The Truth About the SOUTH...

[@MCRAVENATOR2222]

2:09 England's is 6 weeks mainly because they have a lot of other breaks throughout the year, 2 for Easter and Christmas, and 1 for Halloween(ish), mid February, and around May. Also we break usually mid July to beginning of September.

[@thesuperintendent4290]

I was shocked the US had 8 weeks. Until I heard what summer school is and I'm glad we don't have that here. Also what is going on in Bulgaria?

[@impostorsus5550]

Same for germany, we have like eastern break and pfingsten and autumn so its more like spread over the year

[@wmopp9100]

Bavaria (state of germany) has summer break pretty late in the year because (historically) the children had to help their parents during harvest season. I expect something like that to be the reason for bulgarias long summer break as well.

[@petarmalovic7624]

In Montenegro we have whole January off,3 days at the end of october,breaks for Easter,orthodox Christmas,one day for 1st of May,3 days for Day of Independence and summer break

[@kevinf6492]

Same in Germany

[@captianwinston1850]

1:10 The reason why many of the names are super weird is that in Chinese, there are no proper nouns. In other words, there are no words for names/places in Chinese. Like if your name is Mary, in Chinese we just pick 2 Chinese characters that sound like it (玛丽, which is pronounced "MaLi". So for example, Ireland is called "Aierlan", the 3 characters are 爱尔兰 and if translated directly word for word does mean "Love You Orchid". Also, just to make things more complicated, names can also be derived from other languages. So like Germany is 德国 (pronounced: DeGuo), of which the pronunciation is taken from the German word for Germany: Deutschland.

[@mattmartin7028]

Thanks for the detailed explanation, what a unique way the language works, really makes you think!

[@hyewon_6311]

I'm Asian

[@livedandletdie]

And the US is Meiguo, 美國, beautiful nation...

[@BRUH-lx3jv]

So that's one of the reason why mandarin is so hard to learn. For a non-native speaker that is.

[@queue2]

What about Russia? It's just russia whitout extra meaning?

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

5:10 Well according to the US Census, the South is composed of the following: Arkansas, Oklahoma, Florida, Kentucky, Texas, Tennessee, Mississippi, Maryland, West Virginia, Alabama, Delaware, District of Columbia, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and Louisiana 7:58 Ah yes, a unified Korean Peninsula...sometimes I like to dream and think about what would've happened if the US didn't intervene in the war. As much as they bombed us, my grandpa still managed to rebuild. What a hero

[@ThisLobster]

Kim, why do you know so much of the usa

[@DeKevers]

2:13 In the UK we finish mid-July and start early September. But we also get more extra week breaks every few months which means we do 10 more days a year than the US instead of 28 days.

[@aidan9411]

10:08 the car battery life is not because of the amount you drive, but high heat and humidity ruin batteries, the north Central U.S is colder and has a lot less humidity than any other place, thus batteries last the longest.

[@francoise4678]

Another "strange" fact linked with French Guiana : some years ago, Brazil and France built a bridge on the Oyapoque river, that separates Brazil from French Guiana, so if you want to surprise people, you can ask them : do you know there is a bridge between Brazil and France ? ( or between Brazil and the European Union, maybe that sounds even more impressive ) 🤣🤣🤣🤣 and "technically", it is true ha ha

[@hyewon_6311]

I'm Asian

[@omargerardolopez3294]

@@hyewon_6311 Who asked? And I mean it, really, who asked for any information of that kind?

[@f1shyspace]

@@hyewon_6311 ok Ok

[@victuvaporub]

@@omargerardolopez3294 I did

[@victuvaporub]

@@hyewon_6311 Thank you for responding. As the other guy doesn't know how to mind his business

[@plumebrisee6206]

7:10 the Multiverse is a theory ,and there are above-theory ,like Metaverse which is comprised of multiple Multiverse ,Xenoverse ,comprised of multiple Metaverse and Omniverse ,comprised of multiple Xenoverse .

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

Drew: No-No Germany Literal translation of Chinese names map: Moral-Land Me: *The duality of man* Meanwhile the Netherlands and Ireland's at 1:12 like: "Love your orchid!" "Aw, thanks!"

[@arigatogusaimasu6257]

I truly love watching Drew Durnil!!!

[@hyewon_6311]

I'm Australian

[@BRUH-lx3jv]

@@hyewon_6311 You just said you're asian in @CaptianWinston's comment, what...

[@nobitches6880]

@@hyewon_6311 I am sorry for your loss

[@lordr1c325]

Oklahoma isn't really considered part of "The South" by most because it was and still is mostly Native American reservations. That's where the US government sent most of the Native Americans living on the East Coast to live during the Trail of Tears. Oklahoma also wasn't apart of the Confederacy because it wasnt a full state at the time of the Civil War. As for Pennsylvania, it's sometimes considered part of the South, East Coast (NE), and Midwest because of how big it is. Places like Philadelphia are similar to the East Coast because of how close it is to NYC and DC (only about a 2 HR drive from either). Meanwhile Pittsburgh is basically the Midwest because of how close it is to Ohio and West Virginia

[@roshanirai4767]

Nerd lol

[@redtro_1]

@@roshanirai4767 And?

[@multilangcoder8723]

@@roshanirai4767 Nobody cares

[@Numbergamer2024]

Extended. Size thing. From continent to country it’s religious group or language group. And country to state/province it’s county. City -> Neighborhood -> Block -> house/family -> room -> bed -> person

[@redtro_1]

it is lmao, its part of "South Central" Specifically

[@noblicon]

Epic video, always posts at 12 AM (in my timezone atleast)

[@vlebz_lock]

Filipino?

[@DanielPlaysThis]

5pm for me

[@neuzie]

Same

[@fgssfdss]

@@DanielPlaysThis same, you British?

[@Lightningpro-qs7ps]

2 am for me 🇦🇺

[@leahyt]

2:13 I'm Dutch and we get six weeks, but our summer holidays start mid-end July, not halfway June. We have the full month of August off, and start in early September.

[@enthoz4266]

2:03 there are different holiday lengths with other holidays so It would probably be more accurate to count total number of holiday weeks. Also in the UK ( I'm not sure about other countries) schools have half terms (one week holidays between other larger holidays). The holidays also start 1 month later and always starts on the 1st of September

[@TheRockkickass]

But you have a 6 week summer…..

[@michealbrennan8107]

1:12 Ireland:love your orchid 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@UltraBlazer50]

As a St. Louisian, I can tell you that St Louis is definitely midwestern, along with the majority of the state. You could argue that it gets more southern around the bootheel, but it's not the same kind of southern that you'd find in other southern places.

[@BrodyP74]

i read that as south louisianian

[@sheldoniusRex]

The Ozarks are basically Arkansas.

[@Numbergamer2024]

Literally No One: California is the south. They are bordering mexico……

[@Numbergamer2024]

Also literally no one: New Mexico and Texas are in the Midwest

[@belabrowning4503]

I’d say south of Colombia is the “South” because north of there is very different. Northern Missouri does not feel like the south at all

[@wiktor8785]

2:11 your bit wrong we in the UK fines school in july and we start in September but if your in year 11 you fines bit early in june and start collage in September

[@jessedebruijn8310]

In holland summer vacation is only 6 weeks ,but we have more short vacations

[@corbindonoho1536]

Ac in the South is I think what’s running it down if you leave you car for a movie or something it’s a sauna when you come back

[@dogeman2031]

Bro I look forward to these videos every day for me these videos come out from 10 to 12

[@createmations7892]

Time Traveler: *sneezes* The timeline: Malawi 3: Asia’s most wanted

[@raymaa1223]

1:45 Honestly, I thought I knew a lot of geography facts but I am FLABBERGASTED by Madagascar being way bigger than Sweden ! (Those misleading maps projections…)

[@hyewon_6311]

I'm Australian

[@HugeSibaka]

@@hyewon_6311 my condolences

[@dolphindiverbct8297]

@@hyewon_6311 I'm sorry to hear that

[@itsytyt5192]

ag

[@oracle372]

Actually if you pay close attention most map projections do show them at around the same size.

[@neuzie]

Day 55 of saying Drew should do a collab with JackSucksAtGeography

[@pvzgamerlegisniana6492]

Yes

[@ThenameisGod]

Day IDC SHUT UP

[@outrageousbananaking6302]

Yes

[@IContGame]

yes

[@ap1jpanimations920]

He did it 🎉

[@schanulsiboi0837]

2:09 german summer holidays are always the end of july, all of august and a bit of September, and we also have a lot of other gplidays, like 1 week fall holidays, 2 weeks winter/christmas holidays, 1 week carnival/spring holidays, 2 weeks easter holidays, 2 week Pentecost holidays and a bunch of free days like the day of german unity (at least that's how it is in bavaria)

[@janisr.3836]

No, it depends on the state when the holidays are

[@schanulsiboi0837]

@@janisr.3836 at the end i said that that's how it works in bavaria

[@plumebrisee6206]

9:40 In the US ,there are more Dog Owner ,but they have more Cat Owned (89.7 Million dog vs 94.2 Million cat)

[@OmegaSleepy]

In Bulgaria different lenght of the summer vacation is for different classes: 1-3 16, 4-6 14, 7-11 12

[@xshme]

2:10 in the Netherlands we basically have basically all of july and all of august off.

[@Shadow_KnightDPM]

2:00 well, some countries have a shorter summer break but more other vacations, while the ones with a long summer break probably only have that break, so the totals of countries are probably more equivalent

[@joelfrom08]

In Germany (or at least Berlin, I don't know about other states) we have summer break from early july to mid august

[@Asen-jt5qp]

Whith all vacations in Bulgaria there are almost 5 months whithout school.

[@Somebodyintheworld44]

How to Pronounce some European Country Names in Cantonese (BTW I’ve just Started learning European Country names in Cantonese,They are Probably not going to be Accurate) 葡萄牙=PoTouNgaa (Portugal) 西班牙=SaiBpanNgaa (Spain) 法國=FaatGwot (France) 德國=DutGwot (Germany) 波蘭=BoLaan (Poland) 荷蘭=HoLaan (Netherlands)

[@Z_09G]

Much love, from N.C ❤

[@Acosso]

Gday from Australia. It’s 2 in the morning

[@kingronaldo6154]

it wouldve been 1 but ok

[@florm9944]

2:09 Summer holidays in England usually last from mid-to-late July to early September.

[@sisiamigomio]

in bulgaria we actually have a lot of breaks even in the student year. may for example we basicly go to school for a week in total same for april

[@plutothepanda2252]

As someone who has lived my entire life in Glasgow, I find it funny that you pronounce it glass-cow.

[@ThePatrioticScotsman]

ikr lmao

[@Iceglorp]

Drew back with another awesome video

[@김주원-s5v]

2:00 as an korean we didn't had summer break. Although it was technically summer break for 4 week but all my friends are doing prerequisite learning and I was studying highschool math during middle school second grade summer break. So technically it was break but no one had a break

[@thatiwantchicjen8912]

In the UK, it is usual to break up around the end of july, then all of august, and then back to school in like early september

[@MasterOfCresties]

in Britain, our 6 weeks are from July 12 to September 1st-5th

[@JediSimpson]

02:06 - In England, we have a 6 week Summer break from late July to early September. But we also have 7 more weeks spread out during the rest of the year, 1 in late October, 2 for Christmas/New Year’s, 1 in late February, 2 for Easter, and 1 in late May.

[@tbhidk1257]

In Bulgaria the first few grades (1-4th) get the 3 months of June July August and half of September but every 3 grades or so you loose half a month or two weeks to the point where for students like me who have practice work and loose two extra weeks the summer break ends up being from around 16nth of July to 15nth of September or about 8 weeks

[@studyboi2980]

better than my country that barely gives 4 weeks

[@remington2216]

I always enjoy Drew's more educational review..

[@Giga-cat-c6b]

We also get 6 week summer break down here in Australia. I hate having to back to school on February 1st.

[@steffplaysmapping1104]

2:35 For Norway, not that long summer break, but there is breaks for harvesting in autumn, and religious and national holidays mostly in winter and spring.

[@MossClaw]

3:39 I can make corn rhyme with banana, cornana

[@ItsjustTNT123]

Seeing England having a 6 week summer break is weird I'm from south Africa and our break is 3 weeks

[@jayphilpot2909]

in Australia, our summer goes over christmas time and so it's a pretty convenient time to have a holiday. our school is split into 4 terms with 2 week breaks between them and a 6 week break between years for a total of 12 weeks of break time and 40 weeks of school time

[@Only_Nub]

The region of Switzerland I live in has got 5 weeks of Summer Break, but it evens out over the year. We also have 2 Weeks in Spring, 3 in Winter and 2 in Autumn (might be slightly mixed up, I am not in school anymore). There are also "Brückentage", which are free Days we have between Festive Days (Christmans Eve or whatever) and the Weekend. So if Christmans Eve is on a thursday, you get Friday of.

[@fascistfig6613]

Drew your videos are like a massage, they're calming and relaxing and by the end, I feel a combination of arousal and shame

[@tonyjim8053]

The summer breaks in the UK are based of farming and when farmers need there children on the farm

[@IceBirdCajz]

Henlo drew! U r one of my favorite KZbinrs! Keep up Le good work!

[@reubensimmons1970]

2:40 In the UK, we get 6 weeks of summer holiday but we get 2 weeks and Christmas and Easter and 3 other weeks of holiday throughout the year. Overall, we get 13 weeks of holiday per year.

[@Dark.Pri77]

2:36 in india you get from 0-16 for jobs and 25-50 for school

[@resyrum5301]

As a Kansan I will say to most of us, we are the most western part of the Midwest. As a culture I'd say it goes from Ohio to the western end of the Dakotas and Nebraska, and skips Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky Also if Kansas isn't in the Midwest, where are we?

[@katofffel4387]

In germany the summer holidays are 6 weeks, but when these 6 weeks are is different in each state. In some states (example Rhineland-Palatinate there are 2 weeks easter holidays, 2 weeks autumn holidays, 1 week christmas holidays, and depending on when easter holidays are either 1 week christmas or 1 week pfingst holidays.

[@plumebrisee6206]

3:24 No ,200% = x3 ,so 233.5% = x3.335 100% = x2 Example (Real ,not invented) ,In France ,right when the Euro was adopted ,the price of baguette did a +1900% (So x20) ,the price of a kg of Potato did a +4000% (So x41) ,overall ,just with the adoption of the Euro ,France got an inflation of +30% ,a years later ,it had gone up another +20% ,so in just one years after the adoption of the euro ,the overall inflation was 56% (1 + 30/100) × (1 + 20/100) = 1.3 × 1.2 = 1.56

[@yrv9228]

2:28 I didn't realize how much our vacation is until now. Wow.

[@The-Devils-Advocate]

9:49 it’s mostly based on temperature

[@spzx4052]

In Britain, we spend all of June in school. The school year ends at around 20-23th July and we start again at the start of September.

[@jordanpeterson2001]

In the UK school starts again on the first Monday of September, schools tend to finish in July

[@ggpro7979]

love your videos drew! :D

[@theF_Zone]

2:04 it's even worse then that... It's often July and half of August... So not even really summer!!!

[@Justaguyuguys]

Odd you don't see tabacco and alcohol on that inflation price chart. Both of which have maintained their pre pandemic prices, in my area atleast. Delta 8 weed has gotten considerably cheaper throughout this. I wonder if it's the same everywhere. Odd that all our necessities are going up, but the things that sedate us are staying the same or going down.

[@msmaria5039]

Liquor store is considered essential.

[@colin_cpr]

2:03 in Germany we have spring and fall breaks for like 2 weeks each intead of a very long summer break

[@michelleken.]

Three countries hosting the FIFA World Cup is just really to much. Especially with these 3 massive countries. They're just way too big to host a world cup together, but you know, FIFA doesn't care about efficiency or the players themselves, who will now have to travel a massive continent every time they need to play a game (which will probably have some effects ons the games because they will probably be more (quickly) tired from all the flying and jet lags. All they care about is making money, hence also the fact that this time 48 countries will participate... I can understand that 1 or max 2 "smaller" countries host the world cup together, but not three (maaaaybe 3 if you're talking about the Benelux or so, and even then don't forget those host countries are automatically qualified, which makes 3 actually always too much) , especially not these 3, which are each big enough to host a world cup individually.

[@billybibby]

Just a reminder that it’s an expanded World Cup for 2026. More teams and more group games so from what I can tell, they’ll need more cities to host those games but once the knockouts start, I believe it’s all in the USA.

[@pokemine2528]

The pain of His Glasgow pronunciation

[@livedandletdie]

He is deserving of a Glasgow Kiss for that pronunciation.

[@modmaker7617]

Glasgow British English: "glass-go" American English: "glass-gaw"

[@geraltofrivia4439]

Deep South: Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and maybe South Carolina. The “South” however is much broader and really is up to interpretation but I’ve always thought is been clear what the deep south is. Also the fact that anyone would consider Arizona, New Mexico, or Colorado as part of the south is actually insane to me lol

[@MikeLikesBikes095]

Well…in Florida the more north you go, the more “southern” it gets

[@Frxzt]

Florida is not deep south

[@LInkinPark4life]

Utah is the south, arizona and new mexico is not

[@ATF-]

@@FrxztFlorida is definitely Deep South

[@BazzA13]

Here down under its 2 weeks during autumn, 2 weeks for winter and 6 weeks for summer

[@justthadaniel4412]

In the netherlands in primary school your total vacation time amounts to about 12 weeks in higher education its only 10 weeks on total or less

[@flv_19]

0:03 not another world cup host in America, I need to wake up at 3AM-5AM to watch a match and i think i speak for the all continent of Europe.

[@Miniae_Cecilia]

Brit here, 6 weeks holiday start end of July and end in September. We have loads of bank holidays and half term holidays

[@zaineoakley5555]

2:10 no it half of july and all of august + we get an extra 3 weeks for Christmas and easter + 1 week off 3 times so 15 weeks total thougout the year

[@Kylora2112]

It's nice that New England is specifically defined: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and the parts of Connecticut that don't root for New York sports teams.

[@shaunonlyplaysyt9879]

8:28 *Drinks tea pleasantly while preparing the bagpipes and bayonets*

[@humanbeingdood]

2:15 how long the summer break is, is usually decided by the weather of each place. Like in my country of Indonesia since summer doesn't exist the break between school years is only 4 weeks.

[@devam8193]

drew its half of July and all of August and we have 1 week breaks every 6 weeks followed by 2 week breaks next 6 weeks etc until summer holidays so we would have 6 weeks of school then 1 week off 6 weeks of school 2 weeks off 6 weeks of school 1 week off 6 weeks of school 2 weeks off 6 weeks of school 1 week off 6 weeks of school 6 weeks off

[@actually_zer]

2:36 im from switzerland and i never had more than 5 weeks, tbh i didnt even wanna know student in other places get such a long summer break 😭

[@ForRealTheBoi]

Petition of Drew to Make new Discord- Me asking day 1

[@Ah._._]

We (in the uk) tend to have varied between 6-7 week summers but we have long breaks during Christmas, Easter, Halloween, and a random one in may(?)

[@Uwhm]

i keep forgetting how close seoul is to the north kroean border. cause part of me think itd make more sense to keep the biggest city and capital far from north kroea but i guess its a show that they want a united korea aswell?

[@Djones314]

6:30 We don't know the bottom 4 layers of the diagram. We don't even know how many layers there are below Quarks. The (?) just signifies that there could be more. Its only a few thousands years since the diagram span from Continent to Organ, instead of Multiverse to Strings.

[@rutikpatil7771]

Imagine american commentry saying "welcome to group A match between X & Y of FYFA SOCCER World Cup" at start of game 💀

[@nadimrahman8842]

Königsrock

[@hyewon_6311]

I'm Asian

[@modmaker7617]

American English: "Welcome to group A match between X and Y of the FIFA Soccer World Cup" British English: "Welcome to group A match between X and Y of the FIFA Football World Cup" Polish (formal): "Witajcie w grupie A meczu pomiędzy X i Y w Mistrzostwa Świata w piłce nożnej FIFy." Polish (slang): "Witajcie w grupie A meczu pomiędzy X i Y w Mundialu Futbolu."

[@chalicotheremapping8921]

2:03 The Scottish and Northern Ireland part is completed wrong in Scotland we get 6 or 7 seven weeks of holidays the only way this could be right is if they added the two weeks we get off at the end of October

[@RJTpi]

7:44 we've known what's inside atoms for around 100 years at this point (electrons and hadrons), and we've had at very least theories about quarks for over 50 years (since 1964, that's when the first theories on quarks were made).

[@RyanWRoehlAKZoomberBoomer]

I live in Alaska and it’s my birth state

[@francesco5201]

2:21 actually, 14 weeks of summer break iin Italy are mainly for teachers.

[@MisterEdude]

Another drew video!!!

[@matthewluck9077]

Italy has school six days a week though so the long summer break is well deserved.

[@IDKatThisPoint-n9g]

2:41 as a ukrainian, that is not true, we have 13 week summer breaks, 2-3 week winter breaks and 1-2 week spring and autumn breaks. So every month's breaks are somewhat long.

[@Noone-yz4px]

The World Cup has been planned like that for years

[@tyranitarmemer6284]

2:10 I start in early august (USA). Usually the 1st or 2nd week. Early August to Late May

[@fatchicken216]

Coming from England here we end school at about July 20th and come back at about September 7th

[@dylancrichton2227]

Considering The Confederacy no longer exists I should have thought the Southern states should be only considered from a geographical standpoint and from that view it makes no sense Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, West Virginia and Virginia are considered the South. Particularly Pennsylvania, almost in its entirety it is further North than the Geographical Centre of the US.

[@gogochicken5734]

8:28 made me laugh when drew said glas-gow it is said glasgo but it somehow has a w in it

[@republicofgamers9842]

In the UK, for secondary or high schools, we only get 6, starting around July 20, ending very early September, but in elementary or primary school, we get 7 weeks, an extra one in July.

[@Daviiid83yt]

Awesome vid

[@kaw57_]

my brother in christ you haven't watched it

[@DinoRicky]

Your first congratulations 🎈🎊🍾🎉

[@Daviiid83yt]

@@kaw57_ i had the opportunity to be first, and i didn't want to say "first"

[@abifruitcake]

2:11 no we stop at mid July then have no school for all of aufust

[@sportskid0809]

2:14 bruh that is true where I live. But we get out of school in late May

[@Yora21]

School breaks in Germany are 6 in summer, 2 in spring, 2 in winter, 2 in fall.

[@benhuang9562]

In Chinese Germany is actually get land or get nation