Asking Black and White People the Same Questions: House Parties

[@ItsMeBenson]

That Nigerian lady stole my heart 😂 “I don’t think anyone in their right senses would eat a hundred apples”

[@Station9.75]

Apples aren’t food? Come on now aunty.

[@sigmarine]

Not in a row.

[@Sweetdevotion358]

100 is too many. I will eat 5 or 6 before getting bored

[@BlessedIsDa1]

@@Station9.75 its not a meal

[@Station9.75]

@@BlessedIsDa1 - Didn’t say it is.

[@LoganPosthumous]

"In England, anything is possible" such an elegant roast lol

[@Shrilaraune]

OMG. I FULLY DID A SPIT TAKE

[@limbothytimothy]

And yet she still chooses to live here ;) can't be that bad

[@DrT0705]

@Tim H OMG, the white fragility of it all! The woman makes a simple joke, that's not even that harsh, and you immediately go to: "Go back to where you came from!"* *Yes, I'm aware you didn't literally say that, but it's implied from your statement, and the end of the sentence that we all know you were thinking.

[@limbothytimothy]

@@DrT0705 I think you're reading way too much into my comment. Her joke was in good humour, and so was mine. We could all do with a bit of light-hearted banter every now and then 😁

[@DrT0705]

@Tim H it's funny that the light-hearted "banter" of white, British people towards immigrants or people of colour features a lot of "punching down". That's the difference between a good joke based around cultural differences, and a bad joke. Based on that criteria of "punching up vs punching down" (which has been explained by multiple professional comedians in breaking down how they get away with some edgy humour), maybe re-think your joke, and why it triggered me. Respectfully.

[@andrewbyrnes6389]

Getting her to say that apples aren’t food, and then telling the next group that some people think apples aren’t food, devoid of any context, was gold

[@tdb517]

Not sure it was intentionally funny.

[@naya4607]

It’s a snack tho

[@JLRButcher]

Everybody else knew what she meant but not this guy. Looks like some demographics take things very literally

[@naya4607]

@@JLRButcher who is “she” and who is “this guy”

[@JLRButcher]

@@naya4607 'this guy' on this channel accusing 'she' an entire demographic on something that he didn't understand

[@jackgallagher4146]

It takes talent to show separate groups of people disagreeing and talking off each others points without making them the butt of the joke and look stupid. Instead it's just nice hearty laughs at nobody personally. Great job!

[@supersucks]

the editing creates a comedic contrast between the two groups! Props to whoever edited this!

[@damialabii]

you've put into words for me why i love this series and keep rewatching the episodes! i really hope they do more of these

[@Jamio_]

As a brit this really highlighted to me what different groups think when someone says "party". For most, assumedly white young people in the UK, a party/house-party is usually just an excuse to get leathered with your mates and maybe go out to afterwards. Especially when you're an impoverished student you aren't going to be serving up plates of food for 30+ people who just want to get blackout drunk. It's not a proper social gathering like I think a lot of people would otherwise assume. If you were to ask any of these people if they'd serve food at a dinner party/bbq/family gathering/movie night, or ask anyone over the age of about 30 maybe, and they would probably answer very differently. What a funny, interesting topic. Great video - love how positive everyone was.

[@anothersomeone1713]

yeah lol im australian and when he asked that question im thinking of a chat together, drinks w mates party not a literal dinner/celebration party tho. i mean ofc i’d expect actual food and drinks at a dinner/celebration party and not just some junkfood etc.

[@destituteanddecadent9106]

I’m curious how long these last? I’m assuming like two hours out of the evening, in which case I’d have to have a full meal after the party before I get to bed, and at that point it’s like… why not chat AND eat? Do people not get so hungry in the UK?

[@joelambert7128]

@@destituteanddecadent9106 you are supposed to go to a kebab shop afterwards - these will typically be open into the early hours of the morning. Two hours is on the short side for a house party, but alcoholic drinks contain a lot of calories, so if you were to drink at the rate most people do at house parties you probably wouldn't get that hungry.

[@katierasburn9571]

@@destituteanddecadent9106nah cause invariably at some point someone comes down the stairs shouting OI WHO WANTS SOME CHIPS and stumbles off to the nearest chippy and returns with whatever

[@AweSean-wv3xo]

I swear the responses from White Brits low-key shocked me. Culture shock thing ig

[@tanya-xoxo]

"I don't think anyone in their right senses would be eating a hundred apples" LMFAO!

[@lt3880]

"I would gobble up 100 apples like theyre my gfs pussy" "Theres no need for that" Every line is undefeated

[@aspiknf]

Pac-Man says hi

[@victoramogu3708]

the very next second : " I would gobble up a hundred apples" loool

[@iseeundeadpeople9]

Reminds me of that Applejack animation.

[@SweetCarolineBAMBAMBAM]

I mean...yeah! She's completely right. We're talking meals not being stranded on a desert island of only apple trees and starving

[@Jion-c2e]

Ok the warm beer guy needs to be studied

[@DrT0705]

I think he's trying to relieve his youth via his tastebuds...none of us are getting any younger 😭

[@musicaccount3340]

​@T D it's like bad food that you like because you associate it with childhood. Except it's trash beer and he's nostalgic for hangovers

[@DrT0705]

@Music Account 😂 imagine how badly your life has turned out that you get nostalgic for hangovers?! I DO NOT miss the times when I didn't know my own personal limits and would throw up from too much alcohol. I genuinely can't remember the last time...oh, tell a lie, I was dating a dude from Ireland and tried to match him drink for drink, about 5 years ago. Never again! Irish drinkers are built DIFFERENT 🍹🍷🍸🥂🍾🤢🤮

[@scarlettthebrave7379]

😅True That

[@threefreaksonecup6628]

Apparently drinks only taste better when they're cold because the coldness dulls the taste. When you drink it warm that's the real taste

[@benallen895]

"It's not the Americans, it's worse"

[@gogl0l386]

"The Brittish?"

[@haute03]

@@gogl0l386 Truly hilarious.

[@luigi1606]

"the nigerians"

[@airhabairhab]

“The Blacks”!

[@Aaliyah.Grantt]

😂😂😂😂

[@NjokiKiiru]

This is hilarious. I'm from Kenya and recently went to the UK for my dad's graduation. They announced there would be a reception with food after. Imagine our shock when we went and found SANDWICHES 🤣

[@SC-tl3px]

Don't ever fly on British Airways long haul. The tiny amounts of food they serve will leave you starving. 😢

[@spinozatheobvious626]

That's fantastic. I once hosted a group of international volunteers in the Netherlands. After serving them sandwiches on the first day I caught a few of them in the kitchen discussing something. On inquiry it turned out they wanted to prepare lunch. I had to break the news to them that they had just finished their lunch!

[@OJ.17]

@@SC-tl3pxthey’re better now tbf, did a long haul last week and got curry, a hot wrap/fajita type thing and snacks was deceeent

[@SC-tl3px]

@@OJ.17 I just had a 10 hour flight with them and I got an inedible breakfast and then a small dinner. Dinner was ok but where was my lunch, where were my lil snackies!?! No, that's not ok for me. 😢😢😢

[@rayellejohnson9961]

Wow at how ungrateful you must now sound to that family that invited you and set up everything and simply wanted to share a moment with you.

[@foundnoone]

The aggression in the guy, “if there’s no food, prepare something.” 😂

[@bus822]

thank you so much for doing this. i know this isn't a super serious video, but it's struck a weird chord with me. i think this is one of the first times i've seen race in the uk explored in such a casual, (mostly) friendly way? it's really, really refreshing.

[@seriousldn]

Spot on

[@seriousldn]

@@Kannabi420 nice. Comment that on a irish slavery video then.

[@markvelous2552]

history.ucsd.edu/_files/undergraduate/honors-theses/Slaves-To-A-Myth.pdf @@Kannabi420

[@charliekp6534]

​@@Kannabi420 It's not a competition at all, stop trying to belittle other peoples' histories. Also Irish people were not slaves.

[@Kannabi420]

@@charliekp6534 Sounds like you need to do your homework.

[@shakirmaz]

Malaysian here, working in australia. I never go to any work parties anymore because all they do is stand, have some drinks and try to talk over loud music. As a malaysian, a party is when you have good food in a homely environment and really have fun n connect with people.

[@Jack-qv8qc]

We don't have time to eat. We eat before we go out so we don't have to waste time eating later.

[@shakirmaz]

@@Jack-qv8qc poor thing

[@lilili765]

​@@shakirmazyeah that's the way party's are supossed to be. I was raised by a malaysian family and your community and when you have party's there is standard like way to much food wich is delicious by the way. This is how party's are supposed to be and i found it very strange when i went to non malaysian party and there was no food and music up to like a 100.

[@IndigoIndustrial]

@@lilili765 Different cultures have different ways to party.

[@lilili765]

@@IndigoIndustrial that's true

[@boiledelephant]

My wife got invited to a regular social night where like 20 people just sat in a circle drinking tea, eating biscuits, taking turns to speak. All evening. The others there thought it was great, she felt like she was at a support group or something. It was the most English thing I'd ever heard of. Edit - thanks all the big brains pointing out that English parties aren't typically like this, where would we be without you

[@simonjohansson306]

Sounds like heaven

[@stonehengemaca]

I can't relate to that at all.. My parties in England consisted of drugs, booze, sex and people shouting louder and louder over each other, laughing and music played loud until the police turn up. Usually something will get broken.. Maybe a door or table. Definitely a few drinks spilt with possibly one casualty being sick. 🥳🥳Great Britain..

[@katierasburn9571]

Man I’m gonna call this bullshit lmao not even my grandma would be this boring and so called “british” lmao

[@crumarki]

maybe the most ROYAL English thing you’ve heard of, but this is certainly nothing like a real English social night.

[@hex1lexi88]

i experienced something like this at an esperanto congress, where at the end of each day me and a couple other people would just sit around in a candle lit room like you said, drinking tea and eating biscuits and talking in hushed voices. it was really such a nice way to socialize and get to know people without all the stress that normally comes with parties, i’d love to be able to find a group i could do that regularly with in my day to day life

[@uo.2103]

Nigeria Aunty representing all of us in diaspora😂. If it has not gone through the cooking pot its not food, its a snack at best! Love from the US❤🇳🇬

[@Thrivinginthespotlight]

I think she means that to make it hearty and nutritious (as food should be) you need to cook your food. Packaged food is known as unhealthy filler food all over the world. It's "food" technically but it's not "real" food, like home cooked meals.

[@asathyaa]

@bbabbich3467 whiteeeeeee

[@christopherstein2024]

@@asathyaa White people know that food doesn't mean meal. It means food.

[@Thrivinginthespotlight]

@bbabbich3467 I just got a vibe from her like she likes to feed her family well :) I got mama vibes

[@asathyaa]

whiteeeeee@@christopherstein2024

[@giacomoromano8842]

Respect for Nigerians. Just like us italians, they understood that a party IS food! Who needs hula hoops when you can get 2 pies for dessert? Or one of those local sweets and pastries like sicily and cannoli?

[@KD-ou2np]

As an american I long to go to a place like europe where the appreciate FOOD 😢 We do have some very delicious cities but the avg person would barely provide chips and soda for a party.

[@raveninnsbruck9166]

@@KD-ou2npAs an American, you just eat chemical soup all day everyday, knowing nothing about food

[@gmtom19]

You're talking about a dinner party or a garden party or family party, but a /house/ party the point is to get drunk, not eat.

[@11lvr11]

​@@gmtom19exactly

[@cereszin]

@@gmtom19 I mean, why not both?

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

The simple and elegant flow of the “absolutely not” into “yes absolutely” is just icing on the cake to this video

[@freaksaint1998]

please please do more of these!! you both have such great comedic timing. i would love to see you do this in the US as well

[@qwr742]

Yess! I need more of this

[@hunhunhaha]

You asking them for a sui cid e mission😅😅😅

[@ninjireal]

@@hunhunhahahey loserville called they want their loser back

[@topsecret5110]

I bet the US would be pretty toxic, lol

[@RED40HOURS]

​@@ninjirealwhat?

[@bleepbloop404]

I think when they say apples & chips arent food they mean theyre not a meal. A meal you prepare & its to fully satiate your hunger... while an apple... you aint getting full on an apple. Thats like, a snack or a treat

[@lindam156]

Exactly. I’m African and when you eat snacks as a meal, the first thing you’ll be told is “that’s not food” 😂😂

[@OReily08080]

My exact thoughts

[@GabrielPWirth]

thank you sherlock

[@J.Carstens]

unless its a hundred apples

[@emmie599]

everyone knows fam. why this have 300 plus likes

[@unownnnn]

"Were they the two black guys in your school, Charles and Lucas" 😭One of the funniest guys in the UK right now. I'll admit as a fan of dance music, Techno is for crackheads 🤣

[@npche9865]

It's all about bassline 4x4 lol.

[@TruPunx89]

tbh, when I smoked crack I listened to tekno.. with a K. its the only thing that goes fast and hard enough to come close to the mind state I was in.. now 3+ years sober thoooo! :D

[@npche9865]

@@TruPunx89 I can still listen to it sober hahaha.

[@TruPunx89]

yeah @@npche9865 , I also CAN do that, but crackheads don't listen to techno XD XD

[@Johnboysmudge]

This was genuinely pretty eye opening. I mean, I have friends from Nigeria and Ghana & they've been to parties at my place - all I put out were twiglets and hulahoops and stuff, they must have been very disappointed - I'm sending them this video now 😂

[@Amcsae]

Does "hula hoops" mean something different in British English?? All I, a midwestern American, can think of is the toy that you swing around your hips... Someone help me understand!

[@lylukk]

@@Amcsae they're a brand of crisps

[@Quinn_Wise1]

As a black American woman I’ve thrown parties since I was 14 and every single party we cook meals, hot food, meats , main course, and sides. Lol 😂 also we making jungle juice, Hennessy, Incredible Hulk (hypnotic and Hennessy) , modelos, tequila shots, long islands. Also the perception of Americans is absolutely hilarious, especially African Americans 😂😂 like y’all need to come to one of our parties and get lit and fed 😂❤

[@bumblebee4280]

That sounds like a good time. 🎉🎉🎉

[@mindofzena8447]

Yesss!!! Lmao same. Even at kids parties.

[@gabriellemills4630]

That part!

[@mark9294]

Every single party? 😱that sounds like so much effort

[@katherine7146]

I speak for Australians of all colours when I tell you that drinking warm Foster’s is illegal here and ought to be illegal there too

[@DrT0705]

That freak doesn't speak for us...lots of Brits of all persuasions think that's weird too! 😆

[@hedera1332]

Drinking Fosters at all is illegal here lmao 😂🤣

[@darthvedder7664]

dont pretend though you aussies dont be chuggin tinnies all day. With your 50 can packs of emu

[@niqqaplz9648]

@@darthvedder7664 niggas love vbs idk why

[@dubudubudan]

i knew as soon as they mentioned fosters that there would be an australian in the comments hating

[@dschirm]

Dude mixing up Bob Ross with Bob Dylan has me absolutely dead

[@Sara_ennit]

This was honestly too funny 😂💀 such a great idea, the ending got meee with the "I like rap!" 😭

[@Quincycle]

Stop anti white hate

[@jujubesification]

White Dutchy here, fully agree on the food with the Nigerian woman. That's what's wrong with our parties: having to stand, drink, and hardly get fed. Or sit around in a circle and talk only to your neighbour.. it sucks! We need better parties.

[@Juststudiothings]

Food is expensive and people don't see parties that way in the "west". Honestly I get it. There's too many cultures and so expectations aren't reciprocated. You make an effort a few times and then just buy crisps or chips or whatever because no one cares.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

I dont know "west" if italy or spain or poland are the west or the south of the usa .. They have parties and food.. Actuially germans, at least in some places do too. Its a mean english speaking thing that the dutch and some other germanic peoples have. Fuck i remember in russia some business had prostitutes and people playing accordian in the sauba and eating caviar and stuff even hahahaha generous

[@_Shadbolt_]

To be honest, most of Northern Europe is like that. We just don't have a historic food culture in the same way much of the world does. But it's not really racial, you only need to pop down to Paris to see white people getting VERY passionate about food haha.

[@stonehengemaca]

You've been to some cruddy parties mate. Get some party friends. Live a little. 🥳

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

@@stonehengemaca hes been to australians "parties" he could go to people that are not australians.. And then have fun.. Live a little

[@shiriuy9944]

Your longform videos deserve so much more attention. It is insane to me that this doesn‘t have a million views already. I have seen so much content already today that surpasses a million views and still isn‘t half as interesting and entertaining as this video. I hope you blow up even more mate

[@RJ-vj9ws]

This doesn't have many views probably because you wrote this comment about thirty minutes after it was uploaded

[@shiriuy9944]

@@RJ-vj9ws I mean it has now been nearly an hour and it doesn‘t even have 100 likes or 1000 views. In Comparison with his shorts of which many have hundreds of thousands of likes, this sadly doesn‘t even get a full percent point of his shorts‘ views or likes. By the way if you are going to say that his shorts didn‘t have that amount of likes and views after an hour, I am pretty sure they had at the least likes which were in the thousands.

[@finlaychristiecomedy]

ah thanks so much!!

[@shiriuy9944]

@@finlaychristiecomedy No problem, you really deserve it 😄

[@outsidespac3]

you seem to think the view-count updates way more rapidly than it does, definitely isn't anywhere near accurate an hour after uploading@@shiriuy9944

[@keingewissen5778]

I think that in many African countries, eating together and preparing food for someone is a love language, and I find that truly beautiful. You can expect to feel loved when friends invite you, which is why they may be confused when they don't receive food. This confusion could also arise because they usually invest the time to cook for their friends themselves. It's a way of nourishing each other, taking your time, and making your friends feel at home, preventing them from feeling hungry or uncomfortable.

[@sourwitch2340]

Acts of Service is indeed a love language. And where I'm from (Germany), it's also seen as a great sign of love to cook for someone. It's just also not expected. Like, there's many types of parties. In many, you won't have food except for snacks or maybe ordering a pizza. In some, you will go to a restaurant. It's only the very special ones where we explicitly set out to cook for all attendees.

[@mutelarsorhougbe4606]

You are correct🇳🇬

[@kakonthebed]

Eyup 🇿🇦

[@ekaterinastaneva9922]

This woman who said who would cook carbonara for 30 people cleary hasn't been to an Italian party, because damn, I've never seen so much pasta happening in so little time

[@Station9.75]

How do you know when someone’s Italian? They tell you.

[@ekaterinastaneva9922]

@@Station9.75 idk usually you can hear it loud and clear with the accent.

[@5050TM]

Had an Italian step dad. The food kept coming bro 😭

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

Never done carbonara for 30 but I've done lasagne for 30! Also Indian banquet for 40...never again though, bit off more than I could chew on my own! Christmas dinners for 50, involving much tooing and frewing between aunties houses on the same street with the kids sent back and forth to relay the roast spuds and veg between kitchens, plenty of sit downs with menu planned to be able to pre make starters, puds and something easy like casseroles or shepherds pie. I've done pie and mash, roast veg and peas for 26, with each choosing their own pie to order, which made dishing up and delivery to the right person more of a challenge. I've come to the conclusion that its buffets and barbecue from now on for anything more than 8 people and my days of full on sit downs are seriously done.

[@eprahs1]

its not a competition, of course shes is talkin what she knows.

[@5050TM]

"In England, anything is possible." "Apple is not food." This beautiful Auntie cracking me tf up 🤣🤣🤣

[@LilyWong64]

This was very fun (and subs were helpful since I barely know British slang). Love the comedic timing with the edits

[@humblelights9765]

I’m Singaporean Chinese and I’ve never been to a house party that wasn’t also a family gathering. And there’s always catering (the full course including cooked food, cold dishes, desserts and a punch bowl), beers/wines, chips, poker cards, mahjong, and a karaoke system on full blast.

[@patafoinification]

I'm from France and I remember the culture shock when i was a foreign student in the uk, going to parties and realizing I could only bring my own booze and no snacks 😅 In France, even as a student you're expected to bring drinks and/or "apéro" food to share with everyone

[@ratboy555]

Love this. You've done more for mutual ethnic respect and understanding than all the bland mainstream bs out there. Genuine representation and celebration of our differences, is what weirdly connects us ❤

[@cinammondream]

This is like literally the BEAT thing that I have ever seen. It’s so refreshing and so funny and it hit such a good vibe. Thank you!!!

[@nirudangaragoda5286]

That ending was god tier! This whole interview was both insightful and frigging hilarious! Keep up the good work finlay! We love you!❤

[@TheHumanSynthesisProject]

This is great. Love it in ways i cant describe. Glad there are people who can talk about these things in a loving and understanding way. Thank you for making us laugh. the innocence in this project bleeds through with every interaction. Thank you.

[@aric7726]

You're either a "party is food" or "party is drinks" person, or you're in the lucky few where party is food AND drinks

[@theDutton]

Great video, I think it shows a lot about our drinking culture and language around that, for white english millenials, "house party" is basically just extended pre-drinks and you start going to them when you're too young to get served in a club. So who gives a fuck about food, you're drinking room temperature tinnies, smirnoff ice or apple sourz, teenager bullshit. G&T in a can a baby step up from that. All an excuse to invite people from multiple friendship groups around to get blind drunk. If you asked about a family reunion, BBQ or a dinner party obviously you'd get very different answers. Not defending us, its a really good question that exposes how fucked British binge drinking culture was in the 2000s.

[@gmtom19]

Exactly what im saying. The Nigerian lady and the older black guy were describing a family gathering, not a house party. And I dont think people are opposed to food at a house party, but when you're in your 20s and you're a student or just starting working, theres no chance you're buying food for a 40 person house party.

[@shifa444]

we have food for house parties too not just family reunions

[@DawidEstishort]

My first thought was "who cares about food at a party? It's lame and no one eats it anyway", but then I realized I was thinking about "party party" and not thinking of BBQs or family birthdays as a parties. Just a different classification of gatherings.

[@criert135]

@@shifa444You forgot to turn the light on when you took your profile picture

[@thatpeskyrat]

for white gen-z too. the culture is the same, it hasn't changed since the 2000s

[@VenusBijou]

That Nigerian shopkeeper lady is hilarious. Following it with the enthusiastic teenagers is especially funny

[@Benjaminimal]

equal parts entertaining and insightful! i'd definitely watch more of this!! is there a market for comedic, colour-conscious, London nightlife journalism? i say yes!!! Finlay & Mamoun, you're brilliant:-)

[@user-hi4sm3ig5j]

This was brilliant, would love to see more of this kind of thing.

[@wickandde]

You should've asked Asians too (both East and the South varieties - probably would've been the same or similar to Africans too)

[@mrkillman555]

I suppose its symptomatic of creeping Americanisation that despite Asians being the largest minority they are vastly under-represented in media compared to black people

[@kittyythecat]

Latinos as well. Basically, non-white people all have food at parties

[@aspiknf]

I have never drank alcohol in my life, it is just my choice. I have drunk Jamaican Ginger Beer in cans in the past (but they are non-alcoholic) and I have drank 0 percent beer in a can once too. Yes, I do expect there to be food at a party.

[@ArrKayLondon]

South asians expect to get fed at any event and then expect to be able to complain or not shut up about how bad the food was. Food is the main event.

[@aspiknf]

Oh and by the way, my parents are Sri Lankan Tamil and I was born in England in 1993.

[@KayosHybrid]

I love that lady talking about a decent party HAS to have good food and then as soon as she dismisses an apple (which is a snack to pretty much anyone anyway!) You bring that apple discourse to the next interviewees 😂 It's actually a really dynamic and fun way to do street interviews!

[@secretlybees]

As an American in the south with family from Italy, I can ASSURE you our parties have food. It might be pasta and sausage or grilled meat and pasta salads, but you're getting fed

[@OReily08080]

Fr, my American mind was thinking if there's a party, there's going to be food

[@erics1140]

I'm American from the North and there will be some kind of food at a party even if it's just hors d'oeuvres

[@secretlybees]

@@erics1140 Right? And if you're young and broke there's chips and pizza rolls

[@_Shadbolt_]

To be fair, a more accurate title would be "Asking middle-class white Londoners and working class black Londoners the same questions" - you only need to go to rural England a few miles away for food at parties to be an absolute certainty for in white communities too. It's just about micro-cultures really, still very interesting to me as a rural Englander, living in London.

[@ashleysmith9516]

In New Jersey we NEVER had food at parties and I was always SO hungry but in Alaska we always had at least a little bit of food at my native family's parties

[@orypsonyt]

That was the best vox pop I've seen in a while...great job!

[@ExtraCelest1al]

As a Canadian, after they started talking about “tinnies,” I had no idea what was going on or being talked about in the rest of the video.

[@wendyloo1159]

Right and what the heck is Hula Hoops

[@connormullin4547]

@@wendyloo1159 Worse Fritos

[@portugeese_man_o_war]

Fr

[@yeeaahhzz]

@@wendyloo1159 ringalos

[@minervaowl8298]

Same as an American lmfao!

[@SizzleCorndog]

I’ve never understand people who don’t have anything to eat at a house party when you’re drinking, glad my parents at least taught me that if you’re having company over you should have something

[@AkerfeldtTveitan-yi4xm]

Because Western house parties are more about socializing and getting drunk

[@druhseenuh]

this video is calm yet chaotic and i love that for it

[@nataliajaf]

7:55 „YOU FROM DONGZHIMEN!?” 😂 like he knew it so well hahahah ❤😂

[@harrisoncastle09]

Hey, saw you on 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown! I thought you were hilarious! In my mind, the best up and coming comedian. This video was also hilarious. I always love when KZbin videos make me laugh out loud, and yours did just that! Keep it up!

[@WhatsPreciousMakesAnyoneScared]

Which episode was he on ?

[@harrisoncastle09]

@@WhatsPreciousMakesAnyoneScared Ep. 23.1 Series 23. I had to google it. It's a good one, he's on dictionary corner

[@qwr742]

No way! Need to watch that episode

[@sophiaredwood5825]

Woah! I had no clue! I’ll have to watch

[@sh4wz0r]

I mean, apples are objectively, indisputably 'food' they're just not a meal

[@portugeese_man_o_war]

Exactly

[@caramazzola2399]

This comment is straight outta Reddit lmao

[@EmyN]

Lol we know what she meant

[@criert135]

@@EmyNYeah but she’s just using her own personal definition of ‘food’, which isn’t the actual definition.

[@Stuttful]

nothing gets past you bro 👍

[@ohemgeeorgia]

when they’re interviewing the plantation guy and then turned the camera round to another guy, that was a great plot twist

[@MrColdwilliam]

Criminally underrated video. This is the best of youtube here.

[@harleyharris7346]

Everything about this is PERFECT! I lmaoooooooo all the way through! The tone, questions and responses of Finlay are top tier 👌And the blk guy gets it spot on too! As a mixed race woman, this is some of the best, non-disrespectful and humourous content out here 🙌 Well Done! 👏

[@diamondzieman5508]

This is so interesting. Its the same nationality but the culture behind their ethnicities makes such a difference. It goes to show you that there is subcultures upon subcultures even if everyone was born and raised in the same country.

[@bgmt94]

That was hilarious. The slang, the brutal honesty, the comedic timing. It's all gold. Keep it coming!

[@yvonnedollface]

this was brilliant !! get the asians involved next 👏🏾

[@amairhapokala]

Yesss

[@jackblack7573]

The editing is hilarious. I would gobble down a hundred apples

[@robbieboydudeguy]

“There’s no need for that.” Thank you 😭 people are getting too comfortable making strangers put up with gross bullshit

[@JamesLawner]

This was hilarious and kinda insightful. Also, loved the unexpected rendition of Party Rock Anthem 🤣

[@Teeeeeeeeeee5str]

Whoever edited this needs a raise

[@hoidoei941]

I’m half Dutch half Indonesian, but as for most foreign cultures in the Netherlands we make fun of the Dutch in many ways especially when it comes to party and food 😂 Even as a kid I remember Dutch parents would almost always tell you to go home because it’s dinner time where in most cultures you would be invited to actually join dinner LOL

[@norbertsreignofterror9418]

Kring gesprek met kaas en worst represent vergeet het vlaggetje niet

[@kakonthebed]

I’m from South Africa, we do the same lmaoooo we take the piss out of the Dutch a lot. Also, morê, hoe gaan’it

[@kakonthebed]

@@norbertsreignofterror9418die fokkin brood 😕 hulle het lekker pannekoeke. En niks anders nie

[@hoidoei941]

@@norbertsreignofterror9418 Gefeliciteerd met Els, gefeliciteerd met Els, Gefeliciteerd met Els.

[@aronsportel7366]

I'm Dutch and we make fun of our culture in this way 😂

[@hectorleach-clay2271]

Done this on the most apocalyptic looking street in the UK, giving me strong deptford high street vibe

[@Jake_808]

Diversity is our strength

[@Journey_to_who_knows]

This is above average

[@Lgx-ie4if]

@@Jake_808People like you always trying to make things an excuse to be racist

[@rosem6254]

It’s so heartwarming to see the difference in cultures , age group , even personal experiences people have in and outside of the stereotype

[@JayJay-qu4nw]

OHHHH NOOOOO lmfao the guy "ohh...gassed? I'm think I'm too old for this..." and the other guy laughing and stepping away 😂😂😂😂

[@erfho8y]

My guy actually turned serious when he went like "there's no need for that." 🤣🤣🤣

[@owl3650]

"there's no need for that" that scene was embarrassing as hell

[@ISureDont]

Snatchin the mic like that all that entitlement can't help but rear its aggressively weird head.

[@aspiknf]

I think she was a bit drunk and her inhibitions had decreased and she wanted attention so she said that stuff.

[@kw1ksh0t]

Calm down mate lol

[@yeontanseyebrows5588]

@@aspiknfor just mistakenly in the drunken state thought it was funny

[@john.dough.]

nah, that was hilarious

[@kielysmith3233]

I love that you only tell the black people beforehand 😂

[@OscarCooper-Spriggs]

This is one of the funniest KZbin videos I've seen in a while.

[@juri3678]

As a spanish… i‘m never going to a british party, man 😂

[@9xqspx6]

So what kind of food do you usually bring to a party?

[@FuriouzDragon45]

​@@9xqspx6as a Malaysian we usually have meat, chicken, rice and noodles and there will be huge barrels of drinks . There'll also be places for you to sit and dine and enjoy your food while talking to other people

[@kingofracism]

We have this weird tradition where we all take turns on the Spanish girl at British parties. Never come to Britain if you're a Spanish woman trust me 😂😂😂😂😂

[@nojews-xe5oy]

​@@kingofracismfarewell and adue to you spanish ladies

[@tzfsr]

"we only tell the black people before hand" I'M DEAD

[@wholesomebaker5410]

That "no food " is only British people thing, I'm 100% sure all other Europeans including me expect food on a house party💀

[@stillTK]

7:54 “You’re from Dongzhimen??😮” taking the piss😂😂

[@eliorton]

I really appreciate how they asked their own skin color the same questions so you are getting a real authentic anwser from them, loved the attention to detail!

[@larawuthrich5106]

the pause that came after "i am sorry", i felt that

[@riridegeneris2015]

"There's no need for that" got me😂

[@thephysicsgamer123]

"The Americans" "No, it's worse" "Who, the British?"

[@Acelovingchoice]

The subtitles actually helped 🤭

[@jessicapeyton5444]

The "Uhey duh duh duh uh LOSE YOUR MIND" threw me all the way off 🤣🤣😂🤣😭

[@bhujiabandur9560]

This is incredible, we need a series NOW

[@kacyrawks]

This was honestly so interesting to watch and I didn’t know I needed to see it 😂 To me, a party with no food is like a funeral with no deceased

[@joelryan1491]

I like how the questions progress based on previous answers other people are giving. 😆 very well edited.

[@ghezoi]

I'm romanian and nigerian woman is 100% correct. You go to a party and no food? Grill, or at least sanwiches you get a bad rep. Crisps are not food!

[@RaefonB]

I've enjoyed some of your shorts and skits and I really liked this content, would be cool to see more street interviews this. Main thing is to be light-hearted - it's mocking everybody a little bit but not nasty, not too political, no high stakes. ...I'm glad nobody's ever come up to me with a microphone and a camera when I'm walking home wasted, though.

[@mvajuru7620]

“There’s no need for that”😂😂 Mans was appalled

[@omegasignbeats]

Polish or Slavic countries in general usually also have a big buffet of food to eat while drinking at a party.

[@evilmario6061]

'there's no need for that' hahahahaha

[@aspiknf]

You traitor! How dare you join King Bowser Koopa when the Mushroom Kingdom still needs you to protect it!!! Luigi is wondering why his brother became evil!!!

[@Muzikman127]

Mate. More of these!! This was great! I can see these really picking up steam this was hilarious I know this didn't do the numbers you're used to but man this was fantastic, I'm *sure* this will gain traction, keep doing them!!

[@Muzikman127]

Also, maybe crop bits to make shorts to drive traffic to the full thing?

[@La_belleT]

The editing on this is comedy gold 😂😂

[@Usnozulo12]

Most underrated video on youtube, this is quality. Subscribed!

[@therealzahyra]

For reference: these are white british answers, not just white. I am Mediterranean and we do things the same way as all the black people who got interviewed. I live in Ireland and the Irish are the same as the Brits as far as I've noticed. So in this case, these are answers valid for Irish and UK white people imo

[@MyratheDunmer]

Unless it’s a wake (party for dead people) in which case they will aggressively feed you

[@dunno-19]

8:04 got me absolutely cackling, his reaction was hilarious.

[@Martin-ju8zj]

Felt like something from a sitcom 😭

[@enderwiggins8248]

I like how you translated motive, yute, long, etc

[@Chompylol]

"Whatever you want, I'll drink anything" the way he stepped back LOOL

[@neosoulove]

American here. More of these plz and thank you. I had no clue was a tinnie or hula hoop or most of the brands mentioned was but enjoyed every minute

[@jliefn]

YOUVE NEVER TRIED HULA HOOPS?

[@suzettewilliams1758]

I experienced this at my first house party while at university. Getting to the party and finding only crisps and booze. All of us minorities, Caribbean, Indian, Chinese and I think someone Portugal being appalled by the lack of food. Happily the next one I went to was with some Indian students and it was around Diwali, so I knew there would be some great food.

[@musative]

This is the most Dalston thing I've ever seen 😂

[@user-ii6xi4ex5p]

do more of these street interviews bloody hilarious haha

[@Griselabb]

These videoes are all golden.

[@ezekielkoontz5267]

As an American, I'm so glad you put translations to all the slang. I'd love to see some of these questions being repeated to Black and White Americans since the responses would probably be pretty different.

[@jackiedelvalle]

Nahhhhhh. Touchy subject out there. Wouldn't end well! 😂😂😂😂😂