Brits try Nashville HOT Chicken Sandwiches! ft. Max Fosh

[@jolly]

We learned 3 things today: 1. Taylor Swift is not from Nashville 😅 2. Oprah is also not from Nashville 🤦‍♂️ 3. We really should just go to Nashville 🐓 🔥 🎸

[@michaelkevinmirasol8256]

Oh yes please! Do another American food series in the midwest!

[@djkid22]

i live in Nashville! Come on down!!!

[@djkid22]

I can tell you all the best places in nashville - Princes & Hattie B's are the tourist favs, 400 Degrees, Red 615, Slow Burn, Helen's, subculture. These are all top picks.

[@shellyrogers5609]

YES YOU DO! You’ve got to try the real deal here. I couldn’t even watch this video because it’s just not real Nashville Hot Chicken unless it’s Prince’s.

[@uli11]

I hope you don't take the feedback personal- we just all know how much better you'll enjoy the real thing!

[@brklynbomber]

Here's what we learned from this vid... Nashville hot chicken "designed for a British palate" is no longer Nashville hot chicken. It's just chicken.

[@nullakjg767]

Yeah those werent nashville hots at all. Not even close. Im kind of offended they even call it that. Should be able to sue for false advertising.

[@alien_from_andromeda]

if you aren’t sweating buckets and crying eating nashville hot chicken it isn’t nashville hot

[@davizek9047]

cry @@nullakjg767

[@sama2965]

​@@nullakjg767that was my thought. I'm sure they tasted good, but the second that I saw the color of it, it was obvious that it's nothing close to Nashville.

[@ilovelauragrant]

Tbh it’s not a big thing in the uk, so I wouldn’t get a Nashville hot chicken sandwich here…. 2:40

[@eunhyuekpark6159]

Shout outs to John the cab driver for rolling with the boys and keeping it hilarious. Another great episode bruvs.

[@gustaferiksson1503]

I think John was in the cab driver try korean food episode

[@VictorrineAurum]

@@gustaferiksson1503 He was in the bubble tea episode.

[@bgtex3533]

We kicked yalls ass anyway. Good luck with the wokeness

[@peterdaly9859]

@@VictorrineAurum On the korean englishman channel they did lots of other videos with the taxi drivers

[@VictorrineAurum]

@@peterdaly9859 idk why you're pingin' me cause i know hence why i said john appeared on the cab drivers try bubble tea episode, are you daft

[@yanguskhan8513]

I love that they invited jon along for this video. He was in the cabbie series awhile back, and its nice that they included him in the video.

[@Diamond_Skies]

Yeah, in one of those videos I'm pretty sure he asked for a trip to Korea and I'm still waiting for that episode.

[@bihkonje]

Big respect to John for dealing with Ollie's jokes

[@JokeswithMitochondria]

haha love his humor

[@sterlingarcher8041]

@@JokeswithMitochondria hey man i got curious about ur username so decided to click on ur profile. Wasn't disappointed lmao

[@trumpputinkim]

@@sterlingarcher8041 oh damn lol u r right

[@cremeuxkraft9019]

John is blessed to bask in the glory of 1st wife's jokes.

[@victoriazwergmaus9813]

@moniquekonje133 so u are not a real fan of Jolly? If so u would know they know John already, as he is one of the taxidrivers how have been on there videos! 🤪

[@wlavine]

To clarify. Oprah is from Arkansas, dolly is from Tennessee but instead from rural Pigeon Forge and your girl Tay Tay is from Pennsylvania. And the trick is that they soak it in hot sauce before they dredge it and potentially spice it again and then fry. I absolutely adore you! And dream of a way to get an egg tart here in North Carolina.

[@scoxocs]

thank you! I'm like, I know Taylor is a Philadelphia fan because she grew up in the burbs.

[@uli11]

Not only do they soak the chicken in hot sauce, but you also take a couple spoonfuls of the hot fry oil, pour it over a pile of spices including a ton of cayenne, and then toss the fried chicken in the hot spice-oil mixture. Its why the nashville chicken is so deeply red.

[@anndeecosita3586]

Oprah is from Mississippi. Kosciusko to be precise. She moved to Nashville as a teenager to live with her father. Sometimes wherever people are when they graduate from high school, they will call their hometown even if they moved around some as a child. Elvis wasn’t born in Tennessee but they still claim him.

[@hannahp125]

Taylor went to Hendersonville High School in TN I think

[@kekort2]

Taylor Swift moved to Tennessee as a teenager.

[@ChocolateFishBrains]

I have a strong feeling that these spice levels are much lower than what you'd find in an American restaurant. From the way you guys described it our sandwiches would be starting at the mid level for the lowest spice.

[@nullakjg767]

They look like regular chicken sandwiches maybe with a bit of siracha on it.

[@jessicam.4777]

Correct-

[@obsoletetoad]

if the batter isn’t red then it clearly isn’t american spicy

[@ReidGameX]

I don’t want, I NEED an offshoot food series with Max and Ollie just taking the piss out of each other.

[@HanaKooky]

Ollie's humour honestly cracks me up every time.🤣

[@joeyb518]

..and his reaction to extremely hot food is PRICELESS!

[@melonmilkice2755]

Please let him try korean food next time

[@TheBiggz808]

Ollie is definitely one of kind 🤣🤣🤣

[@deepseermoo8439]

I love that they're all so fair that their cheeks let us know when they're burning

[@claytrainum969]

As a Nashville-based longtime Jolly watcher, y’all have to try it here.

[@-SarahElizabeth-]

Nashville native here. I’m not sure what they were eating, but it wasn’t Nashville hot chicken. Haha

[@solitarelee6200]

COSIGNED. Looked like a nice picnic sandwich but it sure wasn't nashville hot LOL

[@uli11]

​​@@-SarahElizabeth-I'm usually not a food purist, and hate when people look at like... chili with beans and say "that's not chili" or whatever. That being said- I am now realizing I may be a Nashville Hot Chicken purist. Like if it's not coated in that hot oil and spice mixture, it isnt nashville chicken...

[@jaclyno1206]

Yeah why is the chicken not red like at Prince's

[@brianmack8966]

Tay Tay is NOT from Nashville. She's from Wyomissing, PA. She only moved to Nashville in high sch5

[@michaeltucker7129]

It seems to be missing the spicy oil bath on those, which is very distinct for Nashville Hot Chicken. If you just dust it in cayenne it's just a spicy chicken sandwich.

[@bwebby9628]

Same thing i noticed. Absolutely no chili oil mopped on/tossed. It would be hilarious to see them try some legit Nashville fried chicken.

[@avalangrin4904]

Is this really authentic? Josh and Ollie need to go to Tennessee and get real Hot fried chicken. 🤯🤯🤯

[@-SarahElizabeth-]

Haha. It’s not even close.

[@solitarelee6200]

It's DEFINITELY not lol. Not even close.

[@faolnagael7591]

Nah, I've been to Prince's Hot Chicken in Nashville. It's amazing.

[@nitromoose]

Not even close, that chicken looked like it was just lightly dusted with spices. Proper Nashville hot chicken is dunked or basted with a oil that is full of spices so that it really permeates the breading.

[@nitromoose]

But they did the best they could with what they could find. It would be like me doing a video on fish n chips in Nashville, it might be close but it's not quite the same thing.

[@jaelguest348]

Hilarious video! As a Nashville native and longtime fan of Jolly, that was NOT the real spice levels of authentic Nashville hot chicken. I handle spice pretty well but I start sweating with “mild”

[@nullakjg767]

Those werent even nashville hots. A nashville hot is dipped.

[@jmason0622]

From what I can tell by watching, the Brits got shortchanged there. That is NOT the crazy spicy Nashville hot chicken I know. Like, the "top spiciest" sandwich they had only got the boys to have mild sniffles and grab ice cream. I'll bet the spicy chicken Josh and Ollie got in the Watcher collab was spicier.

[@LordLOC]

Yeah, but try to remember they are in London/UK. They have to adapt foods to the area, I don't think most British people are going to be enjoying top level nashville hot chicken let alone something dunked in incredibly spicy oil and think "that looks good to eat" lol That being said, most of those chicken items just looked like they were "dusted" with seasonings or spices. I didn't see any oils or anything. So, I guess that might be "decent" enough nashville hot chicken in London, but for us here in the US, yeah no.

[@redwolfexr]

Yeah, I actually have a Lucky's near me - and even the Medium is pretty spicy. (this is in Texas)

[@michellepusczak9257]

For real. Nashville hot chicken will mess you up ❤ so good

[@LordLOC]

@@michellepusczak9257 I had a Carolina reaper hot chicken when I was in LA one time about 12 years ago. And I'm a chili head. But this was so hot, it had to have chili extract in it or a combo of peppers because my god. If someone in the UK ate that, they'd probably melt into a puddle of tea, earl gray, hot. :D

[@Chg26321]

@@LordLOCwe eat the hottest curry’s here

[@jeff-hg8je]

West Reading, Pennsylvania, is Taylor Shift's hometown.She moved to Nashville. She moved to Nashville at age 14, having secured an artist development deal with RCA Records. She left RCA Records when she was 15--the label wanted her to record the work of other songwriters and wait until she was 18 to release an album, but she felt ready to launch her career with her own material.

[@sangfroidian5451]

Ollie's jokes are tougher to deal with than the spice level!!! 😂

[@ChronicallyofflineRavenclaw]

I live in TN and I can tell this isn’t Nashville hot because no one is crying in round one. With Nashville hot we get mild/medium and are sobbing. If you get hot your mouth gets numb. We don’t dare go past that in this household 😂 and I’m someone that can really handle spicy food and adore it. Edit: based on reactions- good luck is probably equivalent to American medium. But since they have British taste buds good luck is probably equivalent to our mild- which is the least spicy.😂

[@xandercage2107]

John the cabbie returns from the cabbie series on Korean Englishman! YES! MORE CABBIES PLEASE!

[@danhollifield]

I have friends who grow Ghost Peppers, Carolina Reapers, and whatnot. Literally, no one can make food hot enough for them. I'll just look at them and say "I prefer the milder stuff, thank you." One can easily make food to spicy for me to like. Yet, I get peppers from them and put them into a huge pickle jar of various varieties of peppers, a few small green tomato quarters, and let the whole mess pickle for years. When I make chili, I get a couple of spoonful's of the sliced peppers and put it in a large slow-cooker with the rest of the chili. It's wonderful, but on occasion, it can be too hot for me. But I eat every bite anyway, because it's wonderful, LOL! --Dan

[@faizani8058]

The taxi driver getting some was so unexpected 😂

[@jefferyscholl]

They had some cab drivers on the main channel trying stuff and they are some great episodes highly recommend if you have not seen them!

[@HiSpeedOxygen]

@@jefferyscholl the storylines intertwining of this and KEM channel are just top notch

[@faizani8058]

@@jefferyscholl i have seen them on korean englishman channel

[@faizani8058]

@@HiSpeedOxygen yes thats true

[@alb91878]

Yes, those are some of my favorite episodes!!!!!

[@chefapples97dorotzak55]

Every body is trying to replicate the Nashville hot chicken but unless you come to Tennessee you can’t even imagine how hot the Nashville hot chicken is. There not even as red as the chicken here in Tennessee

[@nullakjg767]

It doesnt really seem like they were trying to replicate it. Just to sell regular chicken sandwiches and use the name "nashvile hot" as marketing.

[@Onlythenarrowroad]

From a southerner, the only way to quench spicy food is with sweet iced tea.

[@illibrium4590]

Facts

[@thesimplesaguaro]

Truth

[@poinkek]

As a southerner you forget about root beer

[@DoobieFerguson]

There's plenty of ways. Sugar is one of them hence the sweet tea. Oils and base foods actually work best though.

[@Davidson-Tiki]

Milk

[@Charlene-br1ek]

😂😂😂 Ollie’s reaction to John saying he would probably 💩 through the eye of a needle was priceless!! He looked like he wanted tell John he has been there and he totally understood 😂

[@molliannstocks2217]

Remember the chicken feet in Korea episode with Fr Chris???🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@pacmon5285]

Ollie face first in the ice cream "I've never been less ashamed" had me dying.

[@NigelDMarvin]

We should invite the Jolly crew, Fr Chris, Max, and even John to Nashville and have them try both Princes Hot Chicken and Hattie B’s and see which one they prefer.

[@elisennesh7641]

Indeed, the real thing will probably make their British palettes drop dead.

[@Seeds123]

Love the light hearted feel of this episode ..the world needs the fun and we all totally need Ollie!!!

[@pjschmid2251]

Max’s face though, that poor boy was absolutely crimson.

[@scottallen6160]

Every person in this video, including the taxi driver should be regular guests. Absolutely hilarious (Jolly) good fun!

[@knuckleheadX98]

Originally, Nashville hot chicken was an open-face sandwich served on one slice of toast (not two) meant to absorb the dripping sauce.

[@whawkins128h]

Yes!!! That soaked white bread was amazing when you got done.

[@Music-City-Mania]

Y’all, I live in Nashville. If you want some REAL hot chicken, you gotta come get it here. Anywhere else is a blasphemous impostor.

[@curryascocarrasco4829]

Is there actual flavor? I've had Dave's hot chicken and I was unimpressed

[@Music-City-Mania]

@@curryascocarrasco4829 There is flavor but it will largely depend on where you go. Tourists normally flock (no pun intended) to Hattie B’s for hot chicken. Avoid that spot; the chicken there is overrated anyways. Your best bet for both heat and flavor would be Party Fowl. Party Fowl has a nice smoky flavor to it and their Poultrygeist level of heat has been known to bring grown men to tears. I’d recommend their Poultrygeist hot chicken Cuban sandwich with mac’n’cheese on the side. Ridiculously hot but incredibly delicious.

[@arborian2112]

"Poultrygeist" 😅😅😅

[@pillarofdawn]

@@curryascocarrasco4829 Daves is to Nashville hot chicken, what Chipotle is to burritos. It technically is what it says it is, but its not the real deal.

[@Music-City-Mania]

@@arborian2112 Hahahaha. Party Fowl does get creative with their product names. Here’s a list of the peppers that go into the mix: Carolina Reaper, Scorpion pepper, ghost pepper, pure habanero and cayenne. A grand total of around 2.2 million Scoville units.

[@121476]

The only authentic spice level is "Good Luck". Real Nashville hot chicken should have you sweating with the first bite

[@apatternedhorizon]

In America, a "chicken burger" would be ground chicken shaped into a patty (which Ive never really seen). It's a chicken sandwich, no matter what the bread is.

[@LindaC616]

Yes, we define Burger by ground meat. They define Burger by the bread that is used. For them, anything in a bun is a Burger.

[@molliannstocks2217]

@@LindaC616 Although every fish sandwich I've eaten was on a bun!

[@LindaC616]

@molliannstocks2217 but we also call those buns "hamburger rolls" (we just don't read the package, ) BTW, fish doesn't naturally come in square patties 😉

[@molliannstocks2217]

@@LindaC616 Interesting to know, but I'm not sure how that applies to your comment that for Americans "everything in a bun is a burger" and my reply gently refuting that claim

[@LindaC616]

@@molliannstocks2217 Looks like you need to read more carefully. everything that is ground meat for us is a burger. They define burger by the bread-- not us , not I.

[@Ca55per]

7:47 - "I'd do that again... I would do that again", "What, the hottest one?" I was waiting for Ollie to say "the ice cream!"

[@PokhrajRoy.]

So nice to see Max on the channel! 👏🏽

[@WhisperSunkissMiller]

Try Ricobenes in Chicago...Try their Breaded sandwich and garlic dipped sandwich. Also try a slice of pizza

[@taylormayers3688]

Lad’s take a trip to Louisiana and try some real cajun food, it’s gonna change your life. Much love from the boot!!🫶

[@solitarelee6200]

My GOD yes, I've enjoyed so many of their 'in America' videos exploring local cuisine, like the ones in Texas and parts of the South. Wish they'd come to my corner of Appalachia too, no one ever does Appalachian food!

[@FarrahNYC]

Yes I always wanted them to go to New Orleans to try some gumbo. And head to Charleston, SC for some low country seafood!!!

[@uli11]

Ive made 3 batches of homemade gumbo in the past month, because I miss Louisianna.

[@acuny]

REAL CAJUN gumbo can only be found in Acadiana... that New Orleans stuff, though tasty, is mostly CREOLE. They need to go to a boucherie (the event, not a butcher shop or restaurant), a proper crawfish (not crayfish) boil, or one of a gazillion festivals - always plenty of food to try! And, yes... there is no shortage of legit restaurants to choose from, but... they should still do it all in Acadiana!

[@toxxedgaming3885]

They need to collab with StaleKracker

[@DefensisIndus]

I feel like Max was slowly building a tolerance for liking spicy food throughout the video 😂

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

Max and Ollie is not surviving authentic Nashville hot chicken, even the real medium spice level. leave it to the brits to make everything bland again.

[@redeye1016]

Brits favourite cuisine is Indian, literally the most unbland food you can get, but sure, go off.

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

@@redeye1016 brits like tikka masala made in Glasgow. tikka masala is derived from Indian butter chicken but blander, but sure, go off. 😏

[@Jluyoungzone]

​@sneakpeep We eat a lot more than Tikka Masala lol. I feel like you researched that Tikka Masala is the national dish and just ran with it

[@-EchoesIntoEternity-]

@@Jluyoungzone point to where i researched it was the national dish? its fairly common knowledge even british "Indian" food is watered down bland compared to the original. thanks for confirming my point

[@Jluyoungzone]

@@-EchoesIntoEternity- You knew it was from Glasgow and that it was derived from Butter chicken so I assumed you did a bit of research. It seems I gave you too much credit, lol Not sure why you're so triggered by British food. You should at least try it before dissing it 😂

[@ShannansShenanigans]

Hilarious watching Brits eat hot food! Being half Native American and the other half Brit, Scot and Irish.... My Native aunt told me when I was younger that, "You're not Jemez (my tribe) if you don't eat hot chili." SO I made it my life mission to be able to eat hot food. It's doable, you just have to condition yourself and work your way up. Love you guys! Next time you come to America, I'll make you several AMAZING Native American dishes. 😊

[@padders1068]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for sharing and thanks to everyone involved. You need to get John on another episode when he's not driving, he's hilarious!

[@Daem00]

Wow this video really reminded me how fast time flies. Brings back memories of when Korean Englishman resumed after covid restrictions 2 years ago.🤣Same scenery, concept & entertainment 😊

[@isekye]

The whole time I laughed but the taxi driver was in the back of my mind like Ive seen him before! And its because I have! Its in their Taxi Driver series in KE! omg

[@adamhenderson6943]

As a Nashvillian, seeing those sandwiches hurts my heart.

[@faefae87]

thisssss

[@nullakjg767]

Im not from nashville and I can tell theyre just eating regular chicken sandwiches.

[@karenkatequilat9881]

Hahahahaha!! Ollie looks like he'd have a heart attack from that spicy chicken burger. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@beccabowers4997]

Ollie's facial expressions when he eats really spicy foods is funny af... hahaha 😂🤣😂🤣

[@TennSeven]

The dichotomy of British spice is strange. They're known for bland food and I dated a British girl who couldn't handle anything hotter than ketchup, but the hottest (and maybe best) curry I ever had in my life was in a British pub in Portsmouth that had nothing but Englanders in it. It seems there's a part of the population that isn't down with spiciness and another part that has completely jumped on the delicious spice train brought to the country by their immigrant population.

[@nullakjg767]

Curry isnt usually spicy.

[@SilvaDreams]

​@@nullakjg767British curry isn't. The original Indian ones mostly are.

[@nullakjg767]

@@SilvaDreams I guess it depends where. I know its spicy af in thailand, but in japan even the spicest they offered was very mild. British I bet is so mild that the food is the wrong color from lack of spices. (like these sorry chicken sandwiches)

[@SilvaDreams]

@@nullakjg767 Japan is fairly tame on spicy stuff since they don't really have any native peppers, not nearly as bad as the Brits though. Thailand on the other hand has tons and are a large part of the food.

[@jimbo6059]

How do you know. I am British and can handle spice. You are going on hearsay and a few incidences on yt showing soke people can't handle spice.

[@nancyaguirre2307]

John loved the Korean food in earlier episodes, feed him more. He deserves it after that ride!

[@CosmicGoku529]

We need another British taxi drivers video.

[@Diamond_Skies]

@@CosmicGoku529 Yeah, they were all hilarious!

[@Transautistic]

always so excited to see your videos tysm for keeping me jolly and sparking my passion for Korea :) much love from French Canada

[@yeta.]

Max's humour actually fits with Josh & Ollie's really well I gotta say

[@therealTimpala]

WITH THE KING OF SILLINESS HIMSELF. ALL HAIL TO THE GOOD LEADER MAX FOSH, KING OF SILLYISM

[@darrenwilson8042]

Oh my word - claiming Taylor as from Nashville when she was born in Pennsylvania............ Ollie needs to avoid all Swifties !!

[@a_flowerforyou]

Ollie: “I’ve never been less ashamed.” *laughs and accidentally spits ice cream Ollie: “Sorry guys, I- I am a bit ashamed….” 😂😂😂

[@gracieb.3054]

*Love* Ollie's humor. Is the same as mine. 🤪💜

[@NotSoFast71]

A "burger" is called that because it's made of ground beef (hamburger), not because it's on a bun. A chicken patty on what would otherwise be a hamburger bun is a chicken sandwich, not a chicken burger. A chicken burger is ground (minced) chicken on a bun.

[@marycasanova8905]

That is Brit level. Hot should make your nose run. Good luck should be on the same level as those hot chicken feet you got in Korea a few years back. It's the color of blood

[@redeye1016]

Brit level? Brits love spicy food what you on about 😂 why do you think they eat so much Indian food.

[@Link122]

@@redeye1016 I think it's safe to assume that Mary Casanova herself has an incredible tolerance for heat, and that we should all aspire to that incredibly high level. Obviously, duh. Typical brit level on the rest of us

[@theshrikeer]

​@@redeye1016they were complaining Popeyes was too spicy when it introduced into London lol

[@vin2164]

@@redeye1016 most of the indian food in the UK is made milder for the British palate

[@johnwright7823]

If it isn’t nuclear red and makes you wince looking at it, it ain’t Nashville hot chicken 😂

[@45auto]

In the US a burger is ground meat (no matter the choice of meat). What they had in this video are called sandwiches here.

[@MsOrganique]

Only in the US. The rest of us including South Africa refer to these as burgers 😂

[@starofdabloc]

@@MsOrganiquethat’s why they said in the U.S.

[@DoobieFerguson]

@@MsOrganique By definition, the rest of the world is wrong. I tend to agree with the rest of the world but if we're going by the actual definition of a burger, they're wrong all day.

[@redeye1016]

@@DoobieFergusonnot really. The sandwich was invented in England, and it was always something between sliced bread. Never a bun.

[@DoobieFerguson]

@@redeye1016 Yea I'm referring to chicken in between a bun. Obviously sliced bread is a sandwich.

[@1Kent]

It's all fun and games until the next day. Sphincter flamethrowers!

[@reillywilloughby]

Huzzah! I have been waiting for another Max Fosh/Jolly collab!

[@AsphaltMan11]

Although being a yank, I truly appreciate Britisness, watching Max's face slowly turning red, and Ollie, , had me dieing XD, great episode.

[@rmrjmr]

You have to come here to Nashville to try the real deal!!

[@lauraautry6992]

Max is hilarious and fits right in with Josh and Ollie…😂😂❤️

[@dxd232]

You guys always make my mornings better, thank you for that!

[@ceothawne]

These videos are 30% unhinged and 70% interesting food

[@justinsullivan5839]

I’d vibe so well with Ollie lmaoo the puns and jokes would be endless 🤣

[@cdpgeorge]

Never leave Luke out. Luke's take adds a lot even if it's only 30 seconds.

[@emilywynstra]

I loved this chauffeuring tasting style video! These three have great chemistry 🐣

[@snailslug3838]

Dolly Parton isn’t from Nashville either. She grew up in the mountains of East Tennessee in Sevier County. Dollywood is a theme park she owns in pigeon forge ( a city in sevier county), and you should visit! It’s a really neat place with fun rides. I went there just last week and tried to go on every ride, except the drop line ( I’m scared of heights). I go to the same Highschool that Dolly went to and she is honored here!

[@cliffelliott9331]

How did Britts go from controlling the global spice trade to 'oh I don't like spicy food'?

[@patrickhannon4217]

To Max's point I get why some people say "what's the point of spiciness, it just hurts" but there is a lot of flavour there once you get over the mountain of heat, but also, as hot head who loves spiciness on/in/with anything, it's a bit like alcohol, it can get addictive because of the adrenaline rush you get afterwards

[@SiyandaLotus]

The greatest mistake was having it with soda. Spicy + soda = BIG NO NO. Next time have milk and peanut butter nearby :)

[@katyas-mom]

Milk doesn't work, you need sugar or beer.

[@Mistype1080]

When they went to South Korea with the rappers and they were howling from how spicy the skewers were, the vendor gave them peanut m&ms. I’ve been wanting to test it out 🤔

[@SiyandaLotus]

@@Mistype1080 update when you do. To me the peanut butter helps more than the milk.

[@whatisbtc2676]

This is what I imagine (British) Nashville Chicken would look like. Completely different than real Nashville Hot Chicken.

[@meanyvizzini8347]

Looks like the spiciest was about on par with the regular in Nashville. I’d like to see them try it in Tennessee!

[@v_1756]

Waiting for the uno reverse on Ollie's joke

[@joemama2309]

Y’all HAVE to try it in Nashville!

[@CaptainJake615]

you are in London, EU having Nashville, TN hot chicken.. enough said

[@lerneanlion]

I will be honest. I like Ollie's face when he eat something very delicious or super spicy. It's looked hilarious.

[@DeeLite220]

His skin gets red I’ve noticed!

[@alien_from_andromeda]

he looks like wallace from wallace and gromit😭💀

[@Overanalyse_This]

KZbin is really changing lives! These guys are now celebs with millions of fans whereas 20 years ago they'd have bullied relentlessly.

[@karennoneyabeeswax7929]

I’m an American, watching and laughing hysterically

[@Kazutoification]

5:30 You can eat jellyfish. Jellyfish salad is delicious and it has an interesting texture!

[@sharebear421]

Yeah that’s no where near the real deal haha hope they go to the US again and try some legit

[@laviniasnow4494]

Watching Josh, Max and Ollie rocking back and forth in unison on the backseat of a taxi because of the spicy sandwich was an experience. 😂

[@BimRen246]

Everyone was just a mess in this episode and that made the viewing experience absolutely lovely ❤‍🔥

[@frenchfriar]

As a Nashvillian who got to eat the hot chicken from Prince's Hot Chicken Shack, long before "Nashville Hot Chicken" became known world-wide, I thank you so much for including the history with Mr Prince. I think you're the first folks to give that credit where credit is due, and I thank you for that. I love the fact that even though Prince's chicken is so very hot, it's also still really delicious, too. Just beware, boys, it's hotter on the way out than it was on the way in, believe it or not. So glad to see a video on Nashville Hot Chicken done right! Love you guys, Josh, Ollie, Max, and nods to your cameraman & driver, too!

[@Misti.T.215]

If you are "trying Nashville hot chicken" for the first time, you should probably do it in Nashville. 😊 - ESPECIALLY if you, as a Brit, are saying it's not hot. That means that it's definitely not actually Nashville hot chicken which is 🔥🔥🔥

[@heartwork8318]

That was hysterical! Thanks y’all!❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥✌🏻🫶🏻

[@fictionmyth]

The shot at around 6 minutes where Josh and Olly are losing their minds while Max sits between them disassociating and saying nothing made me belly laugh.

[@vae8652]

Yes another collab I never imagined! Though I suppose I should have 😂 Love y’all ❤

[@tomlay4884]

They've done a video before 😊

[@torque91]

I've lived 60 miles from Nashville all my life and I had never heard of Nashville hot chicken until a few years ago.

[@thadiggitty]

I moved to Nashville in 1979 and also never heard of it until the past couple of years. It was literally everywhere overnight (you can even get it at most convenience stores}.

[@MissFost]

Love your channel, always brings a smile to my face!

[@jpachu16]

Why did the taxi driver take the absolute biggest bite?!?! 😂😂😂😂

[@arabscamel1034]

I dont doubt that is a good sandwhich but just by looking at it, I can tell its definitely not Nashville chicken. You guys bamboozled Max, lol. You need to take him to get the real thing!

[@gracieb.3054]

I think he would die though!

[@BTBHead213]

This isn't usually what I've seen happen when you put cameras in a London taxi and drive around. This was very wholesome compared

[@Ojisan642]

Based on these reactions, I suspect that the “good luck” flavor is the correct level of spice for a Nashville Hot Chicken. It’s supposed to be hot!

[@alexreed8382]

THE TRIFECTA I LOVE YOU GUYS OMGGGGG

[@Yikes702]

I live for Ollie. He's the heartbeat of Jolly .

[@erinorawe7841]

Love when the music starts to come in and I know it's going to amp up and get hectic

[@carolpray9816]

I love Ollie. He is so damn funny.

[@noahajrfan7598]

I'm not a swiftie but I got offered when you said Tay swift was from Tennessee. She is from Pennsylvania

[@AlQuadrato2]

Love it. Will probably bring some similar content into our new videos. Eat in a taxi