How to distinguish Americans

[@shoujomelon1547]

That one guy who said that we don't use umbrellas in the rain and always carry water bottles knows where its at thats some detailed and accurate shit

[@XiomaraZombie]

forreal minghao

[@jourdancallahan5144]

+~**MaeLikA**~ True

[@WatchingNotLearning]

Funny as shit I'm American and went to South Korea one year during the raining season and we didnt have umbrellas. It stormed the first day we got there.

[@AW-ex8fn]

+~**MaeLikA**~ Yes to water bottles (i mean college really promotes it) but I always use umbrellas. I hate getting rained on.

[@isaiahscott1998]

I don't know how he knew that

[@annheron4181]

"I don't think we have accents". How do people not grasp the concept of accents

[@Flustered_Potato]

Ann Heron I mean everyone has an accent to someone, right?

[@stuartkeating6508]

Matt Murdock I will never get the concept of "we don't have accents". I sorta understand why they say it, but it makes no sense whatsoever.

[@lifehappens7217]

I mean to them Americans have accents because they don't speak English all the time. Kinda the same way you feel when someone who doesn't speak English first talks. To you, they have an accent. To us, you have an accent.

[@crimzonempire4677]

Ann Heron our accent is very flat so sometimes I feel like we don't have one but we do

[@Nicole3900]

As an American, that embarrassed me when she said that.

[@SK-li3xu]

The thing is, America is so diverse, especially with the history of immigration, literally anyone can look like they are from America

[@tayirnull1567]

Unfortunately though, some foreigners don't even realize that the Native Americans were the first and original inhabitants of the U.S. before European explorers came and colonize afterwards.

[@SK-li3xu]

@@tayirnull1567 yep, and I'm sure the native Americans where better then what the first explores where.

[@MMAmachinhead92]

@Darius Kang "descendants of immigrants from Europe who came to America and turned the mosquito and snake infested wilderness into a modern, prosperous country" - Eh, then that would only apply to British colonials, not general "Europeans". Especially since there is not such thing a unique and singular "European" culture, group, or people. I don't remember Estonians or Poles "creating" America when they arrived in like the early 1900s. Secondly, seeing as that would only apply to British colonials, then that definition doesn't apply to the majority of Americans. Thirdly, also seeing as how the US white population is dwindling, then the perceptive norm would change as minorities become the majority.

[@MMAmachinhead92]

@Darius Kang "Utter nonsense! The various people who live in Europe have more in common among them culturally, group-wise and a people " - Um, how? Do they speak the same language? Have the same religious values? Same 'cultural' values? Same cuisine? Last time I checked - no. A liberal Swede with secular 'values' has very little in common with a conservative Russian with Orthodox 'values', don't you think? "Many Europeans from various countries fought in the American Revolution - The majority of Revolutionary soldiers had origins from the British Isles, African slaves, or France. "Yes. Because of uncontrolled immigration invasion by non-European peoples" - LOL, so you're a believer the "White Genocide"? Ok, then, I'd rather have your "muh white genocide" then Apartheid. Get used to it by now.

[@MMAmachinhead92]

@Darius Kang "They have more in common with each other than the Swede has in common with say a liberal Indian or the Russian has with a conservative Arab" - Yeah, how? Last time I checked, being gay is now outlawed in both Russia and Saudi Arabia, while liberals in India and Sweden both support equal rights. So...fail. "If the only way to stop white genocide is by walls, Apartheid and herding people like you into prison camps then walls, Apartheid and prison camps will happen" - Are you Nazi-LARPing your "Camp of Saints" wet dream fantasies? You really believe that these drunk, 70 year old Stormfucks are going to start their "muh civil war 2: electric bugaloo"? Ha, well, keep on hoping that'll happen. In the meanwhile, I'm doing good old Uncle Georgey Soros dream of committing 'muh white genocide" by miscegenating the white races. Our dream will live on.

[@akachold]

British: sometimes they maybe are a bit bigger German: FAT

[@j.a.m9323]

Germans are honest

[@asupremum1246]

Funny because Germans tend to be on the fat side.

[@akachold]

@@asupremum1246 never heard of that ?

[@asupremum1246]

@@captainprice4052 , what's not true? That Germans tend to be on the fattier side? It's very true. They're not as fatty as Brits but they're definitely much fatter than East Asians as a whole.

[@asupremum1246]

@@captainprice4052 , Are we not talking about them because then it means Germans are fat ? I'm talking about them. They're in this video after all. East Asians=slim Germans=fat 😊

[@donone1493]

how can you distinguish Americans? -Ask them about geography

[@starry_lis]

@@pleasesaveme8421 you'd be surprised

[@starry_lis]

@@neptune05 oh yeah? So what's the capital of Arstotzka?

[@starry_lis]

@@neptune05 like I would believe an American on that.

[@464528]

@@pleasesaveme8421 right, because state knowledge is just as important

[@rextremendae_]

@@pleasesaveme8421 okay, I understand where you're going but we're talking about worldwide geography. A decent person doesn't need to know every country in presence etc. but at least should be able to count how many continents are there on the earth lol

[@mariomannella7335]

"Freedom" A New Fragrance, By Washington

[@JockeyStrappers]

Id buy that but unfortunately that's already my natural musk xD

[@louisholden5127]

Mario Mannella "With a healthy dose of gunpowder"

[@ModRNTV]

You spelled "Cheeseburger" wrong, bro.

[@MetalliCxZero]

cheeseburger & gunpowder would be the most manly scent i could think of

[@chrisnex1988]

Mario Mannella You need more likes haha! Take it, take it all.

[@foolslayer9416]

As an American, I wish that I was confident as they say we are.

[@caa9ify]

Same

[@caa9ify]

@A Dog that's not entirely true, confidence really just comes from within. I've always been involved in a lot, at the time I have a part time job, and go to school full time. I want to have a job in healthcare. I'm busy all the time and people can tell me that I'm pretty or good enough and it's nice for that time but I still don't feel like it's enough. Some people can do the bare minimum and still act like they own the world. It just depends on how you see/treat yourself.

[@Flankster]

caa9ify they already think you're confident so you're halfway there lol

[@crazando]

As an American, I'm mega confident

[@adoraknight]

Same

[@youtubeuseri57]

I feel so attacked sitting here in my sweatpants and large black tshirt lmao

[@user-pe2yx9kt4e]

Asdzaa Tlaashchi ignore the haters

[@lilibyul]

Asdzaa Tlaashchi lol Same here man, same here..

[@booker4984]

In Aus we do that same shit

[@citlalivillegas9298]

Same me and my water bottle felt attacked

[@savary5050]

Same

[@ianh1504]

The british guy saying they act like they own the world... I LEARNED IT FROM YOU DAD

[@friedrichwilhelmvonsteuben7952]

I get the feeling when I talk to them, in general for business purposes, that on some level there is a bit of envy since not too long ago they were the top world power.

[@letyv9071]

🤭😂😂😂

[@Widdekuu91]

+J S I don't want to be rude. But I'm Dutch, so I have to. ....I don't think there's many people that envy America at the moment.

[@1ekaejr1]

hahahahahahah envy America, for fuckin what LOL.

[@1ekaejr1]

maybe for the huge ass big mac

[@famousamos]

As an American, I just looked at myself in the mirror and I am overweight. Thanks for the clarification!

[@jojoney]

You're welcome. Now go exercise

[@cutie511]

Hi, My Neighbor Amos.

[@djay00009]

Lolz good one . Need to buff up now . I'm like skinny fat myself

[@victorst.4780]

Stay calm and get fat.

[@taylormillion7244]

Lol but you’re Asian so you’re not really American

[@michaelscott-joynt3215]

Costa Rica guy was down to earth, good guy. Japanese boy saying Brits are pessimists, is my hero. But definitely can't put Aussies in that group. Aussies are like the party animal brother that went to prison but mom and dad still love them, while Americans were the rebel that ran away from home. And then there's Canada, the quiet one who just stays out of trouble.

[@alanroberts7916]

Akarn Elskask pretty good synopsis,!!!

[@mojojim6458]

Akarn Great summing up.

[@jacklennon1035]

facts

[@mojojim6458]

@iwishyouknew 2 His parents being America? ;)

[@bennyarias2017]

Costa Rica the best

[@c.shadou1897]

“If you see a person eating McDonalds they’re probably American” Me, fully Asian, frantically chewing McDonalds fries: hUhH

[@rusticbb8]

Where you born in America or live there fam

[@TavaiNT]

Nationality and ethnicity are not the same

[@bob8819]

I mean if you are born here you’re American regardless of ethnicity Edit: oof didn’t realize how old this comment was

[@c.shadou1897]

@@bob8819 RusticBB8 I wasn't born in America nor do I live there hahah! I've only been there once

[@snidechart069doesgaming7]

You mean freedom sticks, right?

[@charitypeter2396]

That Japanese dude tho XDXDXDXD "Hello, I am a racist"

[@alluremonroe6850]

Charity Peter Yeah I died lmao he was adorable tho

[@alluremonroe6850]

That's nothing new...racism is everywhere what's your point???

[@pelicanman96]

***** More Northern parts maybe. Have you been to the South? Jesus Christ that place is terrible.

[@Iliek]

It might be hard to believe, but America has less racism than much of the world, including Japan.

[@nobody_here1508]

***** not racist, but homophobic

[@wolfscotter]

i lost it at 3:46 "They smell like freedom"

[@selinhunter1138]

Mrpanda same!

[@wongjonathan9353]

Mrpanda It's time to bring some freedom to this school [freedom intensifies]

[@trexdrew]

"They smell like freedom" I was just like "damn straight son 'Merica!"

[@future4you]

Mrpanda We used to smell like freedom. Not so much anymore too much P.C. garbage going around.

[@Antebios]

Mrpanda I can't hear you over the screeching of my American Bald Eagle on my shoulder shouting freedom.

[@l.b.437]

When that one lady started talking about us wearing pajamas to school and stuff... So accurate lmao

[@madelynlee]

yeah most people i know(including me) just wear their clothes that they plan to wear the next day

[@chocolatedragon8080]

+einshining But it's not an American thing... Many people do that here too and I'm not from America...

[@theluquinhastutoriai]

I do it and i am Brazilian rofl

[@mariajackson5829]

My sister does that and she is studying in Glasgow university so it is kind of like a more common thing than you think I am completely different than her though, whenever I go i always make sure to dress appropriate. In the end it depends on the character of the other and if he is confident enough to wear the pajamas and go outside. ; )

[@airthrow]

Nothing says American like dressing like a slobby manchild.... from an American

[@BirdMoose]

Japanese Guy: "They seem satisfied with their lives, that's how you can tell them apart from British and Australians" Don't know if that's true but I love that the guy said it.

[@bendover9663]

Oh absolutely, British people, wether English Scots or welsh usually have some melancholy, it's why we're soo creative in the arts

[@Crunk9]

@@ooduckoo r u high?

[@lordblazer]

@@ooduckoo lol try living in a major US city making minimum wage and shitty insurance and then let someone say you're spoiled and have it easy....

[@knightni73]

Every one of these people look like they could be an American.

[@agie24]

knight ni nah

[@sesi9753]

Honestly lml

[@Hamaswife]

because americans mostly came from europe

[@LotharOfTheHillPeople]

That's because America has had vast influence on all aspects of fashion and style. We Europeans just take what America puts out and make it a bit more fitted and sleek.

[@raquinora5930]

Very true.

[@shelbylatour784]

I'm Canadian, and I'm mistaken for American a lot when traveling. Makes sense, because we're very similar in many ways. But whenever I correct someone and explain I'm Canadian, the person who thought I was American is ALWAYS super apologetic. Like they think they've somehow insulted me by getting it wrong. Any one else have similar experiences?

[@iagoofdraiggwyn98]

The hell is a canada?

[@dubbelzoutrond7809]

@@iagoofdraiggwyn98 a fruit

[@nein9082]

@crystal fumes So next time I go traveling abroad I can say that I'm Canadian so I don't get hated.

[@Cneqq]

I'm a american living in Australia and often people say if I'm from Canada [Maybe it's because Canada is also a part of the commonwealth? idk] Seems most aussies appreciate Americans more since the pretty recent introduction of "americanisation" here. Brisbane is literally just becoming California but 20 years in the past

[@krogdog]

There was an old Kids In The Hall sketch where they said a Canadian is like an American but without a gun, LMAO!

[@emmanuelyellowhair7088]

"When you talk to American people you can smell the freedom" lmfao I am an American and I am not offended. It's just hilarious seeing what people from different country's think of us. XD

[@Lyriqt]

I am an American and I'm fuckin glad I smell like freedom lmao best opinion ever

[@pyrykalanen8305]

I think americans think they own the world and are the best at everything. the whole country is kinda fucked up in my opinion. For example if there is a school shooting you try to avoid new ones from happening by allowing people to have more guns. Imo that is just redicullous. Offended now?

[@MelodyHopkins]

No, not offended because the majority of us prefer more gun control actually. Just like in most, if not all, other countries, it's big money that slows down progress in human civil liberties.

[@Lyriqt]

Lentävä kalakukko Not offended. Our country is actually a cesspit most of the time and totally unwarranted bravado about "murica" makes me crazy. Not everyone living in America subscribes to the "MURICA #1" aesthetic.

[@MarthaMedicare]

Pinkeu Princess Jin , I agree. dumbasses like Samantha Bee who think they know why Brexiit passed are a perfect example of Murica thinking.

[@anthonyrobertson7062]

Yeah in America we tend to be more outspoken and assertive. We are told by parents to speak up and look the person in the eye when speaking to someone.

[@mylesmartinez1888]

Yep called respect and common courtesy 👏

[@amandacaballero3624]

My sister thinks is something wrong with me when I don’t look ate her in the eyes btw I’m Mexican

[@northyorkjefe]

Loud?

[@ericjerman757]

Litrally every country. Looking someone in the eyes while speaking isn't an American trait. It's common courtesy

[@brandon17760]

@@ericjerman757 it's actually insulting in Japan lol

[@phlarb6505]

The funny thing is that these all look like people I see every day. If they didn't speak I wouldn't guess they are from another country.

[@ugandriawomack1249]

Phlarb Same here

[@oh-ohstinky5819]

Wtf😍🤸🏻‍♀️🕳✨

[@karlwilker579]

Yep.

[@Artoliann]

That goes to show how diverse america really is, anyone can be american regardless of which country you're from.

[@Justinian506]

@@Artoliann tfw 1924 immigration act

[@claudiolb8552]

"They smell like freedom" that was the best one for sure.

[@kay3795]

Exactly 💀😂

[@esayem7746]

😭😭

[@chrisreaves6399]

Where was that?

[@keithdavanzo1798]

That was the best part of the video." They smell of freedom"🤣 that's great 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@matchamochi781]

I put on freedom perfume everyday

[@TheMegadethMonk]

At first I was like 'fuck you!' and then I kept watching... while eating a pizza... and drinking....a lot of Jack and Coke.... and in my pajamas.... and worrying about my job.... and money.... and thinking that I should lose some weight. Then I was like "fuck me"....

[@ItsMeSuperSunny]

No I can't you are killing me...

[@bobspeigel9455]

+TheMegadethMonk what you said, wait where's my water bottle?

[@darukan]

They described us like we're all hearty and jolly big lumberjacks, which honestly is quite flattering

[@darukan]

@@AteAlm5000 they aren't wrong

[@Emm_Er]

Literally - *literally* - my uncle. He's 6'something", slight pot-bellied jolly guy in suspenders and flannel. He's a mechanic, but he owns a pretty big plot of land and does a lot of undergrowth clearing, so I *have* seen him carrying an ax and dragging some fallen branches through his back woods. Imma text him and let him know he's the ultimate American 😂😂

[@Wd_Sd]

i giggled reading this 😅

[@idontknowwhattocallthis5235]

@@darukan That doesn’t mean it doesn’t hurt, they’re fucking smiling while calling us fat overconfident blobs who only care about fucking money and I want to cry right now

[@darukan]

@@idontknowwhattocallthis5235 grow a pair of balls fucking wuss

[@unzkipriime4283]

"Hello, I'm a racist" *salutes* LMAOOOO where do you find these guys.

[@vc2702]

Not in America lol

[@whattheflyingfuck...]

they put the national flag right next to the interviewees

[@unzkipriime4283]

@@whattheflyingfuck... I didn't mean it that way but whatever.

[@paulele8220]

At my University.... literally. This is my uni.

[@taylorxxxswift2322]

No This is false😑😐

[@TheJanvicgwaps]

That dude who's eating.. 😂😂

[@PixelPusher1]

Vol deMort "whose" is possessive 😫 Who+is=who's 😉

[@idworkhard]

Yeah, his eating oxymoron

[@TheJanvicgwaps]

PixelPusha thanks mate. English isnt my native language😃

[@alfonsoalonzo]

Vol deMort he shows all the signs of being american

[@pizzas4breakfast]

I looked away and only saw his giant head. I thought that was his actual Head

[@abbieamavi]

*came here to get roasted, accurate video but also confused because all the people in here look like Americans except their accents*

[@seanriley2942]

Veni Vidi Amavi wow it’s almost like America is all immigrants XdXd

[@dg0210]

Sean Riley well America is a melting pot.

[@olbiomoiros]

Yeh it’s because Americans are European immigrants. What distinguishes an American from a European is the way they were raised in their environment

[@jmute44]

Konstantinos Chrysostomou huh

[@jeffreyromeo3317]

Konstantinos Chrysostomou only like 2/3 of Americans are white fyi

[@saltboat5091]

Ima admit it, when he said we never carry umbrellas that was pretty true, I mean it's just water from the sky and who gives a shit about getting cold.

[@kpbennett7743]

Yea. I carry an umbrella, but I have no problem getting wet. Honestly it's fun as long as I don't get the house too messy

[@thalia4252]

Yea I don't like having to carry an umbrella around if I'm not using it so I just never carry one

[@beauandlexiebarnes1110]

We will straight up dance in the rain.

[@Србомбоница86]

You mostly use cars ,in Europe people WALK a lot so the chance of getting wet in rain higher

[@leafsubsides]

I honestly can’t remember the last time I’ve actually used an umbrella. It’s just rain it won’t kill u lol

[@mandymoser9710]

confident, happy, satisfied with life? man, we really have them fooled, guys. keep up the good work 😂

[@Joseph-nh6in]

I agree. Not very many Americans I know are confident, happy, and satisfied with life. Maybe it is because they see these Americans while they are on a vacation to another country so the Americans are having the time of their life.

[@no-qw4lz]

Mandy Moser so true

[@Orbitalresonancefrequencies]

TheWaross have you even been to the states?

[@anointess8667]

Mandy Moser 😂😂

[@shannonjoseph4634]

I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@bob_the_bot9125]

The secret to us being so jolly and happy is the ability to hide depression well.

[@bob_the_bot9125]

Grape Soda thanks

[@georgia2051]

sneaky snek true

[@flamevix]

Because most of us have depression from our shitty society. Whereas other places have happier people, for real, because everyone has a fair paying job to afford rent AND food...and healthcare.

[@sechmascm]

I feel like you must be the most depressed 1st world country. I don't know what the fuck is wrong with you but get your shit together. Japan may beat americans in suicide rates though

[@bob_the_bot9125]

Sweet Epiphany true dat

[@amanirichardson6379]

"they smell like freedom" I died

[@winterly714]

+amiyah richardson Same

[@natalieputnam9811]

Sameeee

[@thomas-qb7bk]

I was like "bitch whereeee?"

[@kerr6968]

That guy was so pleased with himself 😂

[@VigilSerus]

+amiyah richardson You're goddamn right. xD

[@_give_me_a_moment]

Mexican dude: They are very loud Me, also Mexican: *you’ve never been to a Mexican party than my dude*

[@chrisa2612]

I feel like they judge Americans based off of white people only. America is too diverse to judge, I know there's states where it's mostly Whites but then there's states where it's a mix of Whites, Blacks, Hispanic/Latino's, Asians, and Pacific Islanders🤷.

[@sylamy7457]

@@chrisa2612 13% is black, and around 70% is white. America isnt a single race, it's meant for all.

[@awakenow7147]

@jose619 diaz Yep. I'm a Filipino-American who grew up in a mixed Mexican/Filipino neighborhood. Filipinos are supposedly the most expressive asians, but Mexican Americans are still way louder.

[@andyexe2213]

@@awakenow7147 Mexicans living in Mexico are only loud while arguing or partying. Mexican Americans are a bit louder, but nice

[@kstreet7438]

@Idk Idk we have mexican neighbors who love their cars subwoofers, they've legit had multiple neighbors call the police and 1 somewhat far away because that sounds travels and is annoying.

[@TrinidadBatman]

“They eat a lot of hamburgers “ Accurate “ if you talk to American people they small like freedom “ Also accurate

[@T2uyu]

Stannis Baratheon yup, our penis sure small like freedom

[@kurodanny]

if you talk to american people they smell like a waste. cuz they all are

[@Bumblesnitch]

HWG Dirty and wild pretty accurately describes a lot of Americans, if you catch my drift.

[@Bumblesnitch]

kurodanny hi, I'll just sit happily over here in my world power of a country who leads most of the world by example and innovation. You keep having fun saying all Americans are a waste. I will say we have some pretty trashy and waste-worthy people but we dislike them just as much as you.

[@vNill]

And they sure love to add obnoxious empty spaces when they type

[@earlleroybonaviewthe3rd112]

As an American, I definitely agree with the water bottle comment. I always have one with me... This video really made me laugh.

[@grace-ps1gw]

Yeah me too!! I absolutely . But I think its cool!!

[@PrincessCandyDrop]

Not just water bottles, though. I see some people around here carrying a GALLON with them.

[@moppetmaker]

We are a thirsty people. Probably all the MSG in our food. But seriously the fact that Europeans make you PAY for water at a restaurant gives me serious anxiety. I chug about 3 glasses minimum during my meals at restaurants.

[@coldqueen9255]

Where I’m living, water and restroom are never free. At a restaurant, a bottle of water of 0.33 Liters (11 ounces) costs between €1.80-€2.50 which is $2.03-$2.82. Going to the restroom costs €0.50 or €0.70, depending on the place, which is $0.56 or $0.79.

[@dissolvemovies8043]

Well that is a smart thing to do, always carry water around

[@simplyshama]

Why do so many Americans think they don't have an accent like theirs is a world standard. Everyone has an accent! And what the Japanese guy said about Americans vs. Brits is so, so true.

[@ShimmeringSeoul]

simply.s Because they are close-minded lol. I'm American and I am very well aware that I have not only an accent but a very specific Appalachian dialect. lol

[@danepotmo2513]

simply.s I think you misread why a number of Americans feel they don't have an accent. The Americans whom believe this don't think American English is the proper standard, above all others. They think American English is the most basic accent, the most generic, the least dynamic. I suspect they feel that if English speaking humans were pressed on an assembly line....their generic, factory language would be general American English...and that you would have to buy upgrade packages to sound like one of the English, Scottish, Aussie, South African etc,etc accents. I don't think any Americans think they have a superior accent. Americans don't tend to think about accents at all, but when they do, they tend to conclude that American English is the most basic, generic, cheap version of spoken English. People of the world (when not traveling) tend to experience much of other people/accents through entertainment and such. The US is abnormally insulated, because it is swallowed by American content, media, entertainment. We simply don't hear many non-American accents, because it's difficult for foreign entertainment to break through in America on account of how big/pervasive the American entertainment industry is. The only nation that really gets anything through is basically England...we see the odd English entertainer speaking somewhere, or something on BBCA, or Downtown Abby or whatever. This is probably why (also probably why Americans think everyone there has posh accents, from the shows we watch) a number of Americans accuse anyone speaking English in a non-American accent as being "British" (and 95% of the time when they say British, they just mean England), because that is the only foreign content that reaches us. South African, Kiwi, Aussie, Irish, Zimbabwean, Namibian, Swede speaking English...whatever...some Americans will say "Love your British accent!" in response. Americans don't really get exposed to many other peoples in popular media. It's all foreign and unfamiliar to us. Japan and China are kind of insular in a comparable way to the US. The US is to them what the "british" is to Americans. Everything foreign/English speaking is probably American in their mind.

[@simplyshama]

Dane Potmo Thanks for your explanation. It still doesn't make the response "I don't have an accent" any better though :) I always find myself saying, yes you do - just like I have an accent - you have one too. An American accent is an accent nonetheless. It only adds to the image that America thinks they're the centre of the world. Like how you guys have a World series with only American teams , in sports played only by Americans. How does that deserve the "world" title!?

[@danepotmo2513]

simply.s I don't agree Americans see themselves as the center of the world. Americans see themselves as off in their own world(a world no better or worse than someone else's world), and assume everyone else is also off in their own world too. If the US was genuinely so up its ass in relation to other nations, I can't think it would so openly, clearly, prefer the accents of other peoples to our own. People that genuinely feel superior to others don't tend to reject their own thing, and fetishize the things of another. I think you're English right, or Scottish?? if you talked to any American Boy, what would he say?? "I looooove your accent!", basically like clockwork. American women are far worse. If I were an ugly Englishman whom couldn't get laid? I'd pack a suitcase full of condoms and vacation in the US, because on just accent alone, he's going to get laid. Anyway....I am a huge baseball fan. I will do my best to not get annoyed, be a dick about this,,,but no promises. I assume you know nothing of baseball's history in the US? Baseball is very important to Americans. It represents continuity here because of how unchanged it has been. The top league MLB, consists of two leagues, the NL which has been in continuous operation since 1876, and the AL which has been in continuous operation since 1901.The first World Series, which was played between those leagues, was played in 1903. From 1903 though today, the World Series has been played in every single year except 1904 and 1994. The 16 franchises in the leagues which played in 1901 still exist, within league. No contractions, no relegations. A straight line. That 1903 World Series was called a world series, because that's what people did at that time to sell events. Things like the "World's Fair", or every carnival show that professed to have the "world's tallest man". It is simply a wording of its time meant to draw crowds. And, think about that time. There is no concept of globalization...there is no UN, no League of Nations, internet, commercial flights, television....nothing that links the world. It was called "World Series" from the onset, from 1903. The US wasn't very well going to change the name of the biggest event of a culturally important sport on account of people from nations whom don't care at all for baseball finding it "Arrogant" 110+ years after the fact. No nation would I doubt Because you don't care for baseball, you probably don't get how important of an institution it is in America. If you did get it, I doubt you'd have a problem with the US naming the event the "World Series" 112 years ago. Do you think the US should rename a cherished institution in its nation on account of people from foreign nations, whom don't care for baseball at all, having a problem with it 112 years later? This is what I mean by America not thinking it's the center of the world, but is off in its own world. An American cannot fathom why anyone might care that 112 years ago we called a special event the World Series, and don't feel like changing it now to accommodate people whom care zero for baseball entirely. Moreover, Americans are completely indifferent to what championships are called in the sports/nations others play...because we respectfully think of them in their own world as well. If Indians want to call their cricket championship events "Galaxy Champs", an American wouldn't care or notice. Whatever soccer or rugby titles are called? Americans don't notice. It's not arrogance or a sense of superiority that drives anything we do. We like doing our own thing, hope others do as well. There is no malice in anything towards other nations in things like "world series". It was never created to insult or mitigate anyone owning to its 1903 context. I am genuinely perplexed why 112 years after the fact it has become some sort of rallying cry for people to insult America, as if the US is assholes for not recognizing in 1903 that 112 years later the world would be infinitely more integrated and global.

[@simplyshama]

Dane Potmo I never said America should change the name. I just wondered why it had that name when there's nothing Worldly about it! Thanks for explaining :) I get it now. America is ignorant to the culture of others because all they're surrounded by is their own culture. Whereas abroad we're exposed to our own culture, American culture, and the culture of the countries that surround us. Which, if you live in Africa, Asia or Europe, is pretty easy as other countries are so close by. In America that's not the case, you'd have to travel long distances to explore a culture completely different to your own, where as I could pop on a two-hour flight or get on a train. In some places I'd only need to ride a bike to cross borders.

[@js8430]

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[@iayniexox9778]

@@chiomajesus2768 shut up

[@ruefysh9576]

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[@traceyyang783]

that Japanese guy in yellow shirt is so cute omg when he said Imma racist I died

[@PrincessCandyDrop]

I agree. I thought he was adorable.

[@circlek9765]

Tracey Yang the salute😂

[@cinnamonbootycrunch5911]

same he was so adorable

[@dianac.9648]

Mexicans were saying the US was loud..... Hun theres a party in every neighborhood and I can say this as I'm 90% Mexican

[@jl8858]

Same, all my latino neighbors get LIT every Thursday night for some reason

[@jl8858]

*same except I'm not Mexican lol

[@scattr7592]

Its not the same being loud in a party vs being loud in a restaurant, cafe, metro etc

[@gc4104]

harwin monzon Mexicans are loud in general

[@awphooey2u519]

@Bo Lep ......loud and ,maybe, have nothing on us party wise but inbred is offensive. We're people with our own culture and it varies by parish,states, and lines. As well as which side of the Mississippi river you're on. I'm half cajun, I was born and raised in Louisiana.

[@pkakull5474]

“They’re always chubby, fatty guys” *”hello i’m racist”*

[@furiousfox7712]

PK Akull Proceeds to salute Bwhahaha ... I laughed for a couple of minutes on this one XD

[@krytietv1684]

Is it racist?

[@ashtonmoore5692]

Maximus hobbs it isnt racist cause americans arent a race, its just stereotypical

[@krytietv1684]

@@ashtonmoore5692 yes I know

[@krytietv1684]

I ment it like IS it racist?

[@navarro6764]

When they said “ *they wear there average clothing to bed* “ that hit a little to close to home

[@leafsubsides]

Fr I felt so called out💀

[@trudidolder6122]

one can recognize an American from far away, when one can hear and understand (if one speaks American) from far away. They wear their night clothes to go out and they don’t even try to understand what other countries customs are or what they wear in public etc. And yes, they seem to own the world, no matter where they are. But, they are giving, friendly and open minded and that is something the Europeans can not always say for themselves. But yes, they don’t need umbrellas, because it does not matter if their clothes get wet. Europeans wear nice clothes to go somewhere and it does matter if their clothes get wet. So, the umbrella is a must.

[@saiyongdawn7756]

@@trudidolder6122 The one guy called himself out on this, that they are most pessimistic than Americans.

[@joycegreer9391]

@@trudidolder6122 Not all true.

[@Chreeq]

"Hello, I'm a racist" HAHAHAHAHAAHAHAA I love that dude

[@CaptainYesz]

THE BEST with the salute at the end

[@sequorroxx]

That guy is my spirit animal.

[@wlleong5005]

he was so cute i was dying

[@user-undercoverm]

Actually, I'm not an American tho, That's pretty much show you guys. How much they are unthinking. Lol.

[@axela.9247]

He was so cute

[@just4funlive4eva]

“i DoN’t ThInK wE hAvE aCcEnTs” you can also distinguish some of us by intelligence

[@miriamstasinski6414]

Sefa Kolubah Well of course they're going to think that. That's how they grew up talking and also how other people around them talk so of course they won't think they have accents. If you tell an Italian person that they have an accent they may deny it because they grew up with their voice and other people around them talk similar to them.

[@chichichichichichiOwO]

I listened to so many youtubers, especially from Europe that I can only hear the accent if its really thick

[@franciszkac.724]

@@miriamstasinski6414 well to think you don't have an accent, you have to think that the way you pronounce things is the absolutely default one, and that's the thing i notice a lot among americans who think that speaking standard american english = none accent. non-americans usually are aware, that they speak in a way that's just common in the area they live, therefore they have an accent.

[@nobodylikestheopeningband8985]

Sefa Kolubah as an American, I think the majority of us realize we have accents. I promise everyone here isn’t that dumb, at least some of us aren’t lol

[@silvermonk13]

News flash everyone has an accent.

[@RORAMVS]

"walk around like they own the place" no truer words can be said

[@octaviolopezjr6362]

😂😂😂

[@larua4]

Cuz we do... Bad joke xD I walk around like im lost tbh ._.

[@shoobnoobcoob]

+Octavio Lopez Jr true

[@eakoandcompany]

+RORAMVS That was actually my favorite comment. *flips hair* Hell yeah I do

[@BeetsBeetsBeetsBeets]

+RORAMVS Cause we do. *drops mic* *that I own*

[@lukeprescott8471]

Well these guys are right for the most part, they did a good job at describing extroverted Americans. Introverted Americans, we are a little harder to identify. Especially because we never talk that much.

[@lordblazer]

We really aren't.. a lot of the Americans that go to that university that they've interacted with are likely introverted Americans since this school is in Japan.. Well it's in Beppu. But even introverted Americans are a bit more outgoing and likely to speak their opinions more openly..

[@tucker2197]

it is funny that the actual Americans they interviewed didn’t fit any of the stereotypes the others were saying, which i think is the point

[@zetos4440]

Because its a generlisation 😂

[@hqnnah9261]

Ya, I’m American and people are always saying I’m so quite and shy. This kinda shows how they view us, but they are probably looking at movies.

[@susie6593]

Darrin Shedrow love this comment!

[@tilda4699]

“i don’t think we have an accent” is the single most american thing you could say, though 😂

[@FormedUnique]

No as an American i believe exactly the same things. Those people are the exception not the rule. What they are speaking of is the average American they will meet act like that and lets be very honest and stop stroking our ego its true. We are fat, loud, overly confident people who think we own everything and are very stingy and selfish towards other people.

[@horacepthompkin]

"If you talk to American people, they smell like freedom." OMGoodness--I love you!

[@wtfdidijustwatch1017]

My guy. The Earth element in your pfp. Nice.

[@horacepthompkin]

@Wtf did I just watch @Dani Slaughter There are only a handful of people for all the years I've had this avatar (no pun intended) who've noted it. ; )

[@Flankster]

horacepthompkin that's not freedom, it's a 12 hour shift 😂

[@quaso0000]

When I think of freedom, I think of someone free from doing anything, that means fat, and most fat people stinks, so I think he said you stink

[@bakbakbakduck]

They meant by that, you guys love to free countries, like iraq, vietnam, afghanistan... and its always your mistake for oil

[@ditrixgenesis781]

"they're always eating food" *Crumch*

[@savannahwise7058]

Ditrix Genesis watching this as I'm eating something haha

[@simplymarvelousliving]

Me, an American, not having eaten for days because it’s socially acceptable where I’m from, facepalmed when that bit came up.

[@Obnoxious_Matt]

Crumch

[@kyliejeanfrakes8224]

“They smell like freedom.” Yes....yes we do. Thank you for noticing. Edit: these arguments are silly. This comment was all in good fun. Please don’t be mean to each other. I would love to hear about the freedoms and enjoyments you get living in your country❤️

[@Christian-cb9jr]

I’m European and have been to America. I’ve actually noticed that these days, there is more freedom in Europe than in America. In America the laws and police officers are much more strict. And the security people at the airport are really unfriendly😂

[@eliseerickson5994]

I just ran out of my freedom perfume yesterday. Going to the store tomorrow to get some more because I feel naked.

[@thefederation1506]

@@Christian-cb9jr I know how that feels... however the airport and laws are very strict cause of the crime that's going on here in America....not saying your wrong or anything it just these damn gun dealers and crap and the airport is very strict cause they've been a main target for terrorists in the past decade (bombs and 9/11)

[@zc5843]

bio hazard When you say America, you talk about all the countries, right? United States, Canada, Argentina, Brazil, etc? because it's a continent not a country, grab a better map

[@kyliejeanfrakes8224]

Christian XL I’ll have to take your word for it because I have never been to Europe. I would love to go there though. I want to experience other countries. I love America but there is so much more out there! And you are right about airport security here!!! Lol been that way since 9/11.

[@podtrashnetwork]

Before you guys get upset....you realize their exposure to Americans is mostly tourists??? Who are usually fat, loud, drunk, and obnoxious? If they actually came to America they would probably have a different view.

[@SuzakuX]

+POD TRASH Honestly, even that is confirmation bias. You remember the fat, loud, drunk, obnoxious ones. You don't even notice all the thin, quiet, polite, sober American tourists, of which there should statistically be about twice as many.

[@wushboon882]

+SuzakuX No it's really not. It's a perfectly reasonable explanation. The "quiet/polite" Americans wouldn't be noticed as much by the natives of that country. Loud obnoxious people tend to make themselves more noticed. So they basically saw a bunch of loud American tourists and thought "oh my this must be what all Americans are like". All humans are biased and judgmental in some way based on their own personal experiences. To say you're not is a complete lie. I'm just trying to explain why THEY feel this way.

[@SuzakuX]

+Wush & Boon You are describing confirmation bias, which is a logical fallacy. Obviously it explains why they FEEL this way, but the fact that their interpretation is inherently biased means that the way they FEEL is WRONG. That's what I'm saying.

[@wushboon882]

+SuzakuX I was making the same exact point so your comment is redundant. But okay.

[@den12333]

+POD TRASH or not lmao

[@docevans9022]

As a 27 yr retired army vet, "smell like freedom" choked me up.

[@muinteoircharline2090]

Why, though? I don't understand why America thinks it invented freedom.... And I don't understand how their history of fighting wars is a sign that they're a wonderful free country. Most, if not all EU countries would consider themselves free countries. And most European countries have *free* healthcare and education.

[@siraleshu1746]

@@muinteoircharline2090 You must be fun at parties.

[@docevans9022]

@@muinteoircharline2090 Two reasons: while we didn't invent freedom, but as far as it's humanly possible, we certainly perfected it. I've lived everywhere but the far east and nobody experiences freedom like America. More importantly, what all these people are describing is prosperity. True freedom brings about prosperity, abundance. I spent half my life defending that prosperity, and not necessarily through war, that's not all the military does, so as I listened to these people describe us I realized how far we are from the America I grew up with. That leads to my second reason. To whom much is given, much is required, we used to live and die by that but it seems we've forgotten how we got here. It's all going away. America is falling just like the Roman empire fell, and for the same reasons. We can't seem to figure out the war or opponent we're fighting now. Ourselves.

[@muinteoircharline2090]

@@docevans9022 I don't understand how you could possibly think America perfected freedom. The rose- tintedness is staggering. Your prisons are full to bursting, millions of people have to work 2 or 3 jobs to make ends meet and are still stuck in a poverty trap. Poor Americans are also stuck in a had health trap, as the people who are working tirelessly have no time to cook healthy meals for their families and junk foods are cheaper. Freedoms for women and LGBTI people are being curtailed left, right and centre. And so many millions of Americans spout about being so free, while choosing to be a part of a dogmatic religion that seeks to restrict freedoms, and they vote the most religious people into positions of power.

[@muinteoircharline2090]

@@siraleshu1746 you must be American.

[@peterjindra4573]

"They smell like freedom" That is the best thing anyone has ever said.

[@loveaibhlinn]

Them: *”large”* Me, a young, considerably slim American:

[@Kawsaki]

Yeah same here. We should start a club

[@loveaibhlinn]

Kawsaki Music Yesss!

[@5staryzzz]

Same lol

[@ava5959]

The young and considerably slim Americans club, lmao count me in.

[@davyjones611]

Yes. Lets abandon the (fpa) fat People of America.

[@denverkirk7954]

"Hello, I'm a Racist" was my favorite guy

[@davidcoria9264]

Silly!

[@itdobelikedattho8112]

Cuz you're racist yourself

[@austinhord8317]

I laughed out loud and woke up my roommate when i saw that!

[@z1lla4]

I never knew being called American would be so offensive to other people

[@jacobjohannes8783]

Don K what hate just stereotypes

[@notaraccoonstealingpeanutb7549]

Nobody hates being called ANY nationality, its just that when you stereotype them you make them feel bad

[@변민-u5j]

I am European ( From Spain ). As an Spanish person who lives in Barcelona, which is a really turistic place...U can know who is american. And i think that's sad. American tourist come here and act haughty. They are always in a group of friends and are so freaking loud. Sometimes they talk to you in english obviosly, but if u don't speak english they act arrogant ( like, bitch i'm in my own country i don't need to speak another language just for you ) They don't even try to speak to you in another language who isn't english XD

[@변민-u5j]

@VanOlsennest 3389 not i'm not i from spain

[@carrotcake6572]

변민 why would they try and speak to you in another language if they don’t know any other languages. And Ofc people assume that you speak English Bc it’s a common tongue spoken by billions across the globe. And I assure you that your negative impression of Americans is not accurate. Im confident your memory is flawed as I doubt you’ve only had poor experiences with Americans. Either that or nice tourists just don’t come up to you

[@gshak33]

I'm American and this is all pretty true. Loved how honest everyone was. I'm sure they could have been a lot more mean too!

[@ChrisIsChaotic]

Yes we smell like freedom.

[@devilsrfun]

***** You mean you're from South Canada, right?

[@ryanfoley9727]

devilsrfun I'd love to be from South Canada if that means i don't have to pay my $2500 hospital bill..

[@Grizzly855]

Michelle Hernandez It's similar to people say Korea but mean South Korea. It's just more common to be talking about North America (as with South Korea) so I guess it's just easier to shorten it. People will know what you mean so there's no point in criticizing it.

[@aj5374]

ChaoticCassidy no we don't smell freedom anymore

[@kalybea]

im still a bit offended how they generalize all of us as fat

[@masonk3720]

Nah fam, I take it as a compliment

[@real_lampcap]

Me too 지민씨. 아미 영워니! Army 4ever. But no seriously. I mean...I am pretty fat but like dang!

[@kalybea]

@@real_lampcap 내! 사랑해, 아미. :(

[@alejandro-vr9gv]

Why ? It's true. I lived In florida all my life and all you see is fat

[@real_lampcap]

@@alejandro-vr9gv that's Florida mate. Nothing good comes from florida

[@kr9529]

It's funny bc Europeans smoke way more than Americans. Every time I go to Europe I am surrounded by smokers, even when I was in Disneyland Paris

[@bradfordmartin9837]

Katherine Randle they have Disneyland in paris O.o

[@aubreykue]

Katherine Randle true af, at Uni in Germany I’ve seen students smoke with professors during breaks between classes lol

[@Greg-hq5lw]

I have worked with many Japanese with work Visas and they are shocked to find out how few Americans smoke and all the public smoking restrictions.

[@sgtwhisker26]

That’s unfortunate to have that mentality. my health and Others health doesn’t matter. that’s what I thought when you wrote that

[@TurbinationE]

At least from my college experience, the middle eastern students were the ones that smoked the most by a wide margin. They often left in the middle of a class for a smoke break.

[@KL2010]

Forget about Americans, this clip only reinforced my preconceptions about giggling Japanese girls.

[@TheGiantKillers]

In Japan, it was traditionally rude for a woman to laugh out loud so girls curtail their laughter and cover heir mouths, hence the giggly sterotype.

[@KL2010]

Thanks Ulster, that's actually quite interesting.

[@suwang6395]

That's considered polite and maybe kawaii in eastern culture.

[@tosspro2838]

KL2010 oh my gosh... what is this fly???

[@cinnamonprice2400]

I just kept sitting here watching them laugh when literally nothing they said was funny

[@genesislover]

The funny thing is, if you told me all those people were American, no one would deny it. #meltingpot

[@Daniel-eo7jn]

probably because America is mostly an immigrant country , i know its an unpopular opinion but lets be honest here

[@armadilloalien854]

Katascene no it’s pretty much true

[@gradientmapabuser9875]

Katascene that’s not necessarily a bad thing.

[@TomDavis7]

Unless you're native American Indian...you're from a family of immigrants. Even them...probably immigrants.

[@lilianawalker7880]

science says that humans originated from Africa. That means that the only people that don't have some immigrant ancestors are completely African, living in Africa.

[@samanthasherman6750]

i visited Europe once with my family and we were all treated so poorly at a train station when we needed help with directions after a problem with our tickets because everyone thought we were American. it’s outstanding how poorly they’re treated and perceived around the world sometimes.

[@DomStu700]

Ikr people act like we're aliens, most of us aren't that bad

[@user-rc3ii4jd8v]

Europeans can be really hostile.

[@kgkomrin]

The world doesn't revolve around you. Hope you learned that.

[@samanthasherman6750]

@@kgkomrin that’s not what i was implying lol, i was surprised at the perception of americans around the world not pitying myself

[@kgkomrin]

@@samanthasherman6750 yeah in Japan everyone hates foreigners too. It's like the people who were born there are supposed to live there 🤔🤔

[@astersabove]

“If they are outgoing, loud, and confident, then I guess they are American” *quietly laughs from nest of blankets* *sips tea* How wrong you are

[@Los_HermanitosCruz]

Lol there are quite a few hermit people

[@simplymarvelousliving]

I think it’s just the rich brats who are noticed by Europeans when Americans travel. I travel all the time, and no one ever is like “oh I bet you’re American” or something.

[@youraveragemusicperson2176]

Ikr

[@energydragon1147]

lel

[@matchamochi781]

They are fat Me: cries because I am underweight

[@FeralManSly]

They forgot about how we always carry unholstered guns and American flags everywhere

[@bosco5996]

Angel HoPe and how all of us drive ford raptors

[@JadsMusic]

Yes

[@akashi5763]

HELL YEAH

[@akashi5763]

I'm not even american

[@alexanders4293]

And we are always accompanied by a bald eagle

[@pipsqueakerdoobie]

I’m an American studying abroad in China. People usually ask if I’m from Pakistan or India, and are surprised when I say that I am American who is of Mexican descent (because the Chinese have a hard time with the concept of being “____-American”). Of the best responses I got was from this old man who said, “What? But you are not fat or white or tall!” 😂

[@yuhboii7862]

This what happens when people don't coexist

[@alexboy2111]

Latinos do have similar features to those from the middle East and Indians. I'm Mexican American myself and have been mistaken for Egyptian before haha

[@noice2606]

Alex Mendoza most not all, take me and my father for example people are shocked when I tell them my heritage and when I speak Spanish. I’m white as hell.

[@noice2606]

Alex Mendoza my great grand mother is from France my great grand father from Spain my parents were born in Cuba and I was born in the USA

[@alexboy2111]

@@noice2606 well, true. Hispanics come in all colors too. I guess I meant the mestizos like me lol.

[@Goldenskies__]

To be honest that's one thing I really like about Americans: they have a great sense of humor. 👍

[@captainkapalot9644]

ADHARASCHRONICLES memes

[@itsjustronda6055]

ADHARASCHRONICLES you should come over , and meet us ... we’re actually really cool ppl ! Pls don’t let these stereotypes influence the way you think about us

[@ava5959]

Thank you sir! (Ma’am?)

[@SilentMover95]

Until they ask you if you need freedom.

[@DomStu700]

@@stephentube666 yes we arent that bad, not everyone is a morbidly obese Trump loving lumberjack who owns 10 firearms

[@dnesda7334]

"They think they own the world" How dare he assume we don't own the world.

[@ojskin]

we do have the best tech, its possible

[@ancientemblem]

@@ojskin Not counting nuclear weapons, I'm pretty sure the US could declare war on the rest of the world and at the very least make it a stalemate if not flat out win.

[@ojskin]

@@ancientemblem indeed

[@sadie2melw]

@@ojskin I thought that was Japan.

[@amrdossaji]

ancientemblem I think we should invade Canada and Mexico

[@pablozeking3509]

"They can be jolly" Me: *contemplating suicide*

[@sadjoerogan8746]

I know how you feel.

[@lindasmith3978]

God loves you Pablo ze King .... I hope you find peace of mind ,,,

[@tabitha3863]

Me too

[@neopolly761]

Jolliness and confidence is our way of keeping depression at bay

[@blitzkrieg2928]

Neopolitan , you are always jollly you little psycho

[@yourstruly7086]

Those girls who said that Americans dress in only a t-shirt and jeans while they were wearing a shirt and jeans.🤦‍♀️

[@Fuu_Sho]

Dont missunderstand, japanese girls really like that style. They admire that western boys mostly wear jeans and t-shirts, they think its cool/good looking.

[@takeitorleaveit.6333]

They all looked and sounded like typical Americans of today. Of course, you can tell the difference in this country, between the Native Americans and the Americans whose families immigrated here, from whatever country they are from. It's harder to distinguish exactly which country people are actually from.

[@bunnygirlmantra]

😂😂😂

[@blewyd]

@@Fuu_Sho that's not his point.

[@GlAsseshalf]

Yeah and I didn't realize how much Asian girls like American guys

[@ruthblagden6988]

I'm British, very confident, say hi to everyone, always smiling or laughing loudly, love people of every nationality, dress quite formal all the time. I make a huge fuss of dogs I see in public, approach anyone & everyone, positive attitude, hate McDonald's & food that's greasy. I do walk with confidence & sometimes people confuse it with arrogance, until they meet me. I love Americans because they exude confidence & are individualistic. I think people see them as loud & boisterous when in actual fact it's just being secure in one's self & joyous in everyday life.

[@millminn]

"hello, i'm a racist" i just fucking died at that XXDDDDDDD

[@machinewulf]

Same xDD

[@nerissaanne4616]

+Milla Vee dat guy was cute...

[@millminn]

+Nerissa Anne damn right he was

[@Im_BlackBurn]

U’re damn pretty, girl....know that? Well....don’t take me as a dick, pls....just saying the true here. lol

[@jesusa1328]

Found an American

[@Declan_Moriarty]

I love how asians, for the most part, always say such nice things about us on these vids

[@N3ptuneflyer]

Europeans: They are literally the worst people imaginable. Asians: They are big and goofy lol

[@CoolDrifty]

James Bonham Because Europeans are always salty towards America lol

[@grcmg3122]

@@CoolDrifty salty about what lol your president? Or your health care system?

[@itsjustronda6055]

Grc Mg y’all use the same jokes , like “ that’s why y’all kids die in school “ it’s not funny at all , it just shows what kind of sick person you are

[@itsjustronda6055]

Grc Mg or free health care jokes , like people die from this it’s not funny ! Ohh and not many people like Donald trump in America

[@sophiacoronel]

"If you talk to American people, they smell like freedom." MY FAVORITE LINE

[@maddiejung974]

***** yeah because black people who face racism daily are free.

[@maddiejung974]

***** In america (which is the topic of this video) the most oppressed race is black people and has been so for 100's of years.

[@hakuorowitsuarunemitea8708]

I do smell like freedom, if freedom smells like Old Spice.

[@afghanastan100]

***** Oh god you're so far off it's not even funny.

[@hakuorowitsuarunemitea8708]

The first rule of arguing: Once you insult the other person and/or use foul language you lose.

[@MrGibbs-sb3rq]

When that (American) girl said she doesn't think she has an accent I face palmed so hard

[@bianca1527]

as an american we just think that bc we hear it all the time when to others we do xD

[@dalgomi9618]

oml these people at 3:26 are adorable. Everybody else is insulting Americans and saying that they "shout" and are "too loud" but they chose to say that they're "jolly and energetic". How sweet ❤️

[@Mycenaea]

That's how they feel. This video would be pointless if they would make up things and share opinions that were not true :P

[@vultschlange]

Their saying it more to "outgoing" and "confident"

[@no-qw4lz]

Dalgomi I appreciate them

[@adityanavale8777]

"They smell like freedom" Give that man a medal

[@mrsupreme5316]

I had to pause the vid and blast the US Anthem at earrape levels

[@axela.9247]

I think he meant to say gasoline

[@insertedgyemobandnameshere813]

*eagle screeches anthem as fireworks go off in front of the white house*

[@huthmeister3953]

Aditya Navale indeed we smell like freedom, taste like liberty, and act democratic

[@natashamargarette8394]

Aditya Navale you mean a participation award? this is America, remember? 😂

[@casper5523]

The umbrella thing is true. I just put on my hoodie.

[@Tata-iu3fy]

casper I use an umbrella 😂

[@fearlv1rattata]

I never carry an umbrella. Very true. Just run like hell.

[@sugakookies8063]

It’s so accurate😂

[@andrestoussaint7125]

Same. I also always carry my bottles Lol

[@helenatube]

also for some reason, scarves, hats and gloves are more popular outside of the US

[@carmenyt]

as a British person I’d say that the confident and loud bits are true (in my opinion) but the rest is kind of exaggerated or not for the whole of America🤷🏽‍♀️

[@Top-Kek]

You're black

[@2HRTS1LOVE]

A lot of people don't really understand how big the US is. An American from south Boston will be an entirely different experience than one from Texas, or Seattle, etc. I live in Florida, I've had tourists ask me how long it would take to drive to New York, like it is something they can squeeze in while they're here. They are shocked when I say two days, lol.

[@optimusboy1]

OGSpaceCadet it took me 15 hours to drive from little rock, Arkansas to ocala, florida with a couple 30 minute breaks in between, all while cruising at 90mph

[@2HRTS1LOVE]

optimusboy1 Lol, I've made almost the same drive, to see family in Fayetteville, it is a haul. I'm a wuss though, I usually stop about halfway and find a hotel to crash and recharge. Oh well, at least they're not even farther. My brother lives in Seattle, I don't think we could be farther apart and still both be in the US. Maybe that's why we get along so well! 😁

[@MonumentToSin]

Omg I know. I'm from Texas, and a foreign friend was visiting in Dallas and goes "Hey, can I pop over for lunch?" and I'm down in Houston like, "Yeah, if you start at 5 am, maybe. If you can somehow miraculously avoid morning rush hour... maybe start at 3 am instead haha"

[@hiraunia]

I think that's because America is so much bigger than most other countries, a lot of these people where from counties that are maybe about the size of states in the center of the US.

[@Rjstubbs]

Boston to Daytona Beach roughly 23 hours nonstop. Only stopping to fill up on gas, grab a bite to eat and take a leak.

[@alisterblack4309]

How to distinguish an American: Ask them how tall they are. What's a metric system?

[@dope9555]

Alister Black we all know what the metric system but ok

[@alisterblack4309]

@@dope9555 Lol. That part was a joke. I'm American too.

[@ibrahemc5815]

I honestly feel like people from other countries don’t have common sense or good judgment skills

[@CoolDrifty]

I thought British people say their height in feet as well

[@Sillykat321]

@@CoolDrifty As a British person yes, we do. It's one of the few things that Brits still generally prefer the imperial system for, like measuring beer or milk in pints.

[@animal6124]

*Plot Twist everyone in the video was American*

[@aidentse4894]

“I don’t think we have accents.” - An American, 2015

[@Xyvuz3320]

So pretty much they just listed all the stereotypes of America.

[@Xyvuz3320]

Hajnrih Davidović that too

[@ChefofWar33]

Hajnrih Davidović Whats wrong with pride my country? Its almost as if your ashamed of yours. Where are you from then?

[@Xyvuz3320]

Bryce Peters there's a difference between stereotype and nation pride. I'm very proud to be an American. I am also saying that they just listed nearly all the American Stereotypes.

[@ChefofWar33]

Sorry, I meant the guy that responded to you.

[@Xyvuz3320]

Bryce Peters is all good 👊

[@GBG585]

"They're always chubby, fatty guys *pause* Hello, I'm racist *salutes*" 😂😂😂

[@mgnrvnn4199]

rastisto desu~

[@anjishepert1034]

Fuck off bitch

[@LoydAvenheart]

Well it would be if he wasn't joking which he is Frederickson.

[@acewithoutatrace6622]

G B oh my god I'm dying😂😂😂

[@tee_1843]

Lmboooooooo

[@HopelessKitten]

“hello im a racist” AHAHAHAHH

[@pozn9962]

LoL... 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@woody6754]

@HeavenlyAlyssa1224 actually we have always been a constitutional Republic at least that's what we started at as

[@ravithapak8171]

@@pozn9962 po zn

[@lukeyacono3277]

60 years ago was when America was great

[@ravithapak8171]

Will you be friends with me

[@DinoDays703]

"They do not carry around umbrellas when it's raining" I don't even mind being called out in this way

[@nahnahnah8184]

Germans are definitely guilty of that one too

[@deborah9901]

Hello! I am Korean, so please understand my English even if it is not good! I was very upset watching this video. Maybe some people think that, but most Koreans think Americans are great! Besides this video, the video "How to Differentiate Koreans" shows a bad view of Koreans.English is a pretty letter. Koreans usually wear clothes with English on them. Honestly, I don't wear clothes with Korean on them. That doesn't mean that Korean is bad. Don't worry!America is a good country!! I love America and Korea.❤

[@bluewuppo]

uslis T I heard a lot of Koreans were racist, is this true from your experiences? (im american btw)

[@notosure2148]

@@bluewuppo I would say, not in general (especially compared with other Asian countries). However, the older people stare REALLY hard at you sometimes, and it can be a bit annoying. You can either try to ignore it or stare back. If you have black hair though, Koreans always want to touch it, which I think is pretty awkward. I love Korea in general, very friendly people, safe streets, and great food. It's a great place to live and work, especially if you have children, they tend to be very kid oriented and friendly.

[@ezmin0601]

영어잘하시네요 :) 조금 서툴지만, 제대로 알아들수있어요. (한국어가 좀 부족하면 죄송해요.. 미국에 살고있는 한국인입니다)

[@k_onig3884]

나라구별 영상보면 거의 댓글이 긍정적이진 않더라고요... 한국인 구별 영상에서도 말을 좀 직설적으로 한다던가? 기분나쁘게 얘기하는게 보여서 한국인들 단체로 뿔났던적 있는데....한국인 대표로 이런 의견 적어주셔서 감사합니다ㅠ꙼̈ㅠ꙼̈ 미국인들 멋져요👏🏻

[@Jessica-ec3ic]

American here, I LOVE Korean people! My experiences with them have been simply wonderful. They are so kind.

[@dankhnw8]

I'm not American but some of the people who said that "they're more chubby" weren't exactly thin XD

[@miguellopez3392]

SoHardToBeMe remember large in America is extra large in other countries just like our Fountain drinks.

[@ella-io6vr]

The only accurate one was the fact that no one carries around umbrellas

[@Flankster]

Gabriella Casas why would we? That's what hoodies are for lol

[@stoneyjoey5244]

People with umbrellas are “overdoing it” in most people’s eyes. In high school me and my friends joked that umbrellas are for pussies, and while it was only a joke, I haven’t used an umbrella since kindergarten.

[@DAKINS896]

@@stoneyjoey5244 LOL MY DUDE. I feel the same way always felt like Marry Poppins or someshit with an umbrella. Only time you really need it is during a severe storm .

[@Los_HermanitosCruz]

Dude we ain't afraid of getting wet 😂

[@simplymarvelousliving]

HURHRR Statistically, Europeans and Asians are more obese than Americans are. So these generalizations have no president here. The fact that Americans are usually looked down upon for not possessing European and Asian cultural knowledge, but are then ridiculed with the use of false facts, is hypocritical.

[@charliefoxtrotsky4104]

we don't actually think we "own the place", we do absolutely think we "own ourselves" ....maybe thats the confidence, hopefullness, happiness, positivity etc thats described.

[@ayanafletcher7897]

I swear I can't tell the difference between these people and an American.

[@DieLøwinWølf]

Ayana Fletcher their accents

[@LopezJosie]

I know right,

[@bowmenmccraney8221]

They are all just as ignorant. Accents are the only difference I see

[@sequorroxx]

Americans have no cohesion anymore, even accents aren't enough to tell. Plenty of people in the US have accents from all around the world. Only the areas outside major urban centers have any kind of commonality in dialect and appearance.

[@StaySqueezy12]

sequorroxx I wouldn't agree with that. I live in the south and all my friends from the country have very thick southern accents but the city areas don't have accents.

[@maxrassmussen3475]

Americans typically gravitate to McDonalds in foreign countries because it’s a familiar place that’s highly recognized on America. It’s not a matter of it being the favored option, it’s a matter of it being familiar when they’re not.

[@TheWaross]

who travel to feel at home? WTF

[@i.p.error4044]

Old expats in my country congregate in mcdonalds every morning, basically the entire outside patio of the restaurant is filled but they are not necessarily all americans but majority of them are.

[@aceashlee]

"They are chubby,fatty guys Hello, I am a racist" He's cool

[@EM-Ree]

5:03 LMAO I will literally learn Japanese to hear this guy's commentary on everything

[@mal4797]

How to distinguish Americans: - "you know..." -"...Like...." -"OMG" -"sup" -"ayy"

[@giantinflatabletubeperson3802]

How to distinguish brits "Good day" "Cheerio" "Wanker"

[@asdefull]

How to know their aussies: cunt, cunts everywhere, cunts in everything

[@gustavusadolphus9246]

Han tbf, all these people used the 2 first ones.

[@alexandriaking8544]

LIKE AND YOU KNOW ARE USEFUL OKAYYY

[@runarjans1849]

This is from another vid?

[@Chiznugget101]

The funny part is that if they all never spoke, they could pass an Americans😂😂 Wow so close to 1,000 likes. Thx sm guys

[@nbshftr]

anyone can pass as anyone until they speak

[@AlphaSigmA1]

Of course .Since Americans are Europeans in genes. But eventually not even close to Europeans when is about education , mentality and inteliigence

[@Chiznugget101]

feelmd ks first of all, not all Americans are descendants of Europeans. There are Asian people, African American, and more. Second of all, why would you assume Americans aren’t smart? I also suggest you fix your grammar before commenting on other people’s intelligence.

[@AlphaSigmA1]

@@Chiznugget101 English is my third language ...So learn few languages more before you comment about my grammar...

[@Chiznugget101]

feelmd ks It sounds like your the one who is learning about Americans through Hollywood movies. You clearly were never educated here.

[@ishi8272]

these are so stereotypical lmfao. from what i’ve gathered from the video, they think americans are: - fat - eat a lot of hamburgers and pizza - they smoke - drink beer - loud - out going - confident - smell like freedom - honest/kind/funny - worry a lot about money - think they own the world LMAO DAMN I FEEL ATTACKED

[@MrMexikin]

Cant say it ain't true tho

[@notosure2148]

Damn.... they were only correct about the positive ones! 🤔🤔

[@Jam-iv6xz]

Well Americans think they're the only people in the world.

[@ishi8272]

Jam15 who said that?

[@Jam-iv6xz]

@@ishi8272 Ignorant Americans

[@maddiehubbard5452]

we say we have no money bc we need to save our money for the outrageous rent pricing & health care

[@dawoodmuhammad8809]

can we be friends No. continues 0582778742

[@thalia4252]

One of the major reasons I'm leaving this place once I get older.

[@arilove4536]

@@thalia4252 and going where?

[@thalia4252]

@@arilove4536 I'm thinking of going to spain or italy

[@kj6597]

Thalia Muniz I hope you achieve your goal, good luck getting citizenship.

[@emilynelson5985]

Being loud, is actually the easiest way to tell. If you listen to us argue, we’re like the Scotts but you can tell by the accent and the way we curse very, very, quickly.

[@GoldBar1997]

Emily Nelson no lie we are short fuses

[@RyanAustinDean]

Speak for yourselves. I’m a Southerner who speaks in a low tone when traveling. My Cajun wife, however...

[@Semper_Liberi]

Ryan Austin Dean There's your mistake, you gotta come from New England pal, it's a loud, magical place

[@yadielnieves2894]

Semper Liberi Yeah, New England = Standard American. Usually the stereotypes are around Far West or Northeast.

[@Semper_Liberi]

Yadiel Nieves for sure

[@sophie-jz9nv]

'British people tend to be pessimistic' hahahah opps me af

[@MultiFruitshoot]

Not me asf lol. Now i feel like a failure of a brit. Though I really do love tea LOL

[@sophie-jz9nv]

+Min Genius Yoongi's Bae it's okay I hate (breakfast) tea so im a bad brit also hahah

[@MultiFruitshoot]

But..my teeth are nice..

[@sophie-jz9nv]

Well I did have braces .. lol soz guys !!

[@asal9654]

I have nice teeth and im a fellow Britt but i gotta say tea is absolutely the best.

[@Maiko134]

Haha I'm from America and while some of it may have been offensive I can't really take offense since this is other people's opinions. This video just shows me that almost if not all countries have stereotypes about other places. It's just how they were raised and what they see. To them they see the commercials, movies, reality shows that show the comments that they made. In America we have stereotypes about other countries that go based on what we see so when I read the comments left below, I get a little mad. The video was funny to me because while not every American is like that, we are very diverse country. And there are heavy set people all over the world but it is true that in America heavy set is the majority compared to their countries. But the video was very funny and I don't take offense at all. :D

[@aardbeidelijkheid]

Maiko134 True, I mean I'm Dutch and people seriously think that we smoke weed everyday, wear wooden shoes, and sound exactly like Germans (though it is true that the languages have similarities, but it sounds differently. However, if there's ever a Dutch person in an American movie or something, nine out of ten times, the guy speaks German... like ??? But I guess we have to live with that)

[@ChrisIsChaotic]

With all the stereotypes at least we smell like freedom. Lol

[@Maiko134]

We don't have to live with stereotypes but we do... and if it's any consolation, I never thought Dutch people smoked weed everyday or that you speak German. Every country has their own language and each are great in their own way. And aren't wooden shoes only worn for special occasions/traditions? Or am I completely wrong there?

[@Maiko134]

ChaoticCassidy Hahaha that comment made me laugh out loud in the video and again here. What does freedom even smell like?

[@aardbeidelijkheid]

Maiko134 Haha no we don't xD Maybe for tourist but... no. Also I know not ALL people think that way, but from the exchange students I've met, they all thought we knew where to get weed 24/7, so that's why. I don't really mind about it tho, since I get that people know very little about our country ('cause it's so small and stuff) but it's nice to know that you don't :) ps. Is that a kpop profile pic I see or...?

[@ggaffgaff3072]

Lmao when every one of them me looks like Americans- If there was no flag or accident I’d have no clue

[@DomStu700]

Why is everyone saying this-literally anyone can look like an american lol because america has people from any country

[@ruefysh9576]

@@DomStu700 Yeah america is a state of mind not your apperance