I Barely SURVIVED My First Time Drinking With Germans!

Just an American trying to learn more about and Germany and the rest of Europe.
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[@JamesBray3]

I had a wonderful time getting to meet a lot of you guys in person! And I can’t wait to do it again! I’ll be back next month! Should we try this again? 👀🫣😊

[@tmc8724]

When will you be there? I'm from Berlin and in cologne from 23. to 24. of August. Does that fit? Can I meet you?

[@tmc8724]

Alsolso your German is great! Don't know if it's because of the alcohol or what, but I'd love to lak to you about Germany, your experiences, your view on all kinds of stuff (not just Germany related, all in all I think you're an insanely interesting human)

[@Uhrenfreund.]

You have to come back. And you have to stay here. At least 1 year, better 5 years, best forever. We love you brother. This is the kind of people the country needs. Cheerful, positive, curious, intelligent - and good looking. 😁😁😁 😇😇

[@gamingrevenge_t2]

It was amazing bro

[@Stomesissen]

Come check out southwest Germany 🇩🇪 We’ll give u a good time down here bro 👊🏻☺️ The Winefest season is starting to kick off here now, so should be a good time 🍷🍷 Have to get you a nice pair of Lederhosn for that tho

[@annetr4577]

I love how James immediately showed us why kinder surprise are illegal in the US 😂

[@Laurelinad]

yeah. like even as a little kid i knew how to do it and he was just so american about it :D

[@Leprutz]

I still can't wrap my head around the fact that Üei are ilegal in the US. Now that alone is a reason why I wouldn't want to visit the US.

[@sarumanork-orphanage5612]

Dude those Kinder surprise things are like 4 times as large as a lego, at two year old couild probly not evben fit them in their mouth

[@DJLandraver]

@@Leprutz it is illegal because of the small pieces.. some german guys who lived in the US did a video over it

[@Yotanido]

@@DJLandraver In the US, it's illegal to sell something as food if it contains anything that is not food. Because the toy capsule is inside the chocolate egg, it is banned. It's not because of small pieces - that is worth a warning label, not a ban.

[@zero.Identity]

the thing is, we germans evaluate the term "drunk" different. as long as your speech is understandable, you arent drunk. when you start to slur and get too near to people, you are drunk. if you stumble around, you are sturz besoffen. while other countries say they are drunk when they feel tipsy. so we arent able to drink more, we just stop later.

[@climbscience4813]

There is a saying "a man is only drunk if he can't lie anymore without falling over". 😂 Obviously an exaggeration, but it summarizes German drinking culture pretty well.

[@SupJax]

Sturz besoffen lol. Köln Innenstadt ist super. Ultra geile locations zum abhängen. Vielleicht sieht man sich ja mal

[@cheliozz3048]

Haaaaaackedicht 😂

[@Notfallhamster]

As long as you can sit upright you aren't drunk. Everything to 45° sideways angle is considered tipsy while laying on the floor half naked in your own puke counts as wasted. There is a reason I don't drink only once or twice a year in very moderate ways :D .

[@APCLZ]

everyone has a different way of being drunk. some get aggressive, some get louder, some can't walk straight anymore. others will just walk away and go to bed like i do when i get drunk xD

[@dominikbodyn480]

You are not that tipsy or that drunk , I think I can speak for the Germans , this level of being drunk is absolute common. If you don’t steal a bike to get home or start texting your ex‘s , you were not that drunk. Just a humble opinion from a guy who grew up in a small village ( where drinking alcohol is a passion). Don’t worry about it , you were fine !😂

[@dominikbodyn480]

But peeing yourself is for sure another story 😂

[@dominikbodyn480]

At least you didn’t wake up in your own vomit

[@ninostifler7204]

Yea however when being totally f*cked up you would pee in any corner of the streets.

[@MrMonsterjamer]

Wenn man kein Baustellenlicht mit Heim bringt ist man auch nicht betrunken gewesen.

[@usbzimbo]

ABSOLUTE common!!! /signed :D

[@NicoM701]

Dont always say your German is bad! Everybody can understand you and its incredible how good you are for such a complicated language!

[@joshuabeck4098]

It will even improve way better, when you speak and hear it.

[@SillySillygoose_]

German is no easy language, and your German is pretty good!

[@teckyify]

Well, I'm actually surprised how good your German is.

[@egerm6255]

was thinking the same haha

[@qRobbe]

fr

[@actobot1337]

echt sehr sehr stark!

[@jbrittels804]

Sein Deutsch ist echt sehr gut. Respekt!

[@lars_moe]

especially when you consider his alcohol level

[@christianortigosawulff6511]

Den Blickkontakt👀👀 beim Anstoßen nicht vergessen, James!😁

[@JamesBray3]

Or it’s 7 years of bad……

[@kilsestoffel3690]

A friend of mine once said:" better 7 years of bad s****** than no s***** at all"

[@germaniatv1870]

@@JamesBray3 You ALWAYS look into the eyes.

[@germaniatv1870]

@@kilsestoffel3690 Japanese Proverb: Fall 7 times, get up 8.

[@tinalisapattern]

Anybody else feeling the strong urge to adopt James? He is just so wholesome and adorable 😍 It is good to see, you were welcomed in such warmhearted manner.🥰

[@tarmok3756]

Maybe not out right adopt him, but spending a nice evening drinking with him would be neat

[@prunabluepepper]

A meet and greet does NOT need to be announced to the local police. Just make sure you choose a large place, where people can spread out and chill without annoying anyone else. Like a market place, parks, riverside etc.

[@Kumanosuke]

With 10 people no? With 100 people you'd definitely need to inform the local authorities (not the police though)

[@prunabluepepper]

@@Kumanosuke still no. That's not how German law works. Man muss nur Demos anmelden, und sogar diese nicht immer. Überleg mal, es müsste ja sonst jede bessere Schrebergarten-Party angemeldet werden.

[@MustYouHaveAUsername]

@@prunabluepepper Eine größere, nicht gewerbliche Veranstaltung im öffentlichen Raum muss tatsächlich angemeldet werden. Gerde wenn die Teilnehmerzahl nicht beschränkt ist oder nicht beschränkt werden kann (Post auf Instagram, nicht eine Hochzeit mit Gästeliste und individuellen Einladungen). Bei 20 Personen interessiert das niemanden, aber wenn plötzlich 200 auftauchen kann das definitiv zum Problem werden. Ab 400 Personen ist idR. automatisch ein Fahrzeug der Feuerwehr vor Ort. Selbst auf Privatgelände gilt die Versammlungsstättenverordnung (gilt glaube ich in geschlossenen Gebäuden ab 200 Personen und im Freien ab 1000 Personen). Hier muss dann z.B. für Rettungs und Fluchtwege gesorgt sein usw.

[@r.d.404]

@@prunabluepepper FALSCH! Bei Versammlungen im öffentlichen Raum gilt VersG NRW §10, Abs.1: Wer eine öffentliche Versammlung unter freiem Himmel veranstalten will, hat dies der zuständigen Behörde spätestens 48 Stunden vor der Einladung zu der Versammlung anzuzeigen. Veranstalten mehrere Personen eine Versammlung, ist nur eine Anzeige abzugeben. Die Anzeige muss schriftlich, elektronisch oder zur Niederschrift erfolgen.

[@montanus777]

@@prunabluepepper im schrebergarten bist du aber (im normalfall) innerhalb deiner eignen parzelle - da musst du nur die 'hausordnung' des jeweiligen vereins beachten. das ist etwas anderes als eine versammlung in der öffentlichkeit.

[@zero.Identity]

you actually really sound better in german when drunk. like, yeah the sentences dont become more elaborate obviously, but the pronounciation sounds like you can speak it perfectly, just with an american accent. in other words, you dont have to worry about pronounciation when learning for now. that comes with confidence. just try to use as many different words as possible and within a few weeks you are gonna sound smarter than most teenagers who reuse the same 3 words in every sentence

[@josk5389]

you mean the Words: Alter, schwöre, Hurensohn?

[@crazyo7560]

Schwöre ja Bruder😂👌🏽

[@jesaksarku3354]

old wisdom says: anybody can speak several foreign languages better when drunk. 🤷‍♂

[@drizzlek]

After you bit in the egg I just thought: I have never seen someone bite in it instead of opening it like an egg lmao

[@Nucklear]

Fun Story! My Brother is in the Bundeswehr (Army) and was stationed at a Navy Port. He and his Squad were the Heavy Drinker Squad (which ranged from 17-30 Years old guys), because all he needed to do is to load the ships that were in the port. One Day an American Ship entered the Port and ofcause your in Germany and the Crew (which was the first time in Germany) wanted to go drinking. So it happend that they came across the Squad which my Brother was part of and they thaught, it m ight be a great idea to have a drinking battle with them. Next Morning my Brother and his Squad were called by the Vice-Admiral of the Port. There they meet the Captain of the American Ship who was smiling the whole time. It turned out that all the American crew members couldn't get out of bed. And the Captain than offerd my Brother and his Squad to visit the Ship. On board on the ship the Captain called all of the members that participated in the drinking battle and veryone had a good laught on the difference of my brother and his Squad and their members. He was completely fine and the americans were not. So you might had the better luck xD

[@karstenbursak8083]

With the knowledge, that the most popular beers in the US are lite beers with around 2% alcohol... I am NOT surprized that the Yankee sailors had a gigantic hangover 😂

[@germaniatv1870]

My step-Dad went to the German Camp, had a couple of Beers there, went back to Camp and had is Beer rations there 😄 Pretty smart...

[@dasmaurerle4347]

On a German scale of 'fkd up', you were on 'Vorglühen'...that's usually the stage before we go partying😂😂🎉🎉❤

[@cheliozz3048]

Rule no.1: If the first Jägermeister is "not bad at all", the second or third one will ALWAYS already be "very good!" :D Great video man, glad that you had such great experiences here :)

[@d4v1db201]

Watching your videos reminds me that our country isn‘t that bad as much people are thinking. You‘re a cool dude, thank you! 😃 Greetings form Frankfurt

[@germaniatv1870]

We never really held slaves, we fought slavery, we implemented Universal Human Rights, we protected Jerusalem for 1.000 years, we sacked Rome, Napoleons, Hun's, with the German help the USA gained its Independence and ended slavery (no doubt). Todays Germany is not what it was 30 years ago when the Wall dropped. It changed really fast. Anyways, Germany was a great country.

[@Seva4200]

finally a drunk Bray after so much German content. have a good one🎉

[@MrChillerNo1]

2:56 "I don't even know why they are banned in the US." [Proceeds to nearly choke on the toy with the first bite] yeah, that's why. 😂🤣😂🤣 Had me spitting from laughter.

[@katii1997]

Funny thing was you said the meet&greet will only be like 30min but then we were all hanging out for i think over 8hours. It was a really fun day/night. You are super respectful, you have the same personality in real life as you have in your videos. It felt like just hanging out with a friend rather than a meet&greet. Oh and in case you forgott : you need to play geoguessr again hahah

[@LigH_de]

The first mistake already in the preview picture: The stem of a wineglass exists to avoid your hand warming the wine. Hold it there.

[@JamesBray3]

Yeahhhhhh….. but a glass is a glass 😂 I was trying to taste wine, and wasn’t really paying attention to how I was holding my glass

[@LigH_de]

@@JamesBray3 - not sure if good subtitles exist at all ... but you could look around for a sketch "In Vino Veritas" by the cabaret "Herkuleskeule" from Dresden, which was played in 1970/80's in the GDR. Plot: A tank wagon with 30,000 liters of heavy French desert wine got leaky due to a shunting accident, and now the mills of bureaucracy start grinding slowly to rescue the valuable remains... Caution: Heavy Saxon accent.

[@andifucka7117]

​@@JamesBray3only Idiote hold a wine glass like that. In Germany everybody knows it..

[@JamesBray3]

@@andifucka7117welll………

[@gehtdichnixan3200]

at first those are not wine glasses much to small a wineglass is a 0.5 liter glas with "dubbe" allaround and if your wine gets warm your drinking to slow

[@Der_Svensenmann]

I really enjoyed this video😂 👍🏼 Your first Jägermeister! Good decision to hang around with locals and not just explore Germany by yourself! Very entertaining!

[@trax4318]

Congrats for surviving 🎉 Now imagine what happened if you drank with our lovely neighbors in Poland, Czechia or any Slav country for that matter 😅 they go even harder, the alcohol is way cheaper and has more kick than the Kölsch "beer" 😛. Love your videos on traveling Germany, stay the way you are ❤

[@unbekannterbenutzer5998]

Koelsch is actually as strong as any other beer. You just don't realize it until it's too late ;D

[@trax4318]

@@unbekannterbenutzer5998 small things really can pack a punch. Those 0,2l can sneak up on you 😄

[@Eysenbeiss]

​@@unbekannterbenutzer5998 ROFL, it is NOT, at least not compared to PILSNER, only to other sorts like "Weißbier" I was able drink 30 !!! Kölsch, but after five "Halbe" Schultheiß, I am done

[@hansmuller3604]

@@Eysenbeiss well that does not speak in schultheiß favor, at least not if your goal is not to be drunk rather sooner than later.

[@chubbywombat7402]

Looks like someone had fun. Your German got better and better throughout the video. A good example of how much of our abilities are often being blocked by being too self-conscious in the moment. Back in school,13th grade, we went out to some place and we had an American exchange student with us. One friend Axel was doing really badly in English class, his marks regularly around the equivalent of C- or D. The joke was that English was his Kryptonite. The more drunk he became the more he was chatting with the exchange student all night in fluent English. Really well. We all agreed that the teacher would be sooo shocked to learn that Axel can actually speak English and speak it well. We also agreed that bringing a Bananenweizen (Weizenbier with banana juice) to next class was no solution for Alex’ grades. He still passed. Vier gewinnt. 🙂

[@nicolettarope6030]

Haha, i,m on the Video😄cool. It was so great to Meet you🎉

[@butterblume3450]

Wow

[@MrsNanaBlue]

Warms my heart that the people of Cologne welcomed you so nice!!🎉 edit: The Rating how tipsy you are: 10/10. 😅

[@supporter666]

I'm sure that zip problem has already hit a lot of us tho. as long as you didn't steel a bike or a security light of a construction zone on your way home, or as long as you did not wake up and find vomit somewhere, you were not so drunk. falling asleep with a frozen pizza in the oven and waking up finding your place filled up with dark smoke is also a classic when u are really drunk 😉

[@guybrushmusic]

Thank you for the beatbox btw 😂 shout out to the half empty wine bottle

[@hogni6036]

The feeling when getting drunk by wine you described as cozy had a special Gernan term "Weinseligkeit" as noun or "weinselig" as adv.

[@clockwork8089]

You HAVE to come back. You also gotta travel more throughout Germany. Whether its the Ruhrgebiet, Munich, Berlin or Hamburg. Youre gonna have even more great moments like these, especially when doing meetngreets :D

[@Winnetoo85]

Du brauchst Eier aus Stahl um so eine Story zu erzählen! Nice! Freut mich für dich! Mach bitte weiter wie du bist.

[@brokenmilla]

hey james, glad you are enjoying germany. i love your open character. your incident happens to a lot of people, but most are trying to hide, but you express it in your video, exceptional. Some people mind, but most of germans dont, because germans love honesty. Your german is quite good. Alwas remember: learning by doing. Germans are used to speak english in holidays, movies and series if they watch them in native, music whatever. So its quite harder for you to learn german as for germans to learn english. Dont feel underestimated, we know, and we appreciate. What I think germans like most of you is your passion and openess to germany. You really try to understand the culture. I have to say one thing: Big cities like cologne, hamburg, berlin, frankfurt, munich, etc. are very open and a lot of people speak english, but if you really want to know the culture, please visit some small villages and join the local events. You will have an awesome experience aswell but you will get to know some specialities especially food. Love your content even if for me sometimes your excitement is maybe played (sorry for that assumption, but I am not used to that, usually, could be real) wish you all the best manne

[@iCrafterMC]

i cant this is so wholesome, especially the meetup, awe good Video bro!

[@rittiswelt4287]

"Macht der James die Blase leer, brauchste keine Feuerwehr." Keine Sorge, James! Das ist uns doch allen schonmal passiert! :) Super Video übrigens! Tipsy-Meter 9000! Wein und Jägermeister zu mischen, das ist aber auch wirklich fies!

[@SupplyOfShorts]

I don't know since when but I just saw - I love the fact you have your vids available in 4k you don't get that a lot and it makes such a difference in quality! Great video - I live in Cologne as well - shame we didn't meet but looks like you had a proper Cologne experience with some nice people!

[@mizot84]

Great to hear and see you had a nice stay in Germany. Congrats also for your german skills, it's pretty impressive and itseems it#s getting even better with each glass of wine! 🙂

[@tea2kx]

the vlog are so funny! i dont remember when i watched a whole 20+ minutes vlog the last time, great content man!

[@celinem6388]

Its so funny to me, that you count the Jägermeister as drinks.. The idea to count shots as seperate drinks just never entered my thoghts :D But maybe I should follow your example to stop being surpised why I am THAT drunk after only 3 drinks hahaha

[@monocoloured]

I love the fact you had such a great time in Germany! (I myself am German too :) ) Your German really isn't that bad, I'd consider it quite good actually :) Can't wait for the next time you're in Germany, I'll definitely come to your meet and greet, wouldn't want to miss the opportunity to meet you! Love your content, I've been watching your videos for quite some time :)

[@ruxxie]

finds geil und vorallem SUPERmutig das du es durchgezogen hast, im fremden land, sich mit fremden menschen treffen und da spaß haben... hätte ich damals mit 20 auch gemacht aber jetzt... ne eh xD

[@istdochegal3174]

Wenigstens hattest du das Zwischenwasser dabei😂

[@Samkruso]

Your videos gives me always good vibes! love that :D Nice to hear you had a good time here in germany. greetings ^^

[@robberyschedule]

I like your drunk adventures. Make more of that! That's Entertainment big time!

[@MrChillerNo1]

Great video! Nice you had a good time. 😂 Worth the wait.

[@Rumpel_Kiste]

17:35 i can relate to that ^^ with me it is also so that the surrounding mood has a great influence on how you feel the alcohol and how you feel yourself. at such a classic festival like wine tasting with relaxed background music you always feel very relaxed

[@Niklotron]

actually your german is "better" because you are trying more, and it IS GOOD man, love how you have improved over the years, hoping to see you in august when you visit Germany the second time ^_^(mby at the Gamescom) best regards ( to be Formal hahaha)

[@TheMrBusty]

DAYUUUUM 9:50 tbh that was DOPE af

[@stecher1995]

3:27 I LOVE THAT "3 seconds rule, 3 seconds rule" ITS SO GERMAN OMG I LOVE THAT HAHAHHAHA

[@christianbreuer4975]

Four wine and two Jaegermeister. Or, as we call it, "vorglühen" ;)

[@xLarsful]

great video man! the meet and greet looked very fun, sadly I had to work that day :( And im very happy you liked the Jägermeister , my favorite alcoholic drink :D

[@timowerner9386]

then you need to come over in february to the carnival , ther you have 2-3 bottles of wine befor the drinking at the party XD. nice video i enjoy it, keep it up

[@SHIRYUUSAN]

i really like to see that you enjoyed your time in germany. your german is super good keep it up !

[@heikofriedrich5448]

Back in july 2006, i'd been part of a single solider exchange programm for two weeks. The first week I joined an artillery brigade of the Wyoming National Guard on their exercise in Utah. At the last day, there was a big party. We drank a lot of this weird american light Beer, and as the night grew older, all my american fellows got drunk. Even the brigade commander a one star general asked me why beer doesn't work on me. I answered, beer gets me drunk, but not that lite stuff. The night ended me (Staff Sergeant at this time) and the General trying to empty a bottle of Bourbon. Two month later my exchange partner (Master Sergeant) travelled to Germany, and he fell into the rabbit hole, called Jägermeister.

[@Chrismqn]

James tried Vorglühen, nice! 😊

[@klauskf9934]

Neiiiin I missed your meet and greet and I was just around the corner 😢 next time I'll try and make it. Maybe come by around Christmas for a different vibe and the Christmas markets

[@qRobbe]

Your German is actually really good. I can understand everrything you say

[@tambob82]

These German kids are so shy and wholesome.

[@666BlackIllusion666]

That was the most enjoyable Video about a nearly drunk none-German Person in Germany I've ever seen, absolutely appreciate that :D Messing up the Bathroom is an almost necessary part of it ;)

[@niemandschuldet]

This one was funny! Thanks!

[@piapjobz3855]

Kaum zu glauben das ich deinen Kanal erst jezt finde.^^ Echt schöne Videos. :D

[@pinocchiosyndrom8077]

Some of my friends are in the us right now to visit a friend. A couple years ago he was visiting Germany. He stayed 2 weeks in our location at Christmas until new year. Useally we dont work in this time and have a lot of drinks every day. After 2 days he quit drinking whit us, because he was so exhaustet. One morning he wakes up and asked us, if we are drinking again. We denied because we didnt go to bed. It was a damn fun week. Your videos are very nice to watch and i think you are a gumbl Typ

[@rainerzufall5276]

Hey, do you have any plans to visit Hamburg on your next visit? It's the best city in northern Germany

[@atlantaunderground]

I just recommended that as well, Reeperbahn on Saturday night, then go on to the Fischmarket sun morning and eat smoked eel. Hamburger Dom starts. Alster, Elbe.......

[@Swagdalfthepimp]

i just want to be a little part of your journey 😂 much love ma dude🫶🏼

[@gamingrevenge_t2]

It was an amazing time im happy and Excited to see you again in august

[@violavega4480]

I've been smiling and laughing throughout the whole video 😂 I hope you'll visit cologne again so I can join you next time 😄

[@hanna-qs4og]

I was really nervous, I had to laugh so much when you got food from our stand the next day

[@user-ld8kk8bd9d]

nice to see you enjoy your time in DE (I hope you really do) - left it 20 years ago to switzerland to make some money. but one day want to come back

[@danielrumel7464]

Hey James, if you ever in town again please let me know. I will be their. Your Videos are really great.

[@mrsquid_]

always remember: keep eye contact while cheering! you ooked like you were so concerned about spilling that you had your eyes fixed on the glasses lol

[@knutritter461]

Bro... be very careful with Jäger in future! 😉 It's not about the amount of alcohol.... it's about the sugar!

[@jochens1008]

It is amazing how good you speak German and it is great you are interested so much in German culture. Hope you enjoyed the wine and tried out the Kölsch in a typical Kölner Kneipe. A new Kölsch until you put the beer coaster on top of the glas

[@mrsquid_]

in order to properly eat asurprise egg, split it into two clean halves along the seam, take out the capsule(which you usually keep) and then eat and or play in whatever order you want

[@Nebujin383]

By the way, Jägermeister tastes the best when you store it in a Freezer first. The herb flavor is weaker after, and it tastes a bit sweeter.

[@mpunktapunkt]

Das ist total süß, wenn du betrunken Deutsch sprichst 😅 Super, dass du Spaß hattest.

[@mcextran1pp3l94]

xD Dein Deutsch ist absolut okay :) coole Videos

[@tsoggi]

at beginning the jägermeister was ok, little bit later it was soooo good 😂🎉 und btw. dein deutsch ist nicht schlecht!!!

[@kilsestoffel3690]

Für komplett selbst beigebracht ist dein Deutsch beeindruckend gut!

[@GrobmotorikJones]

3:53 woah, just got the "Nope" chills right here.

[@jgirljjj9643]

Alles gute!!

[@jeffwarren7497]

Could’ve been worse. Could’ve pissed yourself at the festival lmao. But dope video. Made me more excited that my family and I are leaving America to move to germany 🙏🏾🙌🏾

[@oskarprotzer3000]

I think your drunk explanation of how being drunk feels was actually very understandable :D

[@frau_maddii]

Cooles Video! 🎉

[@m.c.9878]

I like your videos. But to be honest to you 2 Jägermeister and 4-5 (good) glases of wine is something that many highschoolers consider as "vorglühen" (pre-heating). That is the amount of drinks they do BEFORE going to the actual party place. Good to see that you all had a nice time here in germany. I hope level the regions out on your next trips. Maybe to the northern germany, like Hamburg or the coast itself. And mybe to the south like Munich and so on. You will be able to compare that and see that germany is very different, depending on the region. It is like comparing New Yorkers to Texans and Californians, etc. (but on a much smaller scale by kilometers apart from eachother.) Looking forward to other videos on you channel.

[@GrotesqueSmurf]

Your German is great dude. Keep up learning. You're speaking better German than some people I know who live in Germany for over 5 years ;)

[@haggihug3162]

Thats so hilarious! 🤣🤣🤣 Seems to have been a really great day/evening/party!! I would rate on a scale from 1 - 10 how tipsy you were : Voll wie ne Haubitze! 🤣 But soo oh so sweet that you even told us about your little accident! I think to get drunk in a good matter you already have learned quite well. The timimg to go for the toilet maybe you can improve on your visit to Hamburg next time … 🤪

[@sns4748]

When I was 16 we had an exchange student from Australia. Dude couldn’t handle the easy access to alcohol. Came to school drunk every day . Finally he got send home 😂

[@Barteolomeus]

Junge, der Rap Part (beatbox): stark 💪❤

[@hngx5560]

ngl in some scenes i think u could be the long lost brother of jp krämer from jp performance, especially in the outro 🤣

[@melaniegrace7707]

Loved the Italian freestyle

[@leviathan2401]

The German measurements for trinking are shot, glass, bottle and bucket.

[@gravityfalls784]

You did quite good after all the different drinks mixed together. It is easyier to stick with one sort. And, because I haven't told you today you're such a cutie. 😍😍

[@atlantaunderground]

Check out Hamburg. Major port city. 'The Reeperbahn' is the infamous red light district in Hamburg. Also called 'Der Kiez' or you may have heard it called 'St. Pauli', where The Beatles used to play and where they got discovered at The Star Club. If you've spent a Saturday night partying you then go on to the Fischmarkt on Sunday morning. It starts at 5am and it's a mix of tourists, Hamburgers that buy fish and drunk people that are left from the night before ;-). A typical Hamburg thing to buy there would be a smoked eel. Very yummy. There are a lot of things to see and do. Alster rundfahrt, the port, lots of small clubs with live music. The Hamburger Dom is happening Jul 21 - Aug 20. It's a big twice yearly fair.

[@jochenrudiger]

I like experiencing people drunken, at least once. Because you get to see their nature. And yours remained friendly, so you do not try to be someone you are not. I would have advised you to not mix drinks. If you have wine, then continue drinking it. Jägermeister has to be really cold to taste best. But great video. I enjoyed some rum tonight.

[@681nero]

i rate for 8-9 pts tipsy😂, hope you enjoied your trip to Köln

[@MsLilyFay]

The thing about the unorthodox dream you recommend to keep following? Needed that, thanks, bro ❤😊

[@fession6448]

Jägermeister actually has a lot of alcohol in it. So yeah u can drink it fadt but 20-30 min after u r wasted. My best(worst) drinking storys starts with drinking Jägermeister. My rule for when r u drunk: if u dont remember the end of the party u were drunk ;-) P.s.: Was funny how u tell us ur drinking story, because it sounds like this was ur first drinking story. Had to think about how i tell my first drinking story (with 16) kinda cute. Much love for u. Love ur videos

[@Hove290]

dont feel bad man you are drunk and your german is better than mine at that level haha saying this as a german native speaker ^^ nice to see you having fun here :)

[@ianetams2814]

Ha,ha,ha- well done! Survived AND had fun . You're now announced ' though guy' officially!

[@ShshsSshshssndn-hg1pi]

Try Altbier next time James it got more flavour than Kölsch

[@citycobra5014]

i was drunk in my life like anybody else, a very few times to the point that i had a blackout. I couldn't remember the night from some point forward until i woke up (i was told afterwards that i did behave myself. That was a relief). But i never ever peed myself. Thank God 😀

[@benjibenji2333]

Dude honestly.... for someone who not even visited germany before your German is ridiculously good. so don't be shy to use it...

[@hawwwkx]

Idk why, but i find it funny that kind of well known people like you can just post a meet and greet and people will just show up and hang out with you xd. It's just so different in normal cases and i find it hilarious to compare it to sims 4's dlc "get to gether", where you can just add random people to ur club and randomly start a gathering and hang out with them hahah