Raised in Uzbekistan, but somehow has a British accent

[@almachizit3207]

"The average citizen makes $4000 a year and has never tasted chocolate" "Isn't your countries largest export coco beans?" "Exactly, export"

[@s0ulshot]

It's sad that those who get us our cocoa beans don't even know what it is used for.

[@microwave4928]

@@s0ulshot Bro what ? They’re poor, not stupid.

[@diemarxistischeliga7983]

@@microwave4928slavery in west Africa:

[@lasttarrasque6223]

✨Imperialism✨

[@garfleguy]

​@@microwave4928look it up hes not that far off

[@ryanfazal5551]

Insists he doesn’t speak the local language, then yells at their maid in that language because she didn’t fold his clothes properly

[@frankcastle1862]

Why the fuck is this so relatable

[@fins6191]

This is so weirdly specific and I feel like I know who you're talking about despite never experiencing it

[@dod6031]

Having spent a lot of time in Malawi, Zambia and Zimbabwe I have seen this all too much…

[@breeyakukowski8946]

​@ansel5848 because they're FROM that country...just so far removed from the average citizen due to wealth

[@nathanclements6635]

@ansel5848Okay but this video is about rich people born into wealth in 3rd world countries. Expats have nothing to with this discussion…

[@5eRne.]

Never touch gifts from Idi Amin

[@Jiglit_]

I’m going to anyways

[@rachymn7883]

It's funny how a man long dead still pops up 😮

[@doginatord-8005]

@@rachymn7883yo could you please explain

[@chistmasbrownie]

@@doginatord-8005he was an amazing president who was a human rights bastion! zero political repression, racism, and persecution. he was also super anti corrupt and was super against nepotism, corruption, and gross economic mismanagement. a legend!

[@fluffalumpalump]

​@@chistmasbrownieHe was the nicest dictator there ever was!

[@sardorsulaymonov6764]

Finally Uzbekistan is mentioned somewhere 😂🎉

[@Wither02]

That's what I was thinking!

[@otabekisaqov8688]

Hmmm 🤔

[@ninjastarsstarblazer1646]

Alestorm did so too

[@AN-jz3kf]

that's why i clicked lol

[@error5202]

I am very excite

[@technojunkie123]

As a Pakistani-American I’ve legit met people just like this from the motherland 🥴

[@EngineerFormidable]

That's the bonus of being from a really unsavory place like Pakistan 😂😂

[@Chungus581]

90% of the time their family is categorically corrupt to the core and made their money in “construction” (their father stole government funds for development and built a shanty town that collapses when it rains too much, has led to 50 deaths in 10 years)

[@RUSTTYHAM]

im also pakistani but live there and I can second this 😭😭

[@FirstnameLastname-my7bz]

they can't even saar?

[@azc261]

As a British Pakistani this is absolutely facts

[@christiantippetts7099]

The game cube team took 1st place that year, winning by default.

[@dylans.1741]

They played a damn good game of Rave Master. They dominated at Mario Kart: Double Dash too

[@caseyf14483]

They also took all major records for Super Smash Bros. Melee

[@robinsr4745]

​@@caseyf14483 You have to say it live a privelaged rich guy "The Super Smash Brothers MaLeAY"

[@MacquarieRidge]

_"My childhood was typical, summers in Rangoon, luge lessons. In the spring we'd make meat helmets. When I was insolent I was placed in a burlap bag and beaten with reeds, pretty standard really."_

[@quiggs8361]

Is…… that Dr. Evil?? No…. That doesn’t sound familiar…. I’m only guessing Dr. Evil ‘cuz of “When I was insolent” sounds like it rings a bell coming out of Dr. Evil’s mouth… So where is this quote from? Lol

[@MacquarieRidge]

@@quiggs8361 it is Dr evil lol. It just fits too well 😂

[@holographicpestosauce]

@@quiggs8361The Spy who shagged me? i think? if that’s the one with the freezing austin in time and fat bastard, it’s that one when Dr. Evil is with his son in counseling

[@benjamin-papa]

My father would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark

[@BostoTeapants616]

@@benjamin-papahe would often accuse chestnuts of being lazy.

[@connorwalters9223]

Buddy of mine went to school with a kid like this. The dude’s father was banned from entering the country because he was a Russian oligarch who had been sanctioned by the US after the annexation of Crimea.

[@Elxgatoxx]

Name ? so I can look up the lore

[@_surreal99]

How amusing!

[@conthehermit1]

@@Elxgatoxx you’re not gonna get it oligarchs like to stay under the radar now

[@chickenfoot2423]

I also went to school with a girl whose father was a russian oligarch who couldn't safely enter certain European countries due to some unsavoury deals and debts. It's absolutely insane how long she managed to keep that little tidbit from me, though I suppose it doesn't exactly endear you to people. He was never home and always 'on a business trip' in America lol.

[@s.i9050]

Ah, Deripaska, was it?

[@ItsMeBenson]

I genuinely went to school with a guy like this from Kazakstan - his dad was a massive journalist over there, friends with all the government cronies. He went to school in London, lived in a penthouse overlooking the River Thames. But most weekends he could be found drinking and getting high in a sh*ty park like the rest of us peasants 😅 he’s actually a legend, nothing but love for him. Haven’t seen him since college 6 years ago tho

[@A5PEN-W0LF]

*insert joke about Borat*

[@karthiktirumala1773]

@@A5PEN-W0LFnumber one exporter of potassium

[@whoami30204]

Kazakhstan isn't a poor country though

[@method1461]

@@whoami30204 Definitely not as poor as Uzbekistan but still not wealthy either

[@kv4648]

With all the political turmoil I wonder how it's going for him

[@nathanfay2649]

Summers in Pyongyang 😂

[@PurpleDUCKY24]

That threw me off so bad😂

[@BracaPhoto]

Xue hau piao piao !

[@Seth-xh8qs]

@@PurpleDUCKY24through? You mean threw. Gosh

[@stay_my]

@@BracaPhotoyou didnt even do the pinyin right 😭 and pyongyang is in korea

[@Kat31017]

A lot of the rich ppl in korea live in Pyongyang

[@jonaskatona7136]

They always have the British accent because they went to an international school growing up and/or they went to college in the UK 😂 probably grew up speaking English from birth as well for business or because they saw it as a symbol of privilege or whatever

[@sophfro]

Or they just straight up are Brits since they kinda colonized everywhere 😅

[@jonaskatona7136]

@@sophfro yes, this is also sometimes the case lol or their families are partially of British colonial background and partially from some local, royal background (i.e., those who colluded with British colonizers)

[@stalfithrildi5366]

​@@jonaskatona7136honourable mentions to those born to ex-Paras mercenary soldiers, but they don't get any inheritance at all cos the parents drank it all.

[@morbidsearch]

It's so funny how Brits and Americans whine about immigrants not assimilating, but when they go abroad they're "expats" who live in separate communities

[@slvaltva1392]

I mean in my country english is mandatory to learn as a second language and everyone are taught the british pronunciation, because yk it would be stupid if there was no standart and every teacher tauught some different version. So the ministry of education decided to just stick with british english as it is originally from there.

[@jwkprod9540]

There are a handful of West Africans that fit this description lmaoooo

[@hecticmojo4532]

“Summers is Pyongyang” is crazy underrated

[@mr.platypusgaming]

Met those people through my cousin, who went to an elite university in England, and I told one straight to their face how unpleasant the conversation with them is. Needless to say, I was never invited again.

[@NukaColaKris]

Oof 😂

[@OG-uq9yb]

That shit went right over their heads

[@alessandrasmith339]

You’re my hero

[@teo2157]

You were most likely the asshole in that situation.

[@Britt-r3r]

Honey the connections and money you could have made

[@lurientheenjoyer6711]

Being from a Third World country myself, I can say that the British accent thing might sound strange to native English speakers, but it's quite common down here if I say so myself. This is because most third world countries don't have English as their main language, so people have to learn it from teachers or tutors, which mostly teach British English, as it's seen as less distorted and "purer" than other versions, like American on Australian. Most people tho don't retain the accent, cause it's something quite difficult to imitate for us. However, rich people get way more intense tutoring, with personal teachers that make them speak English continuously for hours on end (or at least that's what I've gathered from my wealthier friends' accounts) and this may lead to them ending up emulating the accent almost perfectly. Nevertheless, it's not just the rich who speak like snobby englishmen. Lots of normal people who learnt how to speak English at school like me also end up like that. But honestly the most common result is coming out with a mishmash between British spelling and vocabulary, with a bunch of American expression and idioms gathered from Videogames and such sprinkled in, all tied together with an accent that could rival Frankenstein's monster in stiched-togetherness if you get what I mean. I remember my English teacher calling that "Mid-Atlantic English". I hope this TED talk of a comment may have cleansed some of your curiosity regarding the subject of this silly skit

[@rg1124nov]

That’s genuinely really interesting. It’s fun to get a little bit of insight about another part of the world

[@Reicha]

Tends to be the same with teaching British English in industrialised non-english-speaking countries, as well. My mother has a very posh British accent. Especially if movies and such are dubbed in a country, it's the only accent you practice and hear. Nowadays with youtube it probably going to become less common everywhere, since you'll hear all sorts of accents.

[@lurientheenjoyer6711]

@@Reicha Yeah, now that I think about it the whole accent thing might not be tied to the economic situation of the country at all, it might just be related to not being native English Speakers.

[@notebeans3134]

I'm actually from the midatlantic region of the US and my accent is a mild southern accent, standard american, and new yorker all cobbled together so it's not even inaccurate lol

[@ironidol]

What a great Ted Talk Comment. In many European schools they also teach British English at school, some students who're good at imitation and absorbing accents definitely take that British accent with them. With me however it's the same as you. I always found British too clean and spoke American English, especially when I started learning English through music and KZbin, video games, etc

[@Error-5478]

British accent actually isn't as far fetched as you think. Oligarchs would send their rich preppy kids to schools in England.

[@Banished-rx4ol]

And make them speak more english so much so that they have a hard time learning the local language as a sort of status symbol. Which is funny because it used to be french was the language of the royals and not english. The funny part is that I’m speaking from personal experience since I come from an incredibly wealthy family from a 3rd world country with strong(and corrupt) political ties. Also, I’m the first born son who can speak english fluently but struggle to speak my native language though I do understand perfectly for some reason? It auto translates to english in my head but I have to think about what i’m about to say when I speak it like planning my sentences out before hand

[@kv4648]

Same, speaking with people in that language as friends definitely helps. It seemed to have originated from my mum always speaking in my native language at home

[@robotnitchka]

​@@Banished-rx4ol Glad to see that I'm not the only one with this problem

[@tylerbleau9861]

Mfs who move to Dubai

[@GreenLeafUponTheSky]

Bunch of nasty elitist snobs, especially the younger ones

[@Juststudiothings]

But why is this so accurate? I died at “baba let me play with the village boys”. Absolutely on point.

[@hellsfire9892]

Have a friend from Uzbekistan with rich parents lol. They go to school in the capital and its a school with all British teachers so they have a slight accent and know English better than Russian and know no Uzbek lol

[@peaceprinceshaxi5978]

As an Uzbek living in Uzbekistan still, it’s a regular thing here to know less uzbek the more your parents make x) rich kids barely speak Russian coherently, just, random noises and meme spouting

[@hellsfire9892]

@peaceprinceshaxi5978 why do there seem to be so many rich families in Uzbekistan

[@thunderinvader9031]

Because of corruption, you know whose families are rich

[@peaceprinceshaxi5978]

@@hellsfire9892 locals are self conscious of their material wealth so it’s easy to bribe people, and make people pay way more than what they should

[@azizbekdavlatogli3371]

@@peaceprinceshaxi5978 it is not regular thing, it is very rare and only in Tashkent. Maybe not even 0.1%

[@JLoon824]

I don't think most people will grasp how accurate this is.

[@Matt_Barnes]

The Credenza from Idi Amin fucking killed me dude 😂

[@ojosmacabros]

Basically every international student in a Canadian university

[@benjaminbittle8192]

Most Chinese International students don't have a super posh accent, speak passable English (depends person to person)

[@brianriff8550]

"I taught them to play Game-Cube" made me LOSE IT dude holy cow

[@lils6407]

I scrolled so far just for this comment. Thank you 😂

[@tobiasglendenning7966]

My sister managed to make it into a really good university in London, got a great education but also rubbed elbows with a lot of people like this. One person was the child of a Russian oligarch who was seemingly normal except, they had a massive painting of Putin next to their dining table and would [and have their guests] toast him at every meal. They stopped advertising they did this since the war. The daughter ended up cutting ties with her family.

[@GreenLeafUponTheSky]

Lmao some weirdos

[@Matt_Fields_29]

They had to toast to the painting of Putin? Holy crap, conservatives in America don't even make you do that for their Trump portraits.

[@kirschmichel147]

That's what "elite" schools and unis are for. Bringing together the actually talented with the already rich and powerful. The education is good and all, but maybe not that much more elite than anywhere else. What might be the most benifical for your later life is getting to know powerful people.

[@identity__thief]

@@Matt_Fields_29 but schools do pressure you into pledging allegiance to the flag, which is worryingly close

[@Matt_Fields_29]

@@identity__thief You have a constitutional right to not participate in the pledge of allegiance. It's already been to the Supreme Court in like the 1950s. The pledge of allegiance isn't even an official government thing, it was made up by some businessman to sell flags to schools. Although yes teachers do kinda go about it like you gotta.

[@ADRI_a_REAL1]

his British accent is better than mine... im british 💀

[@YoutubeChannel-pd2xf]

clearly not enough

[@ADRI_a_REAL1]

?@@KZbinChannel-pd2xf

[@zzanatos2001]

Pip pip, cheerio and all that rot. What what?

[@JumpmanOz]

He sounds like he’s introducing a BBC documentary

[@cuteJ2003]

❤

[@checkm8s272]

Elon musk lore

[@hellogoodbye4399]

South Africa is not a 3rd world

[@autozone5695]

@@hellogoodbye4399 South Africa is indeed a 3rd world country. And when Elon musk was born there a whole war going on. SA became a shit whole after the Border War, just like Zimbabwe after the Bush War.

[@emmanuelleb.9813]

@@autozone5695found the apartheid lover 😂🫵

[@vietimports]

@@hellogoodbye4399 the term is developing nation

[@danielordman8682]

​@emmanuelleb.9813 it's not wrong it was a bad.co7ntry before and became worse after it was a war zone

[@MrMuel1205]

This makes me nostalgic for those beautiful, long Pyongyang summer days. Oh, the childhood memories!

[@Randomvideos3200]

"Summers in Pyongyang" caught me the hell off guard. Brilliant

[@jordygaming5191]

Guy decided to dress like Jeremy Clarkson

[@moonbiscuits]

Lmao

[@stalfithrildi5366]

Clarkson is also from an economically devastated region but was privately educated in the Home Counties. He is one of these.

[@McAizen_McSosuke]

@@stalfithrildi5366could you educate me I didn’t know

[@Algebruh2407]

@@stalfithrildi5366 Not really. His parents weren't rich when they sent him to the private school. The only reason that they could afford to pay the school fees was because Michael Bond liked his parents enough to give them licensing to sell their Paddington bear toys, which let the store Hamleys picking up the toys for retail.

[@Algebruh2407]

@@McAizen_McSosukeBasically, his parents lived in Doncaster (A pretty poor area of England) and sent him to a private school without a lot of money in hopes that sending him to private school can give him a better chance at getting a well paying job. But they started making Paddington bear toys before getting the licensing to sell them, and when they started selling them at a store called Hamleys, they used that money to pay the school fees.

[@abf7172]

Why is this so accurate of SOOOO many Nigerians at university in the UK ,mostly going to uk private schools but living in London.Spot on

[@CryptToneMusic]

The way he says Game Cube sounds sounds so cold and malicious 😂

[@DilnozaAbduraimova-s7i]

I'm from Uzbekistan:) glad somebody knows we exist:D btw the video was super funny

[@pedromanrique372]

How's the mine holding up?

[@DilnozaAbduraimova-s7i]

@@pedromanrique372 I honestly don't how to respond to that

[@pedromanrique372]

sure buddy@@DilnozaAbduraimova-s7i

[@burn_out]

@@pedromanrique372 his lawyer advised him not to answer that question

[@timmysleftnutsack5075]

How does it feel that your countries only cities of culture are Persian cities?

[@johnnymarshall5828]

You're destined for great things this is brilliant comedy. A rare commodity these days.

[@morbidsearch]

Agreed. We need to go back in time to when people wanted to ban Monty Python movies for blasphemy.

[@johnnymarshall5828]

@@morbidsearch I think we have reached that stage. All art now is put through a process of being scrutinised for anything which doesnt follow a narrow set of rules which are put in place by people who have no sense of humour.

[@aimeucuzinho]

Summers in Pyongyang 😭😭😭

[@scush]

omg that posh accent is so accurate that it physically hurts to hear

[@brandongovreau9218]

I think you're describing Elon musk

[@SkullpunkArt]

No no, he owned an Emerald mine. Completely different!

[@thebenevolentsun6575]

Elons family wasnt that rich and powerful. Definitely not rich enough to have government posts.

[@IsHeReal3]

@@thebenevolentsun6575still rich than a mf too, and don’t forget to ask how his family gained the mine too 🤔

[@thebenevolentsun6575]

@@IsHeReal3 ok

[@mainhalo117]

@@SkullpunkArt his dad was bankrupt for nearly 25 years straight and Elon never got an inheritance or large financial benefit from his family. Elon musk is 100% self made.

[@FreeFallingAir]

Ah yes, the summers in Pyongyang, how I miss them

[@thetrashman3129]

I went to school with a guy like this, his dad was a government minister back home in PNG and used to run a copper mine

[@levy9595]

So kind of you to take time away from your mistress to educate us on your background and your nation!

[@nickl8131]

I lost it when he shouted "Don't touch the credenza!" 😂

[@Hydro_9293]

Summers in Pyongyang is crazy

[@Thefess]

Summers in Pyongyang sound like fun.

[@lifeisactuallyveryboring.7771]

That's North Korea

[@Spaibo]

​@@lifeisactuallyveryboring.7771 Exactly, that's why it's fun.

[@ChatGPT_ChatbotTest]

DPRK summers ☀️

[@WTFBOOMDOOM]

People who simply wanted to go skiing in Pyeongchang, South Korea 😢

[@macrolokhust]

Not Idi Amin 😭

[@SpitfireMLG]

Probably belonged to an Indian he expelled from his country 😭

[@wapnicawapnica9745]

as a former student of post-soviet republic private school I would say that it’s soo on point

[@danielb6766]

The worst thing about your sketches is that they end 😅 I could watch it all day 👌🏼👌🏼

[@heavyc4778]

And summers in pyongyang is wild

[@stephenreynolds6239]

100% correct observation

[@M-Myrtle-R]

Jeez he pumping these videos left and right

[@MyersMonroe]

Lolol god on point again. Tungsten mine 😂👏

[@keycrafter7471]

Looks at emerald mines

[@jirojhasuo2ndgrandcompany745]

I know right? It will revolutionize the future! Google "emerald mine futurism" for more info

[@richardadjeikyeremateng608]

4,000 dollars? Clearly never been to a third world country 💀

[@hucool323]

The average citizen. Someone is pulling that number way up

[@skx444]

Depends what you count as third world lol that could be low or high

[@apocsquid]

a lot of third world makes more than that but it depends on how you define them

[@gageshaw2113]

If you knew about rich people you’d know that third world is too poor for them lol

[@richardadjeikyeremateng608]

@@gageshaw2113 Fair point.

[@nahpetsyo1756]

this guy’s humor is smart asf i love it

[@Shuang_Shuang]

Pretty cool to have a present from the king of Scotland

[@topitsound7689]

“I taught them to play g a m e c u b e.”

[@BKNYKuwabara]

Idi Amin lmfao

[@clokie6671]

What's even funnier for the first line is that a good portion of the countries these people live in make a lot less than 4000 a year

[@BigBlackGlock]

I never got a job from a poor person, then again I never had a job to begin with, Papa made sure of that

[@dusk9683]

literally elon musk 💀

[@screamingseal4805]

South Africa was still a first world nation when they left

[@fastestfail2645]

Somewhat but Not really . He also openly talks about how horrible is father was.

[@princegobi5992]

@@screamingseal4805no it wasn’t wtf are you talking about

[@improbablytheguy]

@@princegobi5992 either way, Elon wasnt doing too bad, he was rich as a kid and people pretend he wasnt

[@Charlottes_WorldWideWeb]

​@@screamingseal4805we were drowing in apartheid. Not first world

[@burstcat6172]

Grew up in South Georgia my friend who also grew up her In the south has a welsh accent

[@ameliawilliams4632]

Georgia the country or Georgia the state?

[@burstcat6172]

State

[@pacmiller7564]

Sounds like Elon musk

[@DaDaDo661]

Not really. He's didn't inherit a fortune

[@ezrazentor7725]

​@@DaDaDo661he did tho

[@MotherCelevrus]

@@DaDaDo661he factually, provably, undeniably did

[@chuni5942]

​@DaDaDo661 bros entire business strategy is investing in smarter people with his parents emerald money. Elon didn't do jack shit BESIDES inherit money.

[@pacmiller7564]

@@DaDaDo661 ?? Undeniably and unquestionably did

[@h.r.hufnstuf4171]

papa sent me to all these western schools but wants to annihilate the west

[@kyridd]

I’ll always miss and think of you Yuri, your life and energy lit up the room. Long live Uzbekistan 🇺🇿

[@IncorrigibleEskimoPi]

Him saying "chawkluht" kills me every time 😭😭🤣🤣

[@GreenLeafUponTheSky]

Schaukluauet

[@dakotafrazier2985]

"Summers in pyongyang" ah hell nah somebody arrest this man 😂

[@JoeVirella]

I did not expect GAMEcube 😆

[@TheRealBatCave]

Me neither

[@IcyMizore]

Life in costa rica be like 😭

[@swurvling]

Bro u're just next level funny 😂

[@thepepper191]

This is frighteningly accurate

[@fredred8298]

"Don't touch the credenza!". 😂

[@mirandag.3277]

elon musk? is that you?

[@thebenevolentsun6575]

I don't think Elon Musk summers in Pyongyang or knows IDI Amin

[@lifeisactuallyveryboring.7771]

​@@thebenevolentsun6575No but he is an ASS

[@emilia732]

South Africa aint a third world country wut

[@neverstopschweiking]

Contrary to popular belief, he didn't come from a rich family. Middle-class, but not rich.

[@MarkelMathurin]

​​@@neverstopschweikinghis family literally owned an emerald mine. If that's "middle class" then do you need to own a island to be rich?

[@happniin5287]

Bro channeled his inner Stewie Griffin on that last accent

[@6-4crusader55]

Elon musk if he had a British accent

[@epoch2981]

Woah I wish I could get a tungsten mine… I only have an aluminum mine…

[@GreenLeafUponTheSky]

I only have minecraft

[@leovalenzuela8368]

You need to step up your nepo game.

[@kichithewolfie6929]

The "I taught them to play GameCube." Threw me so off guard XD

[@aziemay]

LOLLL PLEASE STOP i can’t breathe 😂

[@Carl29330]

Long live Uzbekistan! 🇺🇿

[@robbyklucik9147]

Well done

[@prosaic.7944]

You look at someone like this and know that his family plays a huge part in his nations troubles.

[@LinkTheFusky]

I visited a private acting school for a day and met someone like this, he was a nice guy he was just method acting an asshole... great actor 😂

[@frankm.2850]

I mean, the fact that his parents were sending him away to another country in elementary school says a LOT, and not about him. Rich people are seriously messed up. And because this apparently has to be pointed out: yes, I know it’s a comedy sketch, and it’s a good one. That doesn’t change the fact that there are people out there who are actually like this.

[@starking2162]

Plot twist, he was telling his wife to not touch the cadenzas

[@ItsAaronInDaHouse]

3rd wife

[@danielbazzy]

The delivery on “Tungsten mine” is hilarious

[@Arri7979]

I'm originally from Miami, but currently living in Uzbekistan, so I'm just appreciating it being the premise of a video 🥲 And most people here have definitely tried chocolate 😂

[@elisabethsco]

What would a person from developed country do in a third world one, unless you are a spy or some type of gov worker

[@ZOMBIEo07]

​@@elisabethscoUzbekistan is NOT a third world country

[@elisabethsco]

@@ZOMBIEo07 it is duh

[@ZOMBIEo07]

@@elisabethsco People dont starve there, it has a stable economy and no conflicts or high crime rates. How is it a third world country? Typical american...

[@elisabethsco]

@@ZOMBIEo07 im from Uzbekistan, so relax...Btw salaries there hardly go up to 1500$ unless you are a relative of some corrupted civil servant

[@XxcelestialgirlxX]

Gotta be honest, this is the last place I expected to see anything talking about Uzbekistan lmao

[@VirgilSonofSparda]

Bro secondary in London did this man no favours

[@humanharddrive1]

need more of this guy

[@bernardblack6116]

This is one of my favorites.

[@Intellistan]

The inflection on "sport" was top notch

[@FirstnameLastname-my7bz]

Baba is grandma in Russian.... Now I looked it up. Baba is father.... In Turkish. In Uzbek father is ota, similar to otac in Croatian-Serbian or otec (отец) in Russian. Nice research here Kyle. Inb4 the joke is he is hanging out with Turkish friends

[@JohnTaylor-o3z]

It's Baba in a bunch of languages

[@mexa_t6534]

The Slim family be like

[@XenoTechnian]

Oh i actually know why þey would have a british accent! Rich people in 3rd world countries frequently send þeir kids to western schools, and þe UK is a oarticularly popular choice, so when þey learn english þey learn to speak it wiþ a british accent. Edit: aaaand you mentioned þat in þe skit and now i look silly 🙃

[@redjoker365]

Thorn ain't coming back bro

[@XenoTechnian]

@@redjoker365 i never claimed it was

[@audiaudi873]

It's because in the most of the world (at least in ex-Soviet countries, like Uzbekistan, Russia etc.) kids are tought English by outdated standards so they talk with British accents and use outdated vocabulary 😂

[@keithlarsen7557]

þanks for being based.

[@thenablade858]

@@audiaudi873Nah most who speak English don’t have British accents at all. Being sent to boarding school (or Oxford/Cambridge) in the UK is ridiculously common for rich foreigners. Kim Jong Un was actually educated in Switzerland tho.

[@gawd4582]

I just watched a short about one of the Uzbekistan female athlete a hurdler, being a real rock star w/ her tats, winning medals.....🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@alexojeda7566]

Bro 😂 is Mr worldwide

[@jesusramones1]

Literally Elon Musk

[@Luna-we4yc]

this feels like a scooby doo character, i love it

[@saldanagaona]

So accurate especially when you get into a Masters level program at certain universities and the age and demographics keep getting younger and favor international students because the amount they’ll pay for an American university.

[@Name-vu1kn]

This is essentially Elon in 45 seconds.

[@grahamlarsen2082]

And he can’t wait to design the fugliest truck known to mankind

[@juuuu0]

El*n M*sk

[@Charlottes_WorldWideWeb]

YES!:

[@cake_9510]

Remember kids: Elon walked around with jewels and Daddy owned a successful emerald mine in South Africa, where a brutal system favoured him.

[@robinsr4745]

​@@cake_9510 Yes... Im glad im at least doing alright here in South Africa

[@amanbirbthe4th967]

​@@cake_9510 Elon be like: my dad never owned an emerald mine lol Literally his own dad himself: i very much did

[@jwasserman762]

$4000? That's middle income. Middle income countries have chocolate. -guy in a middle income country where a chocolate magnate was elected president