Can Americans make friends around the world?

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[@henryqu19]

I think that US 🇺🇸 is fashionable , but all these other 7 countries in that video are more fashinable , especially Italy 🇮🇹 and France 🇨🇵

[@eliotsalgado9908]

US fashionable? Hahahahahab i don’t think you’ve ever been to USA. Go to Sweden, in Sweden are really fashionable

[@Noah_ol11]

@@eliotsalgado9908 He said that US is fashionable , but all the others are more fashionable than US , he isn't wrong at all , and Italy , France , Germany and Korea are more fashionable than Sweden

[@AltaiAustro-Hungarian]

Italians and French people are so up themselves

[@Fatherland927]

@@AltaiAustro-Hungarian Italian women know how to dress. I can confirm this mate

[@eliotsalgado9908]

@@Noah_ol11 i didn’t mean it like that. What I meant was the in USA people ain’t fashionable at all

[@viktor821]

I respect her for saying she is from the US and not America.

[@hashfaltet9777]

i dont

[@ExOfficeZombie]

aww...the Swedish girl is the sweetest thing ever 😍

[@Elliestromgren12345]

Are you swedish?

[@kellymcbright5456]

@@Elliestromgren12345 nej, jag är inte. Hur kommer du att tänka?

[@Elliestromgren12345]

@@kellymcbright5456 idk tbh

[@--julian_]

dang I am not American but felt low key offended with the fashion part

[@Lavoura]

Lolz

[@Lavoura]

Same even tho I’m swedish

[@emilyinnetherlands5295]

This elimination is quite harsh 😅

[@christianchauhan23]

💛 all your video's mam👍

[@dasmaurerle4347]

Nele nailed it!😂👍

[@jacksons8446]

We are all the same, despites we are all different

[@alejandrodanielmoreno6247]

Nobody is perfect!,it's SIMPLE.

[@izzydaizzy3745]

The stereotypes of another country are always related to your own country. For me (Spain) the States are pretty formal and sober, but for some Asian countries they are friendly and outgoing. It's just looking at them, then looking at yourself and compare

[@julianasilva6946]

Good point. I didn't understand why some people think Americans are friendly

[@izzydaizzy3745]

@@julianasilva6946 where are you from?

[@julianasilva6946]

@@izzydaizzy3745 Brazil

[@TS-pi5nu]

agree, like in argentina, i dont think we see them as optimistic and outgoing, also think they are formal and sober when we compare them with our own country

[@KrisFlicks]

@@julianasilva6946 because they are

[@KrisFlicks]

idk the way she described americans is not all of them and you can find those kinds of people anywhere

[@gamenmetbritt3491]

I wish for korean friends 😊🇳🇱❤🇰🇷

[@Noah_ol11]

US education is focused in US more than anything , especially the States , that's why the stereotype about them being bad in geography , so when you ask "What countries does the US border?" don't be surprised if they don't know

[@AltaiAustro-Hungarian]

Bismark "US is a truly lucky nation. Bordered by weak states North and South. But fish to the East and West

[@jlpack62]

A lot of us Americans can't fill out a blank map of the 50 states either.

[@Noah_ol11]

@@jlpack62 I can identify at least 15 states and I'm not even from the US

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

We Europeans 🇪🇺🇨🇵🇩🇪🇮🇹🇪🇦don't know anything about USA. And they don't anything about us as well We're even

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

@@jlpack62 It's okay. I don't know eitheir my Regions/States 🇪🇺🇨🇵

[@Joey-ct8bm]

It's not the dads. It's the wide long shorts and the hoodies with names of the college on them. A European would never!!

[@Carlos-wv3yj]

France and Italy are more fashionable than Americans. everybody know that.

[@starsforskz2888]

True💯🤍

[@axwleurope9519]

Spain as well. Zara, Mango, Desigual, Berska, Massimo Dutti... to name some brands everyone uses in every Day life ...

[@Carlos-wv3yj]

@@axwleurope9519 don't forget Balenciaga, Tous, Loewe and Bimba y Lola

[@snowleopard185]

@@axwleurope9519 I agree Italy, France, Spain are the most fashionable even parfumes from these countries

[@kellymcbright5456]

Caisa, var bor du? ^^

[@asyrofzidane5522]

4:09 wkwkwkwk i know that country

[@sss1969]

which one?

[@user-pb6zj9iy3t]

Hi guys I m from Kazakhstan, I want to find friends around the world 🎉

[@mydifferentworld8349]

Hi

[@anonnym123]

french guy looks like he's from grand est

[@GerMFnU1848Sax]

I'm American and gonna marry a Serbian woman. Hell yeah we can

[@ynchanel2375]

Indonesian like

[@IMKAPPAA]

Italy the best 🇮🇹

[@patrickhue3746]

Americans really looked down upon Prob our fault

[@KrisFlicks]

there’s so many generalizations in these comments about a country full of 385 million people, absolutely hilarious

[@ashkenaze]

the questions are not carefully thought, ambiguous, and even negative questions, really?

[@KhulanAltantulga]

Thats was offensive some of them lol😢

[@anndeecosita3586]

I think what’s fashionable is subjective. When I went to Europe I saw people who I thought were dressed fashionably but not necessarily to my taste for myself. Lots of dark colors whereas people where I’m from are more into pastels and brights. Lot more pattern fabrics. I’m what’s called a girly girl so my style is more dainty than what I mostly saw in Europe. To give an example in high school my style was similar to like the girls in Clueless and Mean Girls. Now I’m older I’m a more mature version of it. I’m more heeled sandals and boots. Sun dresses and sweater dresses. A long flowy skirt. Different people are different but I think a lot European women are more plain in their fashion look.

[@kerstinjernberg5505]

I think alot of europeans have strickter ideas about what is okay to wear to diffrent places. Pyama pants are not ok to wear to ypur local store in sweden, it seems to be more ok in the us.

[@kalebwieland4938]

I've been asking that question since I moved: Will I ever make friends?

[@oktaviandr]

Alexander is so cute

[@migukin7492]

The Korean guy looks better.

[@lordrangga6186]

Sus

[@laurapalcas]

Argentina is a country of America!!!! Is USA

[@johnbattle7518]

No such continent called America

[@lukecole5056]

@@johnbattle7518 Yes there is, there are different continental models. Some has 5 continents, some 6, some 4, some 7. Why do you think the olympics logo has 5 rings? America, Asia, Europe, Africa, Oceania = 5 continents. In some countries they don't consider Europe and Asia to be two continents but just one called "Eurasia".

[@johnbattle7518]

@@lukecole5056 I know all this but if she can not acknowledge the fact that most of the world does not accept her continental model than I won't acknowledge hers even exists. There are actually two different models that have North and South America as two continents. The 7 continent model which has North America starting at Panama to Canada. Then the alt 6 which has Eurasia as one and North and South America as two difference being North America only consists of USA and Canada. Which is mostly Russia Eastern Europe and I believe Japan. Then you have the 7 which is ThecUaSA, Canada, UK, Australia, New Zealand, China, Pakistan, India, the Philippines and more. Making North and South America as two continents believed by far more people than America as one. But arrogance among Latin America's dictates to them there's only one America which geography and history also disagree!!!!!!

[@lukecole5056]

@@johnbattle7518 Well.... arrogance.... Latinamericans are not the ones calling themselves "americans". That's quite arrogant. What do you mean about geography and history disagrees? There's history supporting every single continental model, even the 8 continent model which is the most accurate geologically...

[@johnbattle7518]

@@lukecole5056 We call ourselves Americans for a reason and it has nothing to do with arrogance. I can see your Z gen by your utter hatred for American views. But okay I'll explain. North America or Laurasia was once part of Pangaea. was once connected to Europe. South America or Gondwana was once connected to Africa. Those is evident by fossils found on both European and North American continents as well as Africa and Skuth American continents. Eventually Laurasia and Gondwana connected at the isthmus of Panama making them two separate bodies of land that someday will disconnect and again be separated. As for calling ourselves Americans, that's more of a late 19th century practice based on the words used to describe the country. When the colonists first gained their indpendance from Great Britian the intention wasn't to have a singular country like let's say Brazil, Japan or France. Instead it was 13 distinct countries loosely connected by a weak central government meant to hold a loose union together in case war ever took place and the weak infant nation needed to rally together in order to protect it. So the articles of confederation was created which failed horribly. States fought over everything from taxes to training routes borders and laws. So the founding fathers created a stronger federal government or union that had broader powers than the articles of confederation. Still the government was limited and states rights were pretty much the power of each state until the Civil War. Early Americans had state loyalty first and foremost over national loyalty. For example Confederate general Robert E. Lee didn't resign his commission from the United States army until Virginia seceded from the Union on April 17 1861. Other officers and former West Point graduates likewise didn't resign until their stats left the Union. So basically loyalty was state region country. For example, if you took three men one from japan another from France and another from America and asked each one where they were from the Frenchman would tell you I am from France. Likewise the Japanese man would tell you he was Japanese whereas the American would tell you I'm from the great state of Virginia. It wasn't until the Spanish American War when the USA became a world power that a sense of national loyalty became the norm followed by WWI some 18 years later which was the first overseas war we fought. So basically we didn't call ourselves Americans until late 19th century and arrogance had nothing to do with it. It was the only name left after the evolution of the countries make up. Think of early America not as the United States of America but states United under a small federal government. The Civil War decided wich was more powerful, the federal government or the individual state. Since the federal government won the war to the victor goes the spoils.

[@jlpack62]

The USA has some pretty big global fashion brands: Levi, Nike, Coach, Tommy Hilfiger, and Ralph Lauren. What runs common to most famous American brands is that they are largely reflective of American casualness, sports, and leisure.

[@kidswennberg7187]

I only know Nike nothing more

[@jlpack62]

@@kidswennberg7187 you don't know Levi's blue jeans?

[@senorita9107]

They are talking not about brands that countries create. American people just don't care what other people think and can wear whatever they want. For example in Eastern Europe girls do much make up and wear dresses high heel shoes

[@deutschmitpurple2918]

❤❤🥰🥰

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

US fashion is generally about comfort and practicality. It isn't avant garde or chic like French haute couture, or luxurious like Italian leather craftsmanship. There are so many diverse brands in American fashion. For sportswear you got Nike, Under Armour, New Balance, Champion, Columbia, Brooks. For outdoor wear brands you got Patagonia, North Face, Timberlands. For fast fashion you got Forever21, Gap, Old Navy, Hollister, Abercrombie & Fitch, American Eagle, Aeropostale, Aerie. For lingerie you got Victoria's Secret and Pink. For denim you got Levi's. For skateboard fashion you got Vans. For a little more entry upscale fashion you got Banana Republic, J Crew, Coach. For New York based fashion houses you got Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Michael Kors, Marc Jacobs, Tom Ford, Alexander Wang, Christian Siriano, Perry Ellis, Kenneth Cole, Donna Karan, Vera Wang, Anna Sui, Tory Burch, Anne Klein, Kate Spade, Ann Taylor. For jewelry we have Tiffany & Co., Harry Winston, David Yurman. Too many brands to name.

[@julianasilva6946]

As a Brazilian, I loved the Argentina girl saying Brazilians are loud for no reason. 😒 The video is about Americans, chica 😊

[@Chrysobubulle]

Kkkkkkkkkkk mas e vdd 🤣

[@andyx6827]

Lmao, she didn't say it "for no reason". She said it because it's literally the reason why she moved to the left side. Butthurt much? :)

[@irenecarrillo6750]

She said it because in her country they don't have a stereotype about us citizens because they already have a stereotype about a neighboring country

[@MariaCruz.E]

She’s totally right friend! I’m argentinian too and I’m living in the university with a lot of brazilians and some americans. You are very loud (and we don’t like that) in comparison with americans. We are more loud than you only watching football

[@julianasilva6946]

@@MariaCruz.E lol I'm not asking if she is right or not, and I'm also not interested in the slightest if Argentinians like the way Brazilians are or not. And I guarantee you no Brazilian is. In fact, we don't even remember you guys exist, unless there is a soccer match or you are invading our beaches in the South of Brazil. That's why I was surprised she mentioned Brazilians for no reason.

[@greenmachine5600]

I really appreciate Kajsa's opinion. It's more balanced and positive. In cities(especially walkable places) the style is better for a variety of reasons, but mainly because you'll be seen by more people when you walk around.

[@chia.cho.]

oh, my gosh!! Nele is back! I'm happy

[@nellan1799]

Do this with the other countrys and maybe csn swedish be friend with norweigen

[@nellan1799]

Interesting

[@herrbonk3635]

I don't understand this. No idea what they are doing, neither why.

[@Tenshi43]

Yo tampoco

[@johnson6099]

After watching this video, it really shows that people forget that America is made up 50 states and several territories that are really their own thing, not just New York and California. So, of course, that in itself is very close-minded. I can also understand why they would only focus on the aforementioned places because that's all they hear about, besides their own personal interests. American music comes from the south, while each state has their own style of food and way of doing things.

[@Mrsuperdestroyer]

Rather comments like this show Americans has no idea other countries also has states like the US with even bigger regional differences. You are not unique for having states and no they are not even close to their own countries.

[@johnson6099]

@@Mrsuperdestroyer Not sure of what argument you're trying to start, friend, but I promise your shady attack on other people's intelligence is not welcome in the slightest. So, please allow me to tear you a new one. Don't know what I'm referring to? Look it up. "I" am very aware that other countries have states and "I" am also aware our country is not unique for doing so. That's you making the claim. China has provinces, Japan has prefectures, and India has states. Big deal? I'm speaking entirely about how other countries are unaware that New York and California do NOT define what it's like to be in America because our states are not the same DESPITE BEING IN THE SAME REGION!!! Florida is more like Northern states even though it's apart of the southern states. Texas, California, and Alaska are practically countries within a country because they are huge. Tennessee has more in common with the Midwest than the south but southern states are friendlier than the east and west. EACH STATE HAS SOMETHING THAT MAKES THEM UNIQUE, which is the point I made earlier. Actually, your comment is generalizing Americans as being unaware, which is not really helping whatever point you're trying to make. You cannot use my personal comment as an assumption that all Americans think as I do nor can you say comments like mine provide any evidence towards your claim of Americans being ignorant that other countries, besides ours, India, Pakistan, etc., have states. I don't know your English level nor nationality nor do I care but you need to think before you speak and learn what an opinion means. Don't like my comments like mine, then just keep scrolling.

[@TheSniatch]

@@johnson6099 Just saying but you started it with calling people close minded. You can't expected to get a nice treatment after saying this stuff. Also germany has states too. Lots of Americans only know of the state Bavaria and thats where all the german stereotypes, like wearing ledeshosen, comes from. But it's just one of 16 states. People in the north will give you a weird look if you compare them to Bavaria.

[@anndeecosita3586]

@@TheSniatch But the OP only commented on the USA so to assume what the OP does or doesn’t know about states in other countries when it’s not something that he/she brought up in the comment doesn’t make sense. And also the OP mentioned we have territories. Territories are not states yet the narrative in the responses were “you’re not the only ones who have states” not you’re not the only ones with states and territories which is also true. There are other countries with territories but to my knowledge Germany isn’t one of them. A person born in Guam which is in Oceania is just as much American as someone born in Texas because they have US citizenship but culturally they will be vastly different. I think that’s the point the OP is making because some people have a narrow view of who an “American” is. The major difference is the territories can’t vote in presidential elections unless they move to a state. They also don’t have representation in the US Senate. But for example people from Puerto Rico, don’t need passports or immigration approval to travel or move from the islands or any of the US states because they are citizens.

[@TheSniatch]

@@anndeecosita3586 None of the things you mention was written by the OP. When I read his og post I understand it as americans have different cultures in different states/territories and calls people close minded for not knowing this stuff.

[@lissandrafreljord7913]

US fashion is generally about comfort and practicality. It isn't avant garde or chic like French haute couture, or luxurious like Italian leather craftsmanship. There are so many diverse brands in American fashion. For sportswear you got Nike, Under Armour, New Balance, Champion, Columbia, Brooks. For outdoor wear brands you got Patagonia, North Face, Timberlands. For fast fashion you got Forever21, Gap, Old Navy, Hollister, Abercrombie & Fitch, American Eagle, Aeropostale, Aerie. For lingerie you got Victoria's Secret and Pink. For denim you got Levi's. For skateboard fashion you got Vans. For a little more entry upscale fashion you got Banana Republic, J Crew, Coach. For New York based fashion houses you got Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger, Michael Kors, Marc Jacobs, Tom Ford, Alexander Wang, Christian Siriano, Perry Ellis, Kenneth Cole, Donna Karan, Vera Wang, Anna Sui, Tory Burch, Anne Klein, Kate Spade, Ann Taylor. For jewelry we have Tiffany & Co., Harry Winston, David Yurman. Too many brands to name.

[@david_serum]

It is not about nationality and it never was… It depends on those precious values ​​that you keep in heart and share them.

[@MrAsmontero]

I think Americans in general when you meet them in person are very nice. At least the ones that I met outsied America :D

[@Adrian4239]

Those people are not interested in knowing the world and are very racist!

[@MrAsmontero]

@@Adrian4239 Im just speaking of personal experience.

[@KrisFlicks]

@@Adrian4239 you speaking for people you’ve never met

[@royart4781]

No

[@user-tq9vs6fc9u]

Of course Americans can make friends with people across the world. I feel bad for the people who refuse to do so.

[@someoneelse8103]

cringe, from both sides

[@mercyboo9727]

I dont like this game really. This is about JUST ONLY FOR EEUU. 👎👎

[@jwb52z9]

I wonder if they understand that those brands like Gucci and Prada are insanely expensive for the vast majority of Americans. Many, perhaps most, Americans can't afford to dress up just for everyday life in clothes that cost a lot of money.

[@giorgiadesanctis1883]

I'm italian and I can tell you that also many Italians can't afford those brands because are very expensive, the thing is that in Italy we have a lot of rigid dressing/fashion rules (for example you can't put sandals and socks together)

[@leontnf6144]

I am not trying to generalise like all americans are rich people with excessive money to flex, but at least they are lucky enough to be born in a developed country with relative good standards of living and okay incomes. Consider some african, south east asian, or indian subcontinent countries, where many people still get salaries lower than 500 USD per month to make ends meet, sometimes to even feed a huge family. In those poorer countries, it would literally cost an arm and a leg to buy those branded items as mentioned, as their prices are almost fixed worldwide, but the people's local currency and salary level won't change. 😂 It might cost you one month's salary to buy an LV handbag, but it would cost those people salary of 1 year just to own one. After all, worldwide GDP per capita figures won't lie even if they might not be 100% accurate.

[@houseoftyrell1544]

Pretty sure that's expensive for the rest of the world too, even celebrity sometimes only wear them cause they hired to promote those luxury brand and got free items unless they want to spent their money to buy or own them.

[@franciscovilcheavila960]

@@leontnf6144 exactly, same here in some latinoamerican countries, in argentina even going to a thrift store can cost you an arm and a leg.

[@irenecarrillo6750]

Yes but those high-end fashion brands set the example and citizens imitate fashionable styles even if they can't afford expensive clothing

[@hannah3250]

It’s interesting, as an American, this makes me love being an American even more because we’re far more open to other cultures and countries. I don’t think I’ve ever heard Americans sitting around complaining about other countries, we do tend to want to focus on our own problems more… which is important ( not saying our government is like that unfortunately). Americans love other countries, we love freedom, we love joy, we love for people to be happy and love our country… as should all non-Americans… freakin love your country and don’t be ashamed. I have been outside the US 5 or 6 times. I think fashion is very subjective. So, it depends on what you like.

[@rajeshkumar-mo8tx]

Of course

[@starofdabloc]

Exactly

[@ireallyhateyouplsdieinafir107]

Lifting yourself ah

[@isidromartinez4368]

It’s a mix of both in the US. Some people are open to other countries and cultures but there are still so many hateful people who can’t tolerate other cultures. They can’t even stand to hear another language be spoken other than English. Running into these types of people is far too common.

[@hannah3250]

@@isidromartinez4368 I’ve never experienced this in the USA and I’m half Mexican. The majority of people are very inquisitive and excited to meet people from other places. I’m sure there are not nice everywhere, but it’s not an American only thing, you know?

[@anndeecosita3586]

I’m American. I like traveling to different places. I strike up conversations with total strangers all the time. If people ask, I say I’m American but I usually don’t bring it up because I do find the level of interest that a lot of non-Americans have in Americans and in American media to be weird. And a lot of people will ask me about politics or who I’m voting for which is rude. I don’t ever ask people these questions. I’m not sure what makes the French guy think we don’t know anything about international politics. We just usually have more interest in local and national news. For example I know about protesting in France and Iran, new PM in UK. But would I ask strangers I met there about their political beliefs or who they plan to vote for? Absolutely not. I also don’t get why some people complain that we are hyper visual but consume our films and tv shows as much if not more than their own.

[@starofdabloc]

👆🏾 This! They’re mad weird fr! Like mocking Americans left and right and asking about politics but somehow oblivious to the fact they have some of the same kinds of people in their own country! 😂 But they stay consuming our entertainment and music non stop! 😂 Like pick a lane and stick with it 💀

[@timothyreel716]

They obviously are very jealous, or have really boring lives

[@Chrysobubulle]

I think what you might not know (in a very typically american fashion) is that while in America it’s not always well perceived politics with public you met, its not the same in every culture. In France for instance talking politics is a very common topic. By having non American people asking you about it they probably are trying to show you they are familiar with your country and try to find something familiar for you to talk about. Obviously its not good enough for you, an American… 🤣

[@franciscovilcheavila960]

@@Chrysobubulle yeah , for example asking "your race" in usa is normal but in other countries that thing is rude and considered hate crime.

[@franciscovilcheavila960]

@@Chrysobubulle she do the most murican thing... getting offended for something that is considered non ofensive in other countries and thinking that we have the same rules and culture around the world.

[@aimararojas7037]

America is a huge country…..as big as continental Europe. So yeah, you can’t generalized. Every state is different….and the people are different. But one thing that Americans are is friendly and generous! I love my country…..🇺🇸❤️

[@Adrian4239]

América es un continente!

[@aimararojas7037]

@@Adrian4239 Si….pero también es el nombre de USA……Estados Unidos es la descripción. Como los Estados Unidos Mejicanos. America era el nombre de las colonias británicas.

[@PoprishErik]

Thats was it was not at all contradictory and also incorrect! 😄

[@Mrsuperdestroyer]

You do realise that most countries have big regional differences right? Most countries have states like the US as well. America being such a young country has much lower differences than the old world countries do even though they are smaller in size.

[@adara4635]

Europe as a continent is bigger than the USA. You americans love to use Europe and European Union interchangebly when not all countries in Europe is in the EU.

[@cinangkachannel3020]

I want to have more friend around the world if i can.. but i didnt find the foreigners here

[@brunokubin]

It depends. If the American person is like Christina then the answer is absolutely yes! She's so genuinely nice, cute and polite that is not possible to dislike her.

[@josemancunian2723]

Answering to the title of this video: yes, of course. The same as if you'd ask about any other nationality. Making friends is not about nationality but about every individual regardless of which country you're from. About fashion I think the majority of US citizens like to dress in a casual way most of the time. I'm European, I've travelled to several countries and I've noticed the different fashion styles. Most Europeans usually know how to dress depending on the situation. We don't go with our gym clothes everywhere if we are not going to do some exercise. If we go to see a play in the theatre we dress a little bit better or if we are having a date, an interview, a special event, etc. I don't think US citizens dress bad. I just think the majority of times for a European it looks that they don't put any effort to separate different events. In Europe we are not going all the time dressed like if we were gonna stay at home or going to the gym. We usually differentiate between different kind of situations and dress accordingly. So I think it's basically a cultural thing. I'm not saying it's bad the way they usually dress but just different. Probably this doesn't apply to New Yorkers and some places in the US where most people do really make an effort and dress accordingly also depending on the season. But in most of the country I'd say the fashion consists in just dressing casual regardless of the situation which it's a no no in most European countries.

[@funklox]

Им муслим

[@giuliamoraschetti8301]

I’ve had a good experience in America, it only took me one week to make friends and feel at home, and I’m not so extroverted. They were just really easy to talk to. About the fashion... it almost felt like they were the one who kept thinking about it. I’m from Milan, so they always asked me about fashion, something I don’t really care... so yeah, not all Italians go around dressed like models 😅

[@Tar_kat]

Yes, when I was in the USA a few years ago, what I've experienced from the young americans I was working with there, was they were very respectful, curious about where I am from, what I am like and introduced me to their parties, friends and travellings. Not to mention there was a church community that was helping people in need with food, bikes, support and help with whatever problems you may have. Great society.

[@Hankthespank]

Well that one instagram link we all wanted is inavlid. Bummer.

[@izzydaizzy3745]

I need a video taking tests of mbti I'm as obsessed with it as koreans

[@lemonz1769]

If you think hip-hop or k-pop style is fashion then you have no idea what fashion is.

[@irenecarrillo6750]

Also, a lot of us citizens are getting influenced by korean and japanese style of clothing nowdays. I think this shouldn't have been about who influences who, but more about how the avarage citizen dresses on a normal day

[@lexcpop]

Fashion is variable and influential. I named an example for the sake of making a point 😊

[@KrisFlicks]

ugh here y’all go

[@clairde]

American : "Americans can be considered quite selfish and self absorbed, ignorant to the outside world" Also American: "I'm confused with this, I think we are influential, I think we are fashionable" Confirmed American.

[@ariel8535]

Well, I don’t think Americans are that fashionable overall. But what she said was right because American celebrities like singers and actors have the resources to market themselves globally therefore they have great popularity and influential in music, clothes, etc.

[@bellami9605]

Ok but lets keep it a buck, it's BLACK AMERICANS who are fashionable and influential, white people not so much...... athleisure was popularized by black American hip hop artists in the 80s and now European designers create pieces based on black/brown American trends.

[@silverrush7876]

@@bellami9605 RING RING RING, it’s amazing to me how they just skip us 😬

[@DA-db9bi]

@@bellami9605 exactly 😂 I find it funny how Europeans think the US is just white American culture yet they like to say we’re ignorant, but they know NOTHING about the US😂

[@Adan.2005]

"people are just people" BIG BRAIN, insert You didn't have to cut me off meme

[@houseoftyrell1544]

At first I thought this group gonna be bias perspective since there's only two Asian countries among western countries. But this have to be Lexy point of view since the goal about find a match friend with her perspective, cause she disagree with the fashionable question but then she compliment the Korean guy who match with her for being more fashionable than American men in general.

[@sandrofischer3959]

I mean there are also only two from america too

[@lexcpop]

I think the point was more so trying to figure out if we fit the person in front of us fit the stereotypes and biases we had about the respective country. By sharing my opinion, I tried to see if the different ways we thought, if we could still be friends despite them. Regardless of these negative stereotypes etc, everyone got along really well. Everyone respected each other, but it does show how stereotypes can effect these friendships from being made in the first place..

[@lexcpop]

@@sandrofischer3959 I was the only American! He only pretended to be in the other video 😊

[@MrAsmontero]

Vamooos Loidaaa! jajaja

[@ADayTommorow]

Indonesia Here🙌

[@muhammadchoyum5506]

Here we go ww

[@ADayTommorow]

@@muhammadchoyum5506 Kaifa Haluk Yha Akhi, Solom Alaihim Minal indonesia

[@muhammadchoyum5506]

@@ADayTommorow kabar baik terima kasih,,kalimat keduamu q gak ngerti tp coba ku jawab" salam jg dr somewhere in indonesia" salam sehat salam sukses salam bahagia ww

[@pecintaanime3042]

Nyimak😊

[@fajrialdiyanto6056]

😁

[@RamiroR13]

I’m American and I need a Swedish girl in my life. 🇺🇸 🇸🇪

[@timothyreel716]

How about some Swedish meatballs 🤭😂

[@mccartney6642]

Is this channel only focus on american viewers?

[@johnanderson6690]

No, as a matter of fact, there are several videos targettet to different countries.

[@mccartney6642]

@@johnanderson6690 I mean, some of the videos always put american as a main character

[@johnanderson6690]

@@mccartney6642 This channel here is very "light" very "vanilla". It is intended to give entertainment while teaching something but not very deep. Yes, they use Americans to captivate, not only an american audience but also a worldwide audience.

[@anndeecosita3586]

@@mccartney6642 I noticed this too whenever there is a group we usually are separated out. Sometimes the Brits too.

[@ASora-ox8fj]

Indonesia pendec amat njir

[@shewillbehappyforsure]

ya mo gimana lg, emg kita kebanyakan pendek kok dibanding negara laen 😂😭

[@gabrielramirezgarcia865]

Americans can't, because they always expect the other speaks English. They never are worry about other languages to connect with people around the world.

[@Adrian4239]

And they are very manipulable by politicians.

[@JokesterVids]

They unfortunately misspelled the Swede’s name 😂 It’s supposed to be Kajsa, not Caisa

[@cajsadt]

It’s actually Cajsa haha

[@JokesterVids]

@@cajsadt ok sorry, I know there are both versions

[@TheWestIsNext001]

WE WANT SHANNON BACK. THE REAL AMERICAN GIRL 💯% 👌🏻🌸🇺🇲

[@lexcpop]

Hi! I am a real American 😅 not really sure what you mean by that.

[@Tar_kat]

The whole point and way of the video is quite provocative and unfortunately most of the non-americans failed in representing theirselves quite well. In other Cut videos as well. I mean, as an european, I think except for the korean dude and the american girl, the others are quite narrow-minded. Geography knowledge is no better ability than being respectful, thoughtful, kind and understanding of others and of different situations you're in. And my opinion for americans, knowing that it's not right to make assumptions and generalizations, is that they are way more thoughtful and respectful to non-americans, than it's the other way around. Which makes them the better people in my eyes Fashionwise again I think they are way better than many of the people who know zero about fashion, but yeah, they are from Italy and France, hence automatically they are better... Silly.

[@timothyreel716]

American here, I gave you a like😊❤️

[@Sayitlikitiz101]

That's a load of BS. I'm American and will gladly acknowledge that in general American have a terrible sense of fashion. American dress for the occasion: work and social events. The everyday attire is literally whatever is "comfy". Males are expected to dress like potato sacks and women wear their pajamas pant or gym cloths everywhere. I was fortunate to grow up overseas and was always surprised to see how unkept American looked outside special occasions whenever I came back. Now that I've been living here for a few years, I don't doubt it.

[@branc2658]

I wouldn't call Italians and French people who know zero about fashion. They created fashion.

[@millersimon6655]

You also have to know how to respect cultural differences, in Latin countries, respect is about sincerity, saying things, even if it's unpleasant, the Anglo-Saxons prefer above all not to offend, and therefore tend to smile whatever it happens or to exaggerate to avoid embarassement, this way of being, this "American respect" is what Latin Europeans perceive as hypocrisy, so a disrespectful way, on the contrary the Anglo Saxons perceive Latin honesty as hardness, pride or lack of respect. French and Italian are not rude, they say what they think, American and Brits are not fake, they express to better appreciate. It's about accepting that we don't perceive social relations in the same way. Sorry if my english is unclear,

[@timothyreel716]

@@millersimon6655 American here, I understand you perfectly, and yes, I don't understand people (American & European) who constantly judge other countries cultural differences, I mean, it's like they expect everyone to be the same & call them weird if they don't understand them! And those are the people who claim to be open minded and accepting of every one!

[@tuffin]

Nobody: Europeans thinking about America: A fat person with a hamburger in one of their hands and in the other a shotgun while going to Starbucks with a Land Rover

[@luiz3459]

Not just europeans , actually most of the people in the world 😂

[@david_serum]

Stereotypes buddy, stereotypes…

[@rajeshkumar-mo8tx]

Shotgun holders don't go to Starbucks

[@tuffin]

@@rajeshkumar-mo8tx I don't think you got it

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Not me. In the 70, 80, 90's. Yeah Americans were fat. They took inspirations from us Europeans how to be healthy

[@Feudorkannabro]

My American friend literally moved out of the U.S because he cannot stand the American superficiality and fakeness. He feels much more easier to make friends outside of the USA

[@DA-db9bi]

Americans tend to be more friendly with foreigners. I’m not saying Americans are mean because most are very nice.

[@Feudorkannabro]

@@DA-db9bi Most of them are "nice" but it's all superficial

[@DA-db9bi]

@@Feudorkannabro You don’t know what you’re talking about but have a good day 👍🏾

[@KrisFlicks]

@@Feudorkannabro it’s really not all “superficial”

[@carlosceballos93]

I love US fashion it's all about individuality rather than trends.

[@Elwene2fr]

I feel like that's true but only for some cities (like LA or New-York) but not for the most part of the country.

[@Chrysobubulle]

Lol

[@anndeecosita3586]

I think I’m mostly like that. I’m not one who is that into brand names or cares about them. I like to dress according to mood. Sometimes I’m girly girl sometimes more hippie.

[@andreanecchi5930]

It depends on what kind of American the one indoctrinated by his country or the one who knows the world

[@itsalex7229]

I love this comment

[@adjudicator4766]

This applies to literally every country.

[@timothyreel716]

@@adjudicator4766 I agree 💯👍

[@MW_Asura]

@@adjudicator4766 No because not a lot of countries indoctrinate their citizens like the US, China or North Korea does

[@adjudicator4766]

@@MW_Asura Just completely wrong. Nearly every country teaches their kids a warped history with an extensive bias towards their nation. Nice try.

[@starofdabloc]

Couldn't be me in that seat! 👏🏾! She is a lot nicer than I would've been fr! 😂 What fashion do we have? How about Tom Ford, Marc Jacobs, Vera Wang, Nike, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Michael Kors, Alexander Wang, Tommy Hilfiger, Steve Madden, etc. The jeans your wearing 😂 Like what was the need to be like “What do you have?” We got enough. We literally have the world news too like c’mon now 🤦🏾‍♀️😂Europeans really rub me the wrong way a lot of times on here. It’s just my personal feelings though.

[@carlosdcardona5676]

Last I checked! Isn't New York one of the fashion capitals along with London, Paris and Milan! Not to mention NY fashion week is pretty big! Never been myself but it seems to bring celebrities from all over the globe!

[@starofdabloc]

@@carlosdcardona5676 Yeah but I guess they meant over all throughout the U.S. but they act like every European is dressed down to the 10s everywhere all the time 😂 maybe they just put more of a emphasis on how their clothes look vs comfort but they don’t need to have such a snooty attitude about it. 🙄 Because none of them is giving Dolce and Gabbana type of high fashion in the video anyways 😂

[@whatshersouju]

Jeans were invented in italy lmao

[@carlosdcardona5676]

@@whatshersouju Nope! In 1873 Levi Stauss pattened the first jeans ever! He is credited with the invention of jeans! I believe he was fron San Francisco USA and not Italy! LMAO

[@whatshersouju]

@@carlosdcardona5676 Literally wikipedia lmao " The denim is originally from the Republic of Genoa. It was reinvented in 1871 as we know it today by tailor Jacob Davis to be patented with Levi Strauss on May 20, 1873 " byeeeeeeeeee

[@streetsoldier9839]

This awesome show you can see and learn about intonation; and empathizing phrases, how do native speaker.

[@anndeecosita3586]

What’s interesting about the fashion topic is that IMO Lexi the American has the MOST fashionable and interesting hair style out of the group. I would totally rock that look. I like to wear twists a lot and this could change up the look. Lexi is so pretty. She reminds me of a younger version of myself.

[@lexcpop]

Thank you 🥺

[@azfarsyed7082]

Love to see age from born up to 25 years..We love , respect all nice , friendly natures always welcome to any part of the 🌏.

[@katieodowd4778]

Yes we do if you mock Europe and Asia we will mock America because have better soccer team’s did you know some countries Europe part of Asia

[@jazzyb3424]

Well you have to understand soccer is one of the least popular sports here, our best athletes play American football and basketball not soccer xD

[@DA-db9bi]

Americans don’t mock Europe or Asia what on earth are you saying? You guys on the other hand talk down on Americans every day than turn around an watch our movies,series and entertainment.

[@katieodowd4778]

I think Irish people are loud not joking at all if you come I will show you around west cork

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

Really ? Are you saying the Irish are not fun to hang with ? From 🇨🇵

[@katieodowd4778]

I am only joking

[@user-ws6xg9yr2p]

Hello USA from Japan

[@southcoastinventors6583]

Hey Japan thanks for opening up the country to tourism again USA appreciates it.

[@starofdabloc]

Hi!! 👋🏾

[@NotANameist]

Hello Japan from USA!

[@yuhh111]

ive never seen a dutch person on this channel yet :/

[@autumnphillips151]

I’d love to see a Dutch guest here. I love the Netherlands 🇳🇱

[@katieodowd4778]

America is very well prepared then other countries

[@itsalex7229]

than* , you must be American💀

[@jazzyb3424]

@@itsalex7229 The thing is, in America education varies vastly between schools and economic classes. Wealthier people are very well educated, lower income people don't get the advantages or the privilege of getting a well rounded education. Same with healthcare. So when you see uneducated Americans its not usually due to laziness or any other stereotype you can think, its quite literally because our Govt doesn't really care or want to help our citizens lol.

[@katieodowd4778]

Poor Americans

[@adjudicator4766]

@@itsalex7229 Your comment makes absolutely no sense.

[@starofdabloc]

@@itsalex7229 Or English isn’t their first language 🤨

[@ayawae1266]

🇮🇩 *indonesia.* hehe..

[@Gg2294.-.]

This was so sad. The main thing about America is DIVERSITY, so yeah, stereotypes are not always true, obviously, but especially where the country's focus is freedom to do as you want. SO MANY states in America have different types of people, different fashion, different sub-cultures of how they've grown up. This just showed me these Europeans latch onto stereotypes for benefit or harm like toxic highschoolers man. I hope it was due to their age, sheesh! Maybe it could be from the Americans they meet. They're not meeting the average person. A young person who can travel to Europe is considered pretty privileged. The fashion they described was NOT AT ALL accurate 😅🤣😂, so offensive, they just described middle aged tourists fits. Why is it they don't know anything about modern Americans' culture? Too busy choosing not to be their friend over their preperceptions I guess!!!

[@awakenow7147]

Well said. I've been fortunate enough to meet Europeans who were very nice. However, I've heard horror stories of people who've met ones who were similar to the people in the video. Worse actually. Much of Europe has been looking down on the US since the 1700s. So, nothing new. Kudos to all the cool Europeans who are nothing like this.

[@KristianLyubenovYT]

@@awakenow7147 the "looking down" on the US is probably related to the fact they are dominantly British descendants and we don't like the British in Europe for the most part (probably ruined the most lives of innocent people all by themselves)

[@LilacMorelli]

I mean these stereotypes are true tho, just look at the girl in the video, loud, self absorbed, unfashionable, and annoying. The stereotype of them being loud is from when they visit our countries and you can hear their loud voices from a mile away

[@LilacMorelli]

@@awakenow7147 also the Europeans in that video are nice, it’s the American who isn’t

[@MW_Asura]

"latch onto stereotypes for benefit or harm like toxic highschoolers man." Like you Americans don't fucking to the same to other countries 😂they're stereotypes, every country has them, and you don't need to pretend like you're someone who doesn't do it

[@kubragunes2191]

Please add Turkish translation caption I'm watching you but I don't understand what you're saying, I want to enjoy this fun video. 🙏🏻🥺❤️

[@deongarth333]

Am I the only boy here that finds Sung *HANDSOME?!* O.o Just had to spit it out there as his eyes are so breathtaking and adorable talking to Lexy as I couldn't stop giggling on how awkward yet enjoyable their conversation is! xD

[@kuwabarawastaken4235]

Alexander is better looking

[@lothariobazaroff3333]

I suppose that the Swedish girl's name is Kajsa, but the subtitles say "Caisa".

[@cajsadt]

It is actually Cajsa :))))))

[@ericsiso5310]

NO ME ESPERABA OTRA COSA DE UNA GRINGA, LA ARGENTINA HA REPRESENTADO BIEN SU PAIS

[@backedupwithtruth7525]

Anyone can make friends with anyone around the world.

[@artemstepaniuha7025]

I have one ask for you. Please, invite an anybody from Ukraine. It's very important, because their language tried to destroyed more the three centuries.

[@kidswennberg7187]

I am from Sweden

[@vuongquocxehoi123]

Hes American in other video of this page. :) irony. Americans make friend with American

[@lexcpop]

He's not American. He's born in korea and has never lived in the States.

[@anndeecosita3586]

No he’s not.

[@kubragunes2191]

Türkiye'den selamlar 🇹🇷❤️

[@anndeecosita3586]

Hello Turkiye.

[@kikibigbangfan3540]

America is the size of European countries combined, so of course we are going to have news centered around ALL 50 states. It's not the fault of the American people that most of those countries are small and closely connected to each other. I'm sure it's the same for Russia, India and China being very huge countries. Not to mention Europe doesn't export as much news as America. Plus we have so much to be concerned about within our own borders. And if America was so self-centered we as a nation wouldn't care about whatever is happening to others i.e. Ukraine and Taiwan. Lastly a lot of countries keep their media closed off to the US. Everyone could broaden their scope a bit, I guess.

[@senorita9107]

Not the same for Russia or China, India. In the US most people just don't care much political things

[@jazzyb3424]

@@senorita9107 Are you American? people in the US are actually over politicized. You're taking stereotypes as actual fact

[@senorita9107]

@@jazzyb3424 i am not american and heard from people of the us they don't care politics, it was their case. I am not talking about the whole country, but i guess most of them

[@kikibigbangfan3540]

@@senorita9107 weird cause there seems to be a lot of political turmoil going on in this country these last few years. 🤔

[@jazzyb3424]

@@senorita9107 yeah idk who you are talking too from America, I will go as far to say that majority of Americans are politically obsessed. You cant get through most family gatherings here without a lot of political arguments.

[@carlosocampo3585]

I can confirm, here in México when I see an US people the most of Time they're dressed just with a t-shirt and shorts, sneakers and Socks and even with just flip flops on street and I say WTF? This is not the beach you know 😅 and I realized that they don't care their appereance at all, It's like they just wake up, get up from their bed, and they go out even just with pajama 😮‍💨

[@southcoastinventors6583]

The vast majority of people in the US dress plainly but it is more convenient.

[@jazzyb3424]

Wait you guys don’t wear flip flops in public in Mexico? Mexicans who immigrate here are always rocking flip flops in public, especially Mexican dads haha

[@lalainaramarivelo]

You should try Canada (men)... It's wild 😅

[@starofdabloc]

It’s the same way here when Mexicans come to the U.S. how ironic 😂

[@timothyreel716]

@@starofdabloc What's good for one is good for the other 😂

[@GuntherFjord]

Hey World Friends, it’s time for you guys to start spreading “Americans” as people who are from the American continent, not just for those who are from the USA. There are 35 plus countries in the American continent. ✌🏻

[@Adrian4239]

Tienes razón!

[@timothyreel716]

Oh, here we go again 🙄

[@belenkujarchi9714]

You're right! Déjame decirte que estás en lo correcto.

[@johnalden5821]

@@timothyreel716 Right? How many times do we have to explain. . .?

[@johnalden5821]

By all means, introduce everyone from the western hemisphere as an "American." We'll see how long that lasts before massive confusion and resentment sets in. I give it 30 seconds.

[@wahyums2398]

Indonesia the best

[@kdevhdsdv]

مشكلة الامريكيين لا يفرقون بين العرب واللاتينيين ، دائما يعتقدون انني مكسيكي او برازيلي رغم انني عربي

[@leandromartinez5163]

I never met an American but,i dont believe the European steriotype of Americans,Europeans usually have the feeling that they're better than you for some reason.

[@starofdabloc]

They really do!

[@hanginthere1672]

Lol, that’s cause half of them colonized other countries. No heart or soul to em’💀

[@greenmachine5600]

Many are unfortunately 😔

[@arsain249]

Europeans are better than you

[@starofdabloc]

@@arsain249 Look at that superiority complex jumping right out! 😭 But sure! Tell yourself whatever that’s going to help you sleep at night! 😂 🛌💤