Family Guy is roasting countries! They have no chill! | History Teacher Reacts

Family Guy has no chill. Here is a compilation of them going HARD on dozens of countries across the world! Can Mr. Terry take it? He keeps his sanity by explaining the history behind the jokes.
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[@MrTerry]

Who got roasted the hardest?!

[@GamingCeo420]

Hi

[@grease.mv7993]

Def the jews

[@doctornick17]

​@@grease.mv7993💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@eggardman]

Japan

[@Fan_Of_Things6876]

Hard to tell

[@eggardman]

As an Italian, I can confirm that most teachers I meet are either light and you don't really learn anything or a mental breakdown machine

[@MichalKolac]

How can i immigrate to Italy?

[@eggardman]

@@MichalKolac depends on where you live

[@MichalKolac]

@@eggardman i live in czech republic just tell me how i can get to the italian female teachers!

[@eggardman]

@@MichalKolac you're crazy

[@MichalKolac]

@@eggardman well you are the 546th guy to tell me that

[@tromedlovdrolmai]

I mean, for the USA one, Peter did technically stick to his original statement of equal rights for all. If no one has rights, then that is technically equal rights for all.

[@elmodelo101]

Yes, all are equal, but some are more equal than others.

[@mastrtonberry2]

@@elmodelo101 Gonna need proof of this statement. Like, actual proof where the law is written that excludes rights for certain people over others.

[@copocopocopocopo]

And it's true for back in the founding of America too. Most rights, especially voting rights, were reserved for the wealthy white landowners. Poor whites didn't have the same rights.

[@lordnul1708]

​@@mastrtonberry2a lot of them were euphemism heavy, for example look up "sundown laws". The messed up part is some towns still have them. I'd link some examples IF KZbin DIDN'T DECIDE TO AUTOMATICALLY DELETE COMMENTS WITH LINKS IN THEM FOR NO REASON. And yes, this includes editing links into existing comments. I checked and tested it.

[@stratonikisporcia8630]

@@lordnul1708 But it doesn't include links to p*rn websites for some reason

[@aisu3368]

As a Swiss I can confirm that we're so great that USA always forgot us, even in family guy

[@blueboy3990]

Most countries are unmentioned

[@keenari0470]

Oooo Black and sippin. Ya ya black and sippin.

[@jytvreal]

Only in the video, they've probably made a joke about every country but the video needed to be short@@blueboy3990

[@Mouse_Librarian]

Switzerland is a cool country, though. I feel like the most people could jab at it is the stereotype of being neutral all the time and that's not really that funny.

[@roseedge5626]

more like so busy being neutral no one notices how little you do.

[@cameronbarnes4216]

As an Australian, yes, we do have spiders the size of dinner plates but they're not deadly to people (besides possible car crash if they hide in your car which some do).

[@StrakanDocrusReakal]

Yeah, it's the other stuff ya gotta watch out for, especially the redbacks. Don't mess with redbacks.

[@cameronbarnes4216]

@@StrakanDocrusReakal yea those pea sized Assholes and don't forget the good old Sydney Funnel Web

[@robert-joshuamcfaddin7041]

​@@StrakanDocrusReakalTo be fair, red backs are large enough that I'd piss on them in a heart beat. Black widows (red backs) are common here in the southern states as well. My dad pissed on one when he went to take a piss behind an abandoned gas station dumpster. I'm more afraid of spiders like the Brown Recluse for personal reasons.

[@nash6237]

@@robert-joshuamcfaddin7041 same, mainly because of the necrosis

[@robert-joshuamcfaddin7041]

@@nash6237 Exactly

[@jokerz7936]

My grandmother was 100 percent Irish and she tought me the proper way to make a 7 course Irish Dinner now all you need is a Six Pack and a Potato.

[@Zireael83]

as a german, that sounds like my favourite german dish too ^^

[@lelandconner3337]

Ha.

[@blackcated5755]

I love how after Palestine you just went "Yeah, I ain't touchin' that one." Honestly, don't blame ya, lol.

[@jytvreal]

He doesn't want the comment section to become speaker's corner

[@iviui2d3i2]

Hello students! Today's topic... Well.... Let's all take a little trip back to 1948, class... Now, you see.. Uhh well.. We had to.... Umm and... Holy Land,... Uhhh.. Wait why does Palestine keep looking smaller on the map every year?... Ohhh OOHHHH oh oh no yeah Umm moving on..

[@schebbi]

well look what happened

[@isaaca9044]

​@@schebbiyeah that one really didn't age well and it's only been two weeks

[@lendo1116]

fr that's crazy@@isaaca9044

[@samuelavetisyan1062]

I'm Armenian and I can verify that the cologne thing is 100% true, lmao

[@felixsoheili1154]

1000% true. My dad has like 80 bottles and every gift is always cologne from Armenians on my birthday.

[@andrewbatts7678]

I asked an Armenian friend of mine if it is true that they all love system of a down, he responded that his grandma is a SOAD fan.😂. What do you think?

[@shugler]

Lol very true indeed. I'm surprised they haven't attacked the jeweler stereotype yet.

[@andrewbatts7678]

@@shugler what about system of a down?

[@oliversherman2414]

As a Brit (English), I can confirm that our country has a lot of accents. You can go from one town to another, no matter how far away it is, and the accent will be different

[@Danspy501st]

I kinda imagining it like this "Ah. Finally in London. I can understand the english here" Walks 500 yards "What the f do you mean?"

[@oliversherman2414]

@@Danspy501st basically lol

[@ishmaellion6721]

@@Danspy501st In London alone there is like 10 accents 😂

[@luked2767]

London is the worst place 30% or less native British people and so many that only know a few words of English. If you ever go to the UK stay in London for the sights then go to some nice city's like Bath, Bristol, Cardiff/Swansea in Wales, Cornwall to the south of England and Scotland (I was born in Wales by my parents raised me to speak with a very neutral British accent, I thank them so much for that as people assume I'm classy and smart (I'm not) but I can't understand people in the north of Wales, Liverpool, Scotland and even some places in London. Most guys from the UK try and put on a cockny accent as they think it makes them sound tough but they just end up sounding like a cock. Same with white guys speaking Jamaican slang. I have heard people say the "feds" are after them and one person in the UK told me that I did something wrong and the FBI interviewed them and are after me.... I had to explain how retarded they are and that the FBI is a US agency that's not in the UK and the systems are different. It was like explaining the big bang theory to a fish. I love the US and how girls like my accent but it seems so many villains in US media have a British accent.

[@metroidhunter965]

And more if you go north of Carlisle. Especially if you get them drunk.

[@PhantomBanker]

Fun fact: The First Minister of Scotland is of Pakistani descent, and the Prime Minister of the UK is of Indian descent. If Scotland ever passes a referendum for independence, it would mean the partition of the UK would be negotiated by a Pakistani and an Indian. Let that irony sink in.

[@ibraheemshuaib8954]

They'll be laughing their asses off

[@austinthacker3403]

The memes that would come out of that one😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jamesshaw1621]

We need to make this happen. The sheer volume of comedy material will take the internet months to digest.

[@joelirish]

Wasn't the British national dish, chicken tikka masala, also a Scottish invention?

[@dangingerich2559]

There are so many layers to this...

[@hAn_TYkje]

As a Norwegian, it's true. Most of us can't dance. BTW: The sign in the background says "Hjem, kjære hjem", which means "Home, sweet home"

[@berthebear_real]

As a fellow Norwegian I can confirm that most of don’t dance at all

[@hAn_TYkje]

@@berthebear_real Unless it's Hallingdans, for den er god.

[@berthebear_real]

@@hAn_TYkje stemmer det

[@themilkman2225]

As a German national it was hundred percent accurate

[@Thaierd]

We're just lucky that you aren't Socialist as well

[@TEC-XX_619]

As a huh?

[@themilkman2225]

@@TEC-XX_619 meaning I was born and raised in Germany

[@snesman3081]

Stimmt leider😂😂

[@lordfarquar9215]

​@@Thaierddummy

[@catdogsking8658]

The Canadian ascent is just the people who get lost In Wisconsin and are forced to learn French when they get found in candida.

[@michaelcartier1840]

When did they ascend & why didn't I hear about?

[@Prauwlet213]

As an Englishman, I can confirm that our plays are quite literally like that, people just say gibberish and people laugh at it and it’s great.

[@cockodemon7443]

As a Canadian, we're not nice, we're passive-aggressive

[@TheOffkilter]

yeah thats what I assumed that guy was really trying to do only for Stewie to take him literally lol.

[@JakeTheTrouserSnake]

Hard to be nice when the world sees you as another nations hat, eh? 😉

[@koalawarrior604]

@@JakeTheTrouserSnake They're not?

[@bkanoid]

Unless on the ice - then we’re just aggressive. But we say sorry afterwards.

[@bkanoid]

Re asking about Canadian accents - No - we actually don’t speak like that. It’s more “light Irish” with some Scandinavian thrown in. We don’t say “eh” all the time nor “aboot”. If we do talk like that and we know you’re a tourist - we’re f’n with ya. 😂

[@SonOfMuta]

11:36 How does anyone NOT know the Greek gay stereotypes? The Greek Army motto is "never leave your buddy's behind"

[@AlexEEZ]

that's not gay but okay 👍

[@raiisleep]

​@@AlexEEZbuddy's not buddies

[@stratonikisporcia8630]

Mostly due to ancient greek tradition of an old man dating a teen to "teach him"

[@AlexEEZ]

@@raiisleep oh god I thought it was just bad internet grammar

[@TheOffkilter]

I always thought it was due to the Greek Army dress uniform but Im not going to say anything they kicked fascist Italy crying back across the Pindus.

[@Steven-zm4ze]

honestly as a Latvian I can agree to that, weight lifting is a thing usually we have a bronze medal in olympics and shoes also quite accurate because team coach usually is trying to earn an extra buck by selling weird sports equipment to their students, probably now its diffrent but 10 - 20 years ago it was a thing

[@prafulsinha8522]

Hey man i didn't get the Latvia joke reference can you please explain 😅

[@carpetlayenful]

​@@prafulsinha8522 Family Guy is are calling them out for licking things. So they can make sure the item is safe. "TesLik(Test-Lick), it seems alright with me.👍

[@loganstribling6441]

As a United States citizen, the clip roasting USA was actually pretty accurate.

[@KronosCuteTiger]

As an Australian I can confirm, we have a common house spider the size of the average mans hand. We may also have a plant that causes so much pain that it drives those affected by it to un-alive themselves

[@jaqjaq101]

Yeah, and its harmlessly called the stinging tree, lol

[@tacodude2687]

Damn.

[@harrisonjodeit4340]

Man was never meant for Australia. It has been punishing us for our hubris ever since we dared to go there (and the punishment is spiders).

[@ViridianFlow]

People focus on all the things that'll kill you in Australia (which are a lot of things to be fair) but we've invented these cool things called "houses" that keep out like 75% of the deadly things.

[@TruCloudGaming]

@@ViridianFlow Que the pictures of scorpions in shoes.

[@Bobal27]

26:10 As an American, that was spot on. America used to supposedly be about freedom and rights, but does the government actually believe in that?

[@aztumtheknightofwumbo7060]

Our Founding Fathers wanted a free nation. The people that came after had different plans.

[@jeffrutledge1789]

Well this country is an English colony! So those rights were for English people.

[@Bobal27]

@@jeffrutledge1789 Good point. Just full-blooded whites. No, you know what? Nobody gets any rights. Ah, America.

[@daltongalloway]

@@aztumtheknightofwumbo7060they were a bunch of rich libertarians who knew nothing of what the world would be like in several hundred years. America is living in the past

[@aztumtheknightofwumbo7060]

@@daltongalloway Hot take my guy. What you said applies to like every other country around the world.

[@TheAmbex]

The Canadian accent is a mongrel mix from all the farm settlers (i am one of these haha). UK base with a bunch from Sweden, Germany, Ukraine, and the Netherlands. Thank you for acknowledging that vikings didnt have horned helmuts.

[@DavidWsTrainVideos]

And just like the United States, there’s also regional dialect as well, look at the Newfoundlander accent for the best example.

[@GamingCeo420]

As a Canadian I can confirm we’re nice like that

[@TheBandit025Nova]

Hi Little Brother

[@Joedirt3349]

Ok bud

[@DamiFides]

Not everywhere though

[@xcosmiccrunchx]

Maybe in some places, but your cities are ideological cess pools and your leader is taking your rights away one "progressive" step at a time.

[@hzhang1228]

gimme your leg :|

[@golyno]

From Slovakia, but can clarify on that Czech one. Peter did not say anything remotely similar to either Czech Slovak or any other Slavic language I know 😂😂

[@aRealAndHumanManThing]

you forgot the blackout drunk Bavarians trying to imitate their neighbours

[@KamiNoBaka1]

I'm pretty sure that one's only Czech so they could put Peter in an outfit that references Steve Martin and Dan Aykroyd's classic "Two Wild and Crazy Guys" SNL sketches. His "Czech" sounded like the "Russian" in a B movie from the 70s or 80s that had no actual Russian speakers in the cast or crew. They could have picked anywhere formerly behind the iron curtain for that gag, but the outfit only makes sense if it's a reference and that reference requires it to be Czechoslovakia. I guess more accurately Slovakia, as the wild and crazy guys were specifically from Bratislava, but it was still Czechoslovakia when the original sketches aired. Also, as an American of Czech descent, I can partially confirm the Czech tendency to wear clashing patterns. No idea how it actually is over there but I know my family reunions are full of older dues who decide to dress up and look nice by wearing a suit with a checkered shirt, patterned tie, and mismatched shoe and belt colors. Same goes for Czech cultural festivals here in Texas. It could just be a Texas Czech thing, though.

[@blegren7664]

​​@@KamiNoBaka1tendency to wear clashing patterns well thats strange i was expected something like wearing socks in sandal (which I haven't seen anyone wear in about 3 years lol ) or something with beer but clashing patterns are probably some texas czech thing like you said

[@martinkasper197]

@@blegren7664 wearing white tennis socks in sandals is actually a stereotype for Germans in holidays at Mallorca...🤔😂🤓

[@Wolltazar]

Yeah the only czech thing about that one was the "gingerbread" (also known as "meth") they were eating

[@knighthunter1791]

As a Filipino, I'm so sad Family Guy left us out.

[@shibamashups]

There sort of was! When Brian was a drug sniffer dog at the airport he can smell on Quagmire on a return flight from Philippines that he had lumpia, and sex with two women and a man, to which Quagmire says you mean three women right??

[@elchicogore9517]

@@shibamashups Ohhhh man, poor quagmire

[@Thunderhawk51]

Finland is also left out as far as I know 😅 Then again, my canon is that we don't exist anymore after that one South Park episode. 😂

[@ELANARCO1]

As an argentinian i feel offended because my country is not in the video

[@nightspawnson-of-luna4936]

try applying the german one

[@Sukharno2121]

They roasted Brasil so that should make you feel better. The 124% inflation on the other hand.

[@jamozmynamoz6516]

Let’s be real, it would just be a repeat of Brazil loving football/soccer

[@nightspawnson-of-luna4936]

@@jamozmynamoz6516 or an argentinan nazi joke...

[@VideoDotGoogleDotCom]

Well, Ernesto Guevara was. If I've understood correctly, they called all Argentinians "Che", not just Guevara. I guess he was the only Argentinian around, so they just ended up calling him "Che".

[@ejnarsorensen2920]

The Danish small tables joke is just confusing. The only small table I remember seeing is like a nightstand, but they must have those in USA too.

[@shadowprince4482]

Yeah we have them too. I looked it up on Google and all I saw were side tables or also nightstands that we use too.

[@Kurt_707]

As an Aussie, I 100% approve of the Australian jokes XD

[@Turmpett]

I respect how you pretend you are freshly reacting to some clips, even though I've seen you watch them in like 80 other videos. It keeps it fresh for the newer viewers! Peak content.

[@logochi5036]

Some of the humor gets funnier the more times you watch it bc the animation is so detailed and some of the jokes have layers!

[@kingofthedepths3513]

As a partial Scotsman That joke was 50% accurate

[@dylanrigby-crawley7908]

As a Australian, very fucking accurate and hilarious, yes we do have spiders that can be the size of a dinner plate, typically huntsment spiders are massive, despite their size they are fairly non aggressive

[@ELANARCO1]

The russian joke is so accurate. 1s and 10s no mid ground

[@Kehman86]

I never feel that Sweden get super roasted. And when we get roasted it's usually..... Spot on 😅 Except when they depict us as German, Dutch or Swiss. That's just weird. 🤨

[@aRealAndHumanManThing]

tbh, you guys seem like someone tried to copy the Brits, but instead created Gernordutchwegians and only kept the popularity of the Crown edit: Gernordutchwegians is hard to type when you burned your thumb while cooking

[@shanwyn]

as a swiss, i find it funny when someone says I'm swedish. I usually play along just to see how long it takes them to realize their mistake

[@Kehman86]

@@LalaDepala00 Love the videos where they ask americans on the street to locate russia, china etc

[@aRealAndHumanManThing]

@Kehman86 if I'd care, I could look it up. But for the joke, it's enough

[@skolkor]

​@@shanwynOk, now that I happen to catch a Swiss in the wild I have to ask. Back in January when people in Pakistan were protesting the Quran burnings in Sweden they accidentally burned the Swiss flag instead of the Swedish one. Was this reported on in Switzerland, and if so, what did they say about it? I've been very curious.

[@nunyabidness674]

Is the giant spider thing real? Well, let's see... I stopped in to port, went ashore and thought there was a halloween decoration left out next to one shop... then it moved and I shit myself

[@harutogames9204]

felt that lol

[@DLVessel]

As a Russian, that joke was kinda accurate lmfao There are not many in-betweens

[@Shastasnow]

lol same for the men

[@guerney2000]

According to another gag, you are all bears on unicycles anyway

[@joelirish]

@@guerney2000 Or the first date gag about having no idea how fit the other person is under all their winter coats.

[@dangingerich2559]

But, wow, do you ever have some top 10 gorgeous women in Russia.

[@mrquackalot553]

I really like that Terry uses expressions like "Based AF". Sad he's not my teacher lol.

[@jacksmith7726]

It's cringe AF

[@depressedutchman]

Eleborate

[@Planet_Eater_Moro]

Bro I wish you were my teacher

[@davidgessin-mccully3919]

“If family guy is going after other countries you gotta go after yourselves” that’s facts. Someone should’ve said that to Issac Hayes when he helped South Park go after religions but got butthurt and quit when they decided Scientology deserved the South Park treatment too.

[@Indian_J3sus]

Yeah I was sad when he quit but it's one of those things that are really left up to speculation. There were statements coming from his daughter that scientology kind of took the reins when he became very ill, and seeing how the whole thing played out (plus the sheer terrifying power the church of scientology holds) it's one of those things that don't have a definite answer, besides the one we wish to believe

[@davidgessin-mccully3919]

@@Indian_J3sus That is true his son did say he suffered a stroke in 2006 and couldn’t speak very well and had to relearn shit and was in no shape to quit anything on his own accord which I was not aware of but as it unfolded in the beginning Issac Hayes said "There is a place in this world for satire, but there is a time when satire ends, and intolerance and bigotry towards religious beliefs of others begins.” Matt Stone was also quoted as saying Issac left the show because of the Scientology episode. According to a new oral history of the first 20yrs of South Park Matt Stone told the Hollywood Reporter that they didn’t show the episode to him beforehand so he wasn’t held accountable to the “church”. That he came to them on behalf of Scientology to pull the episode and four months later he wasn’t on the show anymore. You’re right though we’ll never know the truth of it since the cult isn’t too forthcoming with the truth, they’ll send Tiny Tom Cruise after any perceived threat and Issac is no longer with us. I’d like to believe he was brainwashed into becoming a cultist and it wasn’t something he would’ve done if he hadn’t been but a person joins a cult willingly. He sat there and listened to them talk about we’re here because of some Xenu dude and there’s a spaceship cause we’re aliens and there’s some hydrogen bombs thrown in and our prophet is a sci-fi author and thought hey that sounds logical why shouldn’t I join(like all religions) and then all credibility is lost🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Pensive_Scarlet]

I actually thought "spugizakom" was just a mispronunciation joke, but it is in fact a completely fictional word and product. Maybe we could get Seth MacFarlane's permission to turn it into a real thing using Kickstarter funding? I'm sure the Czech Republic wouldn't mind.

[@janmatejkubik1987]

As a czech person, I have to say that I'm little bit confused about how he came up with that. That word doesn't look or sound even remotely czech.

[@willturnerfanAWE]

Having been to Paris I can confirm their ambulances sound like that 😂😂😂😂

[@half55-qo1tq]

21:48 I'm pretty sure shouting at screen is common in other places as well

[@Sukharno2121]

It's like a universal thing old people do

[@yannsalmon2988]

French here : the referenced movie must certainly be the nouvelle vague « à bout de souffle » by Jean-Luc Godard, which you either consider a cinema masterpiece or totally boring… And yes, the sound design of our ambulances is very different from the US but still very effective. Comparing it to homosexual intercourse is a bit of a stretch, though. I sometimes am very surprised on how some Family Guy jokes go deep into European culture. I remember them doing a bit on Zinedine Zidane that I wondered how many US viewers could understand…

[@Capyrate]

lmao I'm French and even I don't get everything they're talking about sometimes. 😂 Really digging into the classics and older references for some jokes, it's amazing to see their dedication.

[@martind5653]

Just wanna say that Czech republic joke has nothing to do with Czech republic. I guess they just made random sounds they sounded slavic-like to them. To me it sounded Hungarian-like at best.

[@christopherconard2831]

I've always wondered what non English speakers do when imitating Americans.

[@paulrouth5997]

Well, the joke for Greece would be that they like little boys or were okay with men having male lovers (see Sacred Band of Thebes, elite shock troops). They could have used Turkey for the same joke (see movie Midnight Run). Perception varies in how close it is to reality and is different for each person.

[@MaraTheWolf]

Ironically greece is very homophobic now

[@darklordofsword]

Also the island of Lesbos.

[@RatInTheMud]

It's nowhere close to reality when it comes to modern Greece the most ironic part is that the countries that think of us like that are doing these very things nowadays, especially those to the west of us. I know might sound super trigerred but I'm just saying that with love towards everyone 🙏

[@deadbynightupbylunch]

As a Brit that is right. There are people who speak with an array of accents where some are clear and some that are so thick you can barely understand them.

[@nagichampa9866]

The French ambulance cracks me up every time!

[@Peatingtune]

I've never heard the joke Canadian accent in Canada. The accents tend to be stronger the further east you go, with the strongest (and difficult to understand) being in Newfoundland, which was the last province to join Canada. Lots of Irish and Scottish influence in the maritime provinces. I've seen English-speakers from parts of the UK react to maritime accents by saying that they sound very familiar to them. English speakers from Ontario are almost indistinguishable from Americans from nearby great lakes states, although there are some minor differences (especially the "ar" in words like "car" or "park," but there are others). When you get out to British Columbia the accent there is what most other Canadians would just refer to as, "American." Maybe more specifically, Pacific Northwest American. I doubt if most Americans would identify someone from Vancouver as being Canadian. A good source for stronger natural-sounding Canadian accents is the show Trailer Park Boys. Set and filmed in Nova Scotia, with the predominant accent in the show being local to there. Letterkenny will give you a look at some of the accents you'll hear in rural southern Ontario. I grew up there and the people in the show sound very familiar even though I haven't lived there in decades. There are of course other accents across Canada, but none of them sound like Seth pretending to be Canadian.

[@SimoHayha43]

I’m offended that they didn’t show my country Finland and the copious amounts of coffee we drink here

[@roseedge5626]

Do you Finns smile as much as Kimi Räikkönen

[@SimoHayha43]

@@roseedge5626 Yes 👍😁

[@antoniopatru8123]

I bet terry would be a legitimately cool teacher

[@johnkacin1500]

For accents i think its a brain cognition thing. For 2 weeks me and a buddy did a bike ride through Ireland and the UK. In Ireland and England i could understand everything said but he couldn't so i had to explain it to him. Even though this was the first time hearing people talk like that. In Scotland it was reverse he could understand them and i was just lost. Wales was different story. We were just chilling and it sounded like dozens of birds chirping at each other. We're looking around and realize it's just people talking to each other.

[@phantomsights4533]

As a Canadian, I can say that I did in fact give someone my leg on the side of the road Not really but that’s probably the nicest Canadian I’ve ever seen.

[@TobiasJensen2402]

As a Dane, I'd say our tables are a bit bigger than that. However, some do have a lot of smaller furniture and smaller tables around the house for different things, so might not be completely off. I assume it could be viewed through Janteloven, as most Danes just live a more modest life instead of an extravagant life with lots of big items; people might just be content with smaller things that meet the criteria for owning them. Then again, can also just be a coincidence. And regarding mead halls, look into some history about the mead halls. I read somewhere online (no, I don't have any actual sources, sadly) that parties were thrown for visitors and they could last for days! Also, we have some old settlements here in Denmark that you can come see/visit, and some reconstructions even, so if you make it over/up here, they could be worth a visit.

[@roseedge5626]

It's all.a out the hygge

[@applepie8066]

Timeout Mr.Terry just said "lit" and idk how to feel😂😂😂 Now he said based af and I wanna go back to school to have him as a teacher😂😂

[@joshuawiggers5769]

Also notice how red his eyes are every vid. Dudes fried

[@allaboutsesshykago]

I just want to say that I have been subbed to you for quite some time and I always appreciate how great a teacher you are. I like history in general but I always appreciate that you do videos like this as well because it does meet people where they might be and I feel accepted for maybe not knowing everything and for maybe learning from some sources that are considered lesser by some. Thank you for being a fun and educational channel where I can be at any level I am :)

[@BelgorathTheSorcerer]

I liked the Latvia one. On the topic of shoes, You know there's a class of ICBMs called Nike Missiles. Most people believe the name comes from the Greek Goddess of Victory, but that's incorrect. Nobody wins in a nuclear war, thus there can be no victory. In typical American fashion, the name comes from the shoes, a shining example of capitalist success with the motto "Just do it!" as a taunt to the Soviets.

[@highviewbarbell]

Homework was invented in 1657 by Professor Dickweed when he tried to assign classwork twice at the same time

[@GalaxyDerg78825]

This makes a lot of sense since I am Canadian and hearing this referenced in many shows and movies. It's a pretty funny stereotype with so many of Europeans in this country and its very much related to the United Kingdom.

[@fawfulfan]

10:58 I think there have actually been studies showing that European sirens are more effective at getting people's attention than American sirens.

[@Not_Officially_Boyfriend]

As a Australian. Australians Spider's are sometimes big as dinner plates but there small. As our accent, it's like England's Voice but if it's was clearer and harder to hear. Our animals is what people would say "Where Satan keeps his pet's."

[@memine3172]

As I understand it about Cuba, Fidel tried out for a pro team here in the U.S. in the early 1050's, but didn't make it. He then went back and had his revolution.

[@TheBandit025Nova]

1950s

[@christianlorre]

That's true, ironically it was the Washington Nationals team that came the closest to asking him to come to america.

[@BiologyBabe]

😂😂 I thought the USA joke was hilarious… and historically accurate.

[@taxidermyminotaur5340]

if you're curious about the giant spider part, we've got spiders that can catch snakes in webs, but we've got the giant bird eating tarantula as well

[@mikechicago6200]

Love these videos....especially Family Guy and Simpsons do that next for countries!!😂

[@epicman590]

OH MY GOD! I'm an Armenian and the fact that somebody, ANYBODY acknowledged the genocide in Artsakh warmed my heart. I know I'm 8 months late to the reaction, but thank you Mr. Terry!

[@PeterJL]

As a Australian, i can say that if you shrink those spiders down by a third you'd be in the range of how big some species can get down here

[@nikolasproctor7061]

Yeah, the ones the size of a dinner plate are from Iraq and they are called Camel Spiders. I used to know a guy who had a story about how he thought a camel spider was chasing him in Iraq (it was actually just trying to hide from the sun in his shadow.

[@secretagentrandybeans364]

Theres a famous story about while Jim Abbott was playing for the U.S national team he went into Cuba and got them the win and after the game Fidel walked onto the field and shook his hand. Big deal a Cuban let alone Fidel himself telling an American good job.

[@crowfinix4940]

Latvian here! If we could, we would sell each shoe separate!

[@shibamashups]

Thats all right with me maaan! 👍👍

[@SlyHikari03]

Ireland was accurate. Can confirm, Also, Terry being confused by the Japan bit was gold.

[@derk486]

Canadian is "eh" is similar to Scottish "Aye" used in same context, also synonymous with "Yes"

[@stratonikisporcia8630]

French Canadians do the same with "là" ("here", "this one")

[@davecheffie5706]

As an Aussie, spiders the size of dinner plates are real. Huntsmen spiders are the most common that size (or can reach that size) you might come across. They are the largest spiders in the world. But others like golden orb weaver's also get big

[@chrispapa101]

Hello from Greece, Family Guy does like to roast countries, but in our case for one or two islands having the gay flag could is true in all but practice. Mikonos is renowned for how many famous gay people have resorts there, and Lesbos is the island where the term lesbian comes from. So while not accurate, it is funny and more or less justified XD.

[@dominicanemperor28]

11:48 not only the earthquake, but the high corruption, the massive immigration to the Dominican Republic and the U.S, the recent assasination, etc... Haiti is in sucha bad place that someone with an ak-47 could just go and conquer the country.

[@frigobar0173]

Haiti is in terrible conditions right now, they are still going trough terrible things

[@chaoswarriorx4411]

“Everybody poops… blood” 😂

[@robert-joshuamcfaddin7041]

While I may be Texan, I do want to go ahead and say my piece in regards to the spiders from Australia. They're big, but they're not massive like how Australians like to claim they are. They're actually fairly tame in size, about no larger than your hand.

[@bloozee]

Mostly just amusing American tourists... drop bears mostly.

[@robert-joshuamcfaddin7041]

@@bloozee Funny, with how many made up animals y'all have, you'd assume that Australia was pure fantasy.

[@universpro7741]

Vikings had big halls for everyone to feast, the rest of Europe had castles with small room were only nobles were allowed

[@Benjifan2000]

11:31 I think the joke here is that the ancient Greeks supported homosexuality. That's the only reason I can think of.

[@jddrew1000]

Perhaps

[@jackeyshemamora8069]

Sudanese American here originally from Darfur and S. Sudan, I like your stuff, Mr. Terry.

[@assimilation9]

11:46 Just be glad it was Godzilla on that island and not Ezra Miller.

[@brandon2743]

The Canadian accent is mostly an untrue stereotype, but the jokes aboot it are damn hilarious.

[@trackerjacker5467]

As a Canadian, I can confirm that we do in fact say ‘eh’ at the end of sentences, but it’s pretty occasional and we do it usually without thinking. Also, let’s just say our sense of hospitality is a wee bit…exaggerated.

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel keep up the great stuff

[@durotankhanimmaltok]

As a Canadian from Regina Saskatchewan, the accent most associated with Canada would french Canadian from province's that's first language is french but most of Canada first language is English and so we sound similar to Americans which we are often confused for. Though I do the joke funny because Canadians are generally quite nice and friendly. Young Canadians don't use eh as much as the older generations do except to laugh at the stereotype. I said it lots when I was younger but grew out of it as a adult.

[@Rodrik18]

It's just the maritime accent.

[@durotankhanimmaltok]

@@Rodrik18 alright, just said what I had seen myself but thank you for the information.

[@jeffersonrobert77]

Wait😂😂ain't your city the same as the TV show forget about it

[@durotankhanimmaltok]

@@jeffersonrobert77 apparently yes.

[@AColonDashSix]

I can tell you most Americans aren't even aware of French Canadians as they are a minority. Most Americans consider the Canadian accent to be very close to Minnesota or North Dakota Exception being that wild East coast accent which sounds like someone from the UK has been drinking all day

[@sustineri4151]

As an Australian, F*** yes we have big spiders, but so long as you leave them alone, most of them won't hurt you.

[@spottedDeath983]

If you’re curious why Palestinians are mad just look at Palestine on a map… Oh wait.

[@666goldchains]

This comment didn't age well😂

[@spottedDeath983]

@@666goldchains True enough. However it’s still accurate.

[@MKTyphon]

From Australia, we don’t have 6ft spider, that is a racist stereotype, we have 50ft spider, the one that is skull island are baby sizes. We sacrifice goats to them.

[@MarioandJulius]

Just to let you know 11:40 I’m Haitian my grandma was Haitian and Haiti is the poorest country

[@stratonikisporcia8630]

Yeah we kinda messed up on this one... - Me, a French Napoléon hater

[@venom_spy437]

22:13 We, russians, love to talk with televisor, and with other inanimate objects. For example when the water is boiling on the stove "Calm down, I`m coming" or "Shut up" to clock alarm. Don`t really know, why we do that though.

[@pjester08]

Not just y'all. I'm an American and catch myself doing it from time to time.

[@venom_spy437]

@@pjester08 I suppose, that doing people of every nationality. It`s international shit)

[@yannsalmon2988]

I guess the Greece joke refers to the cliché that Greeks are supposed to have always been « gay friendly » (euphemism for a much more offending stereotype based on no reality, as are always stereotypes). That said, Greece has been for a time a very popular and fashionable holiday destination within the European Gay community, but it has been more for the touristic appeal of the country more than anything else.

[@brandonjeter1006]

As an Irish man, the pregnancy thing definitely isnt far off, but im from southwest ireland. From a small, small town. They dont have much alcohol there. It doesnt even have a bar lol. But yes we irish do like our whiskey 😂

[@Mouse_Librarian]

I like how most of these are just huge stereotypes of other countries, but the one about America is just an objectively correct statement about how horribly prejudiced early America was.

[@all3nplayzgames577]

The clip with the Scotsman isnt from Family Guy. Its actually from a different Seth MacFarlane project called "Seth MacFarlane's Cavalcade of Cartoon Comedy."

[@fearstation]

As a Canadian, the Canadian stereotype is mainly thanks to the French, as French Canadians have that stereotypical accent that a lot of people think Canadians sound like.

[@BlackstarToki]

Spanish here! Bullfighting is not as popular as foreigners think. Most of the people here is actually against it (I live in the first community where bullfighting was prohibited) amazing video!

[@GirlofCulture]

I think you should always have enough confidence to laugh at your own clichés.

[@lobsters12111]

The greece joke was about how in ancient greece they were about that life sometimes

[@darklordofsword]

I feel like the Scotland one was an excuse to have someone say certain words in a thick brogue.

[@WookieWoman]

Fun fact: I live about a 12 minute drive from the prison where Shawshank Redemption was filmed. I also live in a house that was built in 1865 that has a small hidden "storage" room, keeping in mind that this was on the path of the Underground Railroad.

[@Momo_Kawashima]

Italian here, the thing's mixed. Most of the stuff is New York italians stuff, but the school's pretty accurate, it's a wild ride till you're 19 and out. Also southern italian Peter. that's my great great grandfather on my father's side (with LOTS of weight on him)

[@lobonegro7429]

16:17 Sailor Moon… being chased… by a… Octopus?

[@nate2064]

A really good thing is that Vietnam and America’s relations have really grown over the last couple years and they really strength and under Biden currently. A lot of Vietnamese people have very high opinion of the United States of American people in general when I was in Vietnam people were always nice, very hospitable and interested in talking even with the backdrop of that national tragedy, that is the Vietnam war

[@seanharris8419]

Lol don’t credit Biden with that.