British Highschoolers React to British Memes | Reaction

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British Highschoolers React to British Memes | Reaction

[@nite6678]

how dee reacted to their american accents is how we see americana tryna do british accents 😭✋🏽

[@bluesneakers]

and both of us swear we have each others accents down pat too lmao

[@Goldenxbih]

@@bluesneakers righttt and it will be shit

[@EBG...]

@@bluesneakers idk man i think i got it😂😂

[@dariuswale7166]

The difference is most of us Brits can actually do good American accents

[@EBG...]

@@dariuswale7166 thats not true

[@lelethulukhozi9429]

As a South African, I still find it shocking that people in America don’t really make use of electronic kettles 😭😭😂

[@galaxylucia1898]

We do actually! Literally use mine everyday. Best investment since the pandemic!

[@jernzzz7510]

@@galaxylucia1898 yeah but many don’t see even u said best investment since pandemic lol we been using them since 70s 80s

[@starofdabloc]

Because a lot of people don’t drink tea enough to buy it. lts not that big of a deal honestly some people have it others don’t.

[@pinkversace187]

@@jernzzz7510 congrats for you 😂

[@SavageRi643]

Lmao it’s too hot down here in Texas to be drinking hot tea the hell😂🤣😭

[@maxerinjames]

American accents are so broad (our country is HUGE) depending on region, so it is easier for others to make an accent, but they do so well lol Tom Holland, Henry Cavill, both do very well. We don't seem to do well with the accents overall.

[@stryker9745]

Funnily enough Britain is the same even though it’s infinitely smaller. My best mate cant understand me half the time 😂

[@Brxwn9]

I agree. It‘s easier for them to make that fake midwestern accent than all the other ones we have 😂 ❗️

[@maxerinjames]

@@stryker9745 oh, really? I figured it would be easier for others to mimic us lol

[@mrk3815]

And actors are good example?

[@maxerinjames]

@@mrk3815 Did you want me to name a random person neither of us know? There are videos of random people imitating different American accents. I could just remove the examples, doesn't change my thoughts on it. 💁🏾‍♂️🤨 However, someone did respond, saying it is the same over there (a lot not being very good at it)🤔

[@tristanfeinauer]

Thank you bro, its football not "succer"

[@magnadelusor4249]

I know your teeth must be something vicious

[@NarrowPath_7]

Our foot ball makes sense cause you use your foot to kick the ball . Americna football should be called soccer, cause all u ppl do are running catching the ball and socking each other out

[@donathan2933]

@@NarrowPath_7 😂

[@NarrowPath_7]

@@donathan2933 lol its ironic 😂

[@sagittarius420cheefie]

@@NarrowPath_7 Right, some Greenland/Iceland stuff.

[@Burto11]

I loved this video, I'm from Northern England and even I have these weird pronunciations for simple words🤣I really enjoy the British and American memes. It's funny to me how both British and Americans will look at the same word and say it and it sounds VERY different. It's cool how accents and languages evolve. Much love from across the pond.

[@thatsthat2612]

we leave entire words out of sentences then look in disgust when someone says "what did you say?" 😂😂😂

[@vibez.no.cartel]

From across the pond💀🤣🤣

[@kevar4325]

we need a american highschoolers react to American memes

[@theescorpio565]

Nah, ours always end up being about guns.

[@emilyash2584]

@@theescorpio565 yea and it’s just not funny

[@MrSub132]

@@emilyash2584 maybe try to reduce gun violence then instead of complain about jokes

[@kevinwho.]

@@emilyash2584 They actually are lol. Can dish it but can’t take it.

[@kaivonnix1100]

@@kevinwho. bruh our jokes aren’t even like that. people actually die in school shootings. we’re not making fun of dangerous situations happening in the uk. we literally joke about tea and shit

[@gigga143]

yeah, that;s so true. Americans crack jokes usually just in fun, but yeah other countries try to come for our jugulars for just teasing about tea or beans lol

[@DegraTrip]

Let's not act like when Americans make jokes or criticisms about America a certain group of people isn't ready to bring out the guns

[@makaylarhodes7442]

We do have electric kettles it's just not commonly used in every US house hold like the British people.

[@paulbromley6687]

How do you make coffee at home without a kettle. Run a hot tap ?

[@makaylarhodes7442]

@@paulbromley6687 well most Americans use coffee makers. It's technically an electric kettle but strictly for coffee. It has a thing at the top you put the coffee grounds in and it pours the coffee into the coffee pot automatically.

[@camryn_deja8968]

@@gl1ding most Americans have a keurig or coffee maker

[@Msboochie2]

@@paulbromley6687 No need. We don’t drink coffee in my household, just tea or hot chocolate. Growing up we never drank coffee there either. We drank lots of tea, and my mother made sure to pack the electric kettle when we traveled. I was born and raised in NYC. I make tea with my Keurig. I prefer Teavana over Starbucks.

[@gorzys3417]

no one gonna talk about how Dee looks fine everyday ?

[@elvin2514]

simp shut up

[@elvin2514]

@@MikeyJae777 right, cuz y'all are

[@JUS2324]

@@elvin2514 if you say complimenting someone is simping, i’m assuming you get no bitches

[@ArcaneCris]

@@MikeyJae777 people are still using that word in 2022? Nothing against you when I ask because im genuinely curious, it's just surprising that people are still getting offended when another person gives someone a compliment

[@EBG...]

@@ArcaneCris its more prevalent now than it ever was. We got dudes out here giving hundreds of thousands of dollars to women who don't even know they exist. A better term might be parasocials but simp is way easier to say. A complement doesn't make you a simp unless its extremely weird and out of pocket but its a lot of that shit going on too.

[@caribbeanman3379]

Dee, Britain is notorious - infamous - for it's cloudy, rainy weather. They're also famous tea drinkers. The game of Cricket which is played there even has a special break period for tea called ... tea. So the joke is exaggerating these two facts about British culture as in they're so into tea and there's so much rain that tea bags per rain cloud is a British unit of measure. The joke also works because it initially pretends to be about British people being upset with Americans for not using the metric system but you then get the unexpected humourous bit making fun of British weather and their insatiable appetite for tea.

[@saraelisabeth9038]

They takin the mick out of us The what? 😭😂

[@spring4052]

Ayeee i love those boys they are really fun to watch and Josh and olly are great 😭

[@da90sReAlvloc]

yeah let's make fun of British people cause America's great , with its tornadoes, hurracainns , typhoons,. also it's skhool sh00t!NGS enjoy paying for your healthcare ours is free, America the great

[@da90sReAlvloc]

A American shouldn't tell us Brits how to speak out language , as we invented it. And USA say it all wrong ,

[@shanzoni1200]

Wait do a lot of Americansnot have electric kettles? I mean I'm sure a good bit do but just wondering. As Caribbean person coloured by British Colonialism I'm asking sincerely.

[@Mald0va3]

My mom owns one. I use it to cook cup ramen

[@ang1480]

i have one. cause of cup ramen, tea, and instant miso soup.

[@011mph]

people in America have them but it's not really that common. We don't typically drink that much tea and when we do drink tea, we usually drink iced tea. Most Americans drink coffee so it's way more common for people to have their own coffee makers in their homes instead of kettles.

[@kaivonnix1100]

it’s not that common. personally i don’t use it bc microwaves are faster. u can easily reheat to a good temperature in a short amount of time

[@itzAurora_Xoxo]

@@011mph I found tht really surprising.. but makes sense u wudnt have them that much considering u prefer iced tea..but don't u use them teapots on the hob if your making a hot drink..looks so old fashioned to me.

[@thealmightypancakeface9585]

Born in the UK, in high school I was told I sounded American, I've come to realise I pronounce and call certain things like most Americans would, a hybrid accent or way of speaking I guess, mostly British though. Edit: Romell from TGF is a good example, he grew up not far from my area.

[@itzAurora_Xoxo]

It's also speaking more clearly..I'm the same but I'm Irish.

[@thealmightypancakeface9585]

@@itzAurora_Xoxo I like Irish accents, similar to Jamaican accents so it sounds very familiar to me

[@lemonade_011]

I’m a Geordie and I use the dialect a lot, well I am working class but It always bugs me, when I hear my voice on recording because I sometimes can’t understand what I’m saying or I think that I sound like the queen 💀

[@thealmightypancakeface9585]

@@lemonade_011 Nice, I have yet to meet a Geordie in person, guess I should go out more. I don't really like the way I sound in recordings either, I sound odd.

[@Joker-fz5bt]

People from Dudley don't sound American tho. I'm a Birmingham resident aswell

[@08emily89]

Brits just love making fun of themselves and self-deprecating humour 🇬🇧

[@dariuswale7166]

Yup. We have a dry sense of humor 😂

[@vocalsbycyrus]

As a brit I agree with this message

[@antgal9467]

Real talk, a bacon sandwich is a night snack in the UK and it's on hella point. Lol, I still make them. 😂

[@Bottom_1999]

A bacon sandwich Is proper Peng.

[@kait7404]

More morning sandwich

[@antgal9467]

@@kait7404 try it as a night snack.... It changes. Lol

[@kait7404]

@@antgal9467 it’s the effort of making bacon at night lmao when I’m tired

[@vibez.no.cartel]

@@kait7404 literally qnd who eats bacon before bed. That's sounds soo grim🤢

[@jailyn5085]

Lol I hate when British people try to explain biscuits to other British people…as if they know what a US biscuit is😂😂 IT IS NOT A SCONE😤😤 they act like we don’t have those here too haha

[@bluebear9228]

lol idk about that guy in the video but im british and know what us biscuits are. but i guess it bc im jamaican descent and the kfc over there sells them lol

[@o.m9514]

Savoury scone

[@AXL664]

same with electric kettles

[@ArcaneCris]

It'd feel so wrong saying zed at the end of the alphabet, just ruining the rhyme scheme lol

[@itzAurora_Xoxo]

I say zee but my family says zed..Irish so we tend to say stuff similar to the brits..personally I tink it sounds ridiculous..I feel zed is more the actual letter and zee is telling u the sound but zee sounds better

[@zakariahassan7291]

That tik tok on the tea was foul. I don't know if I'm traumatised by the microwaving water or adding the milk before the tea bag. I'm confused why US doesn't have electric kettles.

[@jd3thegreat]

Its a waste of money. 90% of Americans don't have tea everyday or probably even once a week. The majority of us probably only drink hot tea when we are sick.

[@zakariahassan7291]

@@jd3thegreat I got that from the video, I use the kettle for other things other than tea, like hot water bottle or some food (pasta/noodles).

[@jfarmerswatermelon6061]

@@jd3thegreat Ok but everyone needs to boil water at some point it's not only for tea like what about instant coffee, hot chocolate/cacao baby milk?

[@jd3thegreat]

@@jfarmerswatermelon6061 if you don't use milk for hot chocolate you're sick to me. But we use a pot to boil water or we microwave to water.

[@Mutatedcorpse]

9:38 but tbf americans come for british ppl more than british ppl come for americans so... but also who says tews-day and not chewsday lol

[@fairshareofdrownedsouls]

We get more than a few days of sunshine here in England. In fact June, July and August are usually completely sunny. Some years we get very warm late springs (Late April and May) 🕵🏾‍♂️

[@ReinbowUnicorn420]

8:24 JOHNNY DEPPM😁🥰

[@DeniseF]

16 degrees is about 60 F..anything abovr 20 degrees and I melt lol

[@jailyn5085]

That’s so funny because 60F is kinda on the cooler side here (southern US). 68F is like a perfect temperature, maybe even a little chilly for some people.

[@_hannahthekidd_]

I’m from the tip of Florida and anything less then 75° F (~23°c) is so cold to me. 75 (23) is a nice cool temperature.

[@DeniseF]

@@_hannahthekidd_ we are used to cold weather in Ireland so when we do get anything above 20 degrees, we are boiling 🤣🤣 I can't even breath if it's above 25

[@LunchboxLex]

Us: Y'all say Chewsday Them: Well at least we don't have school sh00+ers! 😩

[@starofdabloc]

😂😂 they favorite go to

[@LunchboxLex]

@@starofdabloc right

[@britneyspears648]

We only get annoyed at Americans making fun of us, anyone else we don’t care lol

[@LunchboxLex]

@@britneyspears648 yikes

[@NickJurai]

And everyone in Britain laughs at the entire American education system lolol

[@starofdabloc]

It’s technically the United States educational system, if you want a dig at it at least say it properly 😂

[@cheezarose]

The rest of Western Europe doesn't make as much tea either but we still have Electric Kettles everywhere.

[@fueledbyrhythm]

She made that tea wrong period.. nobody does that lmbo

[@michaelprobert4014]

It's " full stop ". Period.

[@TyRex93]

Korean Englishman is such a good channel to binge! i love the series where they take friends and family to S.Korea... amazing TV and great to see the culture (be careful it will make you really hungry xD)

[@ihateintroductions5808]

Cameraman: “Everything you see on the internet is true” /s Proceeds to say America don’t have electric kettles. 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@masteroctagon6888]

I think me being in the Carolinas is different bc everyone I know has an electric kettle so maybe it might be a regional thing but the Americans not having electric kettles is so funny to me lol

[@theescorpio565]

From NC and can confirm we got electric kettles lol. Def a southern thing I think.

[@camryn_deja8968]

Yeah I agree.

[@Dogedadogo]

I just know they stank bc EATING BEANS FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCH, AND DINNER???? i just KNOW their farts go crazy

[@maaaggs]

Lmao cmon now, they don’t actually eat three meals of beans everyday. It’s just that you can have it for breakfast lunch or dinner. Plus people build a tolerance for it the more you eat so they wouldn’t be as gassy as you think 💀

[@rgonzalo511]

If you eat beans every blue moon then yeah. But if you eat them like every other day your intestines will be used to eating them. This actually applies to any food you randomly add into your diet. It will usually upset your stomach.

[@whoasked6696]

u wanna sniff?

[@alexanderranderson]

this is an english accent, as a scottish person this is NOT how we sound lmfao

[@casluvs]

same as welsh LMAO

[@theb-show2702]

I'm not even British but the tea thing bro come on. It is Football

[@dwayne5110]

In my country biscuits is cookies

[@asvpxtati]

I think the sun one was a jab at the fact it's always cloudy there lmfao. (could be a more generalized statement towards something else, though lol.)

[@cramax4871]

Some europeans turn red when exposed to the sun. And some tan. And british people fall under the ones that turn red.

[@bryancarson5908]

Nah they had me laughing when they would read it and then say it the exact same way 😂

[@livewithayana6975]

I went to Paris and somebody said we don’t have scooters in America. It was a group of French men talking about how America doesn’t have scooters😭

[@starofdabloc]

😂😂

[@TangoWhsky_]

These lads should look up the origin of the word “soccer”… It started in England :)

[@a.r.5100]

4:40 they were spitting facts. She just don't understand

[@karatecandy1211]

Never been this early but anyway their reactions were funny as hell😂

[@sweetwater156]

I’m an American who had an electric kettle, but I didn’t use it enough so I got rid of it years ago. I do wish we had black currant… it’s so yummy.

[@agirlhasnoname567]

“Is it just British people or uhm” Dee pls 💀😂

[@user-mm6gj1yz2q]

british accents are so cute pls

[@vibez.no.cartel]

No there not stop lying🤣🤣

[@jamesdawson2393]

Honestly the other day was 19 celsius in Yorkshire and I was panting 😮‍💨

[@SzoSzn]

I’m sorry, but as someone from outside of America, idk 🤣🤣 we love y’all but we also really don’t 💀 y’all truly from the ghetto w all the nonsense that happens over there 😭😭😭 I SAID WHAT I SAID

[@DeeShanell10]

And you’re using all our slang down to the T lmaooo

[@bluesneakers]

So...jealousy?

[@qxzv]

5:28 as a British person I don’t remember the last time I had food like that🤢 I always say why do other places get rly nice foods w actual flavour and we have that💀💀

[@kc7159]

These auto subtitles are crazy “How’s it going I was popping his d bus right to this vid” 💀

[@daniellahoughton5445]

I don't understand how Americans don't have kettles, forget tea HOW DO YOU MAKE YOUR POT NOODLES??? Do you microwave them too??

[@dgchvz]

WOHL AT LEEST AOUWR SKEWLS ARNT CAWL AH DEUTEE LEVUHLS

[@xxarianahiltonxx5116]

I've never made my tea that way. Maybe, it's because I'm from the East Coast. Idk. Lol I put my tea bag in my cup first, boil water using either my electric kettle or my cold/hot water filter, and then pour my hot water over the tea bag. I let it steep until its ready to drink. I think its similar to British people.

[@tens4916]

yea we don’t make tea like that either. That woman was def on crack

[@AC-ir2mz]

That lady was on something else

[@Goldenxbih]

I do same thing lol, but do a lot of Americans drink tea? Curious

[@AC-ir2mz]

@@Goldenxbih we drink tea but not everyone does

[@leiajones852]

@@Goldenxbih I drink tea but not hot tea the only hot drink I can think of that I would drink is hot cocoa/hot chocolate and when I do drink hot tea it’s when I’m sick.

[@byrdbox]

The lady making tea in the microwave was all bad I don't think it has anything to do with being American. She did so many things wrong.

[@noonecallsmeaj]

“It’s feutbowl, not sokkah” You know ya’ll were the ones to call it soccer first, right?

[@Teawithladii]

Why does the guy with the beard reallllly resemble Justin Timberlake. Like it’s his little brother or something

[@da90sReAlvloc]

their taking the Mick out of us (making fun of us) and not all of us talk like that

[@khalisahealey537]

i love jolly/korean englishmen

[@brgilbert2]

Sixteen degrees centigrade which translate to 68.2 degrees F.

[@dc.KIYAL-H]

Who told them we didn’t have electric kettles…

[@BillieB.]

I'm pretty sure many Americans have electric kennels... And we've been using them forever because my grandma's looks ancient 😭 I was actually so shocked, I didn't know it wasn't as common as I thought 😆

[@Cai_24]

I’m our defence we speak the English language in England 😂

[@tlnkj1910]

Uk has about 28 accents the most accents in the world are in the uk we all don’t talk the same we don’t drink tea or watch Harry Potter 🤣🤣

[@mathewbsaenz]

I love Josh and Ollie. I hope you watch more of their videos. The cultural relations they have with Korean people is wonderful. Their channel makes me so happy.

[@KidPoe]

Innit is a combo of isn’t it lol

[@NasXShady]

Bro I lost it at the toast sandwich 💀

[@YungT2003]

Tf y’all eating beans with breakfast for. What y’all doing Britain 😂

[@owenhopkins9192]

a lot of countries have beans for breakfast lol

[@Lola.185]

You Americans dont get that you are the odd ones out. Everyone eats beans for breakfast except you weirdos. You don't even have electric kettles.

[@starofdabloc]

@@owenhopkins9192 not baked beans 😂

[@britneyspears648]

Why do yall constantly eat grease ew

[@starofdabloc]

@@gl1ding 10x better than baked beans 😂 acting like you ain’t got donuts over there too mr. Krispy Kreme’s

[@JaedynDLux]

more content from Jolly pls 😭😭

[@Seb4041]

I say “stupid eh” 🇨🇦

[@iceemperoronline2544]

Microwaved tea Is disgusting 😃 I only get good to tea when I go back to visit my family and come back home with the good tea or order it online 😮‍💨

[@iceemperoronline2544]

Being Kenyan and drinking 4o clock tea after school with biscuits 👀...

[@tristanthomas66]

The only reason this vid worked is because Al the people they asked are from or around London. Go to the north of England, the west, Scotland, Ireland and Wales and it would not have worked lol

[@vashtinayagar1325]

As a South African hearing him say 16 degrees is hot is sad. 33 degrees is hot for me lol

[@ChrissaTodd]

oh no 16 degrees celcius is warm lol very warm lol i am from canada so idk what 16 is in ferinheit

[@sevenMOons666]

My cheeks hurt from this video on my god and ESPECIALLY AT THE SHADE AT THE END

[@laurawikman1607]

We do have electric kettles tho

[@giggles2k14]

I live in Charleston, SC and we use the phrase "init' the same way.. that's crazy lol

[@harveyXharvey]

Anytime Americans refer to the UK, Britain or England they literally mean London.

[@aliyah_sxm]

I live in the Netherlands and let me find 16 degree weather ohh am outside 😭😭😭because it’s always cold and the weather is very bipolar

[@brockhall6144]

That one guy with the curly black hair is FIONEEEE

[@DylanMush]

Is this a joke

[@casluvs]

HELP the sunburn one😭 yeah dee it does kinda apply to all white people but it's not really to do with race, but more so nationality.. in hot countries most of us tan really well but it's the side of europe that makes our skin not used to sun at all.

[@freddyspizzaboy6754]

Would have been different if it was working class kids.

[@baguitannatahaniel8509]

Bruhhh 16 digress here in Phillipines is a winter..! Tfk hahaha

[@Nayankaa]

10:19 damn ! It’s me talking about Amerikkka right there 😫😂

[@Mnds-b4f]

This was fun!

[@videomaster5437]

I'm triggered and I'm from the UK because most of it is true innit

[@confusedgirl6434]

never this early, I know the vid bout to be fire

[@blckreign]

I agree as a Jamaican it’s football bout soccer 🤦🏾‍♂️it’s very backwards in America it should be Handball or Rugby and Football instead of soccer that just make sense

[@riannameddar]

Actually soccer came from England. Because soccer is short version of association football.

[@jjwsvtk9987]

AHH never expected you to react to jolly/Korean Englishman

[@millymae9907]

Wait who tf in America uses milk to make tea

[@millymae9907]

@@gl1ding no wtf😭

[@millymae9907]

@@gl1ding that’s why i add sugar like i thought normal people did….

[@VampTwinkie]

like anywhere with accents it all comes down to the region x)

[@alissacathy8860]

Did he say an Essex accent isn’t proper British? 🥴

[@LegitGamer21]

I have been watching Jolly for a few years.. they are really funny and entertaining! You should check out more of their videos like their reactions and whatnot to food and such lol

[@emanymton713]

I’m American. not only do I have an electric kettle, I use it daily.

[@mikehunt4991]

americans call a liquid "gas" bonnet "hood" boot "trunk" and so on... every other country in the world has signs for a lot of stuff so that everybody can understand it but no in america everything is written in english...for example in europe we have a human figure thats standing straight as a red light on a crosswalk and a walking human figure thats green and in america they have "WALK" and "DONT WALK"🤣there are many other examples but i cant be bothered with it....

[@mikehunt4991]

@kayla dione i saw it in new york literally

[@leiajones852]

@@mikehunt4991 are you talking about the signs at the crosswalk that flash from a hand for stop and then I person walking for go??

[@mikehunt4991]

@@leiajones852 maybe they changed them a few years ago but i remember there were lights that literally said WALK and DONT WALK

[@leiajones852]

@@mikehunt4991 yeah maybe that’s just in New York ain’t never seen that but it could be in other states too but idk well I learned something new about one of the 50 states lol.

[@starofdabloc]

Gas…is short for Gasoline? 🤦🏾 the rest of this wtf are you talking about?😂😂

[@timkruse9912]

cmon dee americans eat biscuits with there gravy lol look at popeyes

[@starofdabloc]

Its a breakfast biscuit not a scone and It’s not regular gravy made out of Turkey or chicken gravy it’s a breakfast gravy with breakfast sausage in it

[@olivernicholds]

Innit is sort the the same as how us Canadians use eh.

[@LIFEWITHTAYSHIA]

Omg Dee pls react to these high schoolers trying Korean food on that channel it’s so funny !

[@jasonlang9074]

They have some other funny videos too