Canadians React to FAMILY GUY Canadian Stereotypes

[@IsThisUsernameAvailable]

The phrase "we're proud of being made fun of" fits the canadian stereotype so well it hurts, great video guys!

[@CanadiansReact]

Thanks :) -Adam

[@justjoking5841]

I still remember the day when Weird Al released the Song Canadian Idiot. Hundreds of Thousands were demanding an explanation xD

[@bobjones4469]

Well, none of the stereotypes are negative so it's easy to laugh at it. Think there's only negative Asian and a few Black stereotypes on the show.

[@PurpleCastles]

Lol, I loved the Mexican music in the curling part and also how Mexico beat Norway and Canada. 😂

[@martyklestadt6766]

My favorite part too! I'm from the United States but I'm moving to Mexico next week. I already have many Canadian friends/acquaintances down there.

[@Mars-ev7qg]

And Scotland was nowhere to be seen. (Scotland invited the game by the way or at least that's what they say)

[@siouxsiexymox6594]

@@Mars-ev7qg hey wait! I thought that the only sport that came from Scotland was golf? Ah well I don't know anything about sports anyway

[@daniellysohirka5079]

Yeah no, all the granite special made from Scotland to make those curling rocks. We just got lots of immigrants over here I guess eh.

[@simptrix007]

Did you see captain central america?

[@pts5217]

“Aboot” is the go-to for Canadian cliches, but I’ve found “sore-ry” is far more universal amongst Canadians.

[@doodleblockwell2610]

I have always heard it more as an [A-Boat] more than [A-Boot] I have also noticed the pronunciation of "tomorrow" as a good indicator. Canadian say to-MOR-ow rather than US to-MAR-ow. Also the propensity of Canadians to say PRO rather than PRA in words like Progress. It sounds odd, but probably more correct the Canadian way.

[@markg1994]

That and paasta

[@doodleblockwell2610]

@@markg1994 Agreed. And laava. Those really sound British and just wrong.

[@garyhall2770]

It always cracks me up when hearing a Canadian saying aboot, it happens every now and then.

[@Rising_Pho3nix_23]

Ive only seen 1 Canadian say "aboot". I'm pretty sure that when I move to canada, the "youre welcome" is going to be a weird change from my normal "yep". The accent will be my first change lol ahhh cant wait. Get my 9 IT certifications and I'm moving

[@kevinC_]

It’s not bad when your stereotype is being really nice.

[@Yes-yh4yq]

the two guys above my coment are bots

[@stevenguild2707]

Nice enough to stay in perpetual lockdown. Congrats.

[@appleslover]

Lucky you. _this comment was made by a German

[@aaronalkor]

Better than their neighbor, so that’s good

[@hollywoodredneck8565]

Right like what part of any of that was offensive? It kinda makes me want go there to see what it's like in real life since I've never been out of the .u.s

[@TheNeonParadox]

That "AAA, AA eh," schtick gets me every time.

[@MrBell1399]

I'm from the States and I absolutely love Canadians. And you guys have one of the funniest shows I've ever seen. Letterkenny!!

[@kevinstruke1031]

Letterkenny is sublimely Canadian, it could never be done anywhere else.😊👍

[@johnwhitwood1298]

LetterKenny is a dry rip off of the greatest show out of Canada im talking about the Trailer Park Boys, Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles unbeatable

[@xavierdube6520]

Trailer park boys is the 3rs best thing to come out of Canada after Hockey and Rush

[@johnwhitwood1298]

@@xavierdube6520 your right about that

[@bullypopful]

@@johnwhitwood1298 It's nothing like TPB, it's more of an adult Corner Gas if anything

[@ChristopherZavalaVlogs]

That curling sketch gets me every time 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 and I'm Mexican I love Canada 🇨🇦 ♥ and their hospitality, eh! Haven't been to Canada in 21 years! I miss Canada 🇨🇦 and Niagara Falls, eh

[@mikeyates7931]

You mean horse shoe falls , eh 🇨🇦

[@Founderschannel123]

@@mikeyates7931 no im talking about the AAA you know

[@ceilingunlimited2430]

You know, C eh, N eh, D eh. That place up north!

[@mattniedbala5839]

I live in New York and have interacted with quite a few Canadians. As an American, I love you guys and I’m honored to call you my neighbors up north 🇺🇸🤝🇨🇦

[@ProjectRevoltNow]

Been to Ellicottville N.Y. to ski a few times :) Much love back to you guys from London Ontario!

[@mattniedbala5839]

@@ProjectRevoltNow Ellicottville is only an hour drive for me, I live just outside of buffalo. Beautiful ski resorts there 🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@indef2def]

I always think after the Canadian offers his leg and Stewie says, "oak-eh", he needs to take off a wooden leg and say, "nope, pure Canadian maple!"

[@FirstLastOne]

That would have been funny.

[@kimberlys8422]

"Well well look who matriculated to grade 9. Someone wants to get into university" That was the most Canadian thing I've ever heard besides calling bullshit "bovine fecal matter"

[@soccerman127]

That line probably went over the head of a lot of Canadians lol. For those that don't get it, American's call it "9th grade", and they call universities "college"

[@kimberlys8422]

@@soccerman127 I'm American but I grew up watching a lot of Degrassi. The one will Drake on it. 😂

[@RandomNonsense1985]

@@soccerman127I knew it was called grade 9 because of Barenaked Ladies. I’ve never seen a single episode of Degrassi.

[@keithmacnab5894]

Being from Montreal I have to say that Quag was right. Montreal has the best (and the most)Rippers/Peelers around.

[@julespumachu]

Keith -- I saw you comment earlier at Mr. Video's place. I just thought that was a fun coincidence and am saying, "Hey!" I remembered you, because we're the same age.🙂

[@BAYKON8R]

Friend of mine from a small town outta Sarnia told me about five divers, (roll up a 5 dollar bill and put it in your mouth like a dart). A stripper will give you a dance and take it out with her second set of lips. Btw never go to the peelers with a belt

[@racistchineseman7158]

French yo say Marci mon du

[@shawnwhalen8314]

I have never made it to Montreal... I'm from Michigan, so I've enjoyed Canada quite a bit years ago. My Hockey buddies have told me it's on another level than Ontario Clubs....and that's saying something. I have a funny story almost 20 years ago now, me and a few guys where at a " adult club" on your side of the Soo. We meet some "Bikers" from Montreal, not going to name the Bike Club. They where having some problems with a rival from our side of the border and where worried we where part of that group... LOL, we are not small guys and are a rough crew! Once they figured out we are hockey players. They bought us some beers, and gave us some info on Montreal and where to go. Real nice guys. I told my Canadian buddy Steve who managed a bar in Sarnia years ago, he filled me in on who they were and the details.... pretty funny.

[@keithmacnab5894]

@@shawnwhalen8314 I actually have lots friends who ride. Super nice guys in fact some would even call them "Angels".

[@KyleHarrisonRedacted]

As a British Columbian, we've always called them "Peelers" lol

[@FirstLastOne]

And the seats right by the stage is usually referred to as gynaecology row.

[@EightsNAces]

Same for both in Alberta.

[@hyunook21]

I lived in Vancouver 10 years ago and i still remember that Canadians were very kind, humble and energetic at the same time. I hope to visit Canada again after the pandemic ends. Stay strong and healthy my friends.

[@starlikelela9938]

Def come back esspically BC and AB. I do wish to visit the US one day.

[@JoseSanchez-jp5ft]

Agreed about being able to laugh about ourselves. I'm Mexican and laughed the most at the cucaracha anthem.

[@Trusteft]

The Canadian goose is one of the funniest comedy I have ever watched. It's poorly cut here, but in the full clip is hilarious.

[@RM-eg1ed]

Fellow Canadian here. Guys that has got to the TIDIEST workroom I’ve ever scene, eh?

[@CanadiansReact]

Hahaha thank you sir! Yes - I try and keep it tidy but I for sure clean it up before we film...when I’m working on something I can’t say it’s so tidy 😂 thanks for stopping by! -Adam

[@liamengram6326]

From the capital region of NY and I say eh a lot, too eh.

[@Rogers_Ranger]

Michigan eh. Go Wings

[@d.robertolesoncoldwellbank7848]

Spent many years (collectively) in Canada. Great country. Great people. ❤️🇨🇦🇺🇸

[@jamesg7371]

When I was in the US Navy we pulled into Halifax. A group of us went to a ripper club that several people and taxi driver referred us to. Had a great time between the girls and the bantering with the Canadian Navy on the other half of the club. No fights all night.

[@jimbodangle178]

And if a fight were ti break out, wed buy you another round of beers after and just get super hammered

[@ObsessedCollector]

Canadians rule! You guys are laid back, funny and have the best sense of humour!

[@CanadiansReact]

Thank you! 😃

[@TheDragonBloom]

Canada doing it right, "if you can't laugh at yourself...".

[@jimcarter7795]

...you must be from the U. S.

[@vinceA3748]

That was a scream. You guys have a great attitude. We should all be able to laugh at ourselves. Hell, I'm Latino and I was dying at that that curling clip. Hilarious.

[@ericnortan9012]

I'm from Michigan, we deal with Canadians all the time. I can confirm, everything the family guy says about Canada is true. Go Wings!

[@nmularoni1]

Go Wings!

[@ericnortan9012]

@@nmularoni1 👍

[@courtneyz5481]

Michigan represent!

[@ericnortan9012]

@@courtneyz5481🤘💀🤘

[@TheDreamClown]

Michigan!!!!

[@RevanXIII]

Fellow Ontarian here. you guys are awesome! Have a great weekend to you both and anyone else reading this.

[@CanadiansReact]

Nice dude! Thanks for joining us :) -Adam

[@wolfgangrubio4631]

You two are the best Canadian stereotype

[@CanadiansReact]

😂 thanks? 😆

[@denislavangelov738]

Greetings from Bulgaria, keep it up 🥰🥰.I recently beat cancer and you have always managed to make my days brighter during therapy!!

[@CanadiansReact]

Hi Bulgaria 🇧🇬 much love from 🇨🇦. That’s such a nice thing to let us know. We hope your doing well and appreciate you watching our channel. If there’s anything you want us to watch please send it our way and we would be happy to do it :). All the best! - Ryan & Adam 🍻

[@denislavangelov738]

@@CanadiansReact Yeah,Videos I found on reddit #49-try not to laugh,I think it may break you 😁.It would be fun to see you guys break some sweat on that one, cheers to you and your families 😇

[@denislavangelov738]

@@lenbeedle Appreciate the hospitality around here 🥰

[@guillenmanejando3831]

Never quit amigo...Im Mexican living in Canada....the curling thing was awesome

[@JoeBlow-ub1us]

the canadian goose always gets me "look out eh"

[@1975Rysky]

You guys were so polite while being stereotyped. Which ofcourse is a Canadian stereotype.

[@mandingo9999998]

Only peeler I saw in Canada, she was flown into Sioux Lookout, Ont. on float plane. She was selling posters and I asked her to sign it. She wrote "Save a tree, eat a beaver xoxoxox" :) Good lord I love Canadians.

[@Seb4041]

As a Canadian, I approve eh? Haha I love this video. And that poutine shirt is everything! 🇨🇦

[@prestonallen6968]

That was funny and finally some scenes I haven’t seen

[@CanadiansReact]

Yeah I know right! Family guy needs more material! -Adam

[@prestonallen6968]

@@CanadiansReact people who make compilations only use scenes from season 8 and after but there are good ones before that season lol

[@kristenkillen]

I'm always curious how other cultures precieve the family guy jokes. This is the best response I could've seen.

[@airtexaco]

Fun fact: Canadian stripper actually restored my faith in strippers. It was an awesome show. And. Molson is my favorite beer.

[@supercolinblow]

very positive attitude you Canadians have. My compliments!

[@ritvillano5794]

You guy's left out the one when Stewie and Brian were on there way to Europe. Stewie tells Brian to turn around and rips the American flag off of his backpack and replaced it with a Canadian one. When Brian asked him what he was doing. Stewie told him, " You'll thank me later". 🤣🤣🤣 I laughed so hard.

[@ZakhadWOW]

when I went into sketchy parts of Naples for the first year s I was stationed there I would tell people I was Cnadian, and could do the accent AND speak French well enough to fake anyone out .

[@jillians1138]

I attempted this as a try not to laugh challenge, lost my s*** at the AAA part lol 😂

[@lunakitty1990]

I lost it at the curling match with la cucaracha music as a Mexican that's really hilarious

[@Strider91]

"And just make sure you spell 2neighbour the Canadian way" o. . . .you mean in the correct English style like a civilized human being. Ya no problem 🤣🤣

[@dianaa9826]

Hooray Canada, the country I deeply love and admire.....

[@CanadiansReact]

Awe. Love from 🇨🇦 !

[@richardpoulin2058]

Excellent les gars ! Keep on, you're making us laugh, and that's a good thing these days.

[@CanadiansReact]

Glad you enjoyed :). And yes totally . -Adam

[@antoniamcgregor3285]

I actually find your country really interesting I know youll find that a bit weird haha but I genuinely do I'm from Manchester UK and the only thing I know of canada is from bloody south park damn you terrance and Phillip 😂😂🤣

[@canadianjoker5033]

Manchester, eh? Say hi to Fitz for me. 😉

[@careym3901]

Many of the best Comedians come from the land up yonder!

[@CanadiansReact]

Indeed! -Adam

[@mounthope2567]

Jim Carrey being my favourite

[@nauqsin4155]

The one time I went to canada I was constantly asked about hockey because I'm from Chicago (Blackhawks) I never watched a hockey game in my entire life.

[@AFK7Music]

Dude that Canadian take on "Merry Old Land of Oz" is witty!

[@pauld9948]

Out west in BC we used to refer to strip bars as peeler bars. I haven't been to one in a while so rippers is new to me.

[@CanadiansReact]

Ha - I never knew that so its new to me too :). Thanks for the clarification. Good to know for the future - Adam

[@rj-zz8im]

I would be happy if there was filter that could make everyone sound Canadian. Love it, and the stereotypes are so benign! Keep the poutine, though...I love me some beer and cheese curds, but poutine is just soggy fries. Perhaps I have only had bad poutine.

[@CanadiansReact]

You for sure have experienced crappy poutine. I know exactly what you mean. Only way to get real poutine is if you go to Quebec really. Thanks for the kind words RJ! - Adam

[@thefolder69]

That's like saying loaded fries are bad because they're just soggy fries. If poutine is made with good, thick gravy, it shouldn't be soggy

[@edwarddore7617]

I actually had poutine in Chicago, I live in the suburbs, it was good, and not soggy.

[@AlecInWonderland1]

I want to be friends with a Canadian. They seem so damn nice.

[@joelegassic2059]

I can confirm : we are nice

[@Retro-Snake_]

I have a friend in the US

[@JadenOP]

@@joelegassic2059 Most of the times.

[@venomspeech5484]

I remember when I first started watching you guys months back I noticed little hints u guys were from Canada. Hockey references. Ur beer u guys drink during reactions. That's so cool 😁

[@milomcdonald4696]

I know of even more Canadian stereotypes in family guy, so there must be like a part 2 or something

[@CanadiansReact]

Let’s find it!!! Send it to us if you do :)

[@jom7604]

We definitely love you Canadians here in Pittsburgh...Mario Lemeiux, Sydney Crosby and all the others. Yeah!!!!🥰😁🤣

[@Demonetization_Symbol]

"Keep calm and eat poutine" I love this.

[@CanadiansReact]

Glad you like! You can get one at www.OhCanadaShop.com and use discount code 2NEIGHBOURS for 20% off! 🍁 😃

[@celticlord88]

a ripper is a serial killer outside canada lol

[@CanadiansReact]

hahahahaa - Adam

[@ChrisMetaFootballTV]

It can also be a huge fart 🤣🤣

[@jeffdude6088]

Canada Rocks. Been there many times. The people are great, and they gave us Rush, Akroid, Candy, MacDonald and so many other greats. Greetings from rural Tennessee.

[@julespumachu]

This was fun, and I learned a new word. Thank you so much 🙂.

[@georgemaster689]

It's really cool that some Canadians can laugh at themselves!

[@lucbelanger4951]

Not "some" Canadians, all of us! :) As they said, if you can't laugh at yourself, you can't laugh at anyone!

[@apurvaj3319]

This Canadian hospitality at its best!

[@ryanchristianson7762]

As a Canadian, I love family guy and their many stereotypes lol

[@OldtimeIronman]

We used to call them the Canadian ballet back in the 80s... the border guards knew that one

[@johncurtis7186]

I’m from Boston, and in years past, when a group of us have stayed in Niagara Falls, ON., to watch the Patriots play in Buffalo.....strip club of choice? The Sundowner.

[@CanadiansReact]

Haha. I’ve been to the old Downer back in my youth. That’s funny! -Ryan

[@johncurtis7186]

2 Neighbours: Yes, better talent and less seedier then Seductions next door. Though, we had to check that place out also, to find out for ourselves 🤔😂

[@bobbyhulll8737]

It’s a national treasure

[@kingmalcolm8695]

I live near the border (about a twenty minute drive away) and I can tell you from personal experience that going to a Canadian strip club for the first time - on or shortly after your 19th birthday - is practically a rite of passage around here.

[@oldergent5266]

In the "laugh at yourself" category... Years ago, I had a co-worker who's daughter was in her 2nd year of college...at age 15. She was also the size of a 10-12 year old and had a terrible stutter, so she tended to communicate with a dry-erase board. One day the teacher asked a question and since it was a short answer, Vicki tried to answer verbally. Didn't go as well as she'd hoped, though the teacher waited patiently for her to get it out. One of the jocks in the class chuckled and taunted "d-d-d-d-duh!" That didn't go as he'd hoped either, the rest of the students looked at him like "WTF dude???" while Vicki looked down in humiliation. The teacher ordered him out of the class "until such time as you grow up. Now GO!!!" Then, addressing Vicki, he told her (as well as the rest of the class) "If you can't laugh at yourself, don't worry about it. There will never be a shortage of idiots willing to do it for you."

[@marcpower4167]

I had the reverse happen in high school, a bully with a stutter was causing trouble in class, I was always the quiet kid, I dont remember what he said, but I just blurted out: "Oh shut up ya stutterbox!" Everyone fell over laughing including the teacher. The bully wasn't impressed though, almost earned me an ass kicking after class.

[@julespumachu]

Bless Vicki and her teacher. When I was in grade school, I had a friend who had what they used to refer to as a "lazy tongue" (please forgive me, I don't know the correct name for the challenge he was dealing with). He was shy and people sometimes tried to bully him. I was smaller than him and female, but I went after anyone who gave him crap. Guess who had an enormous growth spurt over the next few years, and became MY protector/big brother? Yep. Wherever you are, I miss you, Kevin!

[@michaeldineley6848]

This has become one of my favorite channels. You guys are awesome. I want to see some videos of Canadians doing American stereotypes…haha you guys are awesome!

[@1200times]

I never thought of the fact that "the Rippers" was just an Ontario slang LOL

[@BigfootAnthropologist]

Across the border, we refer to your strip clubs as "going to the Canadian Ballet."

[@joelegassic2059]

That’s awesome!

[@riffgroove]

As an oft frequentor of nudie bars, I concur. We have great rippers here.

[@Bliggick]

I want the world to know this: Fun fact: In the original King Kong movie American actor Robert Armstrong playing American character Carl Denham says "Eh?" numerous times. I forget how many times but it's close to 20. Canadian actress Faye Wray is also in the movie. She never says "Eh?" once!

[@CanadiansReact]

That is a fun fact! Thanks for sharing :)

[@pyroAdapt]

"Stewie I think he's just a drunk." Lmao

[@Menhtrol]

Greetings from your European counter part (Denmark)

[@ParadigmShifted]

How have I never stumbled across this channel sooner?! It’s magical except for 12% provincial tax in Ontario…..and my ex husband still in Toronto. But other than that sure, I enjoyed my time living there :) We have a Timmy’s near my place now (hour north of Philadelphia)…now I just need a New York Fries or a Frite Alors for my poutine fix :) ah. Glad I found this channel lol That’s what I appreciates about yas.

[@scotttaylor8836]

Is Ripper an Ontario thing? We call it the Peeler out west.

[@KyleHarrisonRedacted]

Yeah, BCer here, can reinforce the peeler thing. But when the ripper definition showed up on screen I saw "possibly originating from Ontario" notice and was like "ahh there it is" lol

[@canadianjoker5033]

I usually just call her wife.

[@EightsNAces]

As I've said elsewhere, same thing in Alberta.

[@alliejohnson5883]

They couldn't have made this video without including the Candian Nudie Bars song 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@Qwertzuioyxcv]

These 2 guys just stonger the Canadian stereotypes. They are friendly and well mannerd

[@CanadiansReact]

Thanks! 😁

[@chrisgordon2194]

2:55 best cutaway I’ve ever seen on that show

[@a.j.3364]

Pronunciations like "aboot" and "oot" are affectations. I've never known a single real Canuck who pronounced those words like that; in fact, the only person I've ever heard pronounce those words like that was an American who wanted very badly to be Canadian.

[@LuciferXFallen290]

Sounds more like someone from Scottish or Gaelic background would say.

[@bullypopful]

I love how Canadian stereotypes are almost never negative, just how easy going we are, I'd gladly give up a leg and a sled, but I'm an East Coast Canadian so I have no money to give

[@marcom6089]

I love that y’all laugh at your stereotypes... I laugh every time they make American stereotypes and they spare no one.

[@marizensoul8410]

Why does everyone hate on Americans? Are you all just jealous?

[@canadianjoker5033]

@@marizensoul8410 -Huh? Where did that come from? 🤔

[@shadowswithin702]

Makes me like Canadians even more, if you can laugh at yourselves and not take things too seriously. A problem we're are having in certain parts of the world these days, people being offended by just about everything. I think it's healthy and is often used in affectionate ways, that let's people know we like them and I think there is a lot of love for Canada. When this pandemic is over, think I would like to see the country, and some rippers and beer wouldn't hurt either.

[@CanadiansReact]

Oh man I can't wait till covid is behind us! Beers and Rippers all day ehhhhhh! -Adam

[@spookymunky1]

jeje, you missed the bit where stewie and brian eating the canadians leg, lol.. hahaha.. but thanks, made me laugh

[@guillenmanejando3831]

Was really funny....the curling part...I'm a Mexican living in Canada...soo I identify myself either way...lol. Also I loved when ....oh no Canadian geesee....jajaja...soo funny

[@manuelsilva3365]

The only rippers I know are the Ripperdocs in Cyberpunk

[@adilhoxha5443]

I’ve been waiting for this one lol

[@CanadiansReact]

😂

[@grumpyoldgraymetalhead2441]

Wow, talk about lighting the lamp!

[@HarveyManfrenjenfronsen]

Awesome that Mexico's national anthem is La Cucaracha. LOL! :-)

[@Protoman85]

Where was the Canadian film festival? "I don't mean to cause you any harm, and I won't. The End."

[@shelbywhite4541]

My favorite Canada joke is: "Canadians are Eh' Holes". Lol

[@SatsumaTengu14]

The ancient Canadian expression we use out here in BC: If you can't laugh at yourself your probably American. LoL

[@marizensoul8410]

wow how original

[@SatsumaTengu14]

@@marizensoul8410 Haha, case in point.

[@randallgreen871]

Canadian Guy: "If You like, you can have all my money and my leg." Stewie: "Ok" 😂

[@christianlorre]

That is funny they acknowledged South Park. They made Canada way funnier than any other sitcom.

[@clinthowe7629]

Not sure if you guys are familiar with the wizard of oz but that’s what Quagmire was parodying with the green suit and the song.

[@chunificationify]

They are really super gentle and kind

[@RibbonVintageGirl]

4:18 his reaction on the hockey comment 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@biffmalibu5384]

In stitches... enjoyed

[@Alkalus]

"Would they even dye their pubes to match my hair?" "Uh-huh!" _"Colour_ me there!"

[@StanSwan]

I dated an amazing lady from Ottawa but fucked it up like an idiot. She lived with me in the States for months at a time and really taught me a lot about Canada. We spent a lot of time watching the Simpsons and they happened to have some episodes that were picking on Canada. One was the Canadian foreign exchange student they put in special needs classes because of his Canadian accent. She was laughing and said "For fuck sake what did we ever do to you guys"? lol

[@Ailsworth]

Oh no you missed it! The Royal Canadian Wedding is where it's at

[@sukavuka]

I think Canada would be a good place to visit

[@stevenmclaren2730]

I think it so important to be able to laugh at oneself. It is healthy. :-) we Scots do it well I think, and you guys too.

[@CanadiansReact]

Absolutely 🙌-Adam

[@ninafamilia2619]

Not when it comes to slavery family guy like to joke about that as if their black and Ancestors went thru it so rather NOT

[@stevenmclaren2730]

@@ninafamilia2619 I recall a qoute that went "comedy should only be conditioned by taste and liable". I think that says it well.

[@ninafamilia2619]

@@stevenmclaren2730 I don’t even kno what that means

[@stevenmclaren2730]

@@ninafamilia2619 it means the only things that should stop you telling a joke is bad taste, such as racism, and don't get yourself arrested.

[@spiceboyog9083]

In America we have AAA, however, in Canada we have CAA. It was changed due to the confusion.

[@kevinmackinnon9807]

Living in NS, glad I found your channel. Great job eh lol

[@CanadiansReact]

Eh Cheers bahd! Appreciate encouraging comments like this so thank you for supporting our channel :). Welcome. If ya got anything for us to try we do this thing called #myrequest. Post the hashtag in comments with the URL link and we will do our best! -Adam

[@quasarstone4951]

New here. I take it the twigs are in the house if not the garage. I been lookin all over for em lol

[@chrisn4315]

That was fun to watch. As a german, apart from the Hockey and Curling thing, I didn't know too many of the canadian stereotypes. Ah yeah, the "aboot"-thing, I was familiar with, too. I watched South Park - The Movie... 😁 😆 😁

[@CanadiansReact]

😆

[@Serenade2461]

I may be wrong but the "aboot" stereotype got started because a couple Prime Ministers ago, Jean Chrétien pronounced it that way. Most likely because he was Quebecois and had an attack of Bell's Palsy as a child that made it so he could only speak out of one side of his mouth. French accent + not able to form words properly = long lasting stereotype that alot of Canadians don't understand.