Australian Slang You Should Know

[@houndlifevlogs1055]

It's funny watching this from Australia :P

[@cattv7477]

Hound Life Vlogs an Aussie vlogger! Subbed ❤😊

[@brandonandrews1412]

Hound Life Vlogs Yeah he's accent sounded pretty bogan haha 😂

[@rodgerza2]

Hound Life Vlogs I'm watching it from Mexico

[@lombocombo9093]

Hound Life Vlogs yep same Victoria

[@ianthealien2380]

Agreed, except he can refine his Australian accent though

[@hamish2]

Tomato sauce not ketchup if your trying to be an Aussie!!

[@traceyspohn33]

Hamish Lithgow glad someone else was thinking it!

[@TFAMighty]

Hamish Lithgow yess

[@WovenSpade]

apparently tomato sauce is actually different and healthier then ketchup

[@Abbyravenclaw92]

We dont speak English but here tomato sauce and ketchup are totally different 🤔

[@Axizi]

Abir tamim ikr where do you live like what country I live in Saudi arabia

[@Shade878]

I'm Australian, paddle pop is a brand, it's not slang and I've never heard anyone say cakeage before in my life.

[@dudersaurus]

LJ this aussie hasnt heard of cakeage either

[@AwesomeEth9]

LJ Nah it's slang cause the brand is so common that people just call ice cream on a stick a paddle pop.

[@Yousufa69]

THANK YOU!!

[@abigaildavis6548]

LJ cakeage is like bottleage. Like having to pay to byo... bottleage is more commonly known because... well as an Australian you should know why 😂

[@Yousufa69]

Who? where? those people need some help.

[@lachlandirube5486]

I'm Australian and when they said cakeage I was expecting it to come up saying: when a girl puts on to much makeup

[@aidenpeers4716]

Potatoe Man same here

[@leoproductions7184]

Potatoe Man oath

[@axelyabemacphail6467]

Same. That would be way more appropriate. I didn't know half the stuff in this quiz. Why is every "Australian" thing so weird

[@darksaber2917]

Potatoe Man too*

[@hannahunhinged]

cakeup

[@cassidyrenee6915]

DEAD HORSE IS NOT KETCHUP ITS TOMATO SAUCE

[@shantalmichiel2051]

YES

[@banjostyles1974]

cassidy renee mustn’t be a thing in Queensland

[@jhoeshua]

Banjo Styles or WA

[@Ry-vh3js]

Banjo Styles Or nsw

[@larsen5461]

Joshua Gray yeah I've never herd of it and I'm from wa

[@bii-boh-bi4691]

Im from australia and I only like knew 3 of these and i only call something a paddlepop when its from the paddlepop brand.

[@sierrakeily2372]

Niva Limbu yeah

[@jesssan7]

Niva Limbu maaate

[@tiger_burning]

Icy pole on the other hand... is also a brand but I reckon if I would call all the other brands icy poles too. Is that just me?

[@mannyrobertson5747]

MissyPaiPai no, me too

[@ArmyOf2Films]

3 right? You're a joke mate

[@laurenhills4660]

I'm Aussie! Any other Aussies out there? 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@thecupidstunt]

Dinosaur Dude im not but i love sydney

[@storm13emily]

Dinosaur Dude Yes

[@SpazzingChicken]

Dinosaur Dude right here

[@isabel3453]

Dinosaur Dude I'm here!

[@DatProGuy2K]

Dinosaur Dude yeah mate

[@MischabellaAdamyan]

Every time an American attempts an Australian accent, they always end up sounding Kiwi.

[@MischabellaAdamyan]

Gracie Owens Kiwi is another word for a New Zealander. They pronounce things differently to us. It's only a very slight difference in the pronunciation of certain vowels but it's enough for us to correctly distinguish between an Australian and a New Zealander.

[@taitwhale4923]

Gracie Owens a kiwi is the best nationality ever

[@coolemoji4420]

+Mischabella Frederick yeah a kiwi to an ozi is what a canadian is to an american (specifically a yank)

[@Fr0stitut3]

Mischabella Frederick IKR

[@lilliebellleee2880]

Mischabella Frederick ikr

[@AdamLaduzko]

And we don’t use paddle pop for everything, only paddle pops

[@eemery3990]

watching this as an australian is so weird i forget that these things aren't universal

[@jadehobson9604]

eemery right???

[@tft-if7]

fkn tru "bogan" aaaaa how do they not know????????

[@talia9219]

eemery I know it's just weird watching this but I like when people make or mention Australia in their videos if just gives our country more fame

[@brookehansen6181]

Where is my Aussie squad who were cringing the whole time also a paddle pop is just one of our frozen treat brands we have like 50 more paddle pops aren't the only one.

[@BartenderDownUnder]

Yea here and same with 7 other people who like your comment Plus i counted 4 mistakes in this video

[@sarahristic9025]

Also cringing at 'the woop woop'

[@haleyflanno1019]

It's_ Kelly year I just call it ice cream or ice block

[@SuperChrissie23]

It's_ Kelly I cringed every time he said paddle pop. Lol us Aussies don't say it like that

[@vane909090]

I highly recommend the usage of commas, friend.

[@ashe9294]

Haha, love this. I am a proud Australian, but we don't take a trip TO THE woop woop. We take a trip OUT woop woop. The other way sounds soo weird guys.

[@BartenderDownUnder]

YES that is true ive counted at least 4 mistake in this video and that was one of them! I know to anyone who not auzzie it dosnt make sense but trust me To us it does

[@sunnyb7816]

Laila Ashe I appreciate you saying this so much!!

[@holliemmerson9778]

Laila Ashe yep haha I cringed so bad when they said that

[@TheUnholyProblem]

Laila Ashe i say "we take a trip out to the boonies" but i guess its different for everyone

[@alleycat9884]

I think Woop-woop is out the backa' Bumfuck somewhere. Near Wheelabarraback, just up the road from Kickaginalong.

[@reddrift3022]

also, what the hell is cakeage, no Australian uses that...

[@jennaberry6950]

Red Drift Gaming I live in WA and I've heard it but its not that common

[@S1aust]

Red Drift Gaming happens at weddings a lot.

[@xx_purgatorium_xx6027]

Or Dead Horse.

[@jillbettiol3666]

Born and raised and I’ve ever heard of it

[@KendaWest]

Red Drift I’ve been to restaurants in Brisbane that charge cakeage

[@NewPhilosopher]

Yay! They are doing Australian slang. Any other Aussies here?

[@cturtles2934]

Philosopher Im not but i love the accent haha

[@MultiChickenfood]

Philosopher Aussie Aussie Aussie

[@laurenhills4660]

Philosopher me!

[@EDEN-zw7bv]

YEAAAAHHHHH BOIIIIIII

[@campbell3]

Philosopher here

[@JimmyBagz]

So glad Link apologised for Rhett's horrible accent

[@temilygrace7390]

Same...

[@melissaGheee]

I wasn't that bad..

[@lana4560]

Jimmy Bagz lol. He sounds more British than Australian.

[@melissaGheee]

NO WAY. nah man that sounds more out back to me.

[@temilygrace7390]

It was pretty bad tbh

[@kylie3312]

As an Australian I find it really interesting to see how other countries view us as a people and a nation. A lot of these phrases aren't nearly as popular in modern day Australia as the rest of the world seems to believe with most having faded out before crocodile Dundee hit cinemas across the world. However 'cakeage' is a relatively new term used in restaurants to describe the fee of cutting a wedding or birthday cake and providing plates and cutlery with which to eat it.

[@talia9219]

kylie mac I know right I just find it interesting what people think about our country and culture

[@theevilmeister]

THETS NOT UH KNEYEFE

[@threefourtwoone4087]

kylie mac like the whole throw a shrimp on the barby. ... wtf is a shrimp it's prawn and why bbq it?

[@alittlebigthing7231]

kylie mac i know countless people who say all that on a daily basis.

[@Ben-gl1cx]

Rhett sounds more Australian when he doesn't use the accent

[@esterlau464]

Ben Barber true

[@darknightumbreon8960]

Truer words have never been spoken/typed

[@dianneroberts1295]

Exactly

[@aribritton4389]

I feel like if Rhett heard and actual Australian accent he would cry

[@infinityscarefuldriver7377]

Ari, what is an Aussie accent really? Every state has a different accent!

[@CJJerkins]

Yep. There's also city/suburban & regional accents as well.

[@alweston5055]

Ari Britton ikr

[@mishumydog]

Ari Britton yah

[@nate6907]

Ari Britton i feel like you would cry if you attended an english class.

[@madgeroonii]

every American always says "Ossie" and it hurts me inside. Ozzie, man, ozzie

[@Ill-balck-ur-ops]

Maja its actually aussie

[@madgeroonii]

Jakob Wells not if you're a true aussie

[@ShannonJame]

ikr it was pissing me off the whole time hahah

[@jonathanclancy5984]

Aussie*

[@jollabang9564]

No one says Ossie.... No one says it...

[@jacobottesen1949]

Me: *sees the title* *immediately checks the comments for Australians to see if these are real*

[@91765243wise]

most of them aren't too far off though

[@scharnhorst_42]

literally me

[@infinityscarefuldriver7377]

Up the duff... we use it as a saying but I'm pretty sure it's English in origin, not Australian

[@91765243wise]

Natalie Greaves lol that's very adelaide though that everyone in elizabeth is bogan, seen way more bogan people out here in the Far North

[@bunnygirl5285]

Jacob Ottesen I hardly know any of these and I'm Aussie lol

[@tamaram1631]

born and raised in aus and i have never heard of cakeage? we bring coles chocolate mud cakes to every occasion

[@Mav_F]

Some restaurants charge Corkage when you bring your own wine etc and it can be expensive. Mainly BYOs ones. I guess some charge for bring your own cake. Its got to do with supplying you with plates, spoons etc that they have to clean after you leave, so there is a charge.

[@zoestuckings7166]

Cakeage is definitely a thing just when you take a cake to a nice restaurant!

[@Oissir]

5th generation Aussie born, Yeah I've never heard of it either, I reckon it's a pommy line.

[@Jimbolbian]

@@Mav_F isn't bringing a wine bottle called corkage fee? Then cakeage is just a play on that word

[@Mav_F]

@@Jimbolbian yes I think that is what I was trying to say

[@emilyking7199]

Rhett's 'Australian' accent sounds more like a New Zealand accent to me. Coming from an Australian

[@Silver-eb9wt]

Emily King no it does not

[@mikayla8248]

kiwis don’t open their mouth as much

[@smilest14]

Emily King exactly especially when he was saying paddle pop

[@alexfromsa927]

true

[@mitch175]

the way he said paddle pop was 100% kiwi sounding though

[@shaneellis8717]

We don't give tips down under. We have higher wages

[@jordanlee5892]

Perfection

[@radicalreptilesvic]

I'm an Aussie and I get tips 😀😀

[@tonyw8001]

Well get a better job, i never tip people

[@radicalreptilesvic]

I get 20 an hr I'm not quitting lmao. Idiot

[@catherine2268]

Some places people will tip, it's usually not expected though

[@lyssjane7037]

HOW COULD HE GET PADDLE POP WRONG

[@tonyto2444]

Lyss Jane maybe because they don’t have PADDLE POPS IN AMERICA

[@nadxnii]

Tony To don't need to be so angry

[@cmaym]

He pretty much did a Kiwi accent instead of Aussie

[@RahulRoy-tc3lt]

Paddle pop is literally a brand of ice cream in india

[@ScarecrowEdits]

Aussies of the GMM audience, Assemble!!

[@kaij2309]

Onyx Scarecrow Woo!

[@onlybens_]

Onyx Scarecrow lol

[@bazza219]

WOOOOO MATE

[@piggycola2804]

Onyx Scarecrow assemble

[@IraDubery]

Onyx Scarecrow yeah nah yeah nah

[@pot8o_penguin]

Can I just say, paddle pop isn't slang, it's an ice cream brand. Also, bogan is like, a real stereotypical Australian.

[@confuciussay1603]

He said it's a brand. Just like Popsicle

[@gunwingeagle1096]

Not gonna lie, I mostly looked at the comments to see reactions to Rhett and Link giving money to a refugee charity. But the Australians seemed to have taken over. xD

[@mintstasteslikefresh3461]

GunWing Eagle Aussie Aussie Aussie oi oi oi

[@yeppitiyep9045]

GunWing Eagle HAHHAHAHAHAHH yes we have

[@anakinskywalker1182]

It's not oussy its Aussie.... Pronounced "auzzi"

[@mannyrobertson5747]

Blair Wilkins ikr every American gets it wrong

[@lizzy1084]

GunWing Eagle pronounced "aw-zzie"

[@theunboxingsheep9965]

Yo it should be ask a Bunnings employer XD Like if u agree

[@hetastic_bro]

Hundreds of thousands of Aussies just cringed through this video. XD It was really funny tho, not gonna lie

[@arlathvhenashamariachi2031]

Hetastic Bro I think I cringed for every one of my fellow Aussies when I read what todays topic was....

[@user-gh3sv3tw2y]

Hetastic Bro lol

[@tylerjamesg-geometrydashsh3641]

Lol Das 2 right 2 be true m8

[@koneko_x]

Not only Aussies cringed >~

[@charlottevine7206]

As an Australian, this excited me immensely.

[@troywood9390]

Omg i know how many australians are cringing!!!!!

[@thebananamonk]

25?

[@jakesweet1000]

27?

[@tanesimons6501]

38?

[@peanut5376]

90?

[@OverThickness]

All of us?

[@mysticaltreeirl]

When your Australian and your like: “we don’t even speak like this.”

[@flamecrew9atroblox958]

Ikr

[@lexarona300]

You must be young and live in the city. lol

[@shaggyjoshka]

depends

[@BearsyMai]

I know a lot of people who do lol

[@athousandkissez6107]

As an Australian I can confirm that absolutely no one has ever said cakeage.

[@Corie155]

MrPotatoLegs hahah nah! I thought maybe as the term "cake it on", was heaps of food on a plate. was bloody wrong 😂😂

[@Leo-287]

MrPotatoLegs as another Australian I can confirm that I have commonly heard the term 'cakeage'

[@lastbreathsigh]

I know what cakeage meant (as an Aussie), although unfortunately I don't go to fancy restaurants and/or eat cake enough to use it in common conversation.

[@jacobknight3914]

MrPotatoLegs also as an Australian I can agree with you

[@australian1018]

Yer never heard of it.

[@latrissecontessa4678]

Oh no... I'm Australian. I've only seen the intro and concerned.

[@tristanwilliams480]

you were right to be my - a fellow gobsmacked aussie :P

[@ogn.jfilms147]

I'm Aussie too

[@me.2..]

Anonymous Potato "A dingo at two of my answers" definitely caught me off guard

[@thefineartofboredom]

Anonymous Potato Same...

[@dirt3402]

Anonymous Potato your right it was pathetic

[@rowanpurifoy1301]

They should do a southern slang challenge. I would be very happy since I live in Texas

[@harperdoty7304]

Rowan Purifoy They're from NC, so they most likely would get all the answers right.

[@danielhaskins7567]

Upvote from Tennessee /\

[@ferretterrier7828]

I was born in AL, have lived in England, and now am living in MO, where I have lost my accent... ;(

[@funfurnace]

yeah same

[@karsensaulters4114]

Me too bud

[@hannahc7703]

ok why does everyone turn Kiwi when they try to do an Australian accent

[@flippinwood3032]

as a Kiwi i hate this comment

[@cassandrakilljoy6801]

Kiwis don't sound like this either.

[@xydoit2024]

Hungry?

[@quentinlynch2492]

It’s true tho bloody kiwis

[@arrow9709]

Don't forget Irish and or British

[@PatrickRossey]

thumbs up if you're from Australia!

[@bella0180]

Straya* hahahaha

[@caseymcguire8961]

We also don't say ketchup, we say tomato sauce

[@angelarafter6859]

Casey_ McGuire64 and we don't eat hot dogs! A sausage sizzle from bunnings with loads of onion and tomato sauce 😁🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@stevenwebber5998]

What do you call tomato sauce?

[@user-dh9kf3zo1p]

ketchup

[@immylyons]

We call it tomato sauce because it is sauce made out of tomatoes!!!!!!!! What even is ketchup

[@hannahseiver3268]

You are so right. None of us say ketchup we say tomato sauce.

[@notavailable8227]

About time they translated this channel into my language

[@jackievds1776]

QUENTIN??

[@michellezamborski6771]

Quentin VDS a

[@adamleon9128]

Quentin VDS lolol

[@jamessmithers5206]

none of the woop woop answers were right, but you were close. Woop woop isn't a real place. It means "out in the middle of nowhere" or "Really far away" "I bought something online and had to drive all the way to bloody woop woop to get!"

[@soplv605]

Woop woop is actually a place near Wilga southeast of Perth.

[@bagmlali681]

Yeah it is

[@dieselfrk13]

So what's a juggalo?

[@zavmcg2158]

u know your Australian when all u want is a rainbow paddle pop

[@rein0123]

zavier mcgillivray im singaporean......I want that........uhhhhhh

[@metalgryphon7f527]

zavier mcgillivray i love rainbow paddle pops

[@elsegan]

the rainbow is a lie, its caramel i believe

[@siewluank4760]

Always had that particular tvc going on the TVs to attract kids for some popsicles on a hot day in Malaysia

[@imbadatnames-qg6ks]

zavier mcgillivray i freaking love rainbow paddle pops, i was so heartbroken when i was told they were just vanilla

[@Simmo2488]

I absolutely loved watching Rhett butcher the Australian accent, its truly made my day guys!

[@donaldobama6305]

Alpha Fetus m8

[@joshhansen1036]

i swear he just saw a kiwi speak, and just butchered that so much it ended up up sounding slightly Aussie

[@billyjavier646]

Alpha Fetus what if scooby dies? im imagining shaggy tightly hugging his buddy crying and saying. ''hey buddy.... wake up buddy''.

[@angel-lg7nh]

Alpha Fetus Haha, I don't know if I should be offended or laughing😂😂😂

[@BigJohnFlop]

I'm Offensive and found this Australian

[@honestlygoals1585]

Ahmad Oleik 😂😂😂 i love this comment

[@Tomotix]

Ahmad Oleik that was perfect

[@spaceninja5263]

Ahmad Oleik umm... you did something wrong 😂😂

[@Jetix4273]

Spaceninja no hos country is offensiveia

[@sherlockholmes1876]

Ahmad Oleik You mixed up your words. It should be "I'm Australian and I find this offensive". OBviously

[@jessicadredgee]

"the" woop woop lol

[@brodijameson-jenzen5450]

paddle pop is not slang!! its a brand

[@ArkhamJacks]

Brodi Jameson streets is the brand. paddle pop is the product. but you're right, its not slang

[@HellSpartanZ]

Brodi Jameson & it's a ice cream

[@closetgaming7956]

Brodi Jameson ikr!! 😂

[@elsegan]

yup, definitely a brand cornetto would be closer to slang but still not quite {its a waffle coned icecream but prepackaged}

[@StKetoiL]

Exactly what they said..

[@kronika83]

Never heard of Cakeage in australia!

[@kylehall2470]

Alistair Lowe heard of everything but this and iam aussie

[@mrsstephjr]

Yep, have had this. Same as corkage. They say it's to cover the costs of cleaning plates.. Bulldangers!!

[@jazipa4139]

Alistair Lowe yeah, same

[@navarian4579]

thats likely because its not a common thing.. and the reason we bring a cake in is for celebrations, birthdays and the like.. only some places charge and they are usually expensive places

[@samjanke1364]

Alistair Lowe same ay

[@sam-dh7ds]

Rhett your Aussie accent is hilarious also a paddle pop is not slag it is just a brand name (with a lion as a mascot) we call other ones ice blocks or iceypoles

[@callmewaves1160]

Samplaysgames101 calling frozen treats icy poles is the same as calling them paddle pops. Icy Poles was a brand when I was growing up

[@brendanduong237]

Samplaysgames101 yup I luv paddle pop

[@TheRattleSnake3145]

Zooper Dooper's now!

[@tiger_burning]

ICY POLE X 100

[@BartenderDownUnder]

My family has a problem tho With zooper doopers we buy 5 bags then freeze one at a time and eat them then freeze the other and this has been happening for a long time

[@georgiasutton7797]

I love when paddle pops had the prizes on the sticks. loved getting free paddle pops lol

[@joshcamilleri3883]

Im personally from Australia, and I can honestly say about 2 or 3 of these I've never heard of these in my life. but it was still pretty funny.

[@calebhenderson9413]

Josh Camilleri I know a fair few.

[@launchboy4075]

Josh Camilleri I knew everything but the horse one

[@abduljebara4429]

Yh wth is cakeage never heard of it

[@weeabootrash329]

Abdul Jebara Never heard of Cakeage either mate!

[@MyMEGAamazinglife1]

Sorry guys you're wrong! Paddle pop is actually a brand, look it up! We call frozen treats icy poles 🇦🇺

[@MyMEGAamazinglife1]

FUZE depends what part of the population you are from? I'm from Victoria where we call potato scallops - potato cakes, poppers - primas, cheerios - Frankfurts or little boys or cocktail franks and the list could go on lol

[@ImNotaRussianBot]

OutNumbered Family Yeah, so is Popsicle, but Americans call all sweet frozen treats on a stick "popsicles". Hence, slang.

[@itsmickeybitch5353]

OutNumbered Family some of those are brand names

[@manameisbilly9724]

I'm Australian and I have never heard of cakeage... Where'd you guys get this slang from?

[@flippinwood3032]

amen

[@KubbleBubble]

And we dont tip

[@Ry-vh3js]

MANAMEISBILLY I've heard of it

[@Ry-vh3js]

MANAMEISBILLY I've heard of it and my parents weren't happy at all

[@walrusrider7138]

same, i haven't heard of half of these

[@lukelouis4034]

9:51 finally a swear word in gmm

[@xx_purgatorium_xx6027]

he hehe heheheheh

[@lukewebb7424]

shit chase get the man an onion ha

[@dropsea8554]

The frigging onion!

[@Asherg0723]

I think he was just stuttering

[@jeskyaalee5363]

And the Aussies assemble and laugh

[@thegrumpyteddybear1168]

Exactly/.. xD :D

[@theborkinator4513]

Jeskyaa Lee Well, the ones who know when to have a laugh will be lol

[@samanthawatt8668]

Where my Australian fam at 🙋🏼🙋🏼🙋🏼🙋🏼🙋🏼

[@maggit3715]

Samantha Watt HERE!

[@smuse]

Samantha Watt right here🙋🏼

[@NelsonM47]

Samantha Watt here

[@xxjab105xx3]

gday m8

[@SpazzingChicken]

Samantha Watt right here bro! rhetts accent is hilarious!😂😂

[@seidimeow]

FINALLY it’s Monday, oh GMM, how I myth you

[@chellashivnarayan]

seidimeow get out 😂😂😂

[@SarahCheetah]

seidimeow I wish it was Friday

[@OniToxicChrono]

seidimeow I love you 😘 😂😭

[@onlybens_]

Lol hi seidimeow

[@reidyoung5951]

seidimeow Ok Mike Tyson

[@chloebaroutsis6449]

I have never called Tomato Sauce a dead horse! 😂😂

[@lucid1444]

Ginger Ninja0077 because you’re not a real Aussie

[@therobotfromirobot]

Leeum Godfrey good on ya mate

[@cheese2002]

I called it dead horse

[@redx8086]

Ive never called it tomato sauce

[@dickheadproductions705]

Lol I call it Dead Horse

[@ez5993]

I'm Aussie but I have never heard cakeage before in my life

[@Fezza1187]

Same, although I've never heard of up the duff either.

[@Deravis12]

Yepppppp.... never.

[@BigBoyMemer]

jj45 # me neither

[@sophieisawesomeoh]

jj45 # ditto

[@chloegeddie9917]

Ive never heard of it either, and i work at a restaurant 😂

[@mrgogmagog1]

Paddle Pop is a brand of Icypole We call popsicles icypoles

[@lexarona300]

or iceblocks

[@Kharr]

Actually, its an ice-cream. only water based ones are called icy-poles

[@metalgryphon7f527]

Kharr yea I'm Aussie it's an ice cream

[@Sem5626]

icypole is a brand as well, they're ice blocks

[@ianhulbert]

Definitely an Ice Cream.

[@surfie007]

"Paddle pop" is a brand of an "ice block" (the actual Aussie slag for it)

[@surfie007]

But better luck next time

[@loveorglory]

would you call it an ice block though because it's so different!

[@kayleem5827]

I've never heard anyone ever call it an ice block 😭 where I am, it's just an icypole or an ice cream 😂

[@toddmc666]

surfie007 icy pole mate

[@MatthewLeebeat]

Stydias Romitri Thank goodness I'm not the only one!

[@aaforever1643]

This was hilarious for me because I’m actually Australian 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺. Also everyone I know says tomato sauce or just sauce not ketchup also with we call shrimps prawns.

[@rileycorkery8155]

This video must be so much funnier to Australians!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ryanhalliday566]

Riley Corkery it is 😂

[@tangerine_jess8817]

Riley Corkery it is!

[@b-rad9565]

Riley Corkery no, its cancerous to australians

[@rileycorkery8155]

Killerweekend hahahahah

[@JetstreamKody]

Yes it is

[@TheTruth-iq9lk]

I'm Aussie but I've never heard of cakeage or deadhorse for sauce...but then I've never been the same since that drop bear got me at the park that day....

[@legendp2011]

ahh..... those drop bears, true danger they are. gotta watch out for them. well I'm off to the store on my kangaroo

[@kingcodester1112]

Anthony Jordan Same here mate

[@hannahunhinged]

Drop bear? What on earth lol?

[@hannah_banana1320]

yeah... those drop bears can give a hit! XD i'm australian... thats not offensive

[@TheCityCatYT]

Anthony Jordan As an Australian, I thought cakeage was when a girl wore too much makeup

[@storm13emily]

Aussie Aussie Aussie

[@samr6514]

Oi oi oi!

[@JustSomeJeff01]

Sam R boi boi boi

[@NelsonM47]

Veronica Bailey oi oi oi

[@samanthawatt8668]

Veronica Bailey oi oi oi

[@isabel3453]

Veronica Bailey OI OI OI!!!!!

[@matildawood27]

I live in Australia and I haven't heard half of these😂

[@joaquimrodriguez8961]

don't have to be a dingo to speak this lingo

[@Mav_F]

You must be young and live in the city. lol

[@urbanshadow777]

Up this duff is something we say in Scotland a lot. If you guys say that it probably came from us.

[@paniccleo]

Australian. Never heard anybody say Cakeage. We have Corkage for if you bring your own drinks to restaurants that allow it, but I'm not sure cakeage is a thing.

[@aidran007]

Deet Cologon cakeage is real.

[@paniccleo]

+Abigail ELEZOVICH I'm suprised they didn't use "have a sook." I was surprised when I learned that nobody knew what that meant when I went travelling.

[@-lijosu-]

Me neither. But that might just be because Ive never brought a cake to a restaurant.

[@courtoconnor2997]

Deet Cologon it is definitely a thing! When people bring their own cakes/desserts to a restaurant, it takes away potential profits. The restaurant I used to work at charged $2.50 cakeage per person

[@mgauslexo9118]

Ayy, where my fellow Australians at?

[@bobjon7056]

I'm here bro

[@maddim9299]

Here bro

[@pigney]

here.

[@codyatkins1759]

Right here mate

[@mikecoxlong8709]

It's soooooo awkward when Americans speak Australian

[@n_nn_nnn]

CruzVids I think he meant australian accent

[@exm3266]

It's awkward whenever anyone tries to do a foreign accent tbh

[@dp2698]

I agree cuz I'm Australian

[@CocoWilliamsAJ]

Why do Australians seem so awkward in American movies? It sounds so fake to me.

[@jamroll8639]

Aaron Jake ikr it's so bad xD

[@skirrtskirrt5726]

As an Australian rhetts attempt at an Australian accent had me absolutely dying 😂

[@rachelcookie321]

A paddle pop is not slang it's a company and they have them in New Zealand too, they r usually called iceblocks

[@blank6430]

Rachelcookie321 yeah thats true

[@tslashla]

Rachelcookie321 yeah he explained that it was a brand name that become the "norm" much like Band aid is actually the brand not the item.

[@chrisikin6249]

Rachelcookie321 Wrong, Paddle Pop is a product which is made by the company Streets

[@91765243wise]

yeah but we don't use paddle pop synonymously with iceblocks

[@infinityscarefuldriver7377]

I've always used Paddle Pop for milk-based ice creams. Anything water/ice based is an Iceypole.

[@emmac9414]

i grew up in australia and teared up a little when they said paddle pop!! so many memories ahah

[@dylancosta8651]

emma c So know what drop bears are

[@emmac9414]

Bleach Gaming yes 😂😂 i love that some people think they're genuinly real ahah

[@TildaM1994]

They are real mate, ask any aussie around a tourist ;)

[@mintstasteslikefresh3461]

I'mNotCrazy JustALittleWeird hehehe but there not...

[@TildaM1994]

Minty gaming and more yes and no depends on how you look at it mainly a joke because they look like bears and drop out of trees, have sharp claws and can be dangerous

[@christiankaratzis2339]

I'm Australian and I have never used the word "cakage"

[@gh0stcup]

Link laughing at Rhett's accent right at the beginning and trying to say "let's talk about that" is just too cute

[@abc-eb4zh]

I feel so represented😅😂

[@abc-eb4zh]

ok I take that back

[@abigailrose7234]

the phandom is everywhere hi phamily

[@janime9554]

IKR! XD

[@justaperson9155]

you don't say the woop woop. it's just woop woop. And it's not specifically a little town in the middle of nowhere. It can be used generically for anything that is isolated and far away. For instance, when I used to live an hour from school I would tell my friends I live out in woop woop.

[@igamarurbytes]

And there's a place called Ship Creek there too! ShiP Creek

[@autochromes]

R U JERRY FROM TOTALLY SPIES?

[@stahlight]

So Woop Woop in American would be "the boonies", "timbuktu" or "bum-f*ck egypt" lol

[@justaperson9155]

yeh pretty much.

[@samr6514]

Yay! Aussie Aussie Aussie!

[@alannaclark7265]

Sam R oi oi oi

[@tigertuffteen656]

Sam R oi oi oi

[@Shifterai]

oi oi oi!

[@stealthdude7015]

Sam R OI OI OI

[@crayegrikler2529]

Oi! Oi! Oi!

[@shanaz091]

" _the_ woop woop" The correct senence would be "In the mood to travel _to_ woop woop"

[@littlemunch9889]

As an Australian I cringed at the start haha

[@juliasinclair5304]

FEZ Gaming I'm not Australian but I cringed for you

[@kayleighperry6200]

FEZ Gaming I cringed too. ( kiwi brother here)

[@KXRIDA1]

FEZ Gaming it actually wasnt to bad haha

[@c4gob00m]

FEZ Gaming I cringed during the whole thing. Those "accents". -.-

[@lilydodin]

it was really bad

[@pinkmuffingirl1237]

I am Australian and around half of these words/statements I have never heard another say before. Although some do use these slang words, especially bogans. Also Rhett I love your attempt at the Australian accent, I can't tell you if you're spot on though. Us Aussies never really hear the accent until you meet a full fledged bogan, (or someone who has a strong aussie accent). Where I live I rarely hear these terms spoken. Maybe it is different in other areas but again where I live I rarely hear this slang used.

[@91765243wise]

idk i'd disagree, i reckon it's all about where you live. Heaps of big cities generally have fewer people who use slang on a regular basis in my experience, plenty out in the smaller towns and cities use slang on a regular basis in comparison

[@shadyshania5300]

PinkMuffinGirl12 I love me slang, use most of these on the daily. Granted I grew up in a country town. Hah

[@mikafairystar]

Which ones haven't you heard of? these were all pretty common apart from Cakeage.

[@AucklandGirl21]

PinkMuffinGirl12 it's because all of them originated in new zealand

[@mrh6729]

Nope you've been to americanized just like most of the younger generation.

[@TheSweetie333]

i hope this means they might be coming to australia id love to meet them one day

[@michylea]

TheSweetie333 oh I hope they do

[@abbeyjohnson7251]

TheSweetie333 me too it would be a dream

[@dylanzrim1011]

TheSweetie333 Rhett said a few weeks back that they're vacationing here sometime

[@krinkles147]

Up the duff 👆 11:18

[@nikoraehu-kiripatea1042]

My favorite

[@munjee2]

🔫

[@tinyspacewhale2322]

I'm Australian, and I didn't get half of these, also rainbow paddle pops are the best

[@elliotbedford8848]

Nah chocolate all the way

[@suspendedchaos]

It's okay to be wrong.

[@discobreakfast]

Flog

[@Ehlzed]

Jacques Roberts nah banana

[@robbo1270]

I'm Australian, This is hilarious to watch other people try and guess this stuff😂😂😂 BTW no one speaks like this in Australia except for the BOGANS MATE!

[@dainah105]

William Roberts I only speak like that when I'm imitating a bogan 😂

[@DanielHatchman]

William Roberts so all the cultured Aussies then. You are living a sheltered life.

[@iandransfield2971]

maaayyyte

[@mollymuffins8777]

I love knowing the answers

[@_.mary_the_useless._5758]

true blue thats a lie

[@alis-jx6wi]

Up the duff lmaoo gets me every time 😂

[@intermediateinsanity2961]

Hi! I'm Austrailian, so I'm just gonna say a few things: 1. Rhett's "spot on" Aussie accent is amazing (sarcasm). 😹 2. I didn't think any of this were Aussie slang. I thought it was just English, and "Paddle Pop" isn't slang, it's a brand (I think). 3. AUSSIE AUSSIE AUSSIE!!! OI OI OI!🇦🇺😼

[@TheWorkingMonkey]

Tauri Cat also add, wtf is a cakeage

[@heha6977]

paddle pop is a brand and our accents is horrible once spent 2 months traveling Europe and heard an aussie and nearly vomited

[@discobreakfast]

Flog

[@casamity6755]

Can I just say, I don't think it's really English, I didn't know any of them and I'm English.

[@coolemoji4420]

oz oz oz oi oi oi

[@sneakypython5704]

You two and your crew should come down here one time 😂

[@quinnkinnell9264]

I'm Australian and I've never heard of cakeage wtf 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@genevieveoreilly8882]

Quinn 586 same 😅

[@Sythe5665]

RaspyStatus he's trigggggggggggerrrreeeeeddddddd

[@lordforehead4550]

Well you guys get candy from America that no one knows of

[@_.mary_the_useless._5758]

im not ofended as mutch as scrolling trough the coments to see who got ofended

[@mwippa18]

I'm auzzy and I've heard of it loads of time haha

[@100tamharry]

Hi I’m Australian and if your wondering, no I don’t ride a kangaroo to school, I also don’t say most of this stuff with an accent like them😂and no one says “ go put the shrimp on the barbie” btw it’s called a prawn! ( Paddle pops are sooooooo good I love the rainbow flavour😍)

[@jonstar91]

sorry to dissapoint... rainbow is actually just caramel flavoured

[@jezzaw09]

jonathan rademaker O_O.. my life is a lie..

[@jonstar91]

it's ok, use this information to educate...

[@Nacksrammas]

Shrimp and prawns are different animals. It’s a size difference. Shrimp are native to the us. Prawn to Aus.

[@jessicacunningham5149]

I like the chocolate one!

[@SheIsMyMare]

Rhett sounds more kiwi than aussie. And it's go to woop woop. There's no 'the', woop woop is not a physical place, it represents somewhere far away. ie "where did Sally go camping" "out woop woop".

[@ChelseaJeanBentley]

thank you! Our slang has a very precise lack of grammar that needed to be fixed in these questions

[@cassandrakilljoy6801]

As a kiwi I disagree, New Zealanders are not this enthusiastic.

[@VibeSensational]

When you had a bunch of work to do on Friday afternoon but you decided to save it for Monday and now it's Monday

[@Schubackk]

Vibe Sensational what does that have to do with the price of fish?

[@gabrielsfrost]

Vibe Sensational This happened to me this week😂

[@bladejung6279]

Vibe Sensational same

[@jadaistriggered]

Vibe Sensational u

[@fekyubich9055]

Here's a little background on us Australians... We don't all have a Kangaroo in our backyards ;)

[@dunsparcedm43]

I have a tree kangaroo

[@QueenJ1205]

Liamem mmm try again sweetie, I ride my kanga to work everyday. It's the best way to avoid drop bears 🐻

[@method5564]

So are they like in your house now as well? Like you've domesticated them?? sweet

[@mikafairystar]

Kangaroos are just like american Deers. you don't see them in the city.

[@QueenJ1205]

Method no kangaroos are still quite an unpredictable animal and far too clumsy/large to have inside. The mostly just roam in the backyard/paddocks with the other animals.

[@nataliehock1606]

I'm an Aussie and this was so funny it made my day

[@RachelJanineHarris]

All these guys need to do for April fools day is switch sides. Everyone would be shook.😂

[@nickdee3283]

They have a halloween episode from like their second season or something where they switched sides. It hurts to watch :(

[@Klobbb]

It's called the scariest story or something from season 2 EDIT: Spookiest story ever told

[@nickdee3283]

Wow, harshness out of nowhere

[@phoebeo9754]

I'm from Australia and this is the best thing I've ever seen! I love when people try to do our accents! Plus i love Rhett and Link!!!

[@Dylb0]

Phoebe O I disagree about the accents

[@phoebeo9754]

dylan chedra sometimes it can go to far but its funny!!

[@kalobblyth9111]

same its funny im from jindabyne in australia its funny when people try to make the same voice

[@kaylahgranshaw2491]

Phoebe O I’m with you 😂👍

[@liamprice7083]

Phoebe O it's funny cause they try so hard doing it😂

[@danbluntman]

piddle pop? wtf Rhett sounds like he's from NZ

[@normalcookie]

Pls lik dub and share Hi no its not thats like saying chinese people are technically australian

[@rondog835]

+Pls lik dub and share Hi umm they're different countries...

[@jackmuller4789]

Australia and NZ are both a part of Oceana and Aus and Asia are both part of Australasia

[@zacharyholloway8061]

New Zealand is now part of the Continent Zealandia

[@kinkspice]

Pls lik dub and share Hi lmao nope

[@hairbrushmicrophone9130]

11:17 one of the funniest link moments ever 😂😂😂😂

[@Galvanising]

Rhett sounded more kiwi than Aussie... I live in australia.

[@TheUnholyProblem]

Elijah Ross yes cause steve erwin was a kiwi

[@Bonstarification]

Im Just Chillin its Steve Irwin...😶

[@johnothedogsmoker4838]

Bon Bon he's died

[@erikaisamess3200]

yeah.. i noticed that to...

[@calebhenderson9413]

Elijah Ross same.

[@Snicker433]

We don't give tips in Australia lol

[@jaidenoliver7165]

And proud of it

[@evilla123456789]

No one does except the US

[@islacockerton2582]

Emmanuel Villa I do I'm from uk

[@robbymystic3819]

Then you're doing it wrong. Nowhere in the UK has employees that rely on tips for fair wage.

[@fantasyconnect]

Faux King Pizza delivery guys.

[@beanbeanster413]

and here you find the wild aussies in their natural habitat: the comment section of this video

[@cassandrahepburn5799]

Here is a lesson for all the non-Australians here. Aussie- o-zz-y Not orsie 😂

[@alyshascott8182]

Also Mel-Burn not Mel-born

[@jaimiwalton6893]

Mel-bin is also acceptable