiano devi anche riconoscere l’incredibile e introvabile biodiversità del nostro paese. Abbiamo tutto, TUTTO! E poi diciamoci la verità, fuori dall’Italia a stento si sa come usare i pomodori e come bollire la pasta, figuriamoci preparare piatti di pesce come i nostri o paste ripiene. Vini e formaggi e forse qualche lumaca non bastano, ci sono delle gemme, ma la maggior parte di queste sono gli chef che creano cose magnifiche lì, non la Francia come paese. L’italiano sa mangiare e cucinare, il francese… beh per esperienza personale, posso assicurarti che in media non sa fare nessuno dei due.

[@NeroTheBoop]

Curioso però che quando annualmente vengono fatti i sondaggi nei paesi europei chiedendo quale sia(secondo gli intervistati dei vari paesi) la miglior cucina europea, praticamente nessuno, oltre ai francesi stessi, vota per la cucina francese come la migliore o fra le migliori. Certamente anche i francesi avranno dei piatti buoni che bisogna andare a scoprire, così come tutte le cucine del mondo d'altronde, però non regge Il confronto con la cucina italiana o di altri paesi, la differenza è che i francesi sono molto bravi a "marketizzare" quello che hanno.

[@TheQuetzalcoatl76]

@@NeroTheBoop Piano, la cucina francese rientra a tutti gli effetti tra le migliori al mondo e possiede una considerevole varietà regionale, oltre ad alcune indiscusse eccellenze (pasticceria ad esempio) poi che sia al numero 1 o al 4 è anche questione di gusti.

[@angelaiannetta2596]

I'm Italian and I live in France. Both countries have so many specialities that are unknown for many people from each other country 🤔😉

[@NeroTheBoop]

@@TheQuetzalcoatl76praticamente ogni cucina del mondo possiede eccellenze e varietà regionale, ogni popolo nel corso della storia ha sempre cercato di mangiare bene con ciò che aveva a disposizione, detto questo però non molti altri paesi, almeno in Europa, possiedono la varietà territoriale e il clima dell'Italia, inoltre bisogna tenere in considerazione le diverse dominazioni straniere che si sono avvicendate sui diversi territori italiani nel corso del tempo(fatto da non sottovalutare visto che diversi prodotti, piatti e modi di cucinare sono stati importati da questi dominatori, vedi per esempio gli agrumi in Sicilia, importati dagli arabi). La Francia d'altro canto è molto più uniforme territorialmente parlando(non climaticamente) essendo per la maggior parte composta da pianura, inoltre storicamente non ha avuto tutte le divisioni e dominazioni straniere che invece hanno interessato l'Italia, e questo(secondo me ovviamente, non sono uno specialista di storia del cibo e dell'agricoltura) ha influito anche sulla varietà dei prodotti coltivati e della loro cucina. Spero di non sembrare arrogante con questa mia risposta, questp è solo il mio pensiero al riguardo,basato su ciò che so e ho imparato nel corso degli anni😊

[@medeea8078]

I think marcello started a gastronomic war unintentionally 😂❤ Lovely girls! Hunk italiano vero!

[@shrektheswampless6102]

He just spoke facts France is just marketing

[@sergeduhazard4681]

he didn t start anything, he fighting an ongoing war.

[@Glolin]

@@shrektheswampless6102 uhm.... no

[@lizytsuki8242]

But he is right!

[@Neldot]

Marcello was really joking, we italians don't mind at all if someone breaks spaghetti. Also because there are several recipes that require to "broke" the spaghetti before cooking them.

[@Hoyeon02_]

Sbagliato, se qualcuno ci spezza gli spaghetti davanti ci prende un colpo, a meno che sappiamo gia che una ricetta include spaghetti spezzati allora okay, altrimenti no

[@_aiborie]

Marcello was driving the conversation which I can appreciate, our babies are shy so it helped to keep the conversation going. Enjoyed their back-and-forth ^ ^ Also don't forget to check out Rocket Punch latest comeback Boom 💥

[@b0BSh4nk3r]

homeboy was giving a whole ass interrogation

[@polliceverso2455]

Grande Marcello... Mancava un bel popòpopò per i cugini francesi 😂

[@Deliverant]

Ma quando mai sono stati cugini? 😂

[@mallattia9882]

Mio padre Marcello, un mostro

[@smallpapa]

Il più forte

[@wanderbedits]

"We don't eat people" was the best HAHAHAHAHAHAH

[@stefpil]

just to be clear, at 9:42 he said that SARDINIA has the sea like Maldives, and you did not translate

[@Yukii_2010]

For their next live I expect a conversation in italian from them 🤣

[@rania3104]

Quello che AMO dei coreani è che non pronunciano i nomi in inglese delle città, del cibo, etc.. ma direttamente nella forma italiana 🥹🥹🥹💗💗💗

[@houseofFunky]

beh perchè per loro l'inglese è anch'essa una lingua straniera quindi i nomi delle città non li imparano in inglese ma nella lingua di origine o in koreano

[@mirko3601]

Marcello did well in this video. We north Italian guys love talk about our Milan

[@Sonar_125]

It was so funny when sohee said delicious country and he reolied we dont eat people. 😂

[@albizabm]

Musica:Ti amo(suppongo di Umberto Tozzi)Grande Marcello👌👍😄!

[@camurrio8988]

Il bro, da milano parla bene l'inglese e ci ha fatto fare bella figura ma si è scaldato un po' col ketchup sulla pasta 😂😂😂 cmq sarebbe figo poter chiacchierare dal vivo con delle regazze asiatiche e discutere di geografia inseme tipo in questo video!! English translation for za worldo: the bro from Milan speak fluent english and he has done a good job for presenting Italy but he's also get a little bit pissed about the ketchup in the pasta thing (pls don't)😂😂 btw it would be cool to have a little chat with asian girl IRL and talk about geography and that stuff like in this vid!!!

[@Skydive20991]

Il bro con il suo rizz ha vinto facile con la timidezza coreana. Pure troppo impostato rispetto all'esuberanza media italiana hahaha

[@houseofFunky]

daje col gemellaggio korea italia alziamo il tasso di nascite

[@TheNickscarface]

@@houseofFunkysono d’accordo

[@matiascs1908]

Marcello is the best, I got a good laugh with his jokes! 😂

[@jacopofbargellini4005]

best italian ambassador

[@nahoseng]

Hit the world ! Roket Punch !

[@charliesargent6225]

Never fails..Italy... "Pizza, Pasta!!!" Not that Italy has the #1 history, made western civilization and even the world, made America, the many iconic brands in cars, motorcycles, fashions, greatest inventors, greatest, richest, most influential Empire, on and on. That's what he should have educated them on, not the usual food, food and nothing but food. P.S. And the Spanish, French, Portuguese languages and culture came from Italy.

[@Ricky911_]

For real, Italians like this who praise the food are just annoying af. Can't really say anything about fashion but we have Ferrari, Ducati, Pagani, Lamborghini and so many other motor brands. We're also the reason why English has so many non-Germanic words. Breaking the pasta really isn't that deep and I know many who do it. Even not knowing where Italy is really isn't that deep. Half of all Italians probably wouldn't even know where South Korea is. I literally had a classmate thinking Malta was an island in the middle of the Atlantic and another one thinking it was a Greek island when it's literally 100km from our shores. If Italians can't plot neighbouring countries, you can't expect them to know those in Asia. So, him getting offended by them not knowing a country that's virtually irrelevant to East Asians just makes him look a bit salty. My guy could have shared information about our history, our Geography, our industry and so forth and yet he decided to explain to them why breaking the pasta is bad. Could have had a much better representative tbh

[@spectator00700]

great roman empire again~! and korea also great goguryeo again... but...

[@spaniardsrmoors6817]

You seriously want to compare the Korean to the Roman Empire? The Roman, and Italy influenced both the internal and external faces of Western culture were born on the Italian peninsula, whether one looks at the history of the Christian faith, civil institutions (such as the Senate), philosophy, law, art, science, or social customs and culture. Korean? @@spectator00700

[@tzatzikiv812]

Wow, he is a cutie 🥰

[@igordoubek3513]

The best food is definitely Italian!😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@tothesilenceofficial]

Oh Yeah man

[@chuu7633]

8:54 dahyun's specialty is capital cities 😂

[@FF7ATgood]

yes... i knew she'll know the answer since the last episode lol

[@silviorunci5212]

Daje Marcello

[@peppebrescia.]

When someone is beautiful i say A FANTASTICA

[@m4rtiina]

grande marcello sponsorizza l'Italia

[@senna2783]

Grande Marcello 🎉

[@lvlyric]

le rocket punch con un italiano, ho bisogno di un tour con tappa in italia adesso però!

[@leonardopaolieri1150]

to tell the truth here in Italy we don't use at all a spoon to help ourselves while spinning a portion of spaghetti with a fork, that's what a foreigner usually does and, tbh, when we see that thing happening we consider it a bad eating behavior even if not an unforgivable one. I found quite weird that Marcello actually suggested we do it while close to none here in Italy uses a spoon, because we just spin the portion by helping ourselves with the plate surface directly, never with a spoon (that behavior is so out of ordinary that most of the times if you go to a restaurant here in Italy and you order a dish of any kind of pasta with the shape of strings like spaghetti, linguine or tagliatelle the waiter doesn't even put on the table at all a spoon unless you also order a dish that requires it, like a soup or a creamy dessert).

[@Ikeban441]

The fact that Marcello uses spoon for spaghetti evidence the origin of his family: they born in the south of Italy. A l'è un milanes del tac! 😂 I' m joking, I am joking! 😅

[@DesolateSpace594]

Very Nice!! They at least tried to learn about the culture!!

[@manifest3695]

Omg dahyun and sohee promotion go on girls

[@lizytsuki8242]

Okay, i lived Marcello i want to see more about this interactions.

[@pepitus91]

Grande Marcello 💪

[@immafox1496]

listen Marcello don't be a baby and learn to roll those spaghetti without the spoon please 😂

[@leandrocruz2744]

Nobody can say how an italian must eat spaghetti unless if you're italian too.

[@livinginamerica923]

just name a world famous french dish, frogs and snails

[@kpop_stan1150]

please come and have a concert in italyyyy!

[@paulosomebody]

Que belo homem esse Marcello 😍

[@nuungstorii]

Rocket Punch Hwaiting!💖🚀🥊

[@angelod.7339]

Can you made a video about some funny meme reaction about Italian culture? Is gonna be a lot fun with Marcello reaction 😂😂😂

[@Ricky911_]

As an Italian, I have to say that Italians are absolutely mental when it comes to food and it's really weird tbh. My guy didn't even know what kimchi was and compared breaking it to breaking pasta. One can barely fit in a pot to be cooked and the other is a slippery plate of vegetables that's supposed to be eaten with chopsticks. I don't break my pasta because I like it long but there's literally nothing wrong with breaking it. It's just that Italians like to be dramatic for no reason at all. Another thing is they go nuts when someone uses chopsticks for Italian food. Forks are a utensil that's used by dozens of countries and nothing more. Chopsticks are not suddenly gonna change the texture of the pasta. Also, tomatoes come from America and pizza is only about 150 years old. Traditional pizza is just a few random combinations some guys made until everyone decided to turn it into a religion. If cooks hadn't experimented with different flavours, we wouldn't have pizza in the first place. There's nothing wrong with pineapple pizza and I don't even like pineapple all that much lol. I love cooking and I make focaccia constantly so I know much more about cooking than the average Italian. Trust me, Italians are just dramatic when it comes to food and suffer from a severe superiority complex. Edit: another thing I should mention is spaghetti all'assassina is a typical dish from my home region of Apulia where the spaghetti are cooked directly in the tomato sauce instead of being boiled. If an American had invented that recipe, Italians would be mad af but because it's Apulian, it's "AuThEnTIc".

[@alessandromancuso7242]

"Are there other cities to visit in Italy? Ehm... Italy is the country in the world with more UNESCO sites (58) and 20 entire cities are completely UNESCO sites... Then there are Roma, Firenze, Napoli, Bologna, Genova, palermo, Torino, Milano, ecc. ecc..

[@NPSYCHEDELIC]

vai Marcè mi raccomando!

[@ReaperOfSouls83]

Infatti, quella a sinistra meritava un approfondimento

[@robilpettirosso5452]

VAI MARCELLO GRANDISSIMO BROOO

[@italianduded1161]

9:35 there are tho pasta dishes in Italy that require the pasta to be broken … it still hurts tho

[@iota-09]

The problem with the ketchup isn't the sugar, that's put in tomato sauce too to calibrate the flavor... it's the vinegar, only a madman would pit vinegar on pasta al sugo, and ketchup has vinegar(and other stuff) in it

[@justynazujko7892]

Ciao, Marcello! Io studio la tua lingua

[@kakkoishonen]

They invited the two prettiest members of Rocket Punch 😅

[@MinaCats35]

So cute

[@TheMatps]

Un po' di pubblicità al paese più bello del mondo!

[@aced.portgas5845]

Ahahahahah the guy uses sarcasm

[@prov_s195]

As italian, i find south corea language beatifull 🇰🇷

[@dona___]

Finalmente Corea /italia ❤❤❤❤❤

[@fabiocontrario]

BRAVO DIOBONO BRAVO!!!!

[@weifan9533]

0:32 that would be an interesting idea for a future video, I’m curious to know how Korean women perceive South Chinese and SE Asian men.

[@X.what.X]

As a italian i love sushi more pizza idk how and MAMMA MIA MARCELLO 🇮🇹🤌

[@orangerightgold7512]

Right..."Macho" LOL thats cute.

[@andreadox]

Marcello is just playing (or being) the quintessential Italian cliché. 🤦🏻

[@gabrieleguerrisi4335]

Lui nei primi quindici secondi: .... Io: dovevi fargli male, non distruggerli!!😂

[@NorthernThaiGardenGuy]

The "macho" guy was just a regular good guy. Get over yourselves. 😂

[@Charl_es19]

Next time invite someone from France too , like Alexander , he had been before and i think he is a fair opponent for Marcello 😊

[@okami1272]

They’ll probably evacuate the studio because of the cheesy smell.

[@toccandocreacanaleulterior176]

You can ask him to cook snails or something🗿

[@milena39]

Fun fuct: croissants are from Austria and macaroons are actually italians.

[@miaemblem8072]

Beh ti devo dire, ti devo dire che Marcello

[@NeygarzruinedAmerica]

They were soaked😂

[@mehdihouoiry7560]

Rocket punch slayyyy

[@tzatzikiv812]

My husband is Italian and we often eat spaghetti with chopsticks because we just enjoy doing so! Not all Italians get angry over this, hehe 😂

[@giangra92]

Well spaghetti is not so different from noodles so I don't see the problem with that, but I hate when americans cut in half spaghetti lol

[@tzatzikiv812]

@@giangra92 Very true 😆 Actually this reminds me of my Italian mother-in-law once; she was breaking up spaghetti to make a sort of "pastina" dish, and I asked her whether it was legal to do so 😂 she laughed so much at that comment, hehe.

[@nicolastamburini7065]

If you do that really, that's mean only 1 thing, your husband love you so so much. Trust me.

[@rapthor666]

Dahyun: body language MarceLLo: i was summoned? Unintentionally funny as Italians are known for hand gestures during conversation 😂

[@fuori.dallerighe]

Yes, we are very touchy 😅

[@angelotatummasetti]

Molte nazioni europee hanno una radice latina nei propri linguaggi proprio perché l'impero romano è arrivato ovunque in Europa, influenzandone il linguaggio e anche la cucina. Non solo: tanto per dire, i guerrieri Massi hanno un mantello rosso proprio in ricordo del mantello dei legionari romani. Per quanto riguarda la cucina abbiamo tantissime cose che vanno oltre la pizza e la pasta; solo dove vivo io ci sono tortellini e tagliatelle, passatelli e gnocchi ma anche tigelle, crescentine, borlenghi e una miriade di altre particolarità. Venite a visitare il nostro Paese e rimarrete ammaliati dalla sua cultura, dal calore e dalla varietà

[@adrianobanuta2588]

@angelotatummasetti E quel grande impero romano a cui ti riferisci è finito circa 2000 anni fa. Se fai una capatina a Roma ti accorgi subito del degrado che la circonda. Fatti un giretto pure alla stazione dei treni di Roma Termini, meglio ancora se di sera dopo le 20.

[@angelotatummasetti]

@@adrianobanuta2588 io parlo riferendomi all' influenza che l'impero romano ebbe nel mondo e non a quello che siamo ora; mi dispiace che non ci sia la memoria storica perché anche un trentenne fatica ad uscire dallo stereotipo pizza, mafia, spaghetti e mandolino. Quello che Roma, Milano, o qualsiasi altro luogo italiano mostra negativamente è causato anche dal non sapere chi siamo, quali tradizioni abbiamo, quanta cultura e arte ci circonda.

[@robertofolgarait4480]

@@angelotatummasetti certo, sono d'accordo, ma detto questo é ancora più grave. Peccato, siamo un popolo di maleducati.

[@angelotatummasetti]

@@robertofolgarait4480 bene....vero, ma non giustifica un nostro adeguamento individuale. Comunque bastava trovare qualcuno che raccontasse meglio il suo Paese anche se solo dal lato "leggero" come cibo, storia o cultura senza usarne uno troppo piacione e MC Donald oriented.....ma possibile che neanche la matriciana, le lasagne.....neanche un trasporto in modalità "amor cortese"......(dico tanto per ridere: sono rassegnato alla mediocrità che serpeggia tra le strade che portano alle nostre meraviglie.....una per tutte? La Venere influencer pacchiana simil anime del Botticelli)🤦🏻‍♂️

[@paulodacosta82]

​@@angelotatummasetti Salvini, Berlusconi e bossi 😂😂😂😂😂 Milano nel mondo

[@lucamarsiglia7284]

best country

[@Akitorbenov]

He's It-alien😂 bravo marcello, spiegagliela l'Italia, e mi raccomando, non,farci fare brutta figura

[@Sonar_125]

He is hot 🥵

[@poberejskii]

as italian I feel so imbaracced for him . . . palmface (

[@mole1596]

Marcello is literally what you'd get if an Italian guy was from the Balkans; I'm laughing my a$$ off

[@pipiesespipi]

please invite again rocket punch

[@nicolosabatino]

il bro ha distrutto i francesi

[@AntonGrey8]

Un bel ragazzo, un pò troppo spavaldo!😅

[@the_racoon89]

marcello mi padre

[@mikebertolini120]

The title though 😂

[@Nina-pr4sf]

Cioè, tra cucina italliana e cucina francese ci state pure a pensare? E non sapete che Roma è la capitale?? Che amarezza. Bravo Marcello.

[@rscaht]

Non possiamo pensare che tutti conoscano tutte le capitali a me ne sfuggono alcune ... a me sembrava che le ragazze conoscessero benissimo la risposta ma facessero le modeste .

[@michele_2754]

tu sai tutto sulla corea del sud?

[@ALPHATEAM86666]

Conosci tutte le capitali del sudest asiatico?

[@ugochanneltv5600]

@@ALPHATEAM86666 per caso il sudest asiatico ha una nazione con un influenza culturale e storica mondiale come l'italia? nemmeno in 1000 anni ci sarà

[@fra7530]

Marcello l'italica punta di diamante in Corea

[@pepi7826]

grande fra

[@robyrun6865]

The most surprising thing is that it seems that the habit of studying geography has been lost in modern schools...

[@Chansooby]

Im living in germany and im just 13, and im also Shocked all the time im seeing Older People than Me not knowing where Some countries Are located. If your German and dont Know at least full europe locations you will get called stupid

[@manuelmeneghin9304]

I mean, he's not wrong about the food. If you think of a national dish of every country, for Italy you think pizza, for france you think what? Baguette? It's just bread. Pretty good bread, but just bread, every country has it's own type of bread. Then there are obviously a lot of dish not very known abroad, but that's valid also for italy

[@Arenaliio]

Ratatouille ? Gratin dauphinois ? Beef bourguignon ? Coq au vin ? Cassoulet ? Tarte Tatin ? Like PLEASE.

[@manuelmeneghin9304]

@@Arenaliio I'm sorry but outside of France nobody knows these dishes (except for ratatouille but only for the film). I think you probably don't know pizzoccheri, casoncelli or torta paesana. They are famous in Italy but not outside. The same thing probably goes with the dishes you wrote. If I think of french food I think baguette, which is just bread, croissant, which is just a cornetto, macarons, that are italian, ratatouille and escargot. That's it

[@dovahkiin456]

@@manuelmeneghin9304 you don't, please don't try to put forward your personal experience as some sort of truth. Beef bourguignon, coq au vin, cassoulet, gratin dauphinois are world-class well known French dishes. I'm not going to use the two lovely ladies in this video who struggled to point out Italy on a map and didn't even know Roma was the capital as the standard world-wide of how well known french dishes are.

[@lasciemie6346]

France also has well know sweet recipes like crêpes (can be savory), croissant, éclairs, crème brûlée... and of course cheese like camembert and Brie, also charcuterie (jambon/ham, rillette and paté... ), Other dishes like quiche lorraine, french onion soup, bisque, croque-monsieur, steak frites... And sauces like mayonnaise, gravy or anything with roux in it like béchamel I'm hungry

[@gabrielket4673]

dude no one thinks of those foods and rataouille only because of the disney movie @@Arenaliio

[@ReaperOfSouls83]

I love they clapping every time haha 😂

[@edopana5672]

3:50 a spoon to eat spaghetti? Marcello pls that's blasphemy

[@alfredomirabelliful]

You can hear more “ooh” in this video than in a porn. 😂

[@diegogarbellini9836]

Marcello mio padre

[@깝치마니멀로]

도토리즈❤

[@enzogrella1]

Nice video....why "macho"? Just a polite italian man....

[@gentlemancroc3767]

bro went for bad words lmao that how you know he is italian our pride and joy is from swear words

[@Mjnggom]

Bravo Marcello sponsorizza l’Italia