(Eng Sub) Bragging about wealth, all because of USA- controversy of American Dream.

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[@daffo595]

This show is super interesting! Wish more countries had shows like this. Its really intriguing to see people of all nations united by korean. They might not all speak english or french but because they speak korean they can have insightful conversations and discuss social issues.

[@DL-wu9kk]

totally agree. love love love this concept.

[@itsmeomun]

The world peace summit that earth needed...lmao

[@heretherewhere7375]

China does

[@wint.han.s]

you can watch it more on Netflix

[@koyukiny]

@@heretherewhere7375 China bought this program from Korea so Chinese version is a remake of this Korean show

[@Yvonnaanderson]

ugh Tyler is 100% right. this frustrated me so much. The American Dream is basically getting a job, getting married, having kids , and being financially stable. Its not our fault that movies and media has convinced other country's that were all about money. The American Dream is based off of hard work to eventually get to a stable place in life. basically everyone's own form of happiness.

[@user-on1em2nk3i]

Totally agree

[@petercho4145]

+Yvonna Anderson agree. It's like you are free to work hard and prosper as long as you are responsible for your act.

[@SongofBeauty]

Yvonna Anderson preach! I got mad too lol as a daughter of immigrants this is exactly why parents came not to show of wealth.

[@elumix2430]

Yvonna Anderson all comments are about tylor is rigth !!! but mmmm.this is cos all of you are american people :/ pst . im from s.america

[@sophiebeaumont9608]

It's ridiculous to say that "a job, getting married, having kids , and being financially stable" is the American dream , that is literally ever country that ever existed's dream.

[@JavoniaStylesU]

Poor Tyler. He really needs another American to back him up.

[@Tyson1002]

I completely understand Tylers frustration. The American Dream is not to be filthy rich so how is it our countries fault that other countries misinterpreted the American Dream? America has only been around for 238 years but the kings of other countries from thousands of years ago were draped in gold and jewels but somehow its Americas fault that people show off wealth. They should try looking back in history when America didn't even exist and they will know that the rich, in every country, always showed off their wealth.

[@wholesome122]

kgfan celebrities show off their wealth because it brings them more attention and therefore more business. Many other wealthy Americans spend their lives downplaying their wealth. I think the thing we can be most proud of is that while we do have immense wealth, there aren't distinguishable classes that prevent people from moving from one economic status to another.

[@SongofBeauty]

beachballer yes!!! We value and respect the man or woman that starts from the bottom and makes their way up. And the American dream is not about showing off wealth but it is about living a successful happy life.

[@sophiebeaumont9608]

Look who the president of the United States is now. They were 100% correct.

[@NgienRoach]

I’m not an American but the American dream was hope for immigrants to come and live a happy life or start of fresh and build their lives for the better. The panel was frustrating to watch. 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@jci703]

you are right i just think that the media and Hollywood, as Tyler said, are the reason why the "american dream" is perceived different in other countries.

[@eunjinhaneul6065]

i may be wrong, but for me the american dream was something the immigrants looked up to. immigrants came to america to start a new life. they wanted to better their quality of life and they thought america was the answer. they wanted to give their children and their families the opportunities that weren't/not easily available in their original country. that, to me, is the american dream. other nations may interpret it differently as time perverses the meanings of many things. added with the globalization and communicative aura of the world now, it is easy for things to get twisted and lose their meaning. tyler looked offended. as he is the son of an immigrant, it is rightfully so. he, like many children born from immigrant parents, was raised with the stories of how his father sowed his hopes and dreams into america. it is not necessarily an immigrant's dream to become rich in america. they are just striving to improve the condition of their lives.

[@SongofBeauty]

Eun Jin Haneul yes!!! Couldn't have said it better myself as a daughter of immigrants I feel the exact same way I got so offended as well. My parents didn't come to the US to show off wealth they came so that we could be SAFE and have an education and the most opportunities available to us. I would have been so much more mad than Tyler it's like after he made his point the other countries should have backed down because that's their distorted perception of the American dream to actual Americans we know what it is about.

[@dazzlingdiva16]

I'm just sayin, how y'all gon try ta tell the AMERICAN that he's wrong about what the AMERICAN Dream is??????

[@ramen8138]

The American Dream is subjective

[@sgsg9059]

Easy , THEY ARE SAYING WHAT AMERICAN DREAM MENS IN THEIR OWN COUNTRIES

[@niccolom4556]

majenne because the "American Dream" MYTH isnt the same for everyone.

[@callummandragore9004]

not telling him wrong they were telling him that's how 99% of the rest of the world sees it as. flaunting wealth is seen as extremely tacky and distasteful in the most of the rest of the world. last time i stayed in america a good part of a conversation on a few evening when meeting people was either solely job related or talking about how much wealth they had and were making a year. if you do that in france people will smile and put up with you for the evening but talk about you behind your back and will not want to associate with you/avoid you in the future. not saying only americans do it but if a french person does it we immediately distance ourselves from that person even if we earn more than them

[@ABDC1Fan]

It's not about being wrong or not. It's how other countries think and perceive it.

[@jean1334]

ㅋㅋ 여기 미국친구들 개 빡쳤네 ㅋㅋㅋ

[@najune01]

Europe had a traditional aristocratic class, who had accumulated wealth, and so were more seclusive and less exhibitive about it. On the other hand, American high class made wealth as enterpreneurs, and so they tended to publicize their new earned status with conspicuous spending--a nouveau riche culture. Sociology explains that these "high cultures" of the high class tend to be emulated by common people of those respective regions. So, I think the European panels were trying to bring up this cultural/historical difference when saying that so-called "bragging about wealth" came from the US... not as a general diagnosis of US people, which can't avoid being offensive...

[@MadAsianOtaku]

Their arguments against Tyler is just simply stupid. So they're all blaming US for having their countries perceive US as a country of show offs and the inventor of "American Dream." No, it is in the eye of the beholder. You perceived that and that is your fault. That's like you think a handsome man is showing off his handsomeness when all he does is just stand there in one place. You perceived him as handsome and he did not brand himself as handsome. He is just himself. Also like a poem, there are many interpretations of "American Dream" and US.

[@BLU_GR.Y]

well handsomeness is a bit different - b/c you can't really hide it, but you can be humble and not brag or be obnoxious about your good looks versus being wealthy, where yo u can be on the DL about it and not be flashy af and esp. with internet, social media, etc. it's so easy to show off your wealth these days which isn't exactly necessary to do even IF you are rich if u were wealthy, you can also be humble and you don't have to do things like show off your million dollar car on instagram or something stupid like that the culture of being a show-off stems from american culture and capitalism personally, i dont think this showing off of wealth is the "american dream" but a perversion of the american dream

[@sophiebeaumont9608]

Well now 2 years later, the most obnoxious show off is now President of the United States. So they are 100% justified.

[@Brit15102]

Sophie Beaumont so your basing one person or thing as America

[@user-ri4tw2dw9q]

Liberty Walk nah, as a korean, his kor speaking is almost native and even some points are better ,and he had shown his coversation skills while this show broadcasted

[@twotonkatrucks]

no. it's about what gets depicted and promoted - and ultimately spread worldwide through media that US exports en masse.

[@MissCrystal92]

Poor Tyler, I think we all wanted to step in there to help him. He’s absolutely right and the arguments against him were totally baffling. I am offended bc my parents and grandparents risked there lives immigrating to the US for a better lifestyle for themselves and their family. In no means were they traveling here in the benefits of showing off their status and wealth. The main priority at the time was safety and shelter. This “American Dream” can be perceived in so many different notions and you can’t generalize it for an entire country. Thank you Tyler for standing your ground and representing America in the most humble way.

[@samanthajung1206]

Although to other countries America may seem like they're just flaunting wealth around, the panel (besides Tyler of course) is missing the point that the "american dream" was never like that in the first place, I can't deny that it could have been corrupted over a couple years which is apparent in the media and was even a main theme in Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, but America is still the "land of opportunity" for many people all over the globe. Opportunities doesn't necessarily mean wealth but it means being happy, settling down and creating an economically stable family. My parents didn't come to America to get rich and show it off to everyone else, they came to create a better environment for me and my siblings-- this is what the real American Dream is. (ahhh late but had to get this out there!! and such a big fan of this show i cant believe i just got into it)

[@SongofBeauty]

samantha jung couldn't have said it better myself. As a daughter of immigrants I got a little mad but yeah I wish they would have respected Tyler more.

[@josiejeanlouis5192]

omg for the first time I want to jump there! I could had his back! and I agree with Tyler said. idk where they got that idea of the American dream. because when my parents came into the country it was totally different. I feel the American dream is coming for a bad situation and leaving your hometown to start over and make a better life for your family. that's what my parents did. I don't like how people take things from movies or even like he said celebrities and thinking there facts. if the table was flip they would understand.

[@SongofBeauty]

Catch_Me_If_You_Can yeah for money TO live well enough and not be in a BAD situation my parents did that as well it's not about money only it's about being safe getting and so forth but in ALL of this the American dream is NOT about showing off money it is simply about moving from bad situation to a better situation. As an American the American dream is not about showing off wealth but about living a secure happy life. Totally different things and that's how most Americans feel too.

[@josiejeanlouis5192]

SongofBeauty thank you! 👏👏

[@kym5115]

Some people receive things differently so, some people got the mean of American Dream is about Luxury

[@elainefaria56]

The discussion is not about what happens in reality in the usa, but is about the ideia that usa sells to the wolrd through its own media.

[@Brit15102]

Isn't France also one of the places America perceives as showing off money?

[@we3dolphins492]

타이러가 다 맞는말 했어요.. 무슨 아메리칸 드림이 성공해서 의시대고 보려주는 거라고 누가 그러던가요.. 우린 유럽피안 과 다른나라 들이 미국 질투하는거라 생각 합니다.. 이나라 저나라 살아봐도 미국이 제일 살기 좋았어요 .문제도 있지만 열심히 일하면 꿈을 이룰수 있는 곳이라는건 변함 없습니다.아메리칸 드림이란뜻 오해하지 마세요..할리우드 나 어디 특정인에 과소비나 과시는 주접들이고 수많은 부자들 재산들 환원많이 하고 보통사람들은 열심히 일하고 꿈을 찾고 있습니다..

[@458_f8]

그 문화를 어떻게 인식할지는 그 나라 사람들이 결정하는건데 지들이 그렇게 받아들여놓고 미국탓ㅋㅋㅋㅋ

[@jm-in-jp]

인식하는 과정에서 미국에 대한 이미지가 첨가된거죠

[@user-be6xw6nb2n]

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[@eda5936]

Still can't agree with all those people giving Tyler flak for this segment. How you interpret the American Dream doesn't make all Americans people who find it okay to flaunt(?) their wealth..

[@nickelbug0707]

I don't think the other panelists understand the concept of the American Dream at all. And as an American I found this extremely frustrating to watch. The American Dream is having the ability and opportunity to achieve one's own happiness. For the elite (who account for a very small percentage of the population) that may be buying that $20,000 pair of shoes and posting a picture of it to social media. For someone else, that may be simply having a roof over one's head and feeding their family at the end of the day. To each their own. I assumed it was common sense that Hollywood movies and celebrities do not represent millions of people, but apparently this is not the case.

[@anastasia-fr1gn]

LOL get me in this panel. Tyler I'll come to your aid😂😂

[@Ravenstar2296]

This is a little funny to me because at the moment, China has legitimate money bragging problems.

[@orchidRiTa18]

It's funny how they perceive what the American dream really is - and to be fair music, movies and television have undermined the hard working class people. Yes they have debt and crisis but honestly they go to work and have to feed their families like everyone else. There are homeless and jobless poverty stricken people in the US as well. I'm not American but as an outsider looking in it's a bit frustrating to hear this. What country doesn't have its share of problems. And for the record if you're looking at ONLY the elite in the US and judging the entire country by that then you have some real issues. You might want to take maybe an economics course or history as well. Basically, poor Tyler was sticking up for the middle and lower class Americans and got flak for it. The panel must think he's a show off too I guess.

[@danielha7895]

+orchidRiTa18 It is not your fault nor Americans'. But it is true that American media and some of celebrities make people to perceive the American dream wrongly. And Judging everything from small matter is really common in our society, and we should consider this phenomenon seriously, especially if it is caused by media. You cannot blame on the kids who wrongly influenced by Justin Bieber. You might want to take media and political science class.

[@orchidRiTa18]

+Daniel Ha point taken and considered. I was just pointing out the fact that Tyler was sitting there outright telling them that that isn't what the American dream is and they still turned around and gave him some grief for it. What's there to be convinced of if an actual American is telling you that that's not the dream lol.

[@anastasia-fr1gn]

+Daniel Ha Justin Beiber is Canadian LOL

[@user-yp7yz4wc8p]

타일러 너무나 귀엽고 사랑스러운 *♡^

[@ThePricklyash]

The American Dream is this, that your success is dependent on your hard work, and not your family lineage, and success can mean different things to different people.

[@auto3878]

근데 타일러 진짜 대단하다 헐리우드 로스엔젤레스 라스베이거스 뉴욕 전부 한국사람이 발음하듯이 말하네

[@thedustwhispered]

Tyler explains things very well, and calmly even when he's upset. I'm glad he represented the US.

[@raine_7266]

I find debates like these to be very hard to define. The "American Dream" is actually a really outdated and close-minded concept. Yeah, what the other guys were saying is quite true. America is very influential because of its power, so the whole showing off thing can be a result of other countries seeing how Americans live in the media and then copying it. On the other hand though, America is filled with different people that come from different backgrounds. Tyler was right, if you are an immigrant, your dream isn't to be famous and rich, your dream is more about stability and financial security. Much like how other countries don't like to be stereotyped, people should also keep in mind that America is a melting pot, therefore there really isn't a standard "American Dream".

[@wholesome122]

Lorraine Garcia agreed. the American dream for one person could be traveling around and living a minimalist lifestyle out of their car while for another it is to have a house and a family. Essentially it is the idea that there are not classes or barriers to prevent you from pursuing what you want to pursue and being successful. Granted, we still have barriers today but we continue to work on them so that opportunity can exist for everyone.

[@we3dolphins492]

미국도 있는척 하면 욕먹어요.. 사람 취급도 않하지.. 타일러 말이 정확하게 맞는 말입니다. 무지한 인간들이 타일러 열받게 하네..미국 에서 살아본적도 없는인간들이 저런 소릴해... 얼마나 열심히 그리고 겸손하게 사는걸 본적도 없는 것들이 ...

[@jimmyj8516]

과몰입 ㄴㄴ

[@darkeyes226]

As an immigrant here in the US, it frustrates me when they say the American Dream is all about accumulating wealth. Maybe it is true for some people, but others are because of freedom & independence that they don't get to have in the country they left behind. The misconception that other countries have about American Dream, I can also partly blame on some immigrants who came to the US. I personally know of some people who, when they go back to their home country, they act like they're very wealthy -- spending left & right -- and thus making people believe that the American Dream is just all about having lots of money.

[@jee1985]

이게 어떻게 한 나라때문이라는건지? 어느 나라든 부자들이면 대부분 어느정도는 과시욕이 있다 생각함 그걸 미국 영향 받았다는거는 억지지

[@aisha1199]

I believe the "American Dream" Is working hard and being happy. I think is is outsiders (and I don't mean that in a bad way) that twist that.

[@wholesome122]

Aisha Burch it's because they have limited exposure to Americans pursuing their own variations of the American Dream. They probably only ever encounter wealthy travelers abroad.

[@paulele8220]

Is the U.S. responsible for how other countries perceive it? If the people in other countries have formed this opinion, fine. But don't try to say it's the U.S.'s fault. WE didn't make you form this opinion or that perception. You judged it based on your own knowledge. The U.S. is not responsible for what you perceive, it's all you. Other countries should get that, and not blame the U.S. for their own opinions.

[@novrandaalifthari8085]

Shelbers how ignorant

[@dazzlingdiva16]

Novranda Alifthari ?

[@EozOrange]

Showing off is very much about status. If you're not born into a middle/upper class family and you didn't have that head start in life (going to all the best schools, going to university, being able to pay hospital fees when things go tits up, connections/networking/the family name or a title) then all you've really got to set yourself apart from everyone else and enhance your own authority is the wealth that you've made despite your initially disadvantageous position. The American Dream is about the process of 'rags to riches', riches don't necessarily have to be about money, some people's idea of having a good life is having lots of kids running around the house or only working Monday to Friday and having the entire weekend off. But it just so happens that the top paragraph fits into the concept of the American dream and because it's the media, we always hear about the worse cases of extravagance and wasting money because the scenarios in the bottom paragraph are ultimately quite boring. There's no shock factor involved.

[@yutasbestestfan]

I feel bad for Tyler, with all these guys going against him ,:( . But he was definitely right, the American Dream was a term coined by immigrants, as they believed that when coming to the US they would be able to accomplish something here that would have otherwise been hard or impossible to accomplish in their home country, it means(mostly) to be able have a job, be economically stable and to in general have a good quality of life. I don't know where these other countries are getting the idea that it means to show off your "wealth"....I mean if that is their mistranslated definition then that is on them, and it has nothing to do with the US. Also the topic of showing off wealth, well there are people that do that all over the world not just in the US and it mostly depends on the person, because also a lot of people, don't feel comfortable showing off, so I think that they were generalizing the US a bit too much with those comments.

[@jci703]

*it's not that theyall were going against him, they always debate like this*

[@jinny.s3797]

타일러 말에 공감 ~^^

[@we3dolphins492]

미국도 돈자랑하면 욕먹지요.. 왜 미국을 괴상한 나라 인것처럼 난리야..아메리카 드림이란 뜻은 타일러가 한말이 맞는겁니다.. 똑바로 인식 하시길..

[@ramen8138]

I agree with Tyler and I understand how frustrating it is because he’s trying to explain himself while everyone corrects him about his own nation

[@we3dolphins492]

타일러 상식이하 고집불통인 인간들 하고 외로운 언쟁을 하네요.. 타일러 저런 인간들과 상대도 하지마세요.아 속터지게 답답하네.. 타일러 가 1000000000% 맞아요.!! 미국을 정확히 모르면서 다 아는냥 떠들지 말아요.

[@raytwin11]

Yes! Tyler stand up for us. When my grandparents immigrated to the US they came not to make a lot of money and brag, but they came to settle and have a better life and better opportunities than they had in Italy

[@jl94387]

This kind of pissed me off because they didn't listen to Tyler and were completely against him. Like he said none of them are American so they wouldn't understand the American Dream. I see the American Dream as settling down and reaching your point of happiness not about becoming rich so you can show it off in other people's faces. They should've listened to him and his perspective as an American instead of blatantly blaming the U.S. for flaunting their money. It's not the U.S. Fault that your country sees the American Dream as becoming rich and flaunting your money. You can't tell me that that's the American Dream if you yourself are not American. If they're saying that all Americans flaunt their money than I can say that all Germans are nazis because hitler was German and that all Asians are Chinese because China is the biggest Asian country. If you're not American then you can't tell me what the American Dream is okay. I can't tell you what your culture is or what it stands for therefore you can't tell me what American culture is or stands for especially the American Dream. My parents came to the U.S. from Mexico to give me and my siblings a better chance and to build a life here. That's what the American Dream is, not showing off your money.

[@adrianachavez5830]

Yess👏...same here if only we couldve told them ourselves...they have no idea what our parents (my parents came from Mexico) went through and so they cannot say that my parents came to the US to get rich and famous but to give us a better life

[@user-yd9ud7ni9o]

우와아 영어 대박 많네.. 나도 보면서 쫌 그렇다 싶기는 했지만, 이렇게까지 진지100%로 받아들이실 줄이야..그래도 예능인뎅

[@user-yd9ud7ni9o]

타일러 말이 맞는 말이기는 하지만

[@tikaslp7434]

Not a fan of America but when we talk about wealth, let's go back to history. There are many civilizations like the Egyptians, Greek and Romanians who make wealth as a symbol of power and wisdom. The thing is there's greed in every human and it's up to your own will to act on it or not. So instead of blaming others just reflect on your own self.

[@elfstarlight]

looks like im the only one in the comment section that isn't american and angry lol

[@sabrinas9019]

Right? The amout of americans getting triggered here is splendid 😂

[@tigersarecoolie]

Damn thank you tyler for doing a great job on representing America here, explained it really well even tho the others seem a bit too stubborn to open up

[@jailene3107]

My parent’s “American Dream” was safety and financial stability. Their home town was poor to the point where almost everyone stopped studying during their elementary or middle school years to help their parents work. My parents only graduated middle school but they couldn’t go to H.S bc the supply cost was too high for them. With limited job prospects, they felt they had no other choice but to go to the U.S. Although we were never rich, there was always a roof over our heads and food on the table. More importantly, our city was safe and we were guaranteed and education with opportunities for college. My mom always said she was okay remaining poor as long as her daughters were able to go to college. The American Dream is different for everyone.

[@Ownthe]

부의 자랑 여부는 개인 인성의 문제이지 그걸 미국 탓하는 이유는 뭐지.....

[@Brit15102]

I relate to Tyler getting mad. No one trys to listen or understand they all have there views on America based off of Hollywood or something without ever actually going or knowing

[@kage3759]

Its definitely considered rude to brag about your wealth in the US... but ppl will likely not scold you for it b/c American have a mentality of “you be you and I’ll be me”. This is speaking as a foreigner who has lived in the US for many many years. Even though Americas can be outspoken at times, they also have a tendency to ignore strange/rude/disruptive behaviors as just being a quirk of someones personality. Like if ur not hurting someone or going over on the rudeness they just don’t care what u do. I found this rather refreshing and liberating as this is most definitely not the case in my home county...

[@shysnow8]

In my sophomore English class we had to discuss what the American Dream means to us after we read of Mice & Men, & everyone has a different interpretation. Not everyone who reached an American Dream was American. It’s about choosing what u want to do & follow ur dreams. A lot of foreigners had the idea of the American Dream because they wanted a better life. It’s not our fault some celebrities go & flaunt their wealth on social media. They interpreted the meaning in the wrong & they can’t judge a country just by some celebrities.

[@tashatoddman7492]

Tyler is right, it's just the Europe's interpretation of the "American Dream" they see from movies and celebs. Many other countries showed off money and wealth, it's just the fact that US is very open and has a larger presence that we usually see opposed to other countries.

[@MwLiera]

They're all jealous lol 😂😂😂

[@icyflamer]

Tyler man, the struggle is real. I got frustrated exactly when you did!! yes it's ALL OF AMERICA'S FAULT that these other countries put so much more importance into our movies and celebrities. 😒😒😒 meanwhile Europeans were the ones refusing to let go of aristocracy, being the super rich kings and queens and their families staying super rich(and in power) for generations. and then the poor, who always stay poor and have no way of changing that. not even their children or their childrens' children. The "AMERICAN DREAM" was inspired by the thought that; if you bust your ass hard enough, you can go from nothing to whatever you wish to get from life. generally being the family, house, car, etc. none of them would know better than him, you tell 'em ty!!!!

[@user-hq4mz1fl3b]

남잘돼는거보고 따라했다가 잘못돼면 남탓

[@wnffljfbr]

For Filipinos, American Dream is being able to settle down and live a good life with your own family. Filipinos never bragged anything about getting rich and powerful in US. That's quite disappointing about how the other race tells him that.

[@marsthulite]

I got so frustrated watching this, Tyler is right! We don't show off our riches because it out others down and it is still considered rude in America too. Having a house in a safe neighborhood , stable finance, and making sure your descendants live a good life is the America Dream. Last year in my class we had a discussion on the American Dream and everyone had said similar thing to what I just said with a few thrown in such as health care and good educations. We all never show off out wealth or success, I know a very few people who live a privileged life but they never mentioned it because they know it is not acceptable to show off. In America, no one show off unless it is a celebrity doing it (also remember, some celebrities are very humbled too). In Europe they do show off, but do we ever called them out? Not usually, so why should they decide that is how American people act? Listen to Tyler, he knows what he is saying. He is right, we don't consider wealth as our dream, we just want to live an average life in a safe way.

[@Brit15102]

Anyone else getting mad at the lack of knowledge the panelist have and how there so quick to judge based off of certain social statuses. I wish I was there to help Tyler.

[@lillyhong7819]

I as an American, to me an American Dream is living a fun loving life, and graduate from a nice college, and get a nice job to support a family in a nice house.

[@sjsjsisjsi9158]

유럽놈들 진짜 웃기네 왜 미국 때문이라는 건지는 이유도 제대로 말 못하면서 왜 밑도 끝도 없이 미국 탓이라는 거냐 I totally agree with Tyler. What The guys from Europe said is so ridiculous.

[@joy3203]

lots of countries are looking up to USA. i side with tyler, my parents american dream is to settle in american soil and have better life there. thats the real american dream - peaceful life, able to buy whatever is needed, have kids, white fence, pool, pets. media used to overemphasize to sell ideas

[@maryhavingadventures7150]

Just a simple comment. The American dream is to create a better life and better opportunities for yourself and the next generation. That is all.

[@exo4everfanboythao175]

For the first time I wanted to defend the American Dream. Tyler needs another American to back him up. I really want to go back him up.

[@stopsometoxicarmysgucci1671]

Same it's frustrating to see people who don't know about America and only gets the knowledge about it from movies.

[@joymendoza4697]

I may be 2 years late but ugh! Tyler is righttttttttttt!

[@aikoakuma9840]

Lol, it's funny to see people blaming the U.S.A when they should check their own country and see...

[@marcusson9025]

Even though this show was entertainment, it was facinating to listen to other country's perception about other country. This show was super informative, and entertaining and some one needs to sub this show and release it in youtube.

[@viper8579]

When I was a kid, the American dream to me was something that looked really easy to get. I always thought that if I move to the US I can be so wealthy because the country looked so high level in technology, education, etc. but when I actually did move here I learned that the dream is actually hard work, get a good job, have a family and be financially stable. So, I understand the misunderstanding that the others had towards the American dream but I feel that they have to experience themselves before straight up blaming the US.

[@idleeidolon]

Tyler did a poor job of explaining what the american dream actually is.

[@stopsometoxicarmysgucci1671]

He was trying to but people keep talking over him. Even if he did they won't listen to him and think it's wrong when it's not.

[@ChooChewChu]

This is an interesting debate and I may be biased because I'm an American, but I don't believe the majority of us like to brag about our wealth. That's why it's considered extremely rude to talk money here (e.g. asking someone how much they make or how much they bought their house for) when it's perfectly normal to do so in many other countries like Korea. But I think the world perceives the opposite because we do everything in excess because of our wealth. But that's not because we want to brag. We're just fortunate enough to do so and want more for our own and others' satisfaction. And by more, I don't mean designer bags and $25k puppies. We want to feed our family and friends, go on vacations, live comfortably, and overall, just live happy lives. But the panel does have a point because although most Americans aren't braggers, we've come to tolerate the small minority who are more than other countries might. Like in hip hop, bragging is fundamental. The average American would roll their eyes at a Joe Schmoe constantly talking about his riches, but when we watch a music video or a show like MTV Cribs with this kind of in-your-face behavior, we don't think twice about it. We're numb to it because it's not PHYSICALLY in our face. But then the world sees this type of media and thinks all Americans have this attitude which is funny because many other countries are emulating our pop culture. So if others are going to call us out for this then they've gotta look in the mirror first.

[@monsterkukie7678]

The American Dream is about being able to work hard and achieve success. It's that no matter how low your economic and social status are, hard work will get you success. That's fundamentally what the American Dream is. BUT, in the 1920s, a lot of people turned materialistic. So, technically, I can see both sides. However, it is still lame to blame another country for indirectly influencing bad behavior... like what your people do is technically their fault.

[@reemali4590]

Atala A-tala cracked me up 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

[@annaborkowski9726]

The "American Dream" is to live in a free country with a stable home and happy family. That is what it has always been. Yes there are people who flaunt their wealth, but there are people like that in every country. It's frustrating that other countries are misinterpreting the life of wealthy ignorant celebrities as the "American Dream".

[@mjp4232]

아메리칸 드림 노력 한 만큼 기회가 평등 하게주어지는것 아메리카 드림

[@harrydaf6794]

I used to live in the states for 14 years and i have never seen people around me showing off their wealthiness. They seemed to know how important little things are. American dream is about getting job and live forward with someone you love. It is not about money in most cases and americans know it.

[@DatVideoDoe]

This is what happens when you have people talk about things they have no idea about, you have people spouting opinions that aren’t rooted in facts.

[@maiyiathao95]

That's not the definition of an American dream. Everybody has an American dream and they are all different. Making a lot of money and bragging about it could be an American Dream, but not for all. It's about success and showing that you have made, but that doesn't mean it's a bad thing. The media showed it wrong and/or others misinterpreted it wrong. You make it how you take it.

[@sloopysnoopy1933]

Tyler is so right! How is it our fault that people from other countries call "the american dream" something about wealth? To me, the american dream has always been a phrase used to suggest that someone is trying to make their situations better by moving to america. Also, side note, all of the people who immigrate here to make money that they are claiming ruin the perception of americans by essentially "flexing" (lol) are foreigners. I live in rural pennsylvania and nobody around here boasts about their money, and it is very important in american culture to volunteer and help others. Why do americans always look like the bad guys, when we are essentially a country made up of FOREIGNERS. Basically foreigners calling out other foreigners on their shit istg.

[@novemberpar2765]

Noo.... American dream is to stand on your own feet. That it

[@Sienna1919]

This brings out my inner American, Tyler I’ll defend with you 🇺🇸

[@jezempress2118]

In my perspective, living in USA means having a stable life. What I mean by stable life..Perfect job, financially stable, own house. In my country, we long for high salary to sustain the needs. USA offers jobs whereas the salary is enough to save up. People who are considered rich in my country, migrates to USA, to purchase a land or a house so that they can have place to stay for vacations or stays there permanently. Some of us think, when you live in USA or in other parts of Europe, you are wealthy. I think the term "American dream" means you have enough money to live there for years. Not rich, but has enough money to live. I conclude that some people just misunderstood that term. Just my opinion though.

[@Dwaarfius]

ok but y'all need to accept that most of europe and other parts of the world don't like the us aka we blame y'all for almost everything because you DO have a very big influence on the world

[@staarrLunaa]

You can't blame all of Americans for something that rich Americans did. Its not my fault that Paris Hilton is out here buying 25k dogs, I've never even had 25k in my bank account. And if I ever did get blessed with that amount of money it would all go to bills, necessities, helping family and then to save for a rainy day.

[@mlonerr2234]

Wait...I thought American Dream is to have success by working hard and determination?!?!

[@dominic1297]

the american dream is pretty much a job.. a house and a family.........idk why they thought it was anything else...even though europe came from peeps who have monarchies who is THE ULTIMATE SHOW OFF of Wealth

[@nancyw9141]

This really frustrates me. Their basically saying that American Dream is what's causing people to be brats or whatever. When in reality, the American dream is just living a good life. The life you want. Events such as the Gold Rush, or the building of the railroads and the steel industry is what made other people outside of the USA think that the American Dream is all about making it rich. In the end, it's the people outside of US viewing it in a different way and that's what makes them think that the American Dream is to gain wealth and status. Hope this makes sense. Lol

[@LoveShelbylee]

Oh this has me so heated. Like having a comfortable stable life and being happy is the American dream not money. How is it our fault that you all took it the wrong way and are now trying to blame us?????

[@dianachen8943]

The American Dream does not equal to the flaunting wealth now popular on social media. It only shows the current social media is very America-centric. The celebrity industry is very America-centric. Also it’s not just US going through that phase. Japan went through it and currently China.

[@candy_9918]

The American dream is different for everybody when coming to America or living in America. There’s a certain dream that they have in mind and it is to come to America and have a better life than what they had in their other country. However for some other people that were born in America, their view of the “American Dream” is different.

[@honeymoon9514]

This is so funny how he got roasted lololol all of them are such a big mood in this episode. Look at those faces lol

[@xoxosthe123]

Isn't the American dream about you making it, meaning, being able to accomplish your goals. Most of the time those goals are, being financially stable, having a pretty house and having a significant other to share it with. However, everyone has different goals, we are not all the same.

[@wholesome122]

KAT yes. It is the ability to define your own goals and the opportunity to be successful in accomplishing them without class barriers.

[@Brit15102]

Hollywood and the rest of America are completely different, if I were to brag about something I would get in trouble by my mom. But showing people things and bragging are different

[@kigutaskorner527]

I understand both Tyler and the other guys. Tyler is trying to explain the original meaning of the American dream, as an American. The other guys are talking about the perception of the American dream as per pop culture. Sadly they *should* be listening to Tyler, *THE AMERICAN*

[@intertwinedinside]

ABSOLUTELY AGREE.

[@indrasoktafia560]

OMG poor Tayler

[@yxlau4845]

tyler really needed an american to back him up there!!! this clip made me so frustrated because all their arguments against tyler is not right at all??? your country's own perception of the american dream is the direct translation of "the eye of the beholder". definitely nothing to do with america at all, yet you make it seem like it's america's fault for making your country feel and think that way lmao.....

[@glanced9684]

Poor Tyler, he's a cool dude but his country has done so much damage around the world, and everybody knows it

[@gabdominates]

That is NOT fair, the American dream is not about showing off wealth at all it's about safety from persecution. Why the hell should we get the bad rep for Paris Hilton and other celebrities capitalist expenditures??? Tyler, you did an amazing job sweetie.

[@karenvillarosa9261]

Where did the phrase "Keeping up with the Jone's" came from? Is it American? I think showing money off is different from country to country. I think UK has this too, but subtle. America is just in your face always - very expressive so that is why they come across like bragging. But there are definitely people who show off their money just in different approach.

[@whatblank4157]

i don't understand why showing off is a bad thing...

[@yxlau4845]

lmao i don't think the 'american dream' is about making money and showing off your weath, it's more about going to a foreign land to chase your dreams and after facing all the challenges and failures, achieving your dreams and pursuing your own form of happiness. it's about working hard and succeeding in the land of the free, where you take responsibility for your own actions. regardless of failures, you're able to leave behind whatever you've known and migrate to a foreign place and making your life there. THAT'S the 'american dream'.

[@mattisonstrom6452]

The American Dream is and was never about flaunting wealth and showing off. To be simple, the American Dream is truly about survival. It’s about making a better life for oneself. The American Dream was built on the backbones of the immigrants who came to this country from the 1860s to the late 1920s. They came here because living and working in America was better than what they had in Europe, Asia, or South America. To say that the American Dream is about flaunting power and wealth is just wrong and insulting to the people who practically worked themselves to death in the factories of 19th and 20th century America. If you want proof look at the big names in our history. Andrew Carnegie was a Scottish immigrant who had nothing, but because he believed in the American Dream, he became one of the most successful businessmen ever. The American Dream isn’t just in life, take a look at the Great Gatsby, and how F. Scott Fitzgerald mocks the Dream by comparing the gap in social classes. F. Scott’s point and Tyler’s in the video is that looking at the upper class and their wealth is not a proper example of the American Dream. So for a European to dissect the Dream saying that it’s about flaunting wealth is completely wrong. The American Dream has always been about survival and making a better life for oneself.

[@luisag1123]

So frustrating watching this!

[@illyx3987]

The first time i think politic is fun.

[@thatonequietgirl7747]

This show seemed interesting, but I lost all interest just from this clip... I don’t think anyone would be laughing and making jokes if they felt like people were verbally attacking their country and culture because of misconceptions. You can clearly tell Tyler was getting frustrated (and even offended), but they kept basically saying the U.S is to blame for people wanting to show off how rich they are.

[@gaoxiong9688]

Tyler 👌❤️

[@justice.01997]

Dam so that's how Europeans view us huh

[@aseelnasser1894]

well maybe showing off is a part if Americans lifestyle but that does not mean all of them like that. The Russian guy talks out of his unlinking of usa....

[@sophiewayne9968]

he's actually Tyler's really good friend. it's just the concept of American dream outside of US is viewed in that way. both sides are neither wrong nor right completely, they are only talking about different perceptions of American Dream