Danish Stereotypes

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[@Pohtaitoh]

''Danes eat potatoes every day'' Bitch our life is potato.

[@shinshung645]

Yessssss potatoes are life :D

[@Yascin1965]

JustaPotato i hate when people Call us danes......... UGH LIFE IS ANNOYING

[@Pohtaitoh]

***** But thats what we danish people are called

[@RG-em2lg]

Danmark styrer

[@mtsddideriksen]

potato all day

[@ev.c6]

I think the coolest thing about Denmark is the general equality mindset. I like to see girls approaching boys on bars when they feel like. This is really cool. Southern countries don't have that. :( Thumbs up for Denmark.

[@ankra12]

Its called confident.

[@ToJak91]

Reasons we are happy: We are hard drinkers..

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

***** ssssssh! Don't let them know our secrets!

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

+Kelly Louise Killjoy We haz sssecretss ? **hic** Where did the damn beer go?

[@jkrogsgaard8739]

+Grumpy ol' Boot sorry m8 i took it

[@Grumpy_old_Boot]

Dead Reaper Gaming Give it back!

[@svken797]

because you are dansk jävlar hahahahaha

[@mitch082010]

"We also have short brunettes. Im talking to you Michelle." Louise knows who i am O.O

[@sinachristensen]

😂

[@jod5967]

"People are happy in Denmark because of remoulade" Me: True :)

[@Peter-cd2fl]

Jeg kan ikke lide det

[@jod5967]

Spurgt

[@Peter-cd2fl]

+Jonas Nissum svar dit liv er lige meget kappa

[@matthewpalmer3889]

god sproget

[@Peter-cd2fl]

+Teepone tak

[@blackiecat4984]

Danish people sound awesome, I want to go there now!

[@g4yktzgjx6]

Sure you can stay at my place. You don't even have to ask.

[@blackiecat4984]

BlueCat what!

[@blackiecat4984]

Very nice of you :-)

[@andreasbjrndal3083]

Yay im Danish Rød grød med fløde

[@gulle8536]

Remember Rugbrød is like bread but Is Healthy . :^) It is Eaten in Denmark and Some North of Germany maybe even Norway. Also Why Do people say Rød Grød med Fløde . ? When they hear Denmark. ? There is Æ Ø Å

[@ezgiolgun3279]

Her accent is really cuuuteee

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

***** I will keep this comment as screensaver. Probably print it out and frame it too - and keep it as my phone background image.

[@odaxbi]

What accent? -laughs-

[@vigga5375]

“What accent?”

[@dhjun6211]

I am from Germany and I can relate to the traffic light thing. And if I am in the mood to cross a street while the traffic light is red, I constantly feel guilty :D

[@briannorton4784]

I never cross on a red light. Most people don't in Canada.

[@thefallen2811]

Considering that you Germans invented the pedestrian traffic light and the Ampelmännchen...

[@monkeysandme123]

i thought she said "We have psychopaths everywhere in denmark"

[@Ella-gh7qh]

Me too

[@maiainoue9880]

What did she say then?? "cycle paths"?

[@thorthedanishviking8598]

@@maiainoue9880 yes

[@ike8881]

I'm American and my dad's side is Danish. I have a "-son" name. This was rather eye-opening. 1) in a wide-open public setting as a bus or even Starbucks, I am very quiet and disinclined to engage w strangers. I've noticed these tendencies in my family as well. 2) growing up we ate tons of licorice for some reason. There was almost always licorice somewhere in our house 3) My dad was an avid cyclist: he biked across a large part of Southwest America in the 1970s. 4) Danish goal setting: I have never been an optimist. We definitely have our feet planted on the ground. When I think re it France and England had tons of Enlightenment philosophers; most of the Danish guys: Kepler, Brahe, later on Niehls Bohr, were scientists. HC Andersen's stories are not happy. We keep our feet pretty well planted on the ground. Sometimes too much so. Also, she speaks excellent English. And I think Denmark tried to sell Greenland to the US at some point but we passed. Is that accurate?

[@landersen8173]

Veeery late with an answer. No, The US wanted to buy Greenland during WW2 but we said no. Did sell the American Virgin Islands though. Used to be the Danish West Indies.

[@veronicajensen7690]

Danish last names end with "sen" Swedish ends with "son"-but maybe your father had a Swedish father? in Denmark your name would be Petersen

[@user-gk4xi1yn8p]

@@veronicajensen7690 My last name is also Peterson and it used to end in "sen" but, for some reason my ancestors had changed it.

[@srenrasmussen4400]

It was actually USA that tried to buy Greenland from Denmark but Denmark said no

[@carolinekristiansen5181]

in Copenhagen people dont talk too each others, but on the country side we are friendly and always say hello to each others on the street, even if we dont know them!

[@cerulean5032]

meh in parts of some area, like in odense i dont see it happening very often, but at places like als(the island), people are very friendly and say hello and have a good trip, stuff like that.

[@tinycockjock1967]

Caroline Kristiansen Yeah that's the big city spirit. If you live in a city for too long you start to hate people (Like me) and then you either stay and suffer, or take a break (Can be a few weeks or a few years).

[@sukirocks6170]

I love danish christmas. We live in Australia, but my mum and my mums side of the family are born in Denmark, so we celebrate all the danish Christmas traditions and it’s amazing

[@axelgravgaard4168]

The Jante law goes You're not to think you are anything special. You're not to think you are as good as we are. You're not to think you are smarter than we are. You're not to convince yourself that you are better than we are. You're not to think you know more than we do. You're not to think you are more important than we are. You're not to think you are good at anything. You're not to laugh at us. You're not to think anyone cares about you. You're not to think you can teach us anything. (keep in mind that its not an accentual law)

[@DanishCamp]

+Axel Gravgaard It's basically the same as being humble.

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

+Fortune Finder It's basically the same thing as hating yourself.

[@DanishCamp]

Kelly Louise Killjoy Nah, it's just about not being an arrogant egotastic type.

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

So if: You think you're special. You think you're just as good as everybody else. You think you're just as smart as many other people. You think you're just as good as many other people. You think you know just as much as many other people. You think you're just as important as other people. You think you're good at something. You think people care about you. You think you can teach someone something. - then you're an arrogant egotastic type? No. That is healthy self-confidence and self-esteem - and arrogance does not come with a healthy self-confidence and self-esteem. Arrogance comes with the exact opposite.

[@DanishCamp]

Kelly Louise Killjoy Of course you should believe in yourself and have all those things, but the original idea with the Jante Law derives from Hybris and ancient philosophy. You can bend those to think that people should listen to you cause you: know better than them how to do things, people should always care about you when you walk into the room, you think you are best at something even though there's always someone better, just because you think you are important you feel you can interrupt an important person speaking, just because you are good doesn't mean that you're better than others, just because you are smart it doesn't mean you are smarter than any others, you think you are special and therefore feel like you deserve a special treatment better than others. This is the true nature of it - it is about being humble. If you're feeling threatened by the Jante Law that's simply because you feel hit and can't take criticism. Stories of how you shouldn't be a boaster is present in all cultures and I personally think it's a good philosophy.

[@marygallo3035]

My husband is a Dane. He never crosses on a red light, he eats potatoes everyday and he wears quite a lot of black (even though he is not a girl.) Also, he's extremely good looking as well as tall and blonde. LOL Many stereotypes are true for him!

[@stephaniebeck1901]

Jeg er begyndt at græde af grin.. Jeg kan relatere til det grønne lys ved fodgængerfeltet. Jeg venter også til det er grønt.. For tænk nu politiet skulle komme.. I aint payin' 700 kr. for THAT! Når lyset så er grønt løber jeg over, for jeg skal fandme ikke køres over af en uopmærksom cykellist!

[@Dovndyr13]

stephanie beck Sandt nok, går gerne over for rødt og især når jeg får jyske venner på besøg, så kigger de på mig som om jeg er gal. Det gode er så at politiet heller ikke er gode til at gå over for rødt. En gang gået over for rødt, mens politiet pænt ventede :P

[@stephaniebeck1901]

Jeg får dårlige nerver af fodgængerfelte! Det værste er, at holde en i hånden, der lige pludselig går over for rødt og en selv stopper op som en stædig ged. "NO WAY IN HELL!"

[@BlackstarStar]

Jeg kan kun sige: BESØG AALBORG... (er oprindeligt fra aalborg området), og der er måske... fire fodgængerfelter hvor jeg rent faktisk venter (som regel fordi det er ved de mest traffikerede steder)... Alle andre steder synes jeg (ifølge mine egne observationer osv) at det er mere afslappet

[@stephaniebeck1901]

Hahaha! Komisk! Jeg kommer faktisk en del i AA :P Det resulterer bare at jeg løber skrigende over vejen xD Det sjoveste er, når jeg går med venner og jeg er den eneste der løber, mens resten bare griner af mig og tænker aint no fucking way Im moving faster for the cars...

[@theclickbaiter1044]

Du har kun ret xD Glad for at se andre danskere end mig!

[@orangeemilk]

'Cyclepaths'

[@kristianskov4841]

...........rhymes with "psychopath".............coinsidence?? Don´t think so!

[@orangeemilk]

Kristian Skov its good coincidence lol

[@frederikkejrgensen7478]

Lycrin Beilschmidt **cycle paths..** som i cykelsti..

[@Player_Review]

Real life stereotype, every Danish person's name ends with 'sen'.

[@helenasrensen8187]

+Jeremy Madsen that is because for a long long time ago... When fx a man was called Casper and he got a son, the son was named somthing Caspersen so people know that it was Caspers son

[@Player_Review]

Helena Sørensen Indeed. I love when I come across a Mads Madsen! Or a Søren Sørensen! My line gave up the naming convention about 4 generations ago.

[@lrkestherpedersen4979]

+Jeremy Madsen that is so true, im danish so......

[@zarahchristensen1147]

That's definitely true lol look at my name

[@zarahchristensen1147]

There is actually someone named Chris Christensen in my family lol

[@Steel08J]

from these stereotypes, Denmark seems so similar to the UK! apart from being attractive and cycling a lot haha

[@jasonahbh4880]

Shut the fuck off.

[@Steel08J]

Sara James what does that even mean? Your telling me to "shut off"

[@JesperJorgensenn]

And the red and green light! I swear on my life, we were 10 danish students in Glasgow for six weeks, and I am amazed that people don't get run over more often in Glasgow, it was insane how little people care about the lights in Scotland (Don't know if it's the same in the rest of the UK) 😂

[@malfnction]

Joe Steel When I was on vacation in London, it took me a couple of days before I had to drop the whole "waiting for the light to turn green" since it not only took forever, but also because everyone else around us got annoyed when we stopped up.

[@paulthe2mikolajdupontsrens586]

Joe Steel oh hell yeah. British woman are gorgeous as hell

[@brianc2619]

I'm of Danish descent (like 9th generation) living in America and I've always been considered strange by everyone else (ex. potatoes everyday and I love licorice) and after watching this video, I'm more Danish than I realized!! XD I guess it stays in your genes hahaha

[@xanderrskov]

exeuroweenie Rød Grød Med Fløde* ;))

[@ThePainterr]

I second what you say! Danish in disguise...lmao!

[@aparisk]

My grandfather was Danish and I always been uncomfortable with being praised or when getting awards and recognitions. Now that I heard the law of jante it made me realize maybe that's where all comes from. I do think some things pass on the genes...

[@virgils_storm_cloud2761]

i can relate, wait i live i denmark.... oh and denmark ownes greenland...

[@tinycockjock1967]

Nina Moore Owning that iceberg isn't an achievement but hey whatever makes your day.

[@gutsjoestar7450]

used to won Iceland and Faroe Islands as well as Norway, Gothenburg, Schleswig-Holstein , Danelaw, Normandy, Northern Scotland

[@MusicJamSchauspiel]

Wow. You Danes actually have a lot in common with us Germans. Almost all of those stereotypes apply here as well. Oh, we have Remoulade, too! :D we just pronounce it differently. And I LOVE liquorice! I need to come and visit. :)

[@chucky8622]

MusicJamSchauspiel If you come then bring some cheap beers for me :)

[@tobiashirup953]

+Chucky 86 Sometimes i drive down to Germany for soda, beer and juice. Everything at the border is cheap as hell

[@heatherferreira4225]

+MusicJamSchauspiel Noooo! No! Licorice must die

[@nikolajschmidt4922]

+Heather Ferreira But licorice is the best candy ever made :(

[@mandypandy111ify]

+MusicJamSchauspiel Well, Denmark IS just North of Germany.

[@christopherhess9383]

Drinking, swearing, and eating potatoes daily sounds perfectly normal.

[@Watashiwanekogasuki]

basically, danes are pessimistic whereas americans are overly optimistic to the point of entitlement.

[@AJHart-eg1ys]

Likely written by a pessimist? :)

[@bookmilla8616]

Nah, I’ll simply it for you. Denmark gives no shits. we party, we drink, we love, we live.

[@AJHart-eg1ys]

Obviously, the definition of "live" differs from country to country.

[@oskar1076]

Nope we just dont give a shit

[@lingnaidu1175]

I would rather define them 'realistic'.

[@woltersworld]

so true :) thanks for the good laughs.

[@joalexsg9741]

Delicious vid. I´ve never been to Denmark nor will eve be able to but I love their language and folklore and this love of privacy and independence is something I also treasure deeply in my heart. I will all civilized people felt the same way, unfortunately, some cultures do exactly the opposite, sigh. Tak skal du have for this very sincere and useful vid showing us a bit of the Danish soul.

[@jihanmuhith7335]

I almost got ran over by a bike..

[@jihanmuhith7335]

***** literally tho like i stepped onto the bike path and the biker just like rammed into me lmao

[@alexandriariley5209]

+Jihan Muhith Why are you stepping into the bike path? That's like stepping into the middle of the road or stepping onto railroad tracks.

[@jihanmuhith7335]

Thomas Riley IT WAS AN ACCIDENT I THOUGHT THERE WERE NO BIKES AND I STEPPED ONTO IT AND A BIKE CAME

[@benjaminfisher6909]

+Jihan Muhith I've done it too, don't worry

[@williamlerche2162]

Never go on the cycle paths... Seriously they will kill you xD

[@YouDabian]

Cyklopaths everywhere! That made me laugh!

[@tangosvn372]

That potato reaction was priceless, I really enjoy your "about the Danish people" videos.

[@lizardking5237]

Do Danes eat Danish in Danmark ?

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

beavis simpson Yes. Here it's just called "wienerbrød".

[@lizardking5237]

Kelly Louise Killjoy Thank You for the reply :)

[@lizardking5237]

*****:>) Brains,yummy tasty brains,you can never eat just one bite.

[@VictorianRabbit3456]

Can you do a video about dating in Denmark? Or however you go about romantic relationships in Denmark.

[@DanishCamp]

+VictorianRabbit3456 No one really knows how to engage in romantic relationships, so we just wing it I guess? That's probably why it's so difficult to get involved with each other. Stopping strangers to "court" them isn't an easy thing in Denmark :)

[@camerona.6560]

+Fortune Finder what if you are a foreigner there xD?

[@DanishCamp]

Cameron A. Unless you're brave as hell you meet them in places where you would naturally find a common talking point. Like if you're in a class together, if you're at a nightclub, if you have common friends, if there's something common to talk about. Whatever you do, do not let your intentions be known, even if you're asking for a phone number, telling that it's a date or that your interested in a relationship makes it awkward and make them run away with their tail between their legs. I admit it shouldn't be this way but sadly it is. If you've openly said that you want a person they'll loose interest in you. But Danish dating aren't easy. Good luck :p

[@VictorianRabbit3456]

+Fortune Finder that's upsetting to know since that's exactly how I am. Super open and always able to say how I feel eventually. Oh well.

[@camerona.6560]

***** Lol I'm just curious because I'm going on exchange there for a whole year in a couple months. Thank you very much though it's cool to get some 'insiders advice'. I mean I'm pretty good looking and idk I'm always super open with telling girls exactly how I feel so I think it will be interesting to see how it works over there. So u said not to let your intentions be known, but when should you let them be known? At what point?

[@fatfatat444albertkagan]

The "tall blonde" is what people think of Sweden.

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

+Albert Kagan It's in generel what is thought of Scandinavia.

[@superwog8229]

+Kelly Louise Killjoy A lot of Scandinavians look like albino's, I think it's because they actually are.

[@norwegianwarriorprincess751]

+Kelly Louise Killjoy true

[@alexandriariley5209]

+Super Wog As someone who's 1/8 Danish, I assure you they're not albino, since being albino is a single trait (trust me - neither my grandpa, who's 1/2 Danish, nor anyone related to him, are albino). Also, albino humans have purple eyes.

[@idaprins1462]

Just like hetalia!

[@masterken5926]

could you make a comparison video between the Danish and Swedish ?

[@TenderAce]

Killjoy, you're a fascinating lady

[@AleksandraGesiorska]

Sooo if Danish people aren't much into dating, how do relationships look like?

[@olelund1841]

the most common way for danes to get into a relationship is to have sex for some months, and then get together.

[@Yascin1965]

Aleksandra Gęsiorska I honestly Dont know............ Even i am Danish............ Oh ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff Uck

[@Waff3n]

We get super drunk, have sex with random strangers and hope that one day you wake up with "the one".

[@AJHart-eg1ys]

Oddly enough, these replies seem to be fairly accurate.

[@marlenejantzen3910]

I Meat my boyfirend from School ☺️

[@kitkathleen3586]

Omg I never thought about the potatoes growing up with a Danish father

[@PK-ls4jq]

Wow. Glad I came across your channel. Such great vids.

[@tony1954]

A tipsy Dane... noting new there :P

[@aizelmariesaguid4811]

I'm in a relationship with a danish guy and all of your clips are true. haha

[@sandratymm326]

Hold Nu kæft jeg er færdig af grin 😂😂 du forstår virkelig at fortælle den nøgne sandhed om Danmark og danskerne, også endda med humor 👌🏻 Well done 💪🏼✌🏻️

[@selah2367]

At 7:15 I heard: Beer is a common cult beverage. My reaction: Oh there must be a lot of cults in Denmark! Wait, what?!

[@Kazuya720]

1:45 Don't worry, in Garmany we do the same and its just called, respecting rules. ;) Also the people in Austria and Switzerland respect also the rules (in generall )

[@Xezlec]

In English we have a saying: "rules are made to be broken". I would be surprised if that expression exists in German.

[@Kazuya720]

Translation:"Regeln sind zum brechen da" ;) However, we mostly try not to break rules, because have their sense.

[@stormaxelsen3629]

jeg blev cyklet ned en dag.. -.-

[@idaprins1462]

Shit

[@mr.boomguy]

Stereotype confirmed...

[@danyallodhi2362]

Hey Kelly! I'm glad I bumped into your videos. I'm coming to Copenhagen in Denmark to study in a Master's program at UCPH. I'm learning from your expert advice on Danish culture! :D

[@katett3]

Love your videos! X

[@LPSAnngarrettt]

Der er så mange ting i denne her video der er sande.

[@Ninix0306]

Ikke så tit man finder danske lps fans

[@LPSAnngarrettt]

Jeg var faktisk en af de første xD

[@Ninix0306]

TheDarkLPS same xD

[@LPSAnngarrettt]

Du kan li' K-Pop og PewDiePie? Vi kunne hurtigt blive venner... :P

[@Ninix0306]

TheDarkLPS OMG ka du os lide kpop? :D feeedt...hvor gammel er du? ^^

[@mathildestensgaardgoldau4343]

did she say 'cyclepaths' or 'psykopaths' because no matter what it's true

[@ronaldgibson]

Some of this sounds normal for me. Even waiting for the light to change. My Danish grandparents came to the US in 1909.

[@melindamanthey2757]

My husband's grandfather came from Denmark to America in 1903. e was 19 Years old.

[@bellaneergaard7341]

i live in denmark and the 'girls wearing black' thing is pretty true. EVERYTHING they wear is 'Samsøe Samsøe" i swear to god

[@hasikon]

am im gonna be deported for not enjoying remulade?

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

+hasikon Yes. The answer is yes.

[@hasikon]

oh shat

[@hasikon]

***** i dont think you understand ,im not an outsider ,im a inside sabotauer ,say goodbye to your precius remulade

[@AFriendlyTheo]

1:27 Cyclopaths??? puns???? kill me???? pls?????

[@kristianbrandt3012]

It's is true about the cold beer. However we also drink lukewarm beer, varm beer, stale beer, even beer way beyond expirantion. I don't believe our happiness is as much about low expectation, as it is about a sense of security and safety. University tuition is paid by tax, as is healthcare. So you can get an education and a heart transplant without being tens of thousands of euros in debt, which does put a smile on your face. Kelly is right about complete strangers in public though, I always assume they want to sell me something. I believe this is a unique Danish and American trait. I just recently got back from a 6 month stint in New Zealand, and even on the streets of Auckland-NZ's largest city, total strangers will stop you to ask how you are. They do this in Australia aswell, but in New Zealand they actually wait for an answer! So strange but also quite refreshing :)

[@I_Have_The_Most_Japanese_Music]

+Kristian Brandt (In the U.S.) someone sitting behind me on a bus asked me if I would like to buy some stamps, WTF.

[@harolddouglasburkejr7387]

Reminds of how my Danish friends can crack me up

[@TrixAreForKicks]

Sup ;D finder ikke så tit danske youtubere

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

Sup! ;D

[@TrixAreForKicks]

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

Remulade er vejen frem!

[@Peter-cd2fl]

+freja Lenschow jeg kan ikke lide det men vis i kan lide det er Fint med mig

[@alexanderthyrrestrup6184]

+Eivindur det er da ikke dansk, er det?

[@goombz]

Det er trist når man har glædet sig til at spise fritter med remulade til aftensmad, og ens far så har købt en remulade der ikke smager godt ;-; the regrets of letting my dad buy the remulade ... DAMN YOU

[@blackiecat4984]

I am watching this from New Zealand. Awesome video, very funny

[@wooddragon55]

That was super fun and very informative, now give me the roulade.

[@TheSpookster]

I hear your accent

[@felskeren284]

Now that i think about it all my brunette friends are small

[@soccerchamp0511]

Don't worry, you're not alone with the stoplight thing. I lived in Germany for 3 years, and most of the people there would wait for the lights to change too, even if there weren't any cars. They would always give us evil looks when we would cross the street early. lol

[@zoeragdoll1544]

My boyfriend is Danish (I'll be moving to Denmark to live with him in march)... most of the meals I've gotten while visiting him have evolved at least 3 types of potatoes. includes French potatoes, brown potatoes and fries. it's nice but holy shit...

[@michellejatta]

omg... jeg er brunette, er faktisk ikke så høj igen, og jeg hedder Michelle😄

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

Michelle Jatta Det er noget jeg kan ;D

[@michellejatta]

Kelly Louise Killjoy hehe, tænkte nok jeg kunne se på dig at du var lidt magisk ;)

[@lassinscotland]

Your sweater game is strong. Love it!

[@Vdubarub]

You are amazing! Thank you for sharing your time and culture;) Keep smiling

[@moonshinemovers]

+Andy H Dont believe what she says

[@esptanalha45]

Thumbs up! I just moved to Copenhagen from New York and its amazing how much the cities overlap. And yes... remoulade! Where have you been all my life??

[@crazycritter8141]

Just staring to learn more about my Danish Heritage! Thanks for the Video!

[@lisabyrne6589]

We visited Copenhagen last month and made many of the same observations! I loved your quiet trains!!

[@Sp00nWithMe]

Your videos are making me miss Denmark so much right now!

[@telefon72]

The fine for crossing the road when there is a red light in denmark is $215...

[@bahars305]

Girl I really like your sense of humor haha😁😊👍👍

[@megan_collins]

This was hilarious thanks ;)

[@kittenblack5431]

Your accent is the best thing to bless this planet

[@stijnverhugt6332]

You're so funny, tak for the videos :)

[@alexmcgraw9382]

Love your videos

[@squatch545]

People not crossing the red light when there's no one around (e.g. 4:00 in the morning) is a stereotype of Canada too. Because Canadians are so polite and obedient.

[@emilietronbjerg8680]

Ahahahah hvor er det her genialt!

[@stesharhodes]

This video is awsome!

[@kindicon9363]

Hejsa

[@simonewhener2882]

Your Chanel made me to understand a lot of this gs after 5 years .cool

[@SenyoritaMaria]

Oh thank you for sharing !

[@tamminar_]

I just bust out laughing when you said "Remoulade". You danish was really showing there.

[@AJHart-eg1ys]

Yet another video from a Dane that points toward a lack of aspirations among the people being a main reason for what they consider happiness. So far this is universal in the almost a dozen vids I've seen so far.

[@FaroesePictures]

0:03 "Reshoted" .. Danes talking english in a nutshell..

[@KellyLouiseKilljoy]

Wargasm I'm so surprised that after all this time, you are the only one who've pointed it out.

[@FaroesePictures]

Kelly Louise Killjoy Haha, jeg er færing mig selv, og vi udtaler engelske ord sjovt, men danskere :D - ingen topper jer :3

[@madimartin6439]

Really enjoyed this video! I am new to Aarhus as an exchange student and am having a fun time observing and better understanding the culture!

[@odrieortega2658]

You're so funny!!!!!! :D i migrated in DK for 9 years now and find this very true :)))

[@ElMonoBlanco66]

This was actually funny .... good video .. :-)

[@NightEyeStudio1995]

I've only watched one video so far but by god, it's awesome to see a fellow dane here on youtube :D especially one as fun and awesome as you appear to be :) And all hail the Great Jim Carrey!

[@punkpaco1]

you are adorable... and very funny... thanks for the video... good notes for things i have to keep in mind when i visit Denmark next week

[@Computergenimrel]

Yeah, as danish we eat oat flakes for breakfast, rye bread(using a sourdough and seeds) with sliced/pasted meat toppings for lunch, and for dinner depending on who it is some mix of potato, rice or pasta with pork, chicken or beef. We have a lot of bakeries so bread is also common at breakfast, lunch and dinner. We also love hotdogs, Germany our neighbor is constantly making sausages so us being part of that culture is not weird. I love Remoulade which is basically blended piccalilli(a relish of chopped pickled vegetables and spices) with mayo

[@palmshoot]

We have remoulade in the states, though it's not that common. It's superb on fried calamari.

[@MsShahen11]

You look like María Clara sooo much!! :O -Elsker dine video'er så meget, forsæt det gode arbejde ;)

[@YouDabian]

By the way. The reasons for people in Denmark in particular, and in Scandinavian generally, to have an elevated level of happiness, has been scientifically studied. One article, starts the conclusion like this: "It is clear that the welfare state is positively related to happiness. But it is not all welfare states but a particular kind of welfare state that is most conducive to the subjective well-being of citizens: the universal welfare state. This welfare state, however, seems to be connected to two other important social features: the level of social trust and degree of corruption. One can say that, empirically, countries tend to cluster so that countries with large and mostly universal welfare-state programs also have low levels of corruption, a high degree of social trust, and high levels of happiness and social well-being." rothstein.dinstudio.se/files/Social_Resarch_Happiness__Welfare_State.pdf

[@ellaisaila7185]

Thank you for this ya helped with developing one of my ocs (they are Danish) thanks!

[@fluffyarsenic6607]

In Poland people eat potatos almost everyday too. And one of our cities is facetiously called Potatoland. And once we had one girl from Denmark, we thought "hurray, someone with who we can drink!". Aaaand she was drunk after one shot and one glass of champagne xD

[@jenniewest7203]

Remoulade 😍😁💖 I'm Danish American and living in Denmark now. I thought no one else was as obsessed with remoulade as I am..

[@lrdjimmy9]

you are so hilarious! I'm visiting Copenhagen in a couple of months, I hope I encounter someone as funny as you!

[@daperdoodles]

When I was traveling back from Denmark, my family took the train and there were some pretty funny drunk people on the train! It was amazing!

[@danniebjerning5408]

Elsker din passion til remulade i den her video XD

[@kasperschierenberg5990]

We're just the Canada of Europe. Aren't we!? .-.

[@carolineskyttevestergaard3144]

We don't think only one of those things when someone are talking to us in the bus.

[@user-vn2on9tz9g]

There are always a chance, that completely blond parents can have a child with brown hair, the thing is that if a person is brunette with absolutely black hair he is highly likely not Danish ethnically, the more correct sentence will be non emigrants Danes have bright hair from blond to dark brown

[@flirtatiousdisses]

Its so true! My sister and I realised that when we visited Copenhagen. The people hardly jay-walk even when there are no vehicles on the road lol