British Highschoolers React To Bri’ish Memes | REACTION

[@nedrasellayah9314]

That lady murdered making tea. Must have been a joke.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

I certainly hope it was a joke! Yuck!

[@TheDivayenta]

These boys have more Southern English/London accents. Get yourself an electric kettle- hot beverage in seconds!!!

[@matthewoconnell4700]

Yeah maybe one accent might speak a little bit like this, but we have so many different accents, no one speaks like these memes anywhere near me.

[@Desmuria]

The lady who made the tea like that is a psychopath.

[@kristinemacdougall]

that was cute 😂. Nice to watch something fun and harmless for a change! Thanks awesome human 👍

[@Irene-lf4fr]

You should listen to us Scots🤣

[@rnw2739]

Americans speak English that's why they're listening to English people... when they learn Gaelic, I'm sure they will dig out you Jocks 😊

[@kayprice1028]

No, I do not make tea in the microwave. I usually use a kettle, or just a small pan on the stove, and no milk. If the day is very hot, I will make sun tea, with 3 tea bags in a jar of water, placed in a sunny spot for 3-4 hours, and drink it after it's had time to chill in the fridge.

[@jencrecelius3565]

That was the nastiest looking tea ever, js... Definitely agree with the student saying to never go to that person's house, yikes 😬

[@janethernandez724]

I remember that video. If you are one who enjoys tea like some of my coworkers do, you will have an electric kettle at your desk to make tea. I have just a standard kettle to warm up my water for tea. That lady in the video does not know how to make a proper cup of tea! We never seen anything like that elsewhere! Great reaction video Jamel! ☮️💕

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

I remember that video too I couldn't believe what she did! LOL

[@matthewoconnell4700]

Oh and the tea, literally no one in the UK has ever made tea like that, ever, I think you could probably be imprisoned for it

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

😂😂😂

[@Laura-bh1gl]

Actually I do have an electric kettle and make my tea the proper way, no microwave!!!

[@pollyduron674]

I bought an electric kettle and it's awesome. I use it for my tea, for making instant noodles, and single cups of coffee. ❤

[@XLightYearsAway]

Some of that is cockney. That lady making tea made me cringe though and Im from the US. Thanks for the laugh!

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Me too! Lol

[@SebDangerfield-yu7cm]

The language we share (sort of) is called ENGLISH for a reason. But Americans took it, fed it through a wood-chipper, then glued it back together (whilst leaving entire chunks out).

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

That's a great possibility! LOL

[@BayouMaccabee]

I always make tea using a steel tea kettle on our gas stove to boil the water first, then put the water in the cup with the teabags to steep until it's dark enough to where you can't see the bottom of the cup, then add a touch of cream and sugar.

[@nickimontie]

Innit:isn’t it. Like ya mean:you know what I mean

[@giljensen1132]

I love jolly loads of great content

[@sallyintucson]

I have NEVER made tea like that and my ex was a Brit. 😂

[@sammurray1627]

No one sane makes tea like that.

[@theusualjohnson]

I have an electric kettle. Got it at target

[@katzablot599]

Same. Love mine.

[@katzablot599]

Electric kettles are the best. I got one after my trip to Scotland. You can certainly get them here - they’re just not as ubiquitous here as they are in the UK. I love mine.

[@danityvanityinsanity]

That was cute! When the British lads did an American accent they sounded like the way the Kennedy men speak!IMO 😂

[@jeffflowers5489]

I started to drink some hot tea last winter but I usually don't drink hot beverages in warmer months.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

16 degrees Celsius is 60 degrees F here! Apparently they think 60°F is hot LOL

[@TiagoSantos_27]

16 degres even in C is not hot its normal hot would be from 25 c up

[@MelanieMaguire]

This is an East London accent - cockney. Different accents all over the country, and in London itself. I've noticed that whenever an American "does" a British accent, they always do East London. It's like a British actor always doing Bronx for Americans.

[@MariaSanchez-sf6oj]

I have an electric tea kettle. I boil the water, pour the water, add 2 tea bags, then let it steep for 5 minutes and add my sugar or sweetener and drink.

[@Trickey_]

The tea video was making fun of it. She dropped the whole tea package, not just the bag, in the cup. 😂

[@jeanstrickland2445]

This was fun 😂😂♥️

[@RodFerroIGB]

We say “Math” as one subject with a bunch of different types inside of it. Much like we say “Science” instead of “Sciences”.

[@Cassxowary]

It’s utterly accurate or not at all or anything in-between depending on where you are from… guttural stops are more of a northern thing and this is recorded in London

[@jeffflowers5489]

I saw a Brit pronounce "portable" as literally "POO'OO'BOO"

[@Dan-B]

It’s still wild to me that most Americans don’t have electric kettles. How do you heat up water? Wait for it to boil on the stove?…..

[@GUNNER67akaKelt]

Never made tea like that. Ever.

[@skipbreakfast]

People who make tea like that are the same people who think Starbucks is coffee and not "dessert".

[@user-dh8ve4ti2x]

No no tea pot, tea leaves, kettle boiling water …let,stand for a min, I,always pour hot water in my cup,first as I,love steaming hot tea. And coffee..Lola;ways when I order coffee I ask for,it extra hot..they look at me and I,say yep,hot as the sun..omg..lol

[@jeffflowers5489]

Just like in America, there are different accents throughout the UK.

[@leongiovanni9902]

Depends what class your from. also alot british ways of delivering speach, acsents asside, has changed since Rap first appeared in the mid to late 80s, knowbody spoke rap slang at all before its arrival. obviously. now it comes almost natural to a huge percentage of british youngish people. even Harry of the royal family had a period of the odd Rap street Phrasing creeping in. i suppose its origins could be said to be new york or any of the larger cities in the states black street talk.

[@brgilbert2]

What was said is 16 degrees which is 16 degrees centigrade = 68 degrees F.

[@6690698]

I thought "innit" was "isn't it"?

[@tatianasolano5386]

I love this videos 😂

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[@anotherrudeawkening2k610]

Ill warm the water in a microwave cause im lazy to boil it on the stove! Love the brits then again my surname is Welsh!

[@mgordon1100]

I think that aitch is supposed to sound like the long i. Ai together, eye. Eyetch. Otherwise, there's no difference. Tea. The only thing she did that most people don't do is milk in tea. Otherwise, hot water/teabag/sugar. Who cares how you get your water hot? Pouring the hot water over the tea bag might get you better results, but that's why I use a spoon to press the bag in the water.

[@kimberlygabaldon3260]

Thanks, Jamel. 😂

[@gotham61]

Jamel, you do your own version of @5.34 all the time. Like @ 3.05, "Yuh-meen" = Do You Know What I Mean?

[@jeffflowers5489]

16 degrees Celsius is 60.8 Fahrenheit

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

But the term 'soccer' actually originated in the UK...

[@janethernandez724]

That's what Laurence Brown said in his Lost in the Pond channel.

[@jodetroitbird2232]

These are middle class boys trying to speak street, lol

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

I don't know she's making but that's not tea! LOL. Not good tea..anyway...lol. I have a tea kettle but its used on my stovetop! Not an electric tea kettle though.

[@meredithciambrello2745]

That was fun. 😊 ✌️

[@leonshuttleworth2649]

Very ha ha this is funny 🇬🇧

[@sremmusnaes69]

isn't it not!?

[@jodetroitbird2232]

Innit=isn’t it

[@pamelaellis2291]

I think the American South drinks more tea than Britain and they make it by the gallon, not the cup. 😊