The MOST Superior Countries?

[@erhansayal5104]

I’m glad that the kidnappers didn’t forget about Drew! I’m so happy that they get another chance on March 19th 2023!

[@justaguy8711]

Agreed so happyfor them and drew

[@ozeanslayer2416]

Hopfully he doesn't forget it again!

[@TheNecropolis20]

lucky drew

[@justaguy8711]

@@ozeanslayer2416 yeah hopefully he wont forget to kidnap drew or as his real name is [REDACTED] in the march 19th 2023 or i would be sad

[@JmKrokY]

Same

[@creyx999]

Since Drew is able to pronounce "Schengen" correctly now he went and pronounced Neymar Neymir haha

[@gandalf_thegrey]

a soul for a soul

[@armsdealerr]

and erdogan erdowan

[@ZephyCluster]

Whatabout "deforestation"

[@lawden210]

He always has something to mispronounce

[@zme_mz]

As a Brazilian, i am deeply offended how Drew can't pronounce his a's 💀

[@vicrai578]

9:53 the joke is actually probably that Italy is not at all a flat country, which makes it hard for tanks to be very efficient as they are the best on flat terrain

[@mattia8327]

But it is also the most beutiful country in the world and has the best food. So his point makes sense too

[@arekzawistowski2609]

@@mattia8327 no. His point is not related to tanks production so it doesn't make sense

[@telistacho2219]

you are right

[@elRandomTk]

looks like I will be the first Italian to confirm, yes that's the joke (I wrote about Italy's MBT Ariete somewhere else, in short you are indeed right)

[@DragonTheOne]

The tanks are what happens when to try to balence that goddamn pen

[@lawden210]

9:57 I think the point is that the Alps makes it redundant for Italy to historically invest in tank development

[@ANIMESLAYER33]

He didn't get the joke

[@gabrielemangialavori8732]

not only in the Alps

[@ANIMESLAYER33]

@@gabrielemangialavori8732 like everywere you go in italy

[@DragonTheOne]

@@gabrielemangialavori8732 in the boot

[@DragonTheOne]

The nation is Mountain Tiny flat big MOUNTAIN tweeny f‍lat bit Moooooooouuuuuuuuuunnnnnnnnnntttttttttaaaaaaaiiiiiiiiinnnnnnn Damn two sisilies is fla-not Atleast sardines is flat

[@josiahhockenberry9846]

"Deforestation of Prague"😂 We love you Drew. Never change.

[@saultraXD]

Cut them trees and throw em out of the window!

[@Mill_Jr]

In Portuguese, at least in Brazil, we actually call lemons "limão siciliano" which basically means sicilian lime

[@TheDinisPT]

we just call them "limão" in Portugal

[@anomalousanimates]

all i could think of is "lmao"

[@Mill_Jr]

@@TheDinisPT Yes I imagined so, but as limes are more common than lemons here so we call limes "limão" and lemons "limão siciliano"

[@Mill_Jr]

@@anomalousanimates And we always think of limes when people laugh with lmao on internet

[@tiagooliveira6935]

@@Mill_Jr In Portugal, Lemon = Limão and Lime = Lima.

[@sosublackeaizenego2164]

Brazilian name tutorial 1. Get some american celebrity name 2.write it in the way that sounds in portuguese 3.merge it with a traditional iberian name 4.write the iberian part of the name in the fanciest way possible 4.put at least one y, k or w where should have a i, c or u/v 5.done

[@C0lon0]

Eu estudei com um cara chamado "Uélintom" chega a ser estranho o nome dele não ser zoado pro português com letras estrangeiras.

[@moulicos8334]

@@C0lon0 o Brasil deveria ter restrição de nomes como Portugal

[@viniciusbueno4226]

@@moulicos8334 Os nomes portugueses são horríveis, tirando os nomes bíblicos que são muito comuns em ambos os países, os demais ou são muito estranhos, ou são considerados "nome de velho" no Brasil... Sá, Gil, Domingos, Bento, Alfredo, Antônio, Pia, Francisca, Benedita, e assim vai... Mas claro essa bagunça de nomes no Brasil, que é feito geralmente é feito no interior ou nas periferias, é feito muito por conta de quererem inventar moda ou fazer uma homenagem a um famoso, mas acaba criando essas atrocidades.

[@diogomelo7897]

@@C0lon0 o nome dele terminar com "m" é o que deixa mais estranho

[@germany8339]

Enjsten Yea fair

[@Gohka]

"Do the British have good music?" My god Drew, the Beatles, Queen, Ed Sheeran, Adele, the Who, David Bowie, Elton John, The Rolling Stones, Oasis, I could go on for hours.

[@MaxT4za]

Black Sabbath, Napalm Death

[@manmanman2000]

So, what you're saying is, they HAD good music

[@kmay4963]

@Man Manman muse, Royal blood. We still got it sunshine 🌞

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

@@manmanman2000 Ed Sheeran is the most listened to artist on Spotify still Don’t forget Adele, Dua Lipa etc.

[@steakrapper]

But we can all agree that French food isn't better than German food right?

[@J_A]

In Finnish, "Thank you" is simply "Kiitos" which means that we actually only have to say one word.

[@C0lon0]

In Portuguese "Thank you" is writen "Obrigado" that also means forceful.

[@ClingyParasite]

you don't greet the bus driver when you enter?

[@sebbo_h7121]

@@ClingyParasite who does that

[@manuleppakangas2795]

@@ClingyParasite I greet him when I leave...

[@Alex-hv8rj]

Its one word in like most languages man

[@lawden210]

8:17 Text: Defenestration Drew: Deforest-stray-tion

[@No0dz]

6:31 the joke is that in Brazil you're pretty free to name your kids whatever you like (as long as it's not too vulgar or humiliating), so some people can get really REALLY "creative". And it's usually the poorer kids that tend to get stuck with atrocities such as "Facebookson" or "Wandercleydson"

[@nsmkke]

When drew talks about your country at least 3 times and speaks your language in one video: * happy french noises *

[@Redprinted]

Certified W for french peoples (and they always are W tho)

[@xy-inventor1885]

I believe you meant to type “*happy surrender noises*”

[@CreeperCart]

When your country is in the thumbnail: *Happy Irish noises*

[@underloveryz2731]

I have never see France being mentioned that much

[@mufafathegreat]

frick france

[@armadoelibertario9238]

In Brazil it's more common than I would like to admit to put "ton" or "son" at the end of the boy's name, like Wellington, Vladmilton, Jailson or Richarlison

[@C0lon0]

Isso vem porque esses nomes são na verdade sobrenomes e o sufixo "son" literalmente quer dizer "filho"

[@moulicos8334]

Jesus

[@studiosraufncingr6965]

9:53 I think the joke is that Italy has a lot of mountains and hills. And tanks prefer flat lands to be most useful

[@s.lantau8249]

6:45 I think Drew knows no Brazilian names, even if he thinks he knows how to pronounce Neymar’s name.

[@gandalf_thegrey]

he said he knows only one name, not that he can pronounce it

[@jkkgron2]

12:02 Guys it’s happening again

[@WynnOliver]

As a Brazilian, I can confirm, those are, infact, real names. (Not joking I genuantly think I've heard ones of those names before)

[@fulana_de_tal]

I've heard Huellington, just not written like that

[@SimonNissen94]

hey a question, how come brazilians often have English and sometimes other northern european surnames as first names, like Edison Robertson Wellington Anderson Reiner etc etc, just curios about the culture of it

[@mjertovjek7283]

@@SimonNissen94 Because it was colonized by Europeans?! Just like US, people came from a lot of different places. Brazil even have the biggest Japanese colony outside Japan and there are more Lebanese decedents in Brazil than Lebanon's population (just a few example to show you how diverse it is).

[@WynnOliver]

​@@SimonNissen94 Families that emigrated to Brazil never changed their surnames. I have two italian surnames for example despite not knowing a single family member that was italian.

[@fulana_de_tal]

@@SimonNissen94 idk, people just think it sounds cool and foreing i guess

[@misere4]

as a Croatian, Italian is probably among the last languages I'd ever learn

[@lawden210]

What about in Istria?

[@misere4]

@@lawden210 dunno, I'm not from Istria

[@mastercrazyyyd7699]

we are friends now, Italy has a fascist government you Croats are fascist

[@Snow2.065]

Why?

[@misere4]

@@mastercrazyyyd7699 must be true since we celebrate Anti-Fascist Struggle Day, back under your rock

[@alidaveldman3526]

As a dutch person I am learning a lot from this video. For example HOW THE DUTCH AND GERMAN ARMY ARE MERGING!!!

[@olgahein4384]

Yeah, when and how did that even happen and nobody in Germany noticed.

[@ChristianDinosaur1616]

I love how he managed to mispronounce the only brazilian name he knows, and before you say anything, yes im a native brazilian

[@Mike-nt4or]

Neimir foi foda

[@C0lon0]

@@Mike-nt4or po mas Neymar é um puta nome zoado, tantos outros nomes melhores pra ter colocado

[@malloulifamilyfamily1670]

About the "four twenties" in French As a Belgian, I'd like to just specify that us, Belgians, as well as the Swiss and even some Canadians say "septante", "huitante" and "nonante" for respectively 70, 80 and 90 So the problem isn't the French language, it's the French people

[@stefano_etrusco]

That’s true for any issue, to be honest. France would be a cool country, were it not for the natives.

[@Lostouille]

@@stefano_etrusco y a un problème là ?

[@naxmax5634]

We don’t Say that in Canada.

[@giantWario]

@@naxmax5634 Yeah we definitely don't. We do say lime instead of ''green lemon'' though.

[@fighter_750]

Yeah the quebecois still say four twenty, I’ve never heard someone say “septante huitante nonante”

[@balpreetsingh6834]

Drew : Yeah I only know 1 Brazilian name Also Drew : Butchers Neymar pronounciation

[@maxymlopezsylvestre4629]

7:30 I'm sorry but Spain has to be there too, very underrated country in terms of food

[@Liethen]

French food is overrated. Italy though, it's better than France at everything. Better food, better wine, better cars, better fashion, better art, better at loosing wars, better sounding language, better lovers, etc.

[@Quincius]

Agreed, I feel like Greece also has to be there as well

[@maxymlopezsylvestre4629]

@@Liethen better fashion?, I agree, better food?, I don't, better wine?, it depends on what you prefer, better art?, no, both have amazing art, better at losing wars?, yeah you're right lol, better sounding language?, idk lmao

[@Pimmie0132]

7:49 music: Martin Garrix Hardwell Tiësto Afrojack Armin van Buuren Food: bitterballen frikadel stroopwafels Dutch Mini Pancakes drop (Stuffed) Speculaas Tompoes, bossche bollen or pie.

[@theiojo9253]

9:39 I feel like France is the exact opposite of Germany on this matter Germany will invent a word for the most random concepts while France will overly complicate any words they have

[@christophermichaelclarence6003]

As French. That's true. French languages tend to make phrases. But at least it's worth to learn the Language. I Hard Time learning it when I was school. The most difficult part of our French language is the Pronunciation and the spelling. But to understanding. All good and easy

[@francoise4678]

@@christophermichaelclarence6003 shelling or spelling ?

[@nein236]

Im german and the words we invent are mostly words we already have but put together. The French are homosexuals.

[@ckillianfrustie8211]

As French I didn't even know there was a French word for e-mail, else than e-mail

[@francoise4678]

@@ckillianfrustie8211 and do you know the other French word for "spam" ? "pourriel"', I like this word very much

[@bienitenit]

as a Brazilian, all this names are probably true. the thing is, here it is a comon practice to mix the parents name, so we end up with some weird stuff, like a friend of mine, Carlos Ederbaltison. He goes with Carlos.

[@queryquery1232]

U do realise people say neymar’s name as neigh-mar not neigh-meir 6:38

[@matte1112]

Since Nice is technically in Southern France you can't deny France has a lot of Nice people

[@JmKrokY]

3:43 Actually a big minority still speaks Italian in Croatia (Mostly Istria)

[@dynmo_awesome1053]

10:00 it is because tanks are good at flat plains and suck in operating in mountains ~ a pro Call of War and Conflict of Nations player

[@thatsleepybirb]

as a dutch person, 7:56 did indeed cause some sort of rage

[@dragonfly4441]

Spanish and Portuguese food are also amazing.

[@user-ki4xw2rb8q]

better than french food for sure

[@MoisesMosiala]

same with dutch

[@adr77510]

I was thinking this the entire video. I do think Italian deserves the top slot but I think any argument that Spanish, Portuguese and Greek food are better than French foos is valid.

[@moulicos8334]

Brah legit portuguese,spanish and greek food are better

[@kousvetkousvet4158]

9:38 Drew not getting two memes in a row perfectly describes his channel

[@JohnDoe-mx6xh]

What's his channel like?

[@kousvetkousvet4158]

@@JohnDoe-mx6xh great, but sometimes he doesn't get the joke but pretends to have get it anyway

[@TheFuri0uswc]

10:10 i think they where trying to say that mountains nature of Italy is bad for tanks

[@potatolover4]

3:33 Lets hope this guy isnt Austrian with a moustache who fails artschool and runs for president in Germany.

[@IagoSB__0.0]

9:56 No, Drew... the joke is that its hard to make tanks that go accross steep mountains...

[@itryen7632]

7:56 There is a reason why we're always last on eurovision. There's also a reason why the dutch entry this year was streamed more than the actual winner of the event.

[@RugbySam9]

How dare that disrespect mighty English football team and lovely british people. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@adr77510]

Agree with the football part but lovely people?

[@RugbySam9]

@@adr77510 yes wonderful very lovely people who are very welcoming. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@PhoeniX199777]

@@adr77510 Generally yes

[@vDaniik]

What, That post was mine. Shocked to see my OG post here lol, been a long time follower. Thanks drew!

[@zombie_tree7965]

We Dutch people may not have the best dishes, but we do have good snacks and that's what matters

[@eenrandompersoon221]

And don't forget that arround 5 out of 10 best djs in the world are dutch

[@manmanman2000]

mmmmh Bitterballen 😋

[@zombie_tree7965]

@@eenrandompersoon221 Music taste is relative, so maybe that's not my kind of music

[@zombie_tree7965]

@@manmanman2000 or rookworst, kroket, frikandel, fish, speculaas, ...

[@manmanman2000]

@@zombie_tree7965 ah yes, broodje met haring, yummy

[@kyrioz2z834]

9:40 it's because in france there is a something called "l'académie française" that really want you to speak pure french as far as "creating" new word to replace english word, like for example: "e-mail" was translated to "e-courriel" or "spoiler" to "divulgacher"

[@mathieuvernet5237]

First time i see 'e-courriel', every body use e-mail most of the time, even the administration but i some time see mél, e-mél or courriel. Nobody really care about the academy, but i some time use divulgacher instead of spoil as this word manage to be fun and dork at the same time. And i feel this meme is kind of unfair as french have often words that requiere long periphrasis in english.

[@francoise4678]

@@mathieuvernet5237 I think "courriel" was invented by the people in Québec and we ( in France ) also use it ... and they also invented "pourriel" for "spams", I like this too ...

[@francoise4678]

I think it is just "courriel", without the "e" at the beginning

[@francoise4678]

@@mathieuvernet5237 and I like "divulgâcher" ha ha

[@8thFurno]

7:42 Daft Punk has left the chat

[@JmKrokY]

0:18 Fun fact There were multiple times in history where Croatia actually had Bosnia and just looked like a normal country (Current shape better tho)

[@quarot]

Petition for Drew to make Kazakhbrick (Day 12)

[@Roof_Gang]

what

[@7Row141]

Should make a country all plush of that

[@dombiers]

SLEEP STREAM 😴💤💤

[@Black_Nest]

Interestingly if you look at the top biggest music market in the world, Italy snatched the 10th position in 2021 which was previously held by the Netherlands in 2020. France has been at the 5th place for ages (since 1996). And the UK and Germany keep exchanging places years after years (the 3rd and 4th place).

[@stefanomartello3786]

To be fair, in coastal Slovenia, especially in Piran, I've seen a lot of local people speaking italian (or better, venetian language) rather than slovene. While it's likely that this trend disappears going further and further south, since Piran is almost on the border with Croatia maybe those people assume in some croatian coastal town they still do, like in Slovenia... In Slovenia I know for sure italian is a tutelated language, but if I rememeber correctly it's the same in Croatia (or at least in istria). Since italian (especially venetian) presence was prevalent on certain towns and cities of nowadays' coastal Croatia for centuries, some italians just assume (maybe wrongly) they can be at leas understood there. Sometimes some of them forget how big was the proportion of the istrian-dalmatian exodus and that very few people there are left who can speak italian nowadays.

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

9:20 Newcastle and Man City: “I don’t understand the problem here”

[@Theodor5]

day 39 of asking drew to put laser kiwi new zealand flag in the background.🇳🇿

[@Fjwjw]

𝕐𝕖

[@KumaFall]

Los geht’s

[@stormking99]

:)

[@KingHenryIXX]

@@Fjwjw N̰̜͉͔ͬ̽͢O̵̷̪̰ͩ͆ͅ

[@joepruijters587]

Laser kiwi

[@ukaszwalczak1154]

No no no, you got it wrong Drew. Poland is the first one to press the button, the baltics are the last ones to press it. One person presses it, the others have to press their ART.5 buttons.

[@NotiTzCosmic]

"Drew i forgot to kidnap you"...💀

[@wk_sans2404]

India, Jordan and Taiwan at just amatuors, in Italy one guy randomly brought a fish in the parlament

[@jeremyvanderpluijm9105]

7:50 the entire country of the netherlands: dude uncool

[@DucktheDuckk]

Ja man 7:56

[@Sinx-Ce]

Edm left the chat

[@TwingoFanCraze]

7:51 the Netherlands wants to know your location

[@dragon13304]

Does the British have good music? Mate they have Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Yes, The Rolling Stones, The Beatles, Judas Priest, The Cure,Oasis, Blur and heaps more. Also France has a band called SLIFT which are awesome and Gojira one of the best current metal bands

[@mightyom5576]

The music part for france is highly debatable. Indila makes really good music

[@naruarmijo1085]

Im totaly shure that in a non distant future this videos will be in history class

[@NotZeeshan]

I love watching drew durnil when my parents argue about divorce

[@ellivall6809]

The green lemons thing isn't true, in French we say Lime, not "Citron Vert".

[@francoise4678]

i've seen both ... but more often "citron vert", maybe it depends on the region we are in

[@uncarrot]

8:50 Spain that have been a Greek, romance, celtic, germanic, Arab and viking country

[@rgi44]

Fun fact about the last meme of the video(or the thumbnail): The last 5 UEFA european championships were won by the "PIGS" and at least one of the countries of them have qualified for the last 6 final from 2000 until 2021 2020/21: *Italy* 1-1 England ( Italy win on pens 3-2) 2016: *Portugal* 1-0 France (After Extra Time) 2012: *Spain* 4-0 *Italy* 2008 *Spain* 1-0 Germany 2004: *Greece* 1-0 Portugal 2000: France 2-1 *Italy*

[@38josue91]

7:28 Spain and Greece have good cuisine also.

[@jamesrobloxgamer0196]

petition for drew to make a singapore triangle plushie ( day 7 )

[@Mernon4ym6661]

7:15 thats meant seriously. Germans have a word for when you hum/sing a song without thinking about it since you heard it.

[@CliffCardi]

1:08 In all fairness, the Italian word for tomato, “pomodoro” literally means “golden apple” 8:08 DaftPunk: Are we a joke to you?

[@MellonVegan]

The first thing I thought of was the word pineapple in English. How is that an apple? It's easy to miss those things in one's own language.

[@AmirSatt]

In russian it is "pomidor"

[@KartingRules]

here is "tomate"

[@hihellohi5714]

“Potato” in French is “pomme de terre” - and it literally means “apple of the Earth”

[@errorsand6950]

10:05 Drew, he ment mountains, you can't drive tanks in the mountains

[@err0r943]

Petition for Drew to put a flag of europe (Day 53)

[@LOLE_Editz]

As a brit shell is where we get all our food from

[@carterpritchard5063]

2:50 I thought it was going to be Spain donating 53 tanks lol should’ve known it was Russia

[@radio_marco]

1:19 Unless you're not speaking french-french. In swiss-french they call it normal huitant.

[@francoise4678]

I thought it was "octante"

[@inferno38]

Ah yes, Greece, good at football

[@Tokru86]

They were once, for a tiny irregulation in space time during one tournament 2 decades ago. Never before and never after. And only because they had a German coach at that time.

[@filipporiva2555]

Italy won 4 WorldCups and just won the last EuroCup.

[@kanekeyanah9908]

1:43 I wonder why my grandpa from Argentina jumped up in excitment?🤔

[@busenialakadaretmez5303]

6:31 Mustafa is not a Turkic name. It is Arabic, Mustafa is just Turkish version of it and its pronunciation is actually same with Mostafa.

[@emirbaran08]

True

[@germanempire._maps]

Petition for Drew to put the flag of the German Empire in the background (Day 39)

[@gabriellevanbreugel1303]

2:22 dutchie here i also just learnt about this because of you video😂😂didnt even know about nl and du going together

[@kabmac0496]

“Neymeer.”

[@Vagg21.original]

Greek food is like Italian but with more potatoes

[@CassidyiszMe83]

The thing that Drew said about the Dutch having a lot of very popular DJs is true. I do know that Martin Garrix (the maker of the song "Animals"(the one with the people wearing animal masks)) is from Amstelveen (a town near Amsterdam). That song was on the number 1 spot of several hit lists around 2016 and 2017.

[@Leo-ok3uj]

9:20 Century of humiliation, but is Britain the one humiliated instead the one humiliating

[@ranndoomkiddd8299]

0:03 fax

[@stepanhrebicek8309]

It's always good to see Drew because it reminds me that therr are people that know a lot less than me. And the comments show some people that know even less

[@itsgelly4]

1:29 The way he pronounced Birmingham as a person who lives there is kinda funny

[@thetimelapseguy8]

If it makes you feel better I have heard Americans pronounce Middlesbrough as 'Middlesburg'.

[@itsgelly4]

@@thetimelapseguy8 nah fr , disappointed with the americans

[@potatus6542]

The first time I saw that meme it was referring to the Birmingham in Alabama which is actually pronounced like that

[@itsgelly4]

@@potatus6542 ohh that’s why he says it like that . Thanks for explaining why

[@Pimmie0132]

7:49 music: Martin Garrix Hardwell Tiësto Afrojack Armin van Buuren Food: bitterballen frikadel stroopwafels Dutch Mini Pancakes drop (Stuffed) Speculaas Tompoes, bossche bollen or pie.

[@Stikarii]

9:37 this isn't about the language itself being weird. It's about France having an institution (Académie Française) entirely dedicated to "protect the French language" which is basically "remove english words already integrated in people's everyday life, and try to replace those words with new french ones" in today's era. But this institution fails at its job 99% of the time so it's really just a bunch of useless overpaid intellectuals even we french people make fun of. Also I think it may have existed since Louis 14th, so centuries old

[@Turkiyeball_animations]

We do that without an instution here in Turkey

[@technofeeling2462]

Why is it stupid? It protects their language and culture

[@Stikarii]

@@technofeeling2462 The purpose itself is noble. But if you have even aboce beginner-level understanding of linguistics, you know that new words should be availabe to the populationbefore they decide of one on their own. And in the centuries of existence of this organization, not a single member seems to have understood this.

[@Turkiyeball_animations]

@@technofeeling2462 But language and culture changes. It's natural.

[@technofeeling2462]

@@Turkiyeball_animations cancer is also natural but not so good

[@angrymobsneedattention9712]

2:24 im dutch and didnt even know that this was in the news recently, :)

[@ghost2130Main]

0:27 as a turk please do that for legal reasons thats a joke

[@adamloverin231]

I’m sure those dudes in Prague would rather have had their trees cut down than been thrown out of windows. DREW: making history a better place.

[@THEASWINISM]

I enjoy drews non-history related meme videos more, it is simply much more fun to watch😅

[@Redprinted]

Fun fact, David Guetta (the actual most famous DJ) is Parisian lmao

[@module79l28]

I'm glad we don't promote our portuguese food that much abroad, we don't want to be part of that futile French-Italian discussion about who has the best food. We leave that judgement to those who come here and experience for themselves how good it is. 😉

[@olgahein4384]

Yeah, us Germans also just watching all that while eating our Spaghetti Bolognese and finishing it with a Mousse au Chocolat with a Cafe au Lait.

[@methcooker6402]

8:12 Tiësto Martin Garrix Afrojack Hardwell

[@_dng_]

8:00 well, as a French I can say that our music was good, but after the tektonik era it kinda fell apart, Mondotek's "Alive" will always be in my playlists Now we have JUL Wejdene and McFly & Carlito who everybody makes fun of because it's bad (for McFly & Carlito it's more because they are KZbinrs who wanted to do music, but they do musics about stupid things that were popular until the song releases, so yeah) Edit : technically DJ snake and the DaftPunks are french, but no one knows this and we don't really listen their music in France (x

[@sousou5116]

tu connais très peu de bonne musiques alors, essaye Népal ou Alpha Wann par exemple

[@_dng_]

@@sousou5116 ok ^^ j'essayerai, mais ceux dont on parle le plus souvent sont pas ouf alors qu'avant y'avait Claude François, France Galle, Joe Dassin etc

[@MrMinecraft5578]

At 8:22, The word is defenestrate, not throw someone out of a window. Edit: I would lock your entire house on March 19 this year; set a reminder on your phone for that date.

[@thesnickerskittle]

11:37 GREECE GOOD AT FOOTBALL?? LOL

[@Midnight_Brawler]

The thumbnail is incorrect. The Dutch has a stable empire therefor they should be in the middle. If you disagree they controlled the spice trade for a good amount of time.

[@olgahein4384]

Germany had a pretty stable empire too, it went by the name 'The Holy Roman Empire Of United German Nations" - and it outlived the Roman Empire by centuries.

[@Midnight_Brawler]

@@olgahein4384 i agree

[@CoeGr]

7:06 That's the shittest meme I've seen in a while.

[@CoeGr]

@Louis_George_Music 100%

[@mastercrash0683]

Zombie movies get a lot of things wrong. In almost no case would zombies be able to overwhelm a strong military. Even back in ww1, it was figured that no matter how many people charge, one machine gun emplacement could wipe them all out.

[@vladprus4019]

Also, let's be real: zombies would gradually rot away and after the few weeks would stop being an active threat.

[@kalamitiek]

The dutch have brilliant food like frikandellen and bitterballen plus electric dance music (EDM) was created other here and also is where most dj are from

[@mollowvijf7139]

also poffertjes

[@kalamitiek]

@mollow vijf they are good I just forgot

[@AmedeeVanGasse]

OTOH the Dutch have also invented karnemelk 🤮

[@draken3793]

martin garex is dutch like many other famous artists and we have stroopwafels

[@kalamitiek]

@@draken3793 yep

[@georgefekkas5001]

5:50 i watched the video and he actually made it

[@kurasol7908]

1:15 as much as people like dunking on french for this reason, there are other languages that structure their numbers similarly. Russian, Ukrainian and other languages of that family have number words that are spelled like 8x10. The Russian word for 80 is vosem’destyat, which is a combination of the vosem (8) and desyat’ (10). Other numbers also use cores or roots of words, by that I mean central part of the word that rarely changes, which can be weirdly short, in some instances being just 2 letters long.

[@gamerpinecone]

the difference is that 8x10 makes sense, because it's based on the decimal system. 4x20 (quatre-vingts) in french just seems really weird for no apparent reason.

[@vladprus4019]

What is weird with the french here is that they DON'T have x20 system in any other case than 80 and 90 30 has it's own word, it's not 20+10 40 has it's own words, it's not 2x10 50 has it's own word 60 is not 3x20 either 70 ALSO has it's own words Than 80 hits and this new thing with multiplying 20s appears out of nowerhe that lasts untill 99 I have no clue what happended there in terms of etymology. And fun fact: Wallonian (VERY close relative), has 80 and 90 consistent with the rest of the numbers. I bet there is a reason, but it's kinda hard to imagine it.

[@C0lon0]

In portuguese also is like it

[@plumebrise4801]

@@vladprus4019 70 isn't it's own words ,it Soixante-Dix (60+10) . And the reason we use these is pretty simple : Uglyness Septante (70) ,Octante (80) and Nonante (90) are too ugly so the Académie Française (French Academia) which was made in 1635 with the goal of Standardizing and rendering the French language beautiful ,they knew these were really ugly word to say so they chose to create new words for these . That's why in the Belgian ,Swiss and Quebecois version of French ,they still use the old way .

[@JM-se5qt]

Everytime I went to Croatia, people started talking to me in Italian without me having to say a thing