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[@levi_athon9648]

The reason Chile’s army looks so much like Germany is because they originally had French officers training their soldiers and when the Franco-Prussian War became nothing more than Prussia and co drop kicking a child,the Chileans kicked out the French officers and invited Prussian ones.Thus,the German uniforms in Chile

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?(Google it if you don't believe me)

[@joundii3100]

@@krishangkashyao1699 "Aryan" came from Iran. Or more accurately Iran comes from "Aryan".

[@halrd2651]

@@krishangkashyao1699 we all knew that, the swastika is also used in japan

[@aakarshak1676]

69TH LIKE LESGOOOOO

[@nettopicko7652]

@@krishangkashyao1699 Swastika didn't came from India . Poland and Mongolia and few others have archeological evidence dating to 15000 - 10000 years old.

[@genghiskhan5701]

The fact that the Chilean army was based of the German/Prussian Army, the Chilean Navy was based off the British Navy and their air force was based off the US Air Force,makes me wonder how were they still not able to conquer the world at this point

[@gamerdrache6076]

they are waiting fot the perfect time like swiss

[@luca5cuyi]

It's because we are only interested in the coastlines, not the whole world, but it would be difficult to convince the other countries of that

[@neochris2]

Well, Chile has won every war it has had. And only gained territory, never lost territory.

[@luca5cuyi]

@@neochris2 the whole argentinian Patagonia was originally chilean

[@neochris2]

@@luca5cuyi It was claimed by both countries and the issue wasn't settled. Chile could have had a better claim but it was not recognized internationally as being from either country. Chile abandoned its claim during the war against Peru and Bolivia to dissuade from a 3vs1 conflict and secure the win, making eastern Patagonia effectively Argentinian. Abandoning a claim is not the same as losing territory, but I see your point. In the end both Chile and Argentina won. Chile got the north, strategically rich in minerals, Argentina secured the Patagonia without firing a bullet. Peru and particularly Bolivia are still crying about their loss today.

[@JocaPlays87]

What drew said in the beggining is totally true, my great grandfather was german and only fought in WWI before coming to brazil(i know its not argentina, but its next door to it)

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?

[@PCreeperStudios]

AYYYY A MIMIKYU

[@joundii3100]

@@krishangkashyao1699 Nobody cares.

[@jacaredosvudu1638]

@@joundii3100 and nobody asked you to answer And nobody asked me to answer you answering him

[@danzoom]

@@krishangkashyao1699 Did you know Did you know Did you know Did you know Did you know... Just stop, say what you wanna say, don't use riddles and write this under every comment!

[@leonhardeuler7647]

To be fair, although a lot of neo no no germans appropriate their imagery, the "Germans" in Chile are using Prussian uniforms and marches. So, it doesn't *have* to be bad, but it can be occasionally.

[@requiemlul3140]

The based war Germans.

[@C0lon0]

*laughs in helicopter rides*

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?

[@joundii3100]

@@krishangkashyao1699 Nobody cares.

[@user-kr5ie5sh7x]

​@@joundii3100 He is scammer from scamdia who wants to get your attention and scam you.

[@pridefulobserver3807]

Me a Chilean: "Oh no... Drew will make them notice !!"

[@diegoontour]

"Quick, nobody show this video to Putin!"

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?

[@theboi1430]

"QUICK INVADE CALIFORNIA BEFORE NAVIDAD"

[@Gookwear]

The world will realize our plan to dominate the entire pacific coast

[@3ballmapping380]

@@krishangkashyao1699 yes but why does it matter now?

[@porcodio243]

Me an italian seeing drew amazed for a 300 years old building: *laughs in at least 2000 years Egyptians: hold my beer

[@Deepak-gt9wd]

Indians:

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?(Google it if you don't believe me)

[@DacLMK]

@@krishangkashyao1699 Yes we know. But did you also know that the British were the ones who united the Indians?

[@krishangkashyao1699]

@@DacLMK We had to, to fight them!

[@joundii3100]

Iran : Amateurs

[@gengarzilla1685]

To be exact, Nazi Germany and Imperial Japan began drifting closer together in 1938 when the pro-Japanese Ribbentrop (yep, that guy) was made Foreign Minister. Before then the Germans actually had good relations with China and maintained a Weimar-era military mission there. It wouldn't have surprised me if some individual Germans still chose China over Japan by the time WW2 started in Europe.

[@gengarzilla1685]

Yep, I have heard a lot about all that.

[@zyanego3170]

@@krishangkashyao1699 I know.

[@kacperwoch4368]

Meanwhile Polish and Japanese inteligence cooperated against Soviet Union and being on the oppostite sides of ww2 didn't matter.

[@poppers7317]

@@krishangkashyao1699 symbols like that were also common in ancient and early medieval Europe. There are a lot of fibulas which look like that for example.

[@nazeerkhot3651]

@@poppers7317 ignore him he is a spammer

[@wetwillyis_1881]

When my mom was in Egypt, she went and saw the Pyramids, and asked to see the Mummies. The Egyptian tour guide laughed and explained that they are down in Luxor or the Valley of Kings, and not at the Pyramids, and that that would cost more money.

[@JJMK7092]

Aren't all the mummies in labs or the Uk anyway?

[@raphaeldasilvamello3531]

@@JJMK7092 bri'ish momenyt

[@joundii3100]

@@JJMK7092 Most of those who've been discovered are probably in some Victorian era Br'ish person's tummy.

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?

[@joundii3100]

@@krishangkashyao1699 Nobody cares.

[@inab9779]

Me as a Brazilian sweating nervously hoping that Drew doesn't take a look at our Parachute and Tank division music

[@tibersky8718]

Link?

[@Noperare]

"Last words are for fools who haven't said enough" says the man that didn't finished "Das kapital" vol 3.

[@Vic2_over_Vic3]

Chile has a better german military, then Germany. I'm german by the way

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?(Google it if you don't believe me)

[@ArcueidBrunestudReal]

Prussia*

[@masonhandforth1369]

@@krishangkashyao1699 did you know you commented this more times then the letters in your comment

[@cardenova]

@@krishangkashyao1699 most people know this

[@Schwachsinnn]

@@krishangkashyao1699 Did you know that you rae at least half part wrong?

[@b-don7930]

yeah, like atleast 200k germans were already in argentina back in the day, one of the reasons they went there: small amount, easily fit in Also, most of those 200k were Volga germans

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?

[@zMoaz]

@@krishangkashyao1699 did you know the term " who asked" came from the internet?

[@dragenmaster5385]

@@zMoaz lmao

[@alejsmt]

BTW, unlike most people in Twitter who take the matter "seriously", Drew highlighted the fact that most German descendants in Argentina had nothing to do with nazs (while still joking around with the memes).

[@SwitzerlandYT]

Ah Sussex, possibly the best, and the worst place name ever

[@hypoaktivnaovca]

Idk, Middlesex is pretty up there as well. 🤔

[@5roductionz1466]

Idk man, I think it was a bit of a success.

[@GarkKahn]

Well england was really close to being called something like sexland

[@jamieisaac2395]

The City I live in, in England is called Leicester. We have evidence of it existing from at least the year 400. We also have a cathedral from the year 900 and a bunch of battle grounds from the English civil war, where we found the body of the king that was killed... Just under a car park, randomly

[@Yora21]

Peppers didn't become spicy to keep mammals from eating them. Lots of animals like to eat them. The capsicin actually kills fungi, which are a real problem to soft plants in humid climates.

[@acoupleofgsanrandaneaniandann]

Interesting. I wonder if rubbing pepper on my walls will stop mould forming.

[@C0lon0]

"give some wars to south america" South america actually having hundreds of wars only in 19 and 20 centuries.

[@paprizio1073]

Not so much in 19th century, independence movements still haven't kick off much here.

[@arianelcole]

Far more than North America. US americans don't wan to see themself as the richer cousins they are and still want to be Europeans. How cheesy they are.

[@GarkKahn]

We don't have time for wars with our neighbours We have our hands full trying to kill our own population with starvation and street violence

[@katnisseverdeen1444]

Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Paraguay and Uruguay are such strange but amazing countries.

[@heyctf]

South America in general is so amazing and the same time weird

[@zddxddyddw]

Why strange? I'm Argentinian by the way.

[@yuca862]

@@zddxddyddw Why not? i'm colombian by the way

[@MrMath-2]

@@zddxddyddw definitely very strange, i'm brazilian by the way

[@meso_katto6256]

@@zddxddyddw it's strange yet interesting, I'm Filipino by the way

[@b-don7930]

the thing with southamerican history is not that there's nothing happening cause there arent wars between the countries the countries are constantly at war with themselves

[@GarkKahn]

And when we had them there was almost nobody alive to tell the tale

[@brodoxl]

3:52 yea but really, i am European, and I live like next to an church from 1100, and a castle from at least 1200. And of course like some buildings from 1500 or 1800.

[@thegamingwolf5612]

We don't have many old buildings the oldest build is like from the 1780s and we have a church that was build in the middle ages but rebuild many times

[@masonhandforth1369]

I'm european but I'm not overly close to any historical places as the closest one to me is temple newsam and would take me 35 min to get there on a bike while the next closest thing would take over an hour to get to on a bike and is about a 1000 years old

[@duartevader2709]

I live right next to a city from 1123 and the builds are at least 400 years old, its truly a beautiful place and I love it. Its Porto in Portugal

[@Wallace4MVP]

are we just gonna ignore the fact that drew always has caps lock on

[@mrjaman3752]

I though the samw

[@teotlcipactli7530]

@*aaci he screams

[@simpnak]

00:54 Prussia Glory on!!!

[@darkflame1.067]

FOR PRUSSIA!!!!!!

[@darkdelta3377]

They forget chile to have german tradition but they know chile as long

[@mouhamedaminelaksiri7318]

Argentina have no no germans Chile have imperial germans

[@luisjesus2276]

8:40 Salazar was born close to where I live

[@GeorgeSemel]

The Prussian Tradition is alive and well in Chili!

[@nicolasklausen8010]

Chile*

[@heyctf]

"Chili" lol, its funny bc in spanish is literally the same word (Chile is the country and the fruit)

[@nose-vm3gu]

@@heyctf In Chile we call the fruit "ají"

[@heyctf]

@@nose-vm3gu Como si no lo supiera jskd, pero me refiero a países como México, siento no especificar

[@cathroberts2125]

1:10 the Germans also used these helmets during ww1

[@CountingStars333]

7:18 that's an iranian princess and she was very well learned and many people wanted her hand.

[@cockatoo010]

3:59 Yeah, same. I went to Germany and casually had lunch in a cellar that had been there for at least 1000 years. Before that, the oldest building I had been in was probably up to 500 years old

[@evanarroyo1384]

I was born and still live in Puerto Rico, so I know how the historical thing feels. We have something called “Viejo San Juan” and it fascinates me. But when I went to Rome, the “Viejo San Juan” was all of a sudden brand new

[@arigatogusaimasu6257]

Another great video from drew, he always entertains me

[@lassebuch4576]

Yes, and it's a great honor for me that he has a meme I created in his video for the second time. Drew is my favorite KZbinr and that's pretty cool

[@enderdrow8844]

2:04 the official sentence he said in Roman records was “ tu quoque, Brutus?” which has the same meaning of the Shakespearean version, but modern historians actually found out that he probably said that sentence in Ancient Greek, which both Brutus and Caesar knew well

[@temosofthecommunistrepubli2637]

4:08 it also happens in Greece

[@michelecaprini3074]

9:13 As an italian, thanks to the person that made this meme.

[@Littlesnail-hj5gw]

As soon as I saw the “ Argentinian grandfather.” On the first meme all I thought was “Drew’s Argentinian grandfather.” 😂😂😂

[@alessiobenvenuto5159]

7:25 as a Neapolitan, i can confirm that's the most Neapolitan thing I've heard

[@lawden210]

8:34 !Trade offer! You get: Skirts I get: Your country as my dictatorship

[@maddogbasil]

4:54 Lol he really said barrage

[@electricay]

0:51 ignore, i like this part.

[@WERTYUIO821]

3:42 As a Greek I would love to disagree but unfortunately I have to confirm it... . I once got lost in Thessaloniki(school trip) and randomly passed through 5 abandoned historical sights.

[@Hoshimaru57]

8:01 Problem: 2 of those girls represent Japanese ships. The one on the left is USS Iowa (the first allied unit to be added in Kantai Collection), the one in the middle is battleship Kongo, and the one on the right is destroyer Shimakaze. So they wouldn’t be attacking their own. Then again it might not be THAT kind of attack😏

[@heitoremmanuel7471]

9:53 Brazil does that. I recently learned about how brazil delayed the abolition of slavery as much as possible (With laws like "A Lei Áurea", or "A Lei do Ventre Livre"), how the government destroyed poor peoples' homes in order to build new, european like buildings, and let the poor be homeless ("O Embelezamento". That's why Rio de Janeiro has favelas), about the period full of corrution that was "A Primeira República", also called "A República Velha" ("A Politica do Café com leite", "O Clientelismo", "O Coronelismo" and "O Voto de Cabresto" are examples of what happened in that era), how it took a revolution for Brazil to give the workers rights and make it illegal for children to work ("Revolução Trabalhista de 1930") ; and i'm also starting to learn about "A Era Vargas", when one of the first dictators (out of 6 or 8, i think) took power; and after that i think i'll be taught about the military dictatorship that came after the Vargas era. And the dictatorships that came after those. Brazil's history is pretty fucked up.

[@trashpandaentertainment]

Indeed(im from Brazil as well)

[@pinguofthehill7635]

I would love to: 1 Learn Portuguese 2 Learn Brazilian Brazilian history accurately 3 Visit Brazil

[@trashpandaentertainment]

@@pinguofthehill7635 1.Don't bother, it's not worth your time. 2. Don't bother, it's not worth your time. 3. Don't bother, it's not worth your time.

[@mininudoalem7950]

@@trashpandaentertainment Bingo

[@carlosanderson4479]

The last country to end slavery in 1888 I believe.

[@fauziyadesai]

Its just amazing when drew uploads

[@jeanarthur760]

I'd never forget South America. I am South American 🗿

[@Yora21]

It always keeps surprising me a bit when I am reminded that while Argentinians speak Spanish, they are mostly Italian. (Like most Americans not being English but German.)

[@Ignacio.Romero]

Most argentinian immigrants came from Spain

[@Mr.Schwartz.]

wrong

[@tomasmaniago5832]

Most americans are german, huh? I guess by the internet's logic we should be very worried about that.

[@bandito8390]

False, most white Americans are descended from Britain or are Scott’s-Irish. Many people do have German ancestry, but they are in no way the majority.

[@murakyo79]

We're hispanics trying to be french despite the fact we speak like the portuguese

[@invectus1351]

3:53 Arab Ruins Was this built 100's of years ago Yes

[@eduardpeeterlemming]

South America, Oceania and Antartica are the most forgotten continents

[@nicolasklausen8010]

Not that antartica has a lot to say

[@arianelcole]

I think that South America is the only continent without monarchies. If you divide continents like Hispanic countries do may be south americans be less forgotten. What I mean that in Spanish the americas is considered a single continen not three like english speakers.

[@R.B.90]

I wanted to buy the Canada ball plush but it's a bit out of my budget sadly. The maple syrup n beaver hat is hilarious though lol

[@catherinesagrado1068]

Drew: *Says barrage* The title: "The Ice Cream Barge" Me: Something's wrong, I can feel it

[@anomalo.]

I made that post :D

[@catherinesagrado1068]

@@anomalo. That's nice

[@lawden210]

4:56 Text: Barge Drew: Barrage

[@Atp2008]

6:02 In ww2 there was actually an RPG Motorbike that was used by the Allies. Idk if Italy or other Axis nations used it but it was popular amongst USSR and USA

[@ReaperCheaper]

Well, i love Horses now Drew told me to go to chili on Its birthday

[@-._A2._-]

the Stahlhelm was originally made in ww1 in Germany and Austria-Hungary and then was used in WW2 so technically it's not WW2 Nazi helms

[@mikeschmidt2526]

finish the last one, now i watch the newest Drew Video. what a good life

[@elzero3455]

Southamerican such peacefull región Meanwhile: -tripack alliance war -pacific war -2 Perú - ecuador war (last one in the 90) -multiple wars against terrorism. Such peacefull place xD

[@krishangkashyao1699]

Did you know both the term "Aryan" and the Swastika came from India?(Google it if you don't believe me)

[@Lowdian]

Compared to Europe and Asia? Yeah, pretty peaceful in comparison.

[@zddxddyddw]

Also: -Independence wars from Spain. -Spanish-South American War (not to be confused with the independence wars, it was a Spanish attempt to retake its old colonies). -Countless civil wars. -Argentine-Brazilian War/Cisplatine War -War of the Confederation. -Argentine conquest of Patagonia (a.k.a. the Conquest of the Desert). -Chaco War (biggest war in the region in the 20th century, with tanks, planes, ships and everything). -Malvinas/Falklamds War

[@RuiRuichi]

Compared to the scale and casualties of the wars in other continents it is not as bad. Heck some civil wars in Africa are still ongoing. Taiwan and China are still technically at war in a Civil War. So is South and North Korea.

[@arianelcole]

@@zddxddyddw Guaranitic wars, Salsipuedes deadpool, civil wars everywhere, Farrapos war, Lanzas war, Saravia's revolution, Guerrilla movements, Che Guevara.

[@lawden210]

1:55 Said the man with unfinished books?

[@ElChabaldelPc]

7:13 that's not european royalti, that's iranian royalti

[@jdhabdsudcbld]

If you're looking for war just take a look at Colombia's history, it's full of it. Ya'll are just not trying.

[@countryballsandmappingprod315]

Love your video Drew their so funny keep it up man!

[@FramedOrpheus23]

I love how Canada and Australia just moves a little bit in 5:05

[@selfim4110]

He bumps into them

[@irenecarrillo6750]

Interrupting Jonny Depp and Thurd's live trial to watch Drew

[@xxgearboxxx]

10:09 it would be kinda funny if argentina and Chile fought with the 2 fighter airplanes and 4 warships from the 80s we both got

[@sronaimus3640]

chile is long - a wise man

[@damndanielthesuctioncupdan]

South America!

[@donpablitojuarez4640]

Hello

[@AGamerthatregretsalot]

Sus America

[@demonhunter-1208]

Is south of North America

[@The3PillarsOfGaming]

@@AGamerthatregretsalot what its America

[@thefirstkingdogo1126]

@@demonhunter-1208 no its north of Antarctica and shout of het north-poll

[@ItalyTordy]

5:49 No capslock? Drew are you ok?

[@Mr._Dooter]

4:00 yeah, I'm from south Italy, and i lived in a house made in like the 1500s

[@mohdadeeb1829]

6:37 That's a much accurate name for HRE.

[@fanzaodegames]

5:05 Has anyone else noticed the Australia and Canada balls moving?

[@niceb00bs]

Drew : "It was called an Ice Cream Barage Vessel." Me : BaRaGe ? IT SAYS BARGE- I-

[@youregay-]

Nah Julius ceasar’s last words where “AAAAAAA-“

[@themightypotato83]

10:06 the problem is that our armies (or at least Argentina's) arent very modernized, so in a war we would only get conquered :/

[@GarkKahn]

Si los indios atacaran tomarian el pais en estos momentos ajjaja

[@Tounushi]

"Meanwhile those are WWI helmets..." And they're playing Preussens Gloria.

[@berno5920]

Well, really, the vast majority of Germans who came to Argentina were Germans from Volga and not from Germany as such. In any case, it has the highest number of German descendants in Hispanic America. (+1,000,000 - +3,000,000)

[@iyqcha1789]

CHILEEEE

[@mrguggen]

I just ordered the canadaball 🇨🇦. I'm so exited for it to come!

[@beybladerkid5489]

8:26 Me at 2 years of age realizing cereal was bad.

[@aitanacm3883]

Lol 😂 best video I had watch in the day also I also comment this on the last video but PLS Cuba countryball plushiene 😃

[@x7rogue153]

10:00 so relatable

[@anorbinspace51]

If goes in water, then yes, is fish. Human: *swims*

[@bellecardinal3717]

Having German father in Argentina Have an Austrian grandfather with a skinny moustache ruled over Germany in the 1940s and he’s in Austria

[@Yora21]

What? He pronounced Neapolitan right on the first try? I call editing magic.

[@yeboxxxchannel2505]

At 9:33 it is a tank literally named Großtractor. Also my somewhat most favorite medium-tank design that originated, from, the one and only. GĘŘMÆŇ ĒMPĮŘË

[@lassebuch4576]

It's so cool that Drew has already included two of my custom memes in his videos. I have done my bit.

[@Your_local_avgeek320]

Me: *ancient ruins from Roman Empire in lebanon that was thousands of years ago lol*

[@lolmao500]

Me whos been eating cereals every morning for the last 10 years... what?

[@motivation4595]

Actually jenesaries (sorry for gramar) were not like usual slaves as you might imagine, they were paid more than regular ottoman army, they also had higher ranks in the military. The main reason for this was that regular ottoman army was more loyal to their local tribe leaders rather than sultan, also in war, Sultan was protected by jenesaries and not by Ottoman army. Jenesaries were often saved for the last attack like in conquest of Constantinople when Sultan mehmed 2 ordered his last resort jenesaries to attack the city. So yeah, they were not like american slaves

[@Tian2zi4huang2di4]

5:05 when drew's elbow bumps into the coutnryballs it looks like they move towards each other I saw the balls move and I didn't notice draw bumping into them and I got real scared lmao

[@muffin1927]

They're talking about how stupid miles and pounds are

[@ashardalondragnipurake]

those helmets where the most efficient design only recently have armies stopped sacrificing their soldiers life for some silly pr stunt and actually start integrating the benefits of that design back in silly to associate efficient design with evil, its not like we demonize jerrycans also a german design there was a reason they used to be called efficient

[@stephenquinn3447]

Brazil: No-No Americans Chile: No-No Prussians Argentina: No-No Germans

[@Computment]

It runs on the bloodline

[@thatrandomguyontheinternet2477]

‘What does B-A-R-A-G-E spell’ Drew : barage ‘What does B-A-R-G-E spell’ Drew : barage

[@mazenalghamdi4633]

3:50 you call that old? LoL 🤣 in the middle East we have 11,000 years old CITIES

[@Ahalaya]

As someone who grew up in Colorado, I wish people would recognize the Puebloan cliff dwellings as the amazinh ancient ruins they are. There's a reason we went there on field trips.

[@Trumanhinton]

Argentinians be like 😮

[@Shieldv13]

7:50 meanwhile poland has to deal with the soviets a year later with the soviets and does three uprasings against germans at the same time

[@josemonsaji]

3:49 Asians and Africans be like "only 2000 years??"

[@nietzschesayshi2569]

Im German and I have family in Argentinia. They went there after ww1 in the time of the inflation in Germany. Argentinia is even more of a melting pot than America, one of them is married to an Arrab, one to a native Argentinien. Its really cool.

[@jacksonabraham39]

Nice job on hitting 1 mill Drew.

[@jacobevanoski1221]

Drew, do I need to call the FBI?

[@NoImNotTellingYou45678]

Bro My great grandfather was German and he was proud he lived in Mexico after WW1 and got a few medals of honour

[@mariasirona1622]

7:00 that princess was actually from Iran, so technically not european

[@hz3068]

But you get the idea

[@Earfrogj]

Never been this early to a drew durnil video