Germany Vlog pt.2

[@robert_olin]

Love your vlogs keep posting more of your adventures

[@Nbetweendalines]

Enjoyed the vid, I’ve been questioning why cheerleading isn’t an Olympic sport. Having three sisters doing cheer from their teenage years made me appreciate how difficult the stunting and choreography can be. Hope to see more. Thanks for the video!

[@TheBeingReal]

Probably due to it mainly being a USA thing. It is not universal enough.

[@scrumps101]

Cheer, like gymnastics, has such a complex scoring system that it’s not only difficult but just widely not appealing to the general public. Not that it’s not a fun sport to watch but controversial using judges to determine an outcome. Countries have different standards on judging also and there isn’t yet a universally accepted method.

[@jodiebarr4673]

Can't wait for part 3 . Loving these

[@Shirt103]

Cool video hope she does more videos doing random stuff. she's fun to watch

[@dinjaets]

14:45 That hawk tuah came very unexpected 🤣

[@jodiebarr4673]

Definitely keep your usa vlogs going. Love these . Hope you did croatia too 🙏

[@avronaut]

Ihr seid großartig.

[@meisteryoda7180]

18:24 my favorite Hawk Tuah Part

[@PatrickS89]

Your so beautiful!! Nice smile 👌🏻

[@tytonio8573]

Hello, Nice champions team, thanks for the good vibes

[@donaldhogan7538]

You had me with the salsa and Doritos and I never had such thing to eat, so I bought a bag of Doritos and the real deal Mexican salsa and will experiment with my stomach and see what happens. I love Doritos with sour cream. Very good.

[@SamePaul]

18:25 oh you gotta do hawk tua spit on that thing (c) 🤣🤣🤣

[@takuyayamada5306]

are you making Japan vlog too?

[@donaldhogan7538]

Caylee I love the color of your nails.

[@scottmiller5785]

Love to cat.

[@ziaakbar2535]

I love you so so much Caylee. You are as beautiful as an angel ❤😊

[@tobiaskiel9171]

Would you like to come back soon? ❤

[@pluckyducky7728]

Caylee from Arizona she has higher standards for Salsa and Guac😂

[@СосланБузоев-ъ8й]

👍✨💐✨💐✨💐✨👏🖐😊

[@ClaraLombardi]

Part3!!!

[@martinsalfer450]

You guys act veeeery American. Still fun that they just flew you in for a pregame show of a riding tournament?🐎

[@l214laus]

The flag hoodie, satchel with the flag, Starbucks coffee, the Doritos and immersion in the American culture there. Was quite interesting seeing how that generation views a different culture.

[@jhonyermo]

Charlemagne's city

[@g412bb]

Dutch guide in Germany ... Weird ...

[@tj2375]

Not really. They are both countries in the European Union and people from the European Union can travel, live or work in other countries of the Union without restrictions.

[@jhonyermo]

ONLY if you are an ignorant ameriKan

[@glockenrein]

The city of Aachen is right at the border between Germany and the Netherlands so it makes sense there but it’d be surprising further away from the border.

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

Better than an African guide (Which I've seen) in Germany. At least the Dutch are closely related to us. Racially (We share the same ancestors, the Germanics), culturally (Large parts of western Germany used to be Dutch) and ethnically (Again, geographically and also when it comes to customs, a lot of traditions, architecture (Northwestern/Western Germany and the Netherlands share similar architectural styles and both our languages are Indo-European) and historically. We are, except for our mother tongues, practically the same people. As someone who lives right at the border, visually speaking it's practically impossible to tell when I'm in Germany and when I'm in the Netherlands. Of course, the deeper in I drive the more the roads, signs and so on change, but just from looking at the architecture and the people (Except for a lot more non-Europeans in a much tighter space) there is not much of a difference there.

[@bobs1648]

Caylee, when drinking from the fountain, you do realize that arsenic is a poison right? Or were you not listening to the guide when he was saying what all is in the water? 🤔 Geez girl, try not to kill yourself please.

[@Holilo7]

But as Paracelsus said...the dose makes the poison.

[@bobs1648]

@@Holilo7 Call me overly cautious then. When it comes to arsenic, I'm not big on self-experimentation. 🤣

[@Holilo7]

@@bobs1648 Germany has one of the strictest food laws in the world and its drinking water/tap water is considered the best monitored food. It must be perfectly drinkable from all taps/fountains, etc., unless otherwise indicated. That was a healing fountain that is considered to be particularly good for health...I am very confident that she won't poison herself with it.😉

[@Fuerwahrhalunke]

@@Holilo7 There is a difference between tap water and water in public spaces, such as fountains. It's not all of the same quality.

[@eugeniofranci8444]

Eih,very black you hair