German summer

[@chocomelonsugarhigh]

Anything beneath 30 degrees Celsius is technically winter for us southeast asian folks

[@wunlawealth]

As a Thai, I can confirm it’s true hahaha

[@lilycha9398]

Me checking the temperature wondering why I feel cold then finding out it's 28 degrees

[@Swttemp]

​@@wunlawealthsame for Philippines

[@mindfulfairy]

I set my AC to 26 💀

[@skylaat17]

Oof could you survive a Canadian winter where we get like -40 hahaha

[@ravishanautiyal8913]

As an Indian who's currently battling a 45 degree heatwave, I relate to this lmao

[@moooqiiing]

ikr last night was like 20° at midnight, i was shivering 🤣🤣

[@PalestineWillBeFree437]

Lol same

[@im6815]

it's 43°C here but feels like 47°C 🥵

[@user-pb1ws9uc2h]

Yep 45° here currently which I just checked but it also said feels like 53° and I couldn't agree more. It felt like I was burning while I was doing some chores

[@Shiprasinha3]

Yup just checked ,44° here in Lucknow India but it also said feels like 49° 😢😢

[@maybe5918]

Your Filipino neighbor enjoying newly brewed coffee at high noon:

[@eunicesanchez3820]

😂 this!

[@morechickentacos]

Or eating soup at noon, im a big fan and people tell me im insane in summer lol

[@yuuoji2779]

Drinking coffee wearing a jacket

[@augustusrexbunao1448]

me at lunch walk to miles with ou getting sweety

[@Amejisutojiodo]

Lol 😂

[@piyasamondal-iv9zr]

Meanwhile people in India surviving at 50°

[@aloneb.b7330]

True😂😂😂

[@ArthBachhuka]

By your name I guess you're from Kolkata , if you are , I'm too from Kolkata and please tell me when it'll rain over here ... Cause it's burning hot 😭

[@aemananis6814]

It's literally raining right now 😁​@@ArthBachhuka

[@piyasamondal-iv9zr]

@@ArthBachhuka it rained...

[@ArthBachhuka]

Thankfully 😌

[@fleacythesheepgirl]

I’m Canadian and anything over 25C makes me wilt like a hothouse orchid 🥵

[@laurenlovesspace]

Im british but same, anything over 20C is suffering edit: ITS 26C TODAY HELP US WE ARE SUFFERING

[@Sacuto34]

German here, I agree with the 20 degrees statement. That's when I turn on the AC in the car. You can see me in shorts above 12 degrees

[@ilikedinosaurs392]

​@@Sacuto3422C is the perfect weather for going for a swim

[@Sacuto34]

@@ilikedinosaurs392 totally. You need to get out of the water at some point and anything above 28°C is just too warm to get out of the water

[@RituSingh-cr9ly]

I have my AC at 25°C It's 40°C outside in India

[@l0veLY111]

As a British person anything over 20 makes us go into a nation wide panic😂

[@Latenightshadow]

20 is our winter 😂

[@l0veLY111]

@@Latenightshadow for us it’s been raining all summer I actually wanna cry it’s supposed to be august and we’ve been stuck inside cause it’s raining and cold 💀

[@zzz7583]

my house here in mexico is 30 celsius with the fans on😆

[@yunanastich6914]

True for Kamchatka: grew up with 15-17C summer and ±5C winter. Continental climate extremes are trying to kill me 😅

[@shiorisakurag]

Im in Florida its 90F (32c) but the humidity hits you like a brick wall. When i was living in Belgium in the summer i was always cold and my bf was sweating like a hog xD

[@nicolesaeger]

When you guys made the video where he's sweating and says "my ancestors were made to survive the ice age" was so great, I say that everytine summer hits😅

[@SugarandSarcasm]

Same. Definitely

[@serenitymoon825]

Don't forget the mammoths

[@honesty_-no9he]

If Germans can't cope with hot Summer then it is time you make icecubes with sparkling water and put the ice cubes into fridge cold beer.

[@abeedhal6519]

@@honesty_-no9heno

[@Eragon2679]

​@@honesty_-no9heputting ice cubes into beer is considered a crime in germany and i ain't even joking.

[@DemanaJaire]

My husband is from Venezuela. We live in Poland now. He says that for some reason summer in Poland is much worse than any season in Venezuela. He says the heat is very different.

[@Evakjon]

It's probably difference in humidity. It makes a ton of difference

[@rateater1857]

It's how the buildings are built. Everything in Poland and Europe in general is built to retain heat, even the whole cities were planned this way.

[@DemanaJaire]

@@rateater1857 He complains when we’re outside. 😅

[@user-qf5kl6cv2y]

​@@DemanaJaire I mean it does get up to 70+ percent humidity a lot

[@DemanaJaire]

@@user-qf5kl6cv2y In Poland or Venezuela? 😂

[@silversurfer8818]

As a Swede i would prefer -30 over +30, i can always put on more clothes. But if it gets too hot, you can do nothing 😢

[@NikkiDoesStufff]

I’m American but this has been the same argument I’ve used my whole life to defend my preference for the cold. I love that despite being thousands of miles away, someone feels the same.

[@galihad1980]

As a northern Midwestern American, I agree wholeheartedly. My Thai gf does not. 😂

[@Iflie]

Exactly, plus going to bed with a hotwaterbottle is one of the best feelings there is.

[@Never_again_against_anyone]

Agreed. It is the irony of my life that I am from Germany's warmest/ sunniest region.

[@BlejBlej]

As a swede to I completely agree

[@The_lonely_pi]

33°C is actually our room temperature normally in India 😅...

[@aaergplay6022]

I just realised how cooking recipies can be tricky with reagents held "in room temperature". 😳

[@VetriVelan_1000]

Today temperature in madurai is 39 C. That's normal summer here. Today is little cooler than yesterfayy

[@anirchakraborty4953]

​@@VetriVelan_1000 just checked the room temperature rn. It's 36.3°C. And it's going to get worse around evening

[@VetriVelan_1000]

@@anirchakraborty4953 s bro

[@orian229]

​@@VetriVelan_1000it's 43 in kolkata

[@celinnec.valdez9995]

As a Filipino, incredibly relatable. It could literally be like 40 degrees outside and some still wear a jacket

[@jaelhannahrivera4869]

Someone called😊

[@manizz7992]

I'm one of them😂

[@Frying_pan0-0]

Mm your correct, even at school my classmates still wearing a jacket even with an 30+ degrees outside and meanwhile us look like sweating in shit

[@SesshyLover777]

You don't want a sunburn...

[@leecha3444]

So crazy but true 😢😂

[@biyukun]

I'm a white American, and most of my friends are Indian. It's infuriating how clean and fresh they look after a summer hike while I look like a melting pink pig!

[@LVX-]

🤣😂

[@oskarmartin6486]

Totally feel you 😂 Invite them skiing at minus 20 if you are petty.

[@Arrencacaps]

I'm indian, you are the typical soyboy xD

[@galaxyvulture6649]

​@@oskarmartin6486I would wear shorts in the winter with a mini fan around my neck just to be extra petty.

[@blushface]

I’ve lived my whole life with 40-45 summers… I still am immediately melting when I step foot outside & it’s only 35ish recently 😭😭😭

[@lal12]

Summers like this remind why people in warmer countries are so "lazy", because I barely get anything done.

[@prongsletaelin]

So true, I don't like using AC much and I'm melting into a puddle in my own room 🥲🥲🥲

[@tweetypieplansandreads]

You and me both. Especially in this here Europe without any relief 🥵

[@khoirunnisa2801]

Me when 33°C outside 😂 but i still eat something spicy and hot. 😂😂😂 I don't know what's wrong with me.

[@blushface]

@@khoirunnisa2801 me craving something hot like phó or curry 😭🤣🚨

[@olufunke_zoe]

As a Nigerian,it's 30 degrees this morning and my kids wore sweaters to school😂

[@pb59codename81]

That is afternoon temperature in south africa in summer

[@pb59codename81]

In summer

[@olufunke_zoe]

That 30 degrees is cold for us in Nigeria,so the kids have to layer up on their clothing

[@peaceforeveryone967]

😂

[@Nuiiya-h8l]

Daym I relate 😂

[@unknownboy8202]

In India 40°C is considered as normal temperature in summer 😢

[@ArvindKumar-ud2kx]

Not in whole India.. 40°C is no way "normal" summer here... That's around peak summer..

[@utkal0016]

​@@ArvindKumar-ud2kxhere in odisha 40 degree is common in summer... Here peak temperature is 46 degree

[@ArvindKumar-ud2kx]

@@utkal0016 hmm, but it's not the same for whole India..

[@johnwickthesologamer2000]

Yeah it not easy to live in 40 deg temp . ​@@ArvindKumar-ud2kx

[@Shaw716]

Where ??? Name the place. In west bengal 45 normal in summer 😅😂​@@ArvindKumar-ud2kx

[@vish3214]

We Indians are facing 45 degrees Celsius heat wave. It's like we melted from human form to ameba

[@MR-np3yg]

When you live in a country with over 1.4 bilion of people, its normal

[@Urbigsister-op9ow]

As a north european I can confirm anything above 15 Celsius is perfect beach weather

[@igranstedt4196]

Hahah so true. My sons jumped into the lake when it hits 15C. Summer has started!

[@izukumidoria8303]

Trueee

[@imactuallybatmanguys]

Soooo real.

[@nurlailasuhri101]

15 celcius is good for a sweet warm cuddle at home for south east asian like us 😂

[@nikos366]

Wrong 30 above If its down of 25 c i am cold i dont know why i like hot weather

[@meoct-ow7tu]

Hahaha I'm from the Philippines and can relate but the humidity is really something else

[@lavatacoburrito9410]

Constant 30C, but humidity is a killer. Everything feels stuffy and wrong, even in the most cool areas.

[@rish1656]

Sweating also sucks too, kasi it doesnt feel like water, it feels like glue coming out

[@zoul34]

​@@rish1656bro needs to lessen eating salty foods man.

[@wordwariii687]

@@rish1656 its what you eat , stop eating GLUTTEN foods lol

[@holybasil7495]

Okay dirty pigs

[@-FermatsletzterSatz-]

Everything above 25 degrees melts my brain.

[@true05angel]

Where do you live?!? I love in southern America (South Carolina) & 25 would be a pleasant early spring day!

[@RonikaAvonagor]

​@@true05angel and what temperature do you have at summer? for me "not higher than 25°C" is also sounds great for summer, for example I'm really enjoying 20°C summer weather in my city.

[@mitsuhashii]

@@RonikaAvonagor i'm pretty sure southern americans have would have 70-80 degrees FAHRENHEIT, btw.

[@RonikaAvonagor]

@@mitsuhashii oh, so, it's about the same temperature 25°c =77F

[@IMICEBEAR2312]

Wait where do you live? In Vietnam ,we only have 25 degrees outside when it’s in the early morning of the winter🥹🥹🥹✌️✌️✌️

[@tokyobateman6610]

Canadian here, anything over 20°C makes me wanna die

[@Cherryblossom0512]

I wear a blanket and 3 layers with the heater on 20 degrees. U go above 40 it kinda gets hot 45+ that’s real heat 50+, unliveable

[@anhnguyenlemai417]

Vietnamese here, 20°C is literally our winter. There was this once the weather hits 8°C and I wore like five layer of clothes and a bonus layer which is my blanket

[@Cherryblossom0512]

@@anhnguyenlemai417 same, I live I Australia although I’m from India so in India our winters are 25 degrees easily for the average

[@benconnolly4258]

I think as I am getting older I’m starting to become allergic to hot weather. 22-23 Celsius is now my maximum. Roll on autumn 🍂 🎃

[@pingere193]

As an Indian I can confirm that we still drink tea even if the temperature is more than 45 degree C 😂😂

[@zoy.13.]

same in Iraq it's like fresh juice for us😅😅

[@pingere193]

@@zoy.13. 😁😁

[@Lorvay]

Well yes you should drink warm drinks when it is hot. If you drink cold drinks then you cool down your internal temperature and your body starts to heat up.

[@utkarshagarwal5103]

​@@zoy.13.Yess 😂

[@MiaMultitool]

It's because it's the best way to aclimate to hot temperatures, I learned it as a German in Tunesia and Egypt and it has saved and changed my life. 😂 Thanks to the wisdom of other cultures 😊

[@jollybean5135]

I grew up with 45°C summers but then I moved to Canada and anything past 25°C makes me melt lol the humidity is insane

[@igarashiaroha2458]

It's like canada temperature is really hot

[@Bitemarkz4iceland]

Same, I grew up in Finland and anything past 20˚C makes me melt ..

[@R41nb0ww]

I live in the US and same tbh

[@nilnileer]

Lol same

[@extremepancakerat]

​@@Bitemarkz4iceland omg, this is so relatable. grew up near Finland and Norway and it's literally the same for me.

[@medharai3260]

My Indian self can relate, we have our hot cup of tea at 45°

[@YoutubeCat-ie1pc]

Whaat 😢 Im German, I would rather have -30°C so I can wrap myself in warm blankets lol

[@vivanyatodd5036]

As an Indonesian, same. But then again, it´s a tropical country a.k.a an eternal summer. Won´t have any tea for our entire life if we wait until 'winter' 😂😂

[@baIIshevik]

Sweating profusely

[@Satyam1010-N]

​@@KZbinCat-ie1pc summer now day in my city 43 and its boiling inside out even ac are smoking 😅, just few months or a month then moonson rainy comes 😅.

[@priyadarshni9890]

That's true 😂😂 we crave for hot tea even in summer

[@HARUKASTRIKE]

У нас зимой -50, а летом +40. Ненавижу лето. Мне на морозе проще. В жару только сплю целыми днями.

[@brentsnocomgaming7813]

As a Texan, I remember visiting London during the "great British heat wave" it was so weird watching everyone suffer and complain about how brutally hot it was, while it was literally the perfect temperature. Not too hot, not too cold. It didn't even matter that I stayed in a flat with no A/C, I just cracked the window and it was perfect.

[@SucculentSorcerer]

I've experienced the same but in reverse, as a Buffalo NYer going to Florida in the winter during a "cold snap." It was crazy to see how folks were taking it, and refusing to go outside in what I thought was mild weather. I enjoyed myself but had to keep it quiet!

[@KH-hr5xm]

I am in KY and we went to San Diego in December for our honeymoon. We left ~20°F weather and snow, and we're delighted that it was in the 50s in California. Everyone was warning us to "be careful out there, it's cold!" And we'd giggle about it later! 50° was wonderful!

[@t_AgustD_Suga3372]

How much hot is it in Texas in the summer days? Highest temp? Please tell me in C cz I am bad at maths🥲🥲

[@WillBlindYouWithLight]

Lol right

[@WillBlindYouWithLight]

​@@t_AgustD_Suga3372 118

[@ank6675]

One time an ex boyfriend here told me that he had heatstroke and it was 20 degrees. It took so much energy for my Australian brain control my laughter in the moment.

[@Hellohellfire]

I'd do the same think lmaoo

[@LibreDeCulpa]

@ank6675 you're better than me, my caribbean born and raised brain couldnt hold the laughter in

[@samaelhenry]

I lived in an island in the Indian Ocean, and there were some german students exchanges who visited us for a semester when I was in highschool. They told us that in germany, in summer, if the weather is above a certain temperature, they were sent back home. That temperature scale was so laughable for us as we are so used to hot temperatures and nothing like a canicule could be reasonable enough for us to skip school. The only reason here to be sent back home is a red alert for a tropical storm and even here, it would be just 1 or 2 days max every 2 or 3 years. 😅 and I said, that even in a pricey private highschool like I was, there was no AC at all in our classrooms, just some old inefficient ventilators that just stir hot air through the room. Even our university amphitheaters don’t have AC nor enough electrical outlets for more than 4 students at the same time. According to german students who choose our university for an Erasmus year, they would never expected that kind of lack of basic students need from a french University 😂

[@agatanowikiewicz8712]

I had last year it was I think 36-38 😂

[@Jaguarkralle1]

​@@samaelhenryHaving grown up in both Germany and Mexican desert, I have been sent home from school for both the heat and the cold. In Germany schools can't keep you there if they can't provide AC when it's above 30C. And when it's less than 10 degrees in Mexico simply nobody shows up to school lmao

[@sharmajikabeta7878]

In Nagpur India, summer at 45 degree Celsius is just normal 😅

[@santaabolina7235]

My husband is from Egypt but they have a dry heat there but in my country we have a wet heat. Same temperatures feel totally different. In his country I sometimes need a sweater at 25 because it feels chilly and 30 feels quite fine because dry wind cools you, but 30 in my country feels like laying in a hot tub. Even my husband feels hot here in those (for him) low temperatures.

[@raisa9717]

HUMIDITY FACT!

[@sanchitmehta7181]

​@@raisa9717 exactly,

[@myJourney.20s]

Even in Vietnam, summer in the north and the south is different. 30 dregee in north is way more hotter than south because the humidity

[@lavenderoh]

Soooo accurate! Vegas at 43 was absolutely amazing while back home I'm uncomfortable wheb it's over 21 outside. Went to Chicago last week and no joke 29 there felt like 15 to me. I brought 2 light jackets and was freezing. At home i don't even own a proper coats just light to medium jackets.

[@Patriotic_Hindu]

I can handle hot & dry weather but not a hot & humid It feels like I'm literally annoyed of my own body and nothing could fix that, neither a shower nor an ice-cream

[@Ramayanfanpage786]

South Indian here. 35°C+ for more than a month👀👀 Thank God since yesterday it started to rain in nights.

[@Alex35115]

​​@AKS same bro/female bro(sis) 😂😂 in ky region 45😂😂

[@abudabe]

It's 43-45 C° in summer for me (Thailand) now is raining season tho, so it's around 32-35 C° 😊

[@Croc22]

humidity hurts 😅

[@Lilac23712]

West Indian here even tho it's kinda cloudy for the past 2-3 days before it our max was 47° 😀 whenever I laid on my bed it felt like I laid on a hot frying pan🥲

[@bookoffholicbookwart5945]

💯

[@justanotherpiccplayer3511]

i have an australian flat mate and ill never forget when we went to the beach, was like a hot day in england like 23oc and she was sat there full beach mode looking fabulous like "bitch its cold" 🤣🤣🤣

[@hansared8668]

Anything below 25c tends to be "cold" in the tropics. Average temps are 35 to 30C and 25 to 29c on rainy days or during moonsoon season

[@Catalina-Winemixer]

Going to the beach on a 23c day as an Aussie seems insane, unless I was like… going for a walk. It’d be way too chilly. Get wet and add wind. Nah.

[@Satyam1010-N]

​@KC they are brithis not Aussies ,natives have been killed .

[@anthonyuy6781]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Tsuki04wolf]

I'm from NYC and I also think 23 is too chilly for a beach day 🤣 27 at least, 30 preferable

[@themonarcher314]

For any of my fellow Americans who might be watching and in need of a quick °C to °F conversion... 30°C = 86°F 45°C = 113°F

[@fullasubhi99]

In iraq it's 30 degrees and everyone is yelling winter is here😂😂😂

[@cristianabii8692]

😂😂😂😂

[@Nadia-ox1kf]

That’s crazy. Where I live 15 degrees or higher is t-shirt weather 😅

[@Queille]

Yes 😂 do you know what m wearing rn? 3 layers of clothing and a jacket ITS WINTERRR We call it summer when it's almost 50 degrees

[@Ahmed-pf3lg]

It gets really cold in Iraq though… like near 0 degrees..

[@fullasubhi99]

@@Ahmed-pf3lg if yours talking about the north then yeah but its only place that gets really cold in all the other parts it's really hot and rarely cold...

[@moptop1052]

As a Brit who's travelled around a bit, I have to say that humidity makes a major difference. I've felt bright & fresh in 40°C heat in drier countries, whereas a damp 25°C in the UK will stick to your skin & make you want to die (Edit: oh my god, I've started a global conflict 👀🤣)

[@KityKatKiller]

Yeah. August in Egypt with 42°C? No problem. Just find a bit of shade and chill. One year later in Japan with 33°C but also 90% humidity.... nothing but death. No energy whatsoever, I'm just fucking melting.

[@stankssmile5865]

Asia is 40 degrees with 60% or more humidity

[@coffeenciggy]

You ever tried Singapore and Malaysia from April - Jun? 😆 Indonesia too but I don't know what months are the most humid for them.

[@Sasha-zq8ws]

This!! I'm from Aruba and live in the Netherlands. Everyone here tells me i'm suppose to be used to the hot weather. I always have to explain that it is completely different. In my whole 26 years of life i've never sweat as much as i do here during summer

[@lunar_mysticxx1717]

😂

[@marystone1526]

I've lived in Germany my entire life, and the German summer still kills me every time. Anything hotter than 23°C, and I'm a zombie with a headache, shuffling around miserably.

[@yashikamishra8224]

My colleagues in Munich told me most buildings in Munich and even our Munich office did not have air conditioning. So the buildings would get really hot. I understand you might be from a different place but is this really a thing? Like old buildings not renovated for central AC in Germany?

[@Tuna-else]

bro it's 30c and I'm using a blanket I'm not even joking 😭😭

[@c.s.s.1680]

@@yashikamishra8224 Yup, that is the case for a lot of places in Germany, I live in Berlin and there is no AC whatsoever.

[@エキセントリッ]

​@@yashikamishra8224 AC is unfortunately very unusual in Germany. To the regret of many old people, for example. There are many who die from heat. This is why the Federal Minister of Health, Karl Lauterbach, has announced that he wants to draw up a heat protection plan for Germany. Funnily enough, it contains many things (warning app for heat, etc.), except for area-wide AC.

[@meijimeijii]

That's lower than the average in Michigan-

[@acceleratefaster46]

Kolkata is now 43 degree Celsius. 30 would be vey pleasant for me.

[@abby6034]

For my Americans!!! 30 degrees Celsius is 86 degrees Fahrenheit 45 degrees Celsius is 113 degrees Fahrenheit

[@everlearningrose]

This is perfect timing. Someone two comments above you commented in Fahrenheit and now, because of you, I understand what they meant. Thanks!!

[@nicolegonzalez5992]

Honestly, I’m from South Florida so 86° is normal temperature for me but no AC anywhere that’s just rough. I can deal without it for a few days but not for months on end so I do sympathize also get a ceiling fan it’s probably the best thing for that kind of weather.

[@S0ap_Bvbbl3z]

Thank you!!❤

[@Wargatron]

Once again, stumped by the metric system. 😅

[@Bambisgf77]

I just asked Google! Thank you, as it is very confusing 😂

[@puppyloverr]

As an Indian ( from Chennai) who lives in Canada, Canadians say that 25° is a heatwave while back in india we would be wearing sweaters at 30° because it's considered " winter"

[@Tred-v1d]

What do u mean exactly by "Puppy Lover"? BTW u eat loads of chilly so suit urself.

[@Madhu.R]

Muppadhu degree winter aa? Idhu ungalukku konjam over aa....?😂

[@partha1331]

What do you mean by back in India. You should mention that it is Tamil Nadu. I also live in India and 28°C is too hot for me.

[@VetriVelan_1000]

Unmai da... In chennai if its below 30 I used to wear muffler .

[@VetriVelan_1000]

@@Madhu.R ilai bro...I'm from madurai. I'm living in chennai . Whenever it is below 30 C we used to wear leather jackets and mufflers.

[@ladysansa.]

As a South African, 30C is absolute wonderful weather. Anything below 20C then I start putting on a jacket.

[@ladysansa.]

@@trashbag2753 Just goes to show how we've adapted to our climate. I can spot a foreign visitor from a mile away. While us locals are wearing winter clothes and feeling cold, they're wearing shorts and flip flops. It always makes me smile.

[@lolololololo5261]

@@ladysansa. Dude if you have black/dark skin, you have more heat resistance, becouse you have more eumelanin. That isnt racism, that is biology, that is science fact. White ppl have lower rsistance for heat. Biology, that all. The white man is biologically not adapted to such high temperatures.

[@frozeneye100]

As a fellow South African. You don’t understand 30 in South Africa vs. 30 in Asia. Here in Japan your b@pls stick not from the 30 but from the 99% humidity. You are wet all day long you are sticky not fun. And shade forget it that humidity still hits you there too. In SA summer 30 really is like yeah let’s go out and enjoy here it is like Uhmm nope stay in my room with aircon.Vietnam and places like that as South African you will suffer. It is not fun in those areas at all you will be a mop losing water making puddles behind you like Handel and fretted bread crumbs

[@sunsettropical]

Cute pfp

[@ladysansa.]

@@sunsettropical Thanks, it's our 12 year old Luka🐶

[@ksk..9367]

Indian also normal at45 😅 with a ceeling fan special north indian up. 😂 By the way I'm watching this at44dgree right now😊

[@kaymartin2807]

As an australian who in summer deals with 50+ degree heat. I can confirm. No wonder our trees were on fire.

[@prescillamariamabraham1901]

Lol 😂😂

[@Lora782]

"Our trees were on fire" so accurate.

[@whitepouch0904]

You’re still lucky you still get to experience all seasons and your humidity isn’t as high as in the tropics close to 100%

[@GlitchoneNew]

122°Farenheit Or 61°Semi-farenheit/Teselheit Or 30½° Quarter Fahrenheit/Semi-Teselheit/Franheit You are alive?😮

[@GlitchoneNew]

So true

[@zwiebeldogs]

As someone who runs around outside with a Tshirt and shorts at 0°C, anything above 19°C is instant misery for me

[@pookyac42]

Totally relatable! I usually go snow shovelling in a thick hoodie and short pants✌️😎 Edit: and usually start sweating after two minutes 🙈😂

[@Lilac23712]

Come to India the max here is 47°C 💀

[@baris19]

Same dude. I only have t shirts in my gardrobe cuz i get too hot in any other type of clothing. Any day of the year. It doesn't help that i sweat so god damn much

[@hxcknall_]

Same! Today was the coldest day of the year in my country (-2°C) and I slept with a t-shirt and shorts. Oh but heat... WARMTH? Hate it.

[@pookyac42]

@@Lilac23712 Well, actually I had nearly no problems with 45 degrees C in Southern France - a dry heat and always wind in the Rhone valley. But 35 degrees C in humid conditions, especially without a constant breeze, are a pain... 😄

[@jackiedelvalle]

I swear in Northern Europe the summer heat feels different than in year-round hot countries. Have been in 40 degrees in latam and the Caribbean and been fine; 29 degrees in UK and you feel like you're in a steam bath - arrrrggghhhh! 🥵🥵🥵

[@kjarakravik4837]

Maybe because you could go swimming?

[@mnky75]

A Japanese work colleague of mine swears that UK/Ireland/German etc. heat is way, way drier.

[@augth]

I actually don’t agree. I’m from France and we get 40 once or twice a year. It’s obviously very hot, but I experienced the worst heat of my life in Japan. I can’t stand tropical weather. But then there is AC in Japan unlike France so there’s that.

[@tramachi7027]

@@mnky75 Atleast for Germany it usually is very humid during summer. Usually bar some exceptions when there is a High-Pressure area sitting over Germany letting dry Sahara Air linger on for weeks. German summers are normally super humid and we do got alot of thunder storms because of that...or rather we used to have them. I remember Pre-2010 when it rained daily between 14:00-17:00 because thats when humidity, temperature and high-pressure air mixed alltogether and would create strong, but beautiful thunder storms. Nowadays its really reduced to a minimum :( Also back then the Summers werent so unbearable because of that daily rain which would see the temperature drop usually by 5 degrees and refreshing wind.

[@jamie_mary]

​@@mnky75 Japanese heat is said to be very humid.

[@0hoshi]

if its not 40 degrees here in Australia its either winter in the half-normal cities or your freezing to death in Victoria/Tasmania (you literally can feel the freezing winds from antarctica) 🔥🥵🥶🧊

[@the_channel_with_no_name]

Southeast US and 30c/86f sounds like a lovely summer

[@angeliaclanton1484]

Right. We're used to 35c (90f) to 45c (114f) here in the Southeast US. The humidity tries to boil us.

[@sal_strazzullo]

Here in Florida it's normal, 85f is actually perfect 👌

[@klee_pog822]

Fr

[@Mr.mole_is_bestie]

​@@sal_strazzulloFR today it was 92

[@sal_strazzullo]

@@Mr.mole_is_bestieTrue, and we had 90% humidity in Tampa this morning

[@purple8021]

Students in SEA casually walking to school in +35C whilst in hoodie and or sweater and pants

[@vernowietsch]

Sounds like the counterpart to the German boys going to school in tshirts and Engelbert Strauss Shorts when it's 2 degrees in winter

[@saulosantos7929]

same in Brasil

[@i.am.millionaire1]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA RELATABLE

[@Panzerfaust_1939]

That's me

[@saividhyakannan]

And giant earmuffs!

[@Itwaspatricia]

It’s incomparable. I grew up in an extremely hot country and I can’t deal with the summer in Germany. I can’t even breathe fresh air when it’s 30 degrees 😂😂

[@silverfoxchain]

Why is the air stagnant/no breeze?

[@jackiedelvalle]

​@@silverfoxchain No idea, but same in UK! Mad.

[@user-he5qe1rs4k]

Is it because of the dry air?

[@Paula.HP.]

​@@user-he5qe1rs4k no, actually it's the opposite, the German summer is extremely humid.

[@starlinguk]

​@@Paula.HP. I'm near Berlin and it hasn't been humid, which has made the heat quite bearable up until now. Tomorrow the humidity goes up and it'll be sweat puddles all around.

[@madamdragon]

I know right. It's the same here in Texas. 30 is like a nice cool spring day.

[@the_secret_ninja_20]

As a north indian... approx 45°C summers every year and I still sweat like a river is flowing above my head as soon I step outside 😂😂😂😂

[@xyzr9138]

But this year has broken every record 😢

[@corpsemelon]

​@@xyzr9138well yes Sherlock it's 46 degrees in South India

[@beaucaspar3990]

It's never got that hot where I live in Britain. Tho last summer it did reach 38°C where I live; but that was the hottest temperature ever recorded in the country. Climate change is definitely making our summers hotter and our winters colder

[@elifkopat]

As soon as it's over 25 I start hating everything. Especially not being able to sleep because it's so hot is the worst. I am restless for the whole summer

[@leonore3349]

Same and I'm Southern European. I should be used to it but nope.

[@kaiyxooo]

Sucks :( I live in Texas and it can hit 48. We use Fahrenheit but it’s 120 degrees Fahrenheit-> 48 degrees Celsius.

[@villriz]

25 is a privilege for our 40 degree weather

[@Username456-b4p]

Have you tried sleeping with a wet shirt? Either one you're wearing or just one you can put over your body to cool it down? It's the only thing let's me sleep in summer

[@jessicamoore1314]

@@kaiyxoooYou have air conditioning, Germany does not

[@Gardenialuvsu]

As an iraqi, in summer we have 45-52 degrees so 30 degrees is freezing

[@sanross7834]

Iraqi brother 😆😃 Yes, for sure Iraq wins the Harawa

[@skill_issuesmo7367]

Im not iraqi, isnt like 50+ degrees literally dangerous? im in indonesia and 40 degrees can make water steam and stuff

[@pilot_bruh576]

​@@skill_issuesmo7367well yes but their in the desert so it makes sense

[@IHSWRESTLER]

The Coachella Valley, California, USA is 50-55°c I feel the pain.... And by pain I mean seatbelt brands and all 😂🏜️🔥

[@ollievendor7413]

In Canada I walk around with my coat open at -5 on those hot winter days. XD Everyone is advised to stay indoors if it's 40+

[@TeluguGrip]

Indians with 47° C : Pillalu ra meeru 🤣

[@Ahm3dPlayz]

Me who grew up with 55° C weather in the Middle East: 🥶

[@lss74]

How are you alive? Genuine question from lil ol me in 🇬🇧🥵🔥🥵🔥🥵🔥🔥🔥

[@WriterOfMany]

Bro I've got the extreme the other way lol -18° in SE United States, in other parts of the country the wind chill was making it feel like -45!! 🥶

[@thecollierreport]

That would be death. I definitely saw some 47 degree days in the UAE!!

[@mariembenltaief6097]

​@@lss74in saudi arabia the normal degree is 46°

[@drdiscostu]

Wow 55 degrees you have the second highest temperature ever recorded, likely the highest given the previous WR is known to be extremely unlikely

[@carinfonk1695]

I used to work in a plastic tent insjde of a greenhouse during summer, wearing full overalls and long sleeves, and I felt so powerful walking outside where it was only 30 degrees and watching everyone else melt while I felt refreshed.

[@hereticgrim]

then let's hope climate change will make it so that 30°C will be the coldest winter days so you can be comfortable in the 60°C summers :)

[@Gleichtritt]

@@hereticgrim Wow, passive aggressive much?

[@nissnynass]

@@Gleichtrittthats just aggressive

[@aperson901]

As a Californian who lives with 110 degree Fahrenheit (43 Celsius) summers, I can relate to this video 😭😭😭

[@machinist7230]

Death Valley is the hottest place on earth! 😵

[@Elmoslay]

Sameeee as a Californian, it’s warm all the time!

[@Buckyballstherat]

Me too but as a Texan and its always worse too because its so humid here😭

[@heeeeyyiamapotato8383]

SOMEONE WHO USES FARENHEIT

[@lizardabc2714]

As a Californian who still cannot relate... this is why I moved to the UK LOL

[@ultimaearth]

I came here last year heat 🥵 is nothing for me. But this year after staying long in Germany seeing cold -10°C in winter and now i feel heat 🥵 like germans

[@Coco-xk6dj]

As a Floridian, same. But humidity makes a huge difference.

[@garyorshoski6982]

My sis lives there and her home is 120

[@jordanwilliams5737]

@@garyorshoski6982no your sister lives on the sun lol

[@mohamedumar1848]

​@@jordanwilliams5737it is in faranhite lol 😂

[@newbleppmore7855]

30C with low humidity is nice

[@aarishowton8037]

As a Californian, I’m scared to go to Europe or the UK because it will freeze me to death 💀

[@hanayuki0504]

As a Vietnamese I can confirm haha! Today in VN is 33°C but it's raining outside and I'm in bed with my blanket 😂

[@The_Freelancer93]

Today in my area 33° and its raining too but i am not using blanket instead using Fans😂

[@hanayuki0504]

Lmao

[@thewaybecomeimmortal1785]

same in india

[@nellahorelli3226]

It' raining and hot at the same time?

[@The_Freelancer93]

@@nellahorelli3226 Yes. Cause bad cloudy weather. No air flowing. Not a single leaf of tree was moving. lol

[@Vigga_]

As an danish person I can confirm 20 degrees is enough to make me faint

[@lettuce3695]

Quick tip: don’t go to the southern hemisphere if it needs to be 20°c to faint

[@Vigga_]

Lol

[@lettuce3695]

No seriously don’t.

[@Vigga_]

Ok I wont

[@Maitreya-7777]

Bye bye from India.

[@-.-4]

Coffee year round, helps you cool down, same with spicy food. Finnish heritage. Can’t live without coffee.

[@ARC.475]

Same as Filipinos 😂 it's 45°C and we're sipping scalding hot coffee in the middle of the day 🤣🤣🤣

[@jagiroxxx9366]

I wasn't ready for chapati blanket 😭

[@sumitpandey4353]

Us bro Us.

[@clarkeous1687]

Tas pagdating ng dec-jan panay sabi ng “lamig-lamig” kahit above 27°c yung temp.

[@arizenn5550]

Not mentioning filipinos dont use umbrella's they instead use jacket as if it was cold

[@renzzZZzzZZzz]

Sometimes it reaches 50 degrees, haha.

[@OrangechickenTheRobloxOg]

“Dubai laughs”

[@buzzharbor]

😂😂tell me about it, we are not in earth anymore we are in our planet next to the sun.

[@SafeerSefi]

Abu Dhabi, UAE laughs, 50degree Celsius, (122F) feels like 57degree celsius.

[@surendersingh8175]

IRAN LEFT THE CHAT😂

[@oddpranii]

​@@alvoreyxxfr?

[@researchbangla96]

India laughs with 43°c

[@Turo_Oikawa]

As a middle eastern I can assure you that I go out wearing a cozy hoodie when it's over 40 degrees almost 50

[@hereticgrim]

Let's hope climate change will make it 60°C for you. so you will be warm and cozy.

[@ilovecinnamoroll792]

Fr

[@kSm3116]

baby you are not comfortably wearing a hoodie when it’s 122 degrees outside lmfao that would just result in death regardless of where you grew up

[@Turo_Oikawa]

@kaylam3116 there are summer hoodies for your information, they're very light

[@Zaza027]

@@hereticgrim please don’t hope 🥲

[@HunterVlog350cc]

india-45 degree today❤❤

[@rychickenfry6810]

Me an American: 30 degrees?! That’s so cold! Realizes they are in Germany: Ohhhhhhhhh

[@feliitchi]

As an American I can pretty easily figure out metric measurements Except Celsius I have no idea how to convert it lol

[@dave161141]

​@@feliitchi zero Celsius is freeze point. Below is fine. Anything above 30 is horrific.

[@evah4431]

​@@feliitchi if it helps, 0 degrees is water freezing, 100 is water boiling :D though that's probably not helpful for you when it comes to weather

[@oliphant2848]

@@feliitchi 30°C is 86°F. You divide Celsius by 5, multiply that by 9 and add 32. To convert Fahrenheit into Celsius, you subtract 32, divide by 9 and multiply by 5.

[@speerboom]

0 is cold, 10 is cool, 20 is nice, 30 is warm, 40 is HOT.

[@TurinTuramber]

As a Brit I once worked outdoors with many Malaysians and Filipinos whilst in NZ during winter. Their weakest to "cold" weather made me feel like polar bear.

[@skylaat17]

Hi! I'm Canadian 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@TurinTuramber]

@@skylaat17 Fair enough. I spent a summer in Canada and it was 30° almost everyday. A place of extremes. .

[@skylaat17]

@@TurinTuramber Sadly yeah hahaha

[@2Mortal]

What really makes the German heat unbearable is the lack of wind (breeze) and the length of the day. Also AC is mostly seen as a luxury device.

[@ansuajo]

100 percent.

[@mujmujkit]

Germany is not designed to be this hot and it shows...

[@franziskaschlott3081]

Summers in Cologne are now 43 -45 in midday. I moved up north to the countryside and am closer to the coast now. So a steife Brise is coming in every now and then. But I am scared of my summer job in cologne again this year. I hope my Office as AC 🤞

[@piiinkDeluxe]

​@@franziskaschlott3081steife Brise. 😂 ja moin

[@sleepycowboy18]

Oof thats the worse, no wind makes me feel dead

[@imperial_Dragnix]

Me drinking hot tea in 55*c in india😂

[@Loki-Coco]

You're just exaggerating. Kahan hua bhai 55°C?

[@choduridrawzz]

As a filipino ,i promise we can even drink hot coffee and wear jackets just for aesthetics😊 even in very hot dayss

[@Starlitstudios-2024]

We also drink hot tea in 45 degree Celsius in India

[@GMM111]

Yesss I do this most of the time even in summer with 45°C😂😂

[@ashenblood]

True, this was me during junior high, tanghaling-tanghali sa Davao naka sando, polo, blazer, tapos may jacket pa😂

[@daniellakarenina8634]

Hi everybody, Germans are NOT melting!... They are NOT sissies who are wimped out because of the weather. Greetings from Germany 🖤❤💛

[@sharanpaulsinku1096]

Kape tayo 😂😂😂

[@RoshanKumar-we6ms]

Indians drinking chai at 42°c 😂

[@Jackity_Jax]

Omg, you just reminded me of how my dad, living on the damn Equator(!), would drink freshly boiled tea in the middle of the summer... like HOW?!

[@sweet_alyss]

​@@Jackity_JaxIt cools your body down. Like a hot shower. Hot tea is actually great in the heat.

[@shubhamagrawal1025]

Haha ya tea is a must but ya its lil better if there is ac 😅

[@cosmically4286]

As a Belgian who literally dies when it's like 25°c I feel called out on an astronomical level

[@jmckendry84]

Literally?

[@Rika936]

Buahahahah

[@zeroeffortbasically]

Also you: I need AC sooooo much 😂😂😂

[@minseokss]

Germany is advanced. They got ac

[@zeroeffortbasically]

@@minseokss have I said anywhere there is no ACs in Germany or you overthought my thoughts wrongly? :)

[@minseokss]

@@zeroeffortbasically why'd you reply 70 million years later

[@zeroeffortbasically]

@@minseokss sorry I haven't replied a random commenter in a timely manner, I'M SOOOOOOO SORRRYYYYYYYYYY

[@dhruvika8492]

As an Indian, I can confirm summertime is like hell

[@RehmaShams]

It’s nothing compared to the Middle East lol I’ve experienced summer in both India and the Middle East The Middle East is much worse

[@Emory-wk3pw]

As a bulgarian when we hit over 25 degrees I start dying

[@chloenoir8153]

As a Slovakian...same T.T

[@Aisyah-xh9iy]

Cries in Maldivian

[@rosaryvsbanpaia]

But is still cooling😅

[@excelvalentino6972]

its currently like 27 celcius inside my house and im chilling

[@Goldenskies__]

It keeps getting hotter and hotter every year. This is the hottest winter ever here in Italy: September temperatures but it's actually NOVEMBER. Mosquitos are still alive and sucking our blood, I'm thinking of writing my testament before summer comes... because I don't think I will survive next summer.

[@Gaomai]

I'm southeast Asian but was raised in Alaska and can barely handle 20 degree weather 😭

[@Gaomai]

I can handle -45 degree though 🥴

[@BudgieCute]

​@@Gaomaiwe're polar opposites lmao

[@uniwolfgamer1094]

Where in southeast asia did you find 20° and below weather? It's always 30+ for me. Well it can be 20+ but never below

[@Ten_522]

@@uniwolfgamer1094Did you miss the part where they said they were raised in Alaska? Where’s your reading comprehension?

[@Hana-kc1lq]

​@@uniwolfgamer1094I live in southeast Asia and there are many place here below 20°C temp. Usually in mountain area. Like in the mountain area near my place, the usual temp is 17°C and sometimes even 14°C.

[@pippylunalove]

Where I grew up in SE Asia it was more like 28 - 33C and 90-99% RH. People in Europe keep trying to tell me that above 55% RH is humid and I'm like anything below 70% RH is dry.

[@lmnopgr]

it’s honestly beautiful to continue to read the comments and see us educating one another around the globe like pen-pals. 💙💚💙

[@c0d3_m0nk3y]

Was thinking the same thing. That's what I love about all her videos. She's not only an ambassador for Germany and Vietnam but also brings people of all kind of different cultures together.

[@KatinkaMaika]

I love the comments from people all over the world. Greetings and love to you all! I hope, you all are well and have opportunities to cool down and/or enjoy summer somehow

[@blackdome98]

Thank you! Love to you too!

[@amayonaise9364]

as a british person 20 C and i’m practically melting

[@davidesperanza5413]

Exaggerated 😂😊

[@stefaniehero3599]

😂😂

[@gipsymelody1268]

how dude? britain have 30+C summers... :S

[@rashidakhan2888]

20 is like winter for us

[@FvnnThr]

​@@gipsymelody1268 Britain is a very humid climate with houses incredibly poorly suited to the temperatures.

[@mousumide10000]

Nowadays in Summer, 45 degrees is common in India 😢 In our Earth global warming is the biggest threat so, We have to plant more and more big trees 🌳 to stabilise this extreme heat.

[@wahatda8944]

Emirates: "Hold my mocktail."

[@unknownbraincell5590]

Best part is in schools, us girls would have PE class out side and everyone would be wearing a jacket and a scarf around our head

[@RealGeralt36]

South Texas people in 30°: "Why's it cold outside?"

[@Bekkmyster]

No they aren’t talking about Fahrenheit lol.

[@letsreallytalk9482]

Lol that’s beautiful weather here (born and raised Texan it’s 45 C from July till Mid October)

[@letsreallytalk9482]

@@Bekkmyster we know it’s not Fahrenheit lol 30 C is 86 in Fahrenheit which is great weather to us lol

[@ThunderBunny30]

@@letsreallytalk948230 is a God send for the southern U.S. during Summer 😂 I enjoy watching the panic people have whenever it gets hot during the summer.

[@ReneSchickbauer]

That's the same Texas were the entire power grid collapses because a single snowflake fell somewhere in the entire state ;-)

[@0TheCheshireCat]

I hate this discussion. Not only are summers not "only" 30C, we don't have ACs everywhere and oure homes aren't build to let hot air out, so what are we supposed to do😰

[@mattt620]

Same in the UK. We're built for rain and cold, no one lives in a home built for 30C+ weather

[@nicolegonzalez5992]

Girl that’s normal temperature for me but no ac anywhere that’s rough but my advice since I’m from the Caribbean get a ceiling fan it’s better than any wall unit!

[@RoyalReyna]

I lived in a trailer with no central AC, only a window unit in 45° weather with 70-80% humidity. It was miserable. At least your energy grid wasn't at risk of blacking out due to your stupid political leaders. But if you know that every summer is going to have 30° degree weather, why not adapt for it? Every summer is only getting hotter theres no need to suffer unless its only for a day or two, in which case you guys deserve to be made fun of.

[@cw9475]

​@RoyalReyna I looked up the cost of buying a standing air con unit and it's EXTREMELY expensive for a thing I will only need sporadically and for unknown amounts of time, and will only cool one closed room. A window unit isn't possible bc the windows open outward like doors, and changing that would add even more to the expense. If I had another person that it would help and who would pay halfsies, it would be a benefit to have. But for me alone I can't justify the cost of buying and running it. There's no way anyone can afford to get a full house installation, esp for a brick house designed to retain heat. It would be more complicated to install than in an American house designed with air con in mind - and that's beyond most people's budget entirely. The problem being, most working people can't afford to even consider it at all. Most people I speak to are struggling day to day with basic cost of living and have more urgent things (bills, kids) to pay for, sadly. I am sure this is similar in America. A couple of years back we had a whole month of 30c plus (it hit 40 at one point and grass everywhere died lol) with no rain at all whatsoever. Currently we're in a mini heatwave lasting a week so far, here in East Anglia. But sometimes summer is temperate and easy (some summers warm and rainy lol) after the worst part of the heatwave passes. I do think the heatwaves are getting worse and worse, and eventually it will become more of a necessity to have AC and perhaps the price will come down....? Possibly when that time comes companies and advertisers can bombard us with "deals" etc bc they see that people don't want to pressure cook themselves in their own homes. I think it is built into American cost of living already - a lot of you buy or rent a property that comes with air con already, in a house designed for it. Though I know COL affects all of us working people everywhere and you do have problems with the energy grid. And living in a trailer with only a window unit must have been absolute torture. Trailers become little ovens in the sun and aren't very good at retaining heat (or cool).

[@rockpooladmirer]

also very irritating having people coming from places that have dry heat act as if it's comparable to dealing with damp heat that is what Germany, UK, etc. get. not to mention mocking those in those places for not being able to deal with 30C+... yikes

[@Manisha-qj4gy]

45° is very normal in India, I am a girl, I have got temporary mustache due to walking in this sun😂😅 But still here all the people go out to work, ignoring the heat wave.

[@eventingthedude]

As a Texan, we’ve had 100+ weather all summer and today, it was finally, under 100. It was amazing

[@savage.4.24]

And as an oklahoman i can confirm. Heat isnt hot till its 105F outside with a heat index of 117 and 85% humidity. My northern cousins never visit!

[@doodahgurlie]

As a Texan, right now it's 106...been 108...don't recall it being this hot in all the years I lived here. Never mind 108 degree weather the past week or so.

[@eventingthedude]

@@doodahgurlie I mean there have been times each year where I live in Texas where it’s been 100+ for a few weeks, but never for over two months straight. I’m just glad it’s not humid where I live right now. I have a feeling that it’s going to be insanely cold this winter though. It’s been reaching 108+ for the past week here, and feeling like it’s 110-115 as well

[@seamlyshenanigans861]

Texan here. Can confirm! I went out and thought it was so nice and thought about doing yard work! It was still 99. Lol

[@anupkumar-hd7wg]

Wtf is 100, Talk in Celsius , no one cares about Fahrenheit here! ..

[@littlechild.]

As an Austrian, I can confirm I already feel like dying when the temperature rises above 25°C. Please someone bless us with eternal Fall/Spring like temperatures.

[@sakuraharuno4667]

Wear cotton clothes loose fitting that's what Asians do during summer.. avoid black colour wear light colour clothes.. also avoid the sun lol even tho 25 degree is like winter for me.. in bangladesh it's always 43 degree or 45.. I'm in london and I wear blanket

[@Ratonu29]

@@sakuraharuno4667bro, i live in romania, its 34 degrees here and I have to be BARE NAKED IN THE HOUSE TO NOT PASS OUT Cotton help with jack shyte…

[@sakuraharuno4667]

@@Ratonu29 hahahahah that's cold actually.. in bangladesh it's over 40 degrees but feels like almost 50 degrees.. worst part they don't have electricity because the govt is facing fuel shortage.. it's like hell on earth.. if you use Fan you'll get heat waves.. we depend on AC mostly but no electricity there now.. take shower 5 times a day helps to survive Even I grew up in that weather.. highly humid as well.. yet people still wear clothes.. cotton clothes light colour

[@sakuraharuno4667]

@@Ratonu29 just take cold shower you'll be fine.. we south Asians don't just take shower everyday, we sometimes take shower multiple times a day.. before going out and after coming to house or before sleep.. and wear loose fit cotton clothes light in colour.. white helps too.. And make cold milkshake with banana.. thank me later

[@gipsymelody1268]

@@sakuraharuno4667 34 is cold? nah dude -20 celsius is cold at winter in central europe :D

[@mariamjimoh885]

I spent half my childhood and half my teen years in Nigeria, sub Saharan Africa, but this British weather approaching 30C is too much for me😭

[@igarashiaroha2458]

I thought that you are used by 30°C, because as I guess that Africa is hot

[@yukas1ngas]

I'm from Kyrgystan and 30C is comfortable there. But in Moscow it's hell

[@mariamjimoh885]

@@igarashiaroha2458 Yh but I feel like it’s a different kind of heat. African “summer” is usually a dry kind of heat and there’s a breeze, _sometimes_ it rains HEAVILY during that season but it’s warm and so nice to stand in. In England, summer is humid and sticky, barely any breeze, I doubt we’re gonna get any rain again and our belated summer just started

[@noeldoesstuff]

It’s because it’s humid

[@mariamjimoh885]

@@noeldoesstuff Yh I mentioned that already.

[@surendra201263]

It's not good for mother nature and animals.. So don't make fun of this for some views.... Btw I m Asian and work on construction site... So know how u can bear 😎

[@YellowFlashxxx]

European countries in 30° :- It's so hot today Indians in 45°:- well it's my tea time ☕

[@scp-xxx244]

In serbia it was recorded that outside was near 60 celsious.People were melting of hotness.

[@uselesssar]

Frfr

[@Ana-xk6qe]

Not in Portugal or Spain

[@bear.b]

Not in Southern Europe. My hometown in Bulgaria regularly has temperatures of 40+ in the summer. Only difference is that sub zero temperatures of -15 are also the norm in the winter. We have the best of both worlds. 😂

[@oneofthebestmobilemappers]

Bruh in july the center of italy was 46 degrees celcius lol, as a italian anything below 30 is kinda cold

[@soniarajgurung7139]

Uyen , thank you so much for brightening us with ua light comedy... Learning so much about Germany through your videos. Lots of love from India 🎉

[@YoutubeCat-ie1pc]

Lots of love from Germany to India :)

[@bhupeshbishnoi2195]

India just chilling in 50 degree celcius😂

[@Uhflower]

That's 122⁰ F??? I didn't even think that was something humans could stay in comfortably

[@bhupeshbishnoi2195]

@@Uhflower because of low humidity

[@venzzz1370]

As a fellow South East Asian, 30°C is just another normal day

[@-Astrae-]

Im British, and any time the temperature is 15°C or over, i start feeling sick. I get nauseous and i dont know why 😅

[@v1ct0r1n01]

As a Mexican, I have the luxury of calling people wimps for not standing more than 30° temperature

[@IRENI3BEANI3THEM3ANIE]

THATS ME BUT I’m Korean and everyone in Korea thinks 30 degrees is dying hot 😢😢😢

[@TheReal_GMan]

Same lol, I remember visiting Mexicali when it was almost a nice, warm 49 degrees.

[@The2Magos]

And y'all are wimps for not taking the cold -17 c is like summer

[@cat_city2009]

Ohio winters are mild and you'd hate them so much lmao. 0C and wind is brutal.

[@anthonym6202]

Depends what part of Mexico part not all of Mexico is hot humid Or desert 🏜️, some parts are cold 🥶 as heck. My dad is from Mexico City and it’s cold ass heck and go outside of Mexico City and it will snow ❄️. Now where my mom is from michocan is hot humid and cold all in one day mess with your body pretty bad.

[@LuckyJrEskie]

I grew up in 40-45C summers (which last from April - November most years). 30C sounds like heaven 😂

[@brilliantsableye2591]

Anything over 25°C is too hot

[@biabia4998]

Asians giggle

[@OhMyPlasticStars]

South Asians: *celebrating that it's 29 degrees today and that is considered cold, the normal hot temp is 30-40*

[@PandAlex]

Fact

[@chiiaki2710]

Anything less than 26°C is too cold in here 😂

[@xlenaqz]

Don't come to southern Spain, we reach 47º easily in summer xD 25º is winter weather

[@XxMYP0TAT0xX]

i live in nz and i can be in 2 think pants and a superr thik top and still be super super cold my mother said that it was a super power :)

[@Imjustahuman1206]

As an south east asian I can confirm that having a hottest summer we still drink hot coffee and playing outside

[@seulbilee1025]

hahahaha, 100% true,

[@clintbasalo11]

Yeeeah hahaha FR, Pinoy here

[@mocha6w68]

And having that 2 skin tones 😂

[@Imjustahuman1206]

@@mocha6w68 imao truee ahhahahah

[@infinityspin6537]

Are u from PhilipPenis?

[@abdooman1556]

i'm in saudi, and i remember genuinely i was in the middle of summer, outside at 1:00 pm the sun right above ur head, and i'm in the car with no AC, and when we went home i was like, why it was hot ?? everybody laughed and they told me that it was 57 C and i didn't notice it

[@notyourusualmuslimguy3143]

Malaysian here, 30C a/c in the office feels like heaven!

[@pdnh8275]

Agreed, even when I turn the AC to 28 degrees, I feel like it gets too cold ahhaa

[@Nadia-ox1kf]

Is your a/c broken? 😅 shouldn’t it be set to like 22?

[@anuskabanerjee6231]

​@@Nadia-ox1kf22°c is too much cold for us.

[@Radhamani-e5n]

As an indian 45 degree is cool our average temperature is 35 to 40 degree we r facing 50 to 55 in hot summers brohhhhhh