What do AMERICANS think about ENGLAND?

[@JamesPrime1]

Just made part 2, will the answers be the same? kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5zUi3yrmplqobc

[@lucasdale572]

I loved the fact some of them wanted to hit English skate spots!!! Lots of places to skate in the UK!!!!

[@barnabydinosaurroadsafetyp3457]

The total area of the United Kingdom is 94,000 square miles its quite small in area but you can go a very short distance and it dramatically changes, food, accents, history. Like everywhere we have some lovely bits and some places that are not very nice. Brits in many ways have more in common with americans and canadians than mainland europe brits tend to think of americans as a bit loud but thats a bit unfair - brits dont say much until they know you then you have a friend for life first impressions for brits matter .. usually they will wait until they figure you out first. Most brits see americans as good allies and in trouble would turn to america - after maybe our older friends australia canada nz. England is odd small country but in terms of culture, science, music, books, indeed many things we seem to be able to produce many academic and cultural things that are exceptional considering how few people live here the universities and education has much to do with that with oxford for example the second oldest university in the world after bologna. On the other hand we have also produced some of the nastiest lunatics, some of the worst criminals in history - fortunately guns here are not normal which is just as well. UK if visiting London is like Manhattan it is not England - do your research, cotswolds, peak district, scottish highlands, lake district, northern wales - devon extremely beautiful - but every area has its bad bits - eg central london very safe but london is 70 miles across in all directions and the worst parts are grim. I have visited usa a few times liked ohio and NY and the coast .. england worth a trip what people miss is the history they often walk past places that are interesting but you wouldnt know unless you've read up a little. National Trust is good value for historic houses, parks, landscapes - guided tours in London are much better than wandering. Black taxis for 2 or 3 people are cheaper than buses. Food here has improved over the years - now you can find good food pubs, cafes, etc before it was just good or bad luck. Best way to see England is what is your interest - sports, heritage, history - you could spend a year in central london and still not really know it. In UK many things are free dates back to Queen Victoria - we even have free lists you can see shows, museums, guided walks, even eat free but you need the list - or unlimited budget historic small hotels, tiny theatres and nightclubs where you will see footballers or movie stars.

[@Xeroph-5]

Maybe? But I can safely say that I am able to switch accents so fast, from a more upper class gentleman to "you what mate, me an the boiz gonna smash up da park an go ta pub innit"

[@Demonoicgamer666]

Someone mentioned football in England, football in England has become so confusing and convoluted like I was watching it with my dad one time and they judge every little mistake if you’re a millimetre of side the ref jumps in.

[@thebigredwagon]

Big Ben is not the tower, Ben is the bell in the tower. And bens bell end is not average. 😉

[@salahdunkingonutd]

"Cute british accents" Scousers and people from Birmingham want to know your location

[@mrzmaker2243]

Am from birmingham :D

[@k3nz1e73]

Lol

[@miriamcohen7657]

I am not sure to whom to are speaking, but I am from Oregon, in the Pacific Northwest of the US.

[@milanvillan]

They adore the brummie accent. I can vouch for that as a brummie who has been to the states twice.

[@domchezi1776]

It's Londoner that have the posh accent if Americans came to Manchester and other city's like Birmingham then they would not say about the stereotype of drinking tea with our pinky fingers up.

[@T0M_X]

“I’d probably be the only black person there” The 1.9M black people in england: *am i a joke to you*

[@jamesalexander5623]

London IS the Rainbow of People!

[@interressta1084]

@Daryl Sledge the US is 5x more populated

[@Jack-bg4jp]

@@jamesalexander5623 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Jack-bg4jp]

@Daryl Sledge are people as stupid as you acc real USA population is nearly 350mill hence why there’s gonna be more black people there

[@spoyrocket3035]

Bo you could have put ksi lol but its ok lol

[@sheikhyaboooty]

The young lady is somewhat mistaken when she opines that the English prefer to use "fancy" words. I for one assiduously eschew obfuscatory prolixity and excessive verbosity .

[@jonnyk-uk662]

Quite.

[@0utcastAussie]

Wot EE Sed

[@michellehardman50]

Very punctilious and I concur

[@rebeccag5042]

Your acc name sent me. I’m dying

[@AuntSally1]

I like the cut of your jib

[@BR-tf7jd]

The guy who said English music is rubbish...wow!! that's mind boggling. England has produced many of the world's best singers and bands for decades.

[@Packer1290]

I'm sure they're thinking more along the lines of Hip Hop and rap.

[@NICHOLASwilkes-cd4lr]

@@Packer1290 so not music then!!^^

[@ryanslater8648]

Ac dc wouldn’t be a thing if weren’t for our geordie lead singer 🤪🇬🇧

[@GB-cs8xu]

If you've only been to London, you've not been to England 🤣

[@sailoroftheinternet3290]

so true, London really isn't a good representation of our country

[@coffeebrown9371]

@@sailoroftheinternet3290 Explain more

[@Kezzzzz.]

@@coffeebrown9371 we refer to London as a boiling pot of nationalities, the centre of London itself is basically new York it has the old building the mix of skyscrapers and is very very commercialised. The large majority of England is countryside with rolling hills small villages with small local pubs with fireplaces and home cooked meals. Outside of the tourist places in the other cities and even outside of Central London we have a lot of what we call council estates which are similar in a sense to what Americans refer to as the ghetto its full of working class people in government funded housing tends to be run down and theres quite high crime rates however they have some of the best sense of community spirit in the world.

[@coffeebrown9371]

@@Kezzzzz. That’s pretty interesting. So London is really that different?

[@Kezzzzz.]

@@coffeebrown9371 Central London very much so, everyones constantly in a rush its so busy and you don't get a true sense of what Britain actually is. If you're thinking of visiting id recommend your first stop been in Cornwall for the countryside, then travel up to Manchester or Liverpool to get a feel for a true British city and then about an hour north of that you have the lake district which is one of our biggest national parks and absolutely beautiful.

[@buryduns2410]

Tell us about England: Americans; LONDON

[@zayquanjones5949]

literally one person said London chill out

[@Jack-up6rk]

@@zayquanjones5949 ye but England has more to it then just London

[@buryduns2410]

Trevon Womack I think you mean liberty city and los santos?

[@zayquanjones5949]

@@buryduns2410 liberty city is real its in florida

[@Xarosy]

And America is more than just California, New York, and Texas

[@jemmajames6719]

Wow, they’re all in for a shock if they come to the UK 😂

[@CrazyInWeston]

jus wha i was finkin!! (Thats a joke btw, a play into how some people in the UK speak.) Due to their answers of thinking that we all be "proper"

[@magirusdeutzjupiter2234]

I brought an American lady over for 2 weeks, she said she couldn't drive in the UK, as the roundabouts freaked her out😮😂😂

[@CrazyInWeston]

@@magirusdeutzjupiter2234 Dint the 2 way roads that are only wide enough for 1 car let alone 2 with a speed limit of 60mph not freak her out enough? lol. Roundabouts are easy!!!

[@heturnal]

Lol imagine when that dude turn up in England and realise he definitely ain't the only man of colour lol...incredible

[@jemmajames6719]

@Ginger What an earth are you talking about, don’t be so ignorant, as for being English most of us are of mixed heritage I know I am. It just shows how the English are all encompassing, not so nationalistic, though maybe we should be, England is a wonderful country.

[@meandhamster7530]

“ I think they are very smart “ Me: eating cereal out of a slipper

[@zckxry3086]

Wait... What🤣

[@chargedgeneral6295]

Its effective tho

[@scottwhitworth3790]

What a hero!

[@streetender1878]

that is posh, you had a slipper to eat out of!

[@bats2494]

Happy that your getting your breakfast but can i have my slipper back please?

[@anthonylong9067]

“I feel like i’ll be the only black person in england” South London: am i a joke to you?

[@omzldn6472]

Lewisham🤣

[@isaacharkton6169]

Someone needs to tell him London isn’t called London anymore it’s Londonistan. All the British people in London got shifted by half of the Middle East a decade ago

[@electroskates2434]

I'm from South west London

[@anthonylong9067]

@Houssain Al ahmafi im american and a majority of my friends in england are black. I found what he said to be hilariously ignorant

[@pebbleyt1357]

Do we count most of yorkshire aswell?

[@serenadhande]

"When I think of England I think of new England Patriots" 💀💀💀 this guy man

[@matthewcoombs3282]

When I was in Las Vegas with my mum (we are both English) and my mum spoke to a shop assistant she said " Are you from the East Coast?" thinking she was from Boston maybe.....She replied "I am from a lot further east than that my love!"

[@davidk2628]

what an intelligent young man

[@inkbait2464]

@Kate Johnson In british english its mum not mom

[@pinkyman5155]

@@matthewcoombs3282 I’m from London and lived in Los Angeles for awhile, everyone thought I was German and I had to keep repeating everything that they couldn’t understand me 🙄

[@002lisamarie]

Thick...

[@mikeyhau]

Big Ben wasn't big enough? Someone should explain to her that Big Ben is a BELL, not a building.

[@nothanks1239]

To be fair, we do call the entire tower big ben. So, can't blame anyone outside the UK for getting it mixed up. I only found out recently, that the actual clock is called the Elizabeth tower. But, I've never heard anyone ever call it that.

[@finleydavison5858]

Also did you know the tower of london is actually name the white tower and that london bridge is in America I belive it was them or Australia who bought it and transferred it

[@geigercourtier]

Lol

[@Alfredbushell]

I think someone tried to buy _London Bridge_ thinking it was _Tower Bridge_ once lol

[@finleydavison5858]

@@Alfredbushell yer americans or Austria I cant remember

[@matthewquartermain8291]

“People seem to proud in their country” Americans literally have flags everywhere and have football teams called the “patriots”

[@thesteepman7821]

yeah lmao they're so patriotic they don't even realise

[@safeysmith6720]

Well being patriotic is a very American attribute. I get what you’re saying but I don’t think it’s a bad thing to love your country. Not sure if it matters, but I’m not American btw.

[@ProdSKOLR]

USA! USA! USA!

[@ProdSKOLR]

@Matthew who?

[@PunchGod741]

@Matthew when?

[@samh6182]

"I think they're very sophisticated" "They sound very smart" "They very clever" "Elegant" "They dress very proper" *Scousers have entered the chat*

[@templargames2651]

Brummys and geordies too

[@turnip5359]

Phlegm

[@helenstocks3275]

They sound very smart because they speak English properly

[@sharonb3429]

@helen no they don’t. I’m sorry but when words end in th it doesn’t make the ff sound. Sorry very few English speak properly.

[@fabolvaskarika7940]

Most of them was very stereotypical...

[@sethhunter6792]

As an English viewer I was dying when I heard the accents and that we were posh

[@JamesPrime1]

Lol

[@merlin5407]

When it’s more like “alright mate how ya doin today, you seen the footy on the telly. Oh your havin a laugh mate. look at the weather it’s flipping rainin again’ indeed we are posh

[@ASparkleross]

The thing is, even non-posh English accents sound either more sophisticated, or at least more "pleasing" and nuanced and interesting to an American ear (than most American accents do). A Cockney, or northerner's accent is just as cool and fun to us as a posh one. And many of us don't recognize the different regional accents to begin with. The craziest thing I ever heard when I lived in the U.K. was, "you have such a lovely American accent, don't ever lose it." Me: Wut?

[@electroskates2434]

Same

[@stn7172]

@@ASparkleross where are you from?

[@vienna_1756]

'British music isn't good' - what planet is that dude on!

[@carbon5362]

@Jake Howie Oh I didn't even know that was a thing. As for British music I think it's the fact that the accent doesn't come out as strong in music so we tend to forget that the artist is British.

[@PatLadsChan99]

@Jake Howie Wretch 32 is goated

[@vienna_1756]

@@carbon5362 Led Zeppelin, Beatles, Stones, Muse, David Bowie, Queen, Pink Floyd, The Who, The Clash, Iron Maiden..the list goes on and on..

[@andypeterson3070]

British music was excellent up until 2009. 2010 was the year British music died for me. Oh well there's plenty to listen to from '55 to '09.

[@Cam-zb7ut]

Jaiiski From where I’m from nobody likes British drill

[@CheckHypezz]

“They’re dress smart so friendly and speak so proper” Guy from london “wag1 fam what u lookin at”

[@tinyluchino2626]

It's a compliment!

[@scottwhitworth3790]

England is London apparently , true England is everywhere but London

[@goognoog7371]

The Americans and Brits are all part of the same system, good cop, bad cop. See the truth about the Matrix we live in here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYK0fK2PibalpdE

[@bailzey8100]

“england is my city” actual makes sense now 😂

[@britishboi9558]

Very true

[@britishboi9558]

We are different to the stereotypical brit

[@sweetlikechocolate437]

Absolutely....why do Americans always can name London but not other cities or towns! Its annoying and insulting.

[@kevinacraman1654]

Bradford would be very interesting for them

[@reekinladz33yrago59]

@@Bob-_-Smith it is honestly

[@justcallfrank0089]

@@Bob-_-Smith as a none Bradford person I can also concede it is a shit hole. Was not always that way thou. Wonder what the problem is ? 🤔

[@highasfgaming7118]

As a Bradford resident it is rough shitness

[@mcharrisment4765]

As a southerner who has friends up that way I can also confirm that it is a proper dive

[@Insurgentlemancunian]

Found the brexit gammons threads. 🤣

[@Vantage3001]

Fly them over and dump them in Bradford, they'll have a shock

[@olliered9924]

They would think they have landed in india not uk lol

[@goognoog7371]

The Americans and Brits are all part of the same system, good cop, bad cop. See the truth about the Matrix we live in here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYK0fK2PibalpdE

[@Vantage3001]

@@goognoog7371 All i could get from that video was that it was about religion and im far from religious

[@goognoog7371]

@@Vantage3001 Hi Chroma-Wolf, understood, but there is a big difference between religion and seeking the truth. Religions are numerous, but the Truth is one. The truth is that we are in a Matrix (by the way Keanu Reeves said it is a documentary), although not machine controlled. This evidence based analysis explains why we are here, who we are and what this world system is really about.

[@geoffpriestley7001]

@@olliered9924 no Pakistan

[@BigPapiCapone]

The music there is incredible. That one island gave us the Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Queen, The Rolling Stones, The Who, Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Ozzy Osborne, The Kinks, The Animals, The Clash, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, Def Leppard, The Smiths, Joy Division, The Police, Sex Pistols, Stone Roses, Oasis, Blur, Radiohead, Arctic Monkeys, and so many more phenomenal bands/artists.

[@rickmcmillan3270]

You forgot Motorhead.

[@ronhall9394]

@@rickmcmillan3270 Who could forget Motorhead - or Hawkwind? Then of course if you put in the Scots, Norn Irish bands and the Geordie bands, Dire Straits, Lindisfarne, The Animals, Alan Price, Lindisfarne and Sting. Canny Library.

[@andrewmurray5542]

The list is endless. But don't forget a lot of UK bands would have been influenced by American music like the great blues players.

[@Mandosami]

The Beatles perhaps ;)

[@BigPapiCapone]

@@Mandosami that’s the first one I listed

[@aucourant9998]

"I'd probably be the only Black person there". LOL

[@lilyliz3071]

Yes made me laugh,wish he could come over and see

[@mustavertwang]

You must be bloody joking there is an overwhelming majority of non Whites in nearly all of the so called working class areas of London

[@heturnal]

Lol I died at that part

[@Paul-hl8yg]

Someone should tell the black guy, it was England that abolished the black slave trade, the U.S took a further 30 years to do so. Black people in the UK were then classed as equal in society.. The U.S kept black people as second class citizens, until the 1960's, black people not even allowed on the same bus as white people! .. No black people in England? .. Ignorance!

[@danielbrown9352]

There is about a 3% Black population and a 8% Asian population with a 3% mixed I believe.

[@darraghnc1833]

At least they think we're nice 😂

[@Mark-ij2nh]

Why do they think we sound posh? 😂

[@Leo-pz5ge]

@@Mark-ij2nh Because of the Queen and her Victorian English 😂

[@ryanhuntrajput474]

@@Mark-ij2nh if you go to southern part of England you'll find everyone still speaks with the serene and classy RECEIVED PRONUNCIATION ACCENT instead of unvirtuous London accent.

[@icemonkefordwick572]

Oi bruv, gimme yer fokin money

[@JustinUK03]

Yeah but the reason why we don’t have many Karen’s in this country is because they know they’ll be put in their place because as most people know if you insult a Brit you’re gonna get smacked

[@emperorboss5557]

“Big Ben is more like Average size Ben” Me: “Jokes on you Big Ben is the bell not the tower” 😂😂😂😂

[@sameguy2084]

That’s true 🤣

[@scoops0406]

'Tis true. What's also true is the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia was cast in Whitechapel, London.

[@daimingsing]

I was checking the comments for where someone would reference that!

[@matthewquartermain8291]

*elizabeth tower*

[@TheAlchemist25]

@@scoops0406 damn really? That's a cool fact.

[@jackleckie2295]

If any of these people went to the north of England then they wouldn’t last a day

[@bestjohnny6296]

South is a lot nore mad but yeah they wouldn't even last a day

[@jrhall8970]

Guys this isn’t the place to have the North/south divide debate 😂😂😂😂

[@foundingtitann]

as a northerner, i can confirm that this is true

[@harrisonglennie2942]

Who bets they couldn't spend a night in Liverpool or Stockport

[@matthew4107]

@@jrhall8970 theres no debate, South is true english. north is just scots who think they own more land than they actually do

[@MidgeCat]

"I'd probably be the only one there who's black" Doubt

[@rosemariewaring786]

Actually in large cities in UK whites are the minority.

[@stretfordender11]

​@@rosemariewaring786 Only London

[@stretfordender11]

@Dubs to Step Asians are not black. Plus Bradfords white population is 67%. I'd call that a majority. Have you ever been to Liverpool? Black people live there but there are no black communities. They all mix together. The north is very intergrated between white and black.

[@stretfordender11]

@Dubs to Step and liverpool is 90 percent white

[@stretfordender11]

@Dubs to Step which is a lie. The stats say that even in Bradford whites are the majority.

[@meganxo3472]

“Cute British accent and proper” Us British people- alright bruv init x

[@TheIceman567]

Are you British? Do you like the USA and Americans?

[@meganxo3472]

@@TheIceman567 yeah I am and I’ve only been to New York I liked it thou

[@TheIceman567]

@@meganxo3472 cool, I’m American (from Niagara Falls, NY) and I love the UK. In fact I my fiancé is English and we have twins due in December. First in my family to be born in Britain in over 200 years. Well it’s like that for everybody. Do you live in England if I may ask? 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

[@alundavies8402]

You can’t spell innit innit!

[@freshboi4766]

@@TheIceman567 never ever Would like America

[@busayo_ob]

There are A LOT of black brits, my families one of them

[@anthonylong9067]

Im american. I have a bunch of friends from england. A majority of them are black. I know from experience

[@marcobazan4187]

Only 3.5% in the country, that’s very small in the grand scheme of things.

[@dtoudassous]

@@marcobazan4187 England was 86% white in the last census (2011), and the cities are a lot more diverse than rural areas and small towns.

[@maxwellglover9598]

@@dtoudassous I'd imagine that the number would be a lot lower in the next census (which I think will be next year)

[@jamingaming9251]

It will be if the left get their way. British ethnicities will be the minority by 2066.

[@elizabethcotton4659]

Honestly. As a UK citizen, we love your accent too! It’s just really odd, when we travel to the US, we speak the same language but it’s still lost in translation?

[@s_h136]

It‘s a bit like going to Switzerland or Austria as a German. Technically it‘s the same language but spoken in these dialects it can be so different that I almost don‘t understand anything anymore.

[@Ioulou66]

Yes, England is just like Harry Potter. Our schools are grand castles, we wear robes with our school uniforms and drink tea on the hour every hour every day. We all know the Queen personally and have her on speed dial if ever short of cash.

[@PunchGod741]

No way!!11!1!

[@skywatcher9176]

I knew it

[@samanthatraviesa6663]

As an English student, I concur. We also take an old school steam train everyday and sometimes fly our cars to school.

[@samanthatraviesa6663]

@Beta Squad Clips depends what area your from. Though admittedly wherever u travel, you'll never be rid of rude people 😒.

[@Xeroph-5]

@@samanthatraviesa6663 I can corroborate that. I personally walk but there's a brick pillar on the route that I can run through if short on time

[@jamcam362]

“I think they speak proper” People in the UK “whoever put shit in ma letterbox” real ones know

[@evar7816]

jamcam 362 nah we don’t talk proper There are over 37 accents and dialects in the uk Very few of us talk like the queen 😀 , have afternoon tea or say pip pip 😂

[@jamcam362]

Eva Robinson im English mate

[@mandaleeross1325]

I speak proper Southern American. 😉 Or is there such a thing? 🤔😂

[@broman2084]

well technically we do speak proper English as we made the language

[@darkwarriors...]

American English should be called wrong English as most of there words dont make sense

[@thepersongaminghd7665]

Expectations of London: tea and crumpets Reality of London: 🔪 “wagwan” “what endz are you from” “ I Ching bare man init” “washed yute” “ure a neek fam”

[@ChrissyCollins7]

That's South London

[@5kit]

@@ChrissyCollins7 also east where I’m from

[@bigcheese3490]

Mate it’s not warg one its bloody wagwan mate

[@thepersongaminghd7665]

@@bigcheese3490 that’s how it’s pronounced

[@JayHay-yy3eb]

@@ChrissyCollins7 also most of England

[@Shawnspineapple1]

My biggest surprise when I visited England was how kind the people are. I feel like Americans like myself perceive them as cold or even rude. That was not the case when I was in both urban and rural parts of England. Pretty much everyone we met was so kind and welcoming.

[@CamperVan-K]

That's nice of you to say. Thank you.

[@robertcottam8824]

Depends on where you go. The North of England is very friendly.

[@maxlothar9719]

@@robertcottam8824 So is the South. But I understand the North/South thing so I'll just let it go.

[@robertcottam8824]

@@maxlothar9719 Lived in both. Loved living in London. London 'hill villages' - Hampstead, Highgate, Muswell Hill very friendly once you know folk through social activities. Some folk very isolated, though. This is less likely in the North, in my experience. Southern beer better, on the whole, though.

[@jeremysargent5037]

That's how we feed our werewolves and vampires. It's also an excellent way to collect our wicker man sacrifices. We lull you in to a false sense of security.

[@miriamcohen7657]

I forgot to mention that England was two years alone, in WWII. That was amazing, selfless, and almost cost them everything. We owe them a lot for holing it together until we made our entrance.

[@TheBlazingRedcoat]

Sacrificed the Empire and world power to keep Europe free - love to my American cousins, brothers in arms :)

[@Frillar]

That was United Kingdom of Great Britain, not just england.

[@leejamiemellor]

Im quite surprised how much these guys like us, thought it would be the other way around 😂

[@iandavies6575]

England wasn't alone , it had the Empire. Canada, Australia, NZ. India, and many other colonies

[@streamer9812]

ian davies for the first 2 years of the 6 year war Germany took over France, norway, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Poland, Czechia Slovakia and Genéve with help from russia and Italy and England was left on its own. 3 years in, America retaliate to japan attacking the islands they owned like New Zealand etc along with British forces. 4 years into the war England are still fighting Germany and all other countries alone after France has completely fallen n waved the white flag. 5 YEARS INTO THE WAR THEN AMERICA JOIN TO FIGHT GERMANY AS WELL AS RUSSIA AND ALL THE OTHER COUNTRIES.

[@ChrissyCollins7]

As a Brit I'm just happy to hear that Americans have mostly positive opinions about England. But I can assure you most of England is not like the Harry Potter stories lol. Cheerio! 😏

[@robwalsh9843]

@Robb Grey there is anti-UK sentiment in America too. The BP spill didn't go down smoothly with Gulf coastal folks.

[@s_h136]

@Robb Grey In my experience that‘s not at all true. Most Brits have a nuanced to positive opinion about America & Americans. Some of them (especially the younger ones) even adapted an American accent because it‘s cool to them. If they‘re critical than it‘s usually about certain issues like guns or political stuff like US foreign policy but that’s not coming from a general hate for Americans.

[@stewartbristow846]

More like Sherlock Holmes actually!

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

I have positive views of England myself as an American. Because most of my roots are from England lol

[@stephenflynn7600]

Every single Brit came off the pages of a JK Rowling book! 😜

[@tooyoungtobeold8756]

When I was in London I saw a white man - that was a surprise. He turned out to be a Romanian.

[@smithsmith4898]

Romanians are still white 😂🤦🏼‍♂️

[@njwinterburn]

@@smithsmith4898 Yh that’s why he said a white man

[@johnr.6023]

@Olivia Addison Same in America, we just call ourselves Americans.

[@PunchGod741]

@@johnr.6023 he means like “African-American” or “Asian-American”

[@cr1pticcs331]

I bet he lived in a council house like you

[@blurryrecords]

As an American when I think of England it goes, allies, premier league, crazy fans at the footy matches, formula one, getting wasted at a pub and starting a fight with a random bloke in or outside said pub and going home and telling the time you’re not drunk.

[@diegoserrano8302]

”Just like classy and like just like dressing nice and being really like idk elegant and put together like not trashy at all just like really nice“ not sure if she‘d say that after seeing a drunk british girl partying in Spain 😂

[@ianjohnboy]

or a geordie lass on the lash in the toon lol

[@mustavertwang]

Built in Ireland@@yourfathertobias1146

[@AtlanticBoii]

Mark Webster Northern Ireland

[@meganxo3472]

Yes 😂😂😂

[@polli-esterUK]

Or a northern girl dancing on the tables.

[@justanotherrandomdisneyfan3717]

Me: A Floridian thinking about all the tourists we get and our great theme parks. "Since when where we the laughingstock?" Also Me: Thinks about Florida Man Headlines Oh

[@zaharawarn2152]

Florida man...

[@alundavies8402]

Florida is brilliant because my sweetheart lives there at the moment but I am going to ask her to live in England with me

[@googirl5]

Oh my God! That is brilliant! As someone from Alabama, I've got nothing!

[@jefftracy3771]

As a Pennsylvanian, Florida is not a laughing stock. Florida is fun to laugh at because the people of Northern Florida are just wild. The true laughing stock of America is California. The WTF state of America is Arkansas. The STFU state of America is a tie between Texas and New York.

[@LRC101]

I wonder how they would react when they find out we have other cities than London

[@sebby324]

And that there are people like me who live in the country side

[@meaneyedcat1248]

Hush! Don't tell 'em.

[@jamiebutterworth3576]

And that they are like 500 different accents and 3 other countries😂 americans could not handle that information

[@JamesPrime1]

Probably the same way if we were to tell the English there is more to American than LA or New York

[@jamiebutterworth3576]

@@JamesPrime1 yeah to be honest I am pretty sure we know quite a lot of the states and cities just to do with the amount of tv shows and films that are american however most england stuff usually gets filmed kn london or london like areas

[@leah1633]

Much love to America from the UK ...thank you ...we love you all ❤

[@joyheartfield7057]

Aww, thanks so much, I am thankful for your statement!! Love the UK!!

[@elsierichards8737]

Americans make me feel like I'm the only British person who doesn't like tea and isn't posh

[@marielouise9126]

The smell of tea makes me heave. 🤢

[@harry123gaming5]

Same

[@chrisaskin6144]

Since when has there been a requirement to be 'posh' in order to drink tea.

[@mikecampbell1738]

We sit around drinking tea all day, that's why are teeth are yellow.

[@janedoe133]

I hate tea

[@martinfoster5163]

Great video. I’m British and lived in the So Cal for 22 years and visited 26 states. Generally Americans don’t know enough about the UK to comment because generally they haven’t traveled much outside the USA. However, I will say the vast majority of people I encountered in the USA were extremely friendly towards me.

[@JamesPrime1]

Thanks for watching it Martin. 22 years is a good chunk of time! I’m sure you’ve seen plenty of good and bad during that time and traveling to 26 different states is way more than most Americans will ever get to travel! I’d say you’ve got a pretty solid understanding of the USA. I would like to work and travel around the UK for at least a year to get a better feel of how things are there myself. The amount of time I spent there wasn’t nearly enough. I’m looking forward to visiting again at some point!

[@low-costgearbudgettour714]

@TheManMan international travel is educational. Like a long distance field trip. Obviously, the longer the better because just sticking to the tourist traps won’t teach you much. So, some would say, not traveling outside one’s country leaves people ignorant to the world. Even the news in the USA hardly mentions other countries, compared to news in other countries.

[@janejohnstone5795]

I have been in Florida for 30 years......and have had same experiences..as Martin..

[@Driftlioncavalier1975]

​@@JamesPrime1the Americans think we are nice ha we really are not we swear pretty much the every day also the teeth thing is a stereotype but hey great video love from the UK 🇬🇧

[@calaragazza3556]

I was in the UK and France over the summer and saw people from the United States literally everywhere. So stop with the lies that Americans don’t travel.

[@mirandacoates3780]

Thankyou too all the America’s who love the U.K. I am from London I like Americans

[@williamwebb7917]

I am one quarter English, my grandfather was born in Birmingham. When I finally visited I could have stayed there the rest of my life, I loved it that much.

[@eugenegilleno9344]

London isn’t England !

[@vivo-audio]

@@williamwebb7917 I didn't know that Birmingham had a nice part.

[@bendover2865]

@@vivo-audio I was just thinking he couldn’t have gone to Birmingham haha

[@rebekahg.8514]

@Eugene Gilleno Yeah but London is IN England. Think before you speak.

[@BenTheHenAgain]

As a weeb living in Wales I love that dude that wants to go to Wales because of Vinland Saga :)

[@kizzaaaamate8976]

' I’d probably be the only black person there ' 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 some Americans

[@joshguest1104]

Ikr loool

[@michaelbrown984]

He ment the thickest

[@gutsjoestar7450]

Most of people in England are natives english so yeah she'd probably be the only coloured person in the areas nobody can stznd the UK's wether more than British themselves

[@jeao7115]

@@gutsjoestar7450 London is one of the most multi cultural cities in the world

[@gutsjoestar7450]

@@jeao7115 No; i don't know where you got this info, i've been to lonon, i only see British residents everywhere but london is the most cuturally, and racially mixed city in The UK obviously

[@battlefieldimmersion]

As an American, I think the massive amount of talented actors and writers is what is best about the UK. It's just insane how many British actors are so versatile in accents.

[@willrichardson519]

...and music...

[@sib1930]

The Beatles, James Bond, Lord Nelson

[@dagothur6238]

Christian Bale

[@stephenflynn7600]

A lot of the actors in Band of Brothers were English and they mimicked an American accent to the “T”!

[@mikefraser4513]

@@willrichardson519 Beatles, Stones, The Who, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, David Bowie (RIP), Oasis, Radiohead, The Clash, Cure, Black Sabbath, Queen, Deep Purple, Arctic Monkeys, New Order, Dire Straits, The Blur, The Jam, Joy Division, The Smiths, Judas Priest, Depeche Mode, ...I could go on forever. Best rock guitarists (after Hendrix), Eric Clapton, Jimmy Page, David Gilmour, Brian May, Keith Richards, Mark Knofpler, George Harrison RIP, Ritchie Blackmore, Toni Iommi, Jeff Beck RIP, Pete Townsend, Slash ..I could go on forever.

[@alexanderjennings5749]

When I think of America, I see them as our nations brother, allies with roots founded deep in history, together forever through thick and thin. 🇬🇧🇺🇸❤️

[@TheIceman567]

Are you British?

[@alexanderjennings5749]

@@TheIceman567 yeah

[@TheIceman567]

@@alexanderjennings5749 My fiancé is British and we have twins due in November first in my family to be born in the island in over 200 years 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸do you live in England if I may ask?

[@alexanderjennings5749]

@@TheIceman567 congratulations man!!! Hope all goes well with the family! Yeah I live in Newcastle in the north east. ❤️

[@TheIceman567]

@@alexanderjennings5749 aww cheers mate haven’t made it up north yet we’re in the south in Sailsbury. I’d love to see Newcastle, good beer made there 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤝🇺🇸

[@whwhwhhwhhhwhdldkjdsnsjsks6544]

2:20 British people on average have better dental health than Americans lol, also to a point having yellow teeth is healthier, as the outer enamel layer that protects the teeth from damage is naturally yellow, and teeth whitening things generally work by sandpapering this layer off which is bad.

[@coleshiells7168]

The rest of the world forget about Scotland and Wales and Ireland all they remember is England 😂

[@samskordi6079]

True

[@mike_oxlong4387]

I'm part welsh and irish

[@benhalpin2836]

Yh because it's a fucking England video

[@benb1234]

If they called it ‘what do Americans think of the UK (and Ireland)’ people would say it’s just about England because... the video is about England

[@bynx3959]

They are pretty irrelevant tbf

[@Ramtamtama]

"I'd probably be the only black person there" *looks out of window and sees 3 black people*

[@suntzu6468]

3 black people isn’t really a lot. Now if you had said the whole neighborhood was mostly black, then I’d consider that a lot. Places like Detroit are like 70% black.

[@ZoltanF1LH]

@@suntzu6468 yeah but he thought there are no black people in the UK which to us sounds funny 😄

[@dukenukem5768]

@@suntzu6468 There are places like that in the UK too. And places where they are 70% brown. The OP was not saying those 3 were the only black people in the UK. He is saying that in one glance out the window he saw 3 black people. In many areas that would be 3 out of 4.

[@k-leb4671]

@@suntzu6468 Doesn't matter if 3 is a lot or not. It still successfully mocks the guy's assumption that he'd be the only black guy there.

[@jb_kofi]

@@suntzu6468 working class area of london is mainly black

[@leemac1561]

You thought London was clean?? Please show me that part of London that's clean..

[@josephbenadam]

Maybe they were talking of the Buckingham Palace. They've haven't seen Kings Cross, Tottenham, Brixton and ESPECIALLY East London, the Asian face of London

[@abdishakuryussuf2866]

@@josephbenadam tower hamlets especially

[@gardenguster5271]

Have you been to New York or seattle?

[@josephbenadam]

@@gardenguster5271 Just Vancouver

[@mcnoface8000]

Central London is clean

[@TheFinebush]

Cue the Jeremy Kyle Show. England at it’s finest.

[@PlymouthLad76]

I love the guy in the black and white t shirt he's awesome and seems the most informed or intelligent.

[@snads8415]

When I meet Americans we always laugh about our names for certain things. "Excuse me Where's the restroom?" "Oh, you mean the bog or the shithouse" 🤣

[@TheIceman567]

Are you British? Do you like the USA and Americans?

[@snads8415]

@@TheIceman567 I'm British and I love Americans. A lot of the Americans I've met abroad have been well cultured and clued up about the places they were visiting.

[@TheIceman567]

@@snads8415 cool, I’m American and I love the UK. In fact I my fiancé is English and we have twins due in December. First in my family to be born in Britain in over 200 years. Do you live one England if I may ask? 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

[@snads8415]

@@TheIceman567 Congratulations and best wishes. I'm from Nottingham (the home of Robin Hood).

[@TheIceman567]

@@snads8415 cheers mate. Haven’t made it up north yet my girlie in the south in Sailsbury in Wiltshire but would love to 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤝🇺🇸

[@Parliamentarian]

“Proper etiqu-ecy”... he tried.

[@TheAlmostace]

this would also fall into the 'brits look down on Americans' category.

[@williambelokur6928]

I visited England and enjoyed it, its incredible how alike they are to us same goes for Canada Australia and new Zealand

[@B-A-L]

Don't you mean it's incredible how alike America is to Britain?

[@SeeDaRipper...]

That's probably because all of the above listed countries were once our colonies.🤦‍♂

[@nathanstephenson9954]

She say we're patriotic, hardley any are, like look at that guy burning down the flag at the war memorial for no reason .

[@Sub4CarClips]

Well you guys kinda are. Whenever something good happens over there you guys show it off to every country if you realize it or not. Also you guys compare yourself to everyone which isn’t a bad thing cause I feel like loving your country isn’t bad

[@oredragon2973]

I think America is more stereotypically associated with patriotism than the uk

[@Thomas-ok9ot]

@@Sub4CarClips America is definitely 1000x more patriotic

[@Sub4CarClips]

@@Thomas-ok9ot did you say America? Uhh uhhh I can’t control myself, no I have to say it Murica 🇺🇸

[@oxycodin2253]

@@Sub4CarClips yh but we dont walk around with boris 2020 flags

[@urnanbald9169]

Love from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@jbela]

The southern girl seemed to have a good grasp of The country. She described the architecture and it's history , amongst other things she did well on the accent.

[@jameskid81]

definately

[@thunderbird1921]

Some of us are not the dumb stereotype the media LOVES to portray. I'm personally fascinated by the Roman ruins and surviving stuff you folks have.

[@miriamgildea4911]

thank you :)

[@M_Lars]

@@thunderbird1921 There's a Roman Amphitheater etc not far from me

[@bodyofhope]

@@miriamgildea4911 was that you in the video?

[@AM-fw6jl]

For a northern Californian, the stand out things about the UK are the slightly cooler climate, pretty architecture, better public transport, more regional accent diversity, and the age of buildings. It wasn't much of a culture shock because we have a ton in common.

[@JohnnyZenith]

Can you ask your countryman to stop saying just 'England' and stop the yellow teeth nonsense lol.

[@jahmah519]

The British sense of humour, slang & accents, its an amazing country of nice genuine nutters

[@jahmah519]

@Boba Fatt off course not.

[@corro7276]

Haha spot on brother 👌

[@jadestennett9888]

hahahaha love this 🥰

[@devinmatthews9972]

I am from the USA I love the UK how they talk and we are allies have a great friendship with uk 🇺🇲❤️❤️🇬🇧

[@McDaggerDick]

Like how did we speak posh

[@nicholasdunbar3378]

Innit Bruv

[@nengyang5664]

@@McDaggerDick You guys just sounds neat that's why...

[@Sub4CarClips]

Whoever sees this comment and you are from the u.k are you guys really that negative about us? Or are most of the people that are negative raised by the internet and have never actually been here. I’m just curious

[@McDaggerDick]

@@Sub4CarClips No we dont hate you

[@ChrisMcKee087]

As an American I can agree with most of their sentiments. We mostly see the UK as brothers/sisters and have high opinions of the country and the people.

[@sistaonthemove]

I am from the US and have visited three out of the four countries that make up the UK. I still have to visit Northern Ireland. There’s definitely more to England than London for sure. Wales doesn’t get the shine it deserves and Scotland where I have been to five times is amazing. I should also say I have a huge extended family in England as well which exposed me to different cities

[@aaronbennett7474]

Im from newcastle but live in Brighton now...My daughters live in Birmingham ...and there are alot fo people who aint been too london before from Newcastle..trust...But its great youve been over here..Scotland is amazing ... Id like too go too Boston and then by train across the states too Montana

[@stephenflynn7600]

Barmouth Wales is beautiful!

[@markjonno91]

Myself being from Northern Ireland it is beautiful & we certainly love for you to visit!

[@LDN2205]

would you ever move to england ?

[@jeremysargent5037]

I am from the UK and still have to visit Northern Ireland. I really should go some time. I totally agree that Wales doesn't get the credit it deserves....but then again I'm half Welsh, a quarter English and a quarter German 😂

[@alphanerf3791]

Guy: Their music is trash. Me: *ANGRY BRITISH NOISES!*

[@cheesetoastie10]

Metal and rock was invented mostly by British soooo

[@harrisons.3126]

@@cheesetoastie10 nobody here in the US listens to that anymore

[@cheesetoastie10]

@@harrisons.3126 What do us people listen to? Gun sounds?

[@isaacharkton6169]

@@harrisons.3126 British rap isn’t British it’s Jamaican we don’t accept that

[@pinkyman5155]

@@harrisons.3126 Oy Mush, Ava word with yourself 😡 Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Britain leads the way in all genres of music, better musicians, better performers, better music. What can the USA bring to the table?

[@alexcampbell271]

Love how one girl said “not trashy at all” have u hear of a chav love?😂😂

[@quagmyer7230]

I’m an American, and I know for a fact, that if the majority of People, instead of spending soooooooooo much money in gadgets and frivolous things, would choose to travel to other continents, visit other countries and get to know their traditions, culture, food and drinks, (my favorite part of traveling), (it is really not that expensive to travel to other countries compared to what we spend here), maybe, and I say maybe, we could be waaaaaaaay better human beings, be more connected and respectful to each other, it’s a normal behavior for a human being, to be afraid and skeptical of what and who we don’t know, and we make assumptions without knowing, people, remember that knowledge is power, and if you are an American, please, please, don’t go to Europe to end up eating at a McDonald’s, that’s the worse way of wasting your hard earned money, be adventurous, improvise, don’t judge food and people for their looks, (you’ll be surprised of what you are missing), be courteous to others while traveling abroad, represent your country and values with pride, stand tall and smile, (remember that we all smile in the same language). For what is worth, I just wanted to throw that in the comments.

[@pinkyman5155]

Nicely put and very true, I’ve also travelled a lot and love discovering different cultures, there are some wonderful places and people out there.

[@jevislife5675]

while this is a beautiful thing,you shouldn't need to visit somewhere else be a better person,plus you dont really need to worry about any place other than where you live

[@breonnabradley3627]

some people do not like traveling though

[@werisetogether1555]

The SR-71 profile pic to tie it all together, absolute legend.

[@lunalea1250]

I did with my daughter as a teen, told all her school friends exactly what you said, they need to do more student/people exchange, thank u! 🌍👀🥳🥳❣

[@harrisonglennie2942]

I'm British so I can tell you that pubs here have a home sort of feeling to them and they are usually a good place to celebrate with family

[@stevegordon5689]

Born and bred in England been to London a few times I felt like I was in a foreign country. If Americans want to experience England venture further north!

[@battlefieldimmersion]

As an American, would Wales be a good place to visit as well?

[@andre86w]

@@battlefieldimmersion Yes, Wales is peaceful and lovely! The people are friendly, too.

[@sebbruuns703]

Not even North, just in the countryside. I’m from a small village in East Sussex nested in some hills. The only shite thing is the price of a pint?

[@rustyshackleford4918]

@@battlefieldimmersion Wales is amazing, except for the weather. Stunningly beautiful scenery and very friendly people. Would recommend it over visiting England any day of the week, and I'm from England.

[@martinshepherd8041]

Try the West & South West.... Its a treat

[@broderickchristensen2281]

When he thinks of England, he thinks of the New England Patriots. Dude, New England is what they called the northern part of the 13 colonies.

[@nicholashopkins3525]

Omg that dude yea NEW England is america 🤦‍♂️😑

[@suntzu6468]

I hate New England accents. New York City and Jersey accents are bossy and Boston accents are annoying. Upstate new York, Vermont, and Maine are nice to look at though.

[@mason0006]

There's no black ppl in old or new England is what hes saying I think lol

[@kyemerchant5455]

@@suntzu6468 New York and New Jersey aren't new England

[@dianem8544]

@@kyemerchant5455 Thanks for saying this, I'm especially tired of people thinking NY is part of NE.

[@intrepidgaz]

2:50 "I'll probably be the only person there, who's black" Hackney Massive: IZ U SNIFFIN GLUE BRUV?

[@CoffeeOn]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@activemember1515]

People from England are called English and the whole world speak their language

[@isaacsutty7793]

American people:”Big fancy words” People from the UK: Wag1 fam wanna scrap ye

[@isaacthegoat1432]

😂

[@markscouler2534]

Init bruv lol

[@olsenfernandes3634]

Brits ruined Britain! Damn the Brits!

[@isaacthegoat1432]

@@olsenfernandes3634 Huh

[@ahickin]

😂😂

[@jontymo]

Show them Oldham or Doncaster on a Saturday night! Chicago will look posh😂

[@siviter]

Hey I'm from Donca.... Yeah, you're right 😅

[@petergriffin5637]

If you wanna get an idea to what most of england is like what the british version of the tv show shameless.

[@sebby324]

I am English most of it is nice but their are some people called chavs who are very rude and lanky (I live in the country side so I don’t encounter them as much)

[@TheIceman567]

Do you like the USA and Americans?

[@dereknewbury163]

Hey, cool young people doing what we all do, working with the information they have even if it is not very correct! I was especially amused by the guy who thought he might be the only black person around. Don't tell him yet - let it be a nice surprise! I also liked that they mentioned architecture when they are living in one of the most visually stunning cities in the world. Whatever they all sounded thoughtful and open-minded and will be very welcome here if they do manage to cross the pond after this stupid virus is put in its place

[@kgthompson5814]

Thats nice of you to give our young people here in the U S the benefit of the doubt but Our young people need to learn more about other countries and cultures. They prize them selves for being cultural but they actually don't know jack about the world around them and its becoming a big problem were getting stupider every day and it will become a WORLD problem the dumber we get.

[@dereknewbury163]

@@kgthompson5814 It is a problem in the UK too although the multi-cultural nature of our population and our relatively high population density means that young people are increasingly involved with other cultures

[@simonbarnes7124]

They’d be shocked how similar we are, apart from the toffs in the U.K.

[@corro7276]

American? I know how similar we are actually have a lot of American friends lol the only difference between us is the tea, we drive on the other side of the road, and we have a monarchy lol

[@treborschafer3945]

Yes, we do stand out from the rest of you old sport.

[@all-england-r-we5071]

We're not all posh BTW 😂..... I can't speak for other people - but I certainly don't look down on America.... Merry Christmas 🎅 Love from England 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧

[@TheIceman567]

I’m American and I agree. In fact my fiancé is English and she just gave birth to twin girl 4 weeks ago first in my family to be born in Britain in over 200 years. 🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🤝🇺🇸

[@all-england-r-we5071]

@@TheIceman567 congratulations to you and your Mrs mate... Hope you get some kip occasionally 😂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇲🇬🇧🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😂

[@TheIceman567]

@@all-england-r-we5071 cheers mate as you guys say. Yeah I’m hoping too but not honestly expecting it.

[@meanlean3095]

England is roughly the same size as New York State so tiny island but still modernised the whole world 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿😄👍

[@calaragazza3556]

You mean colonized. There’s literally over 60 countries that celebrate their independence from your country. That’s nothing to be proud of.

[@gdfggggg]

@@calaragazza3556unfortunately, for you, British colonialism brought infrastructure, medicine, democracy, and judiciary, amongst other things. The benefits far outweigh the negatives.

[@calaragazza3556]

@@gdfggggg there were all those things before the British came. Just because they love to take credit for things they didn’t invent doesn’t mean you can say they brought good things. They brought their culture of violence, greed and destruction. Not to mention, stealing ideas that weren’t their own. You can’t trust the history books written by the oppressors.

[@vickytaylor9155]

You can’t see Big Ben. Big Ben is actually the name of the bell inside of Queen Elizabeth II Tower.

[@mason0006]

Were Americans we don't care

[@user-yu1yz6qk1g]

when did they rename the tower, or is it a recent addition to the Houses of Parliament?

[@taxslave5906]

I am from England and I heard that is true that it is called Queen Elizabeth II tower but hardly anyone calls it Queen Elizabeth II tower. People just think that Big Ben is the name of the building.

[@habitualgl0ckdumper149]

Only Big Ben I know is Ben Roethlisberger 😂

[@ahickin]

@@mason0006 And americans suppose to be nice people 😂 yeah right lol

[@MissileToad1]

Teeth 😌 we are 5th best you are 9th on the best teeth charts

[@firebat6612]

I guess we just watch Austin Powers way too much! (our bad)

[@zoedanforth7932]

"The best teeth charts" wtf even is that 😂

[@glastonbury4304]

@@zoedanforth7932 there's a chart for everything these days ...welcome to the 21st century 🤣🤣

[@tomconnelly1382]

7 out of 10 Brits go to the dentist once a year , only 4 out of 10 Americans do ...

[@zoedanforth7932]

@@tomconnelly1382 Are you using that against the British or the Americans? Because the Dentist main goal is to fix your teeth. A grown adult should know how to properly brush and floss.

[@lethal-glory]

I like how when the guys talking about music he compares British music to one song he doesn’t like.

[@martinshepherd8041]

😂 😂 😂 If any of these people came to West Country they would be totally shocked 😉😁

[@sebby324]

Wait till he hears UK garage music

[@kka3781]

i am from England and i hate how we are stereotyped to have a posh accent. And there are a lot of black people in England , including me

[@aburnoutfailurewithsomemem3085]

“Cute British accents and people being nice” Meanwhile in England: “Look the person on the TV looks me uncle Timmy pretty schtupid innit” “BRUV YOU FOCKING WOT” Go to Birmingham you will have a great time (and be in total shock)

[@Villa006]

In London you get stabbed in Birmingham you get shot

[@lendog3957]

@@Villa006Birmingham city centre

[@whoflungdung1046]

Say what you want about us, but DO NOT mock our drinking of tea or we will come back and finish the job!

[@njm1259]

Or drinking in general no country out drinks us maybe a few Eastern European countries do tho 😂

[@dhekelia133]

lol

[@benamos2878]

@@njm1259 Australia drinks at the same level in terms of beer, you can tell because we have Marmite and they have Vegemite, both are made from what's left over from making the beer.

[@TheScottelias]

“England because it has the most history” Plot twist: England is the youngest out of the 4 countries... by a large margin

[@ianmcconnell12]

Maybe it means we have the best history

[@matthewmclean9012]

Thats not necessarily true yea they may have been ab official country for longer but England could have had people living there since earlier than the other countries

[@nicholasdunbar3378]

Being the youngest country doesn't mean it's got the least history

[@tomy8676]

Yeah but more has happened in England than in the other 3 countries combined

[@andym9571]

That's not strictly true

[@willhumphreys9703]

8:07 "Big Ben" is the bell inside, not the tower. That is called Elizabeth Tower.

[@sim_1]

8:14 introduce this guy to the UK underground, he’ll love it, trust.

[@icecoldos]

Fun fact: The UK is ranked 2nd for dental healthcare and the US is ranked 8th.

[@suntzu6468]

-Winston Churchill

[@andyt8216]

Exactly. Do they really think UK teeth are any different to Irish teeth, French teeth and so on? Annoys the hell out of me.

[@david-lt9wj]

Ok who flosses in England....hands up...

[@501764727]

Was in the UK last year and a fantastic country! Beautiful old architecture and buildings, beautiful country side. London was HUGE and very cool, people work and play hard and stay out late. Really good food, a lot to do, I was there around Christmas and was Impressed with all the Awesome bright Xmas decor. People were super cool to, not sure if they like us much which I dont blame them because Americans do come off as obnoxious but I would def go back to visit and love them as our Allie. I also loved their local radio & music, far better then anything you hear on American radio here.

[@MarsAttacksMemoirs108]

Oh really? I prefer American radio, not that I’ve listened to a lot, but the ones I did are much better in my taste than the British ones. And I found the USA 🇺🇸 more open minded

[@501764727]

@@MarsAttacksMemoirs108 I noticed there you get a nice mix of British and American music. Here its predominantly American artists and its mostly either country or rap.....lol which I don't care for either.

[@MarsAttacksMemoirs108]

@@501764727 do you mean rock? Have you heard Rock On radio L.A.?

[@501764727]

@@MarsAttacksMemoirs108 I am assuming this is a radio station in LA?

[@decrox13]

Country is not something that plays on popular American radio. You have to be going out of your way to listen to a country music radio station. Are you from a rural area?

[@richardneedham13]

From the UK.. Those four girls are so lovely especially the tallest one heh..Also the dude who said English sound bad trying to rap is so true. Cute video! It's not leviosa, it's leviosaah!

[@TheIceman567]

Are you British? Do you like the USA and Americans?

[@sallymuhl846]

I think they have been very kind in their comments about the UK. They all came a cross as intelligent, decent, and enthusiastic young people. I hope that one day they all get the chance to travel the world., 😊

[@Sden20307]

That bloke in all seriousness said when I think of England I imagine an American sports team

[@JamesPrime1]

😂😂😂😂

[@maisiegrimsey]

“I’ve already been to England so probably Northern Ireland” *went to London*

[@DA-db9bi]

What’s wrong with his comment? London is a city in England

[@Britishchapp]

I’m English and I found this footage heart-warming and put a smile on my face 👍🏻🇬🇧🇺🇸

[@TheIceman567]

Do you like the USA and Americans?

[@kamikaze7347]

@@TheIceman567 we all do here in the UK

[@TheIceman567]

@@kamikaze7347 love back to the UK my fiancé and twin daughters are British 🇬🇧🤝🇺🇸

[@kamikaze7347]

@@TheIceman567 love it man, id love for us to have a shared land somewhere, americans and british living together would be sick, hope youre all doing well bro much love

[@TheIceman567]

@@kamikaze7347 yeah be nice nice to have some kind away of union and likewise my friend.

[@Twannyberg]

Love the english accents!! I been to the states once and I think they were very kind and friendly!! I hope to get back there when all this crazy stuff ends, 👍👍

[@Pistonhammer]

Oh really ?? What part of the states did you visit btw am interested to know ??

[@Twannyberg]

Hi we flew to Nashville for a week and visited Gatlinburg, yeah I know very touristy like! but yes I was very impressed with the kindness of everyone I met! 👍

[@Pistonhammer]

@@Twannyberg Ahhhhh i see , thanks for the reply back 👍👍

[@oc911]

When he said he would be the only black person in England. Clearly he doesn't know stormzy

[@oc911]

@@Rhiannonanais Uneducated

[@Oddballkane]

Or fresh prince of Bell Air actor who played Geoffrey.

[@oc911]

@@Oddballkane The fresh prince is American

[@Oddballkane]

@@oc911 I ment Geoffrey from the series he is British and black. I know the fresh prince himsf is American

[@oc911]

@@Oddballkane Yeah I know now after you've edited your comment.

[@Lee-70ish]

The start explained the most huge numbers of Americans do not have a passport so their impression is gleaned from books and TV. Lack of global travel has definitely tainted the US global view of the world.

[@DakotaofRaptors]

Why travel anywhere else when the US is about as large Europe?

[@john-rp5bg]

Most Americans don't have passports because they aren't needed to travel to Mexico or Canada. And US is pretty big so you could travel for years and still not see everything. Could be wrong but I think that's why a large portion of us aren't interested in other countries enough to learn much about them or travel to them. The cost has a lot to do with it also, take a mediocre vacation in Europe or Asia or take a really nice vacation in the US for half the cost.

[@k-leb4671]

Funnily enough, Australia is very large like the USA, but the idea of only being able to travel inside my own country makes me want to recoil in fear. I can't imagine only travelling in Australia. Going to places like New Zealand or Japan or the UK is much more interesting. If you do a road trip around all of Australia, you end up doing a whole lot of nothing in a long stretch of time.