Man Dressed as a Middle-aged Calling Young People "Older Brother/Sister" | Prank

[@dkno5941]

Its so funny the way their friends laugh and tease them for getting called "older". 😂❤

[@ybbolb]

This prank never gets old.

[@pepper2240]

I guess because looking old is a taboo😅

[@cellulairerare]

​@@pepper2240what is a taboc ?

[@Sara-ot6ur]

​@@cellulaireraretabloid

[@cellulairerare]

@@Sara-ot6ur youre the tabloid

[@chikabiche7192]

I need to buy a Tablet 😒

[@EzziiG]

I love these pranks because they are harmless but absolutely hilarious 😂😂

[@mukmin01]

1:13 the most shocking moment LOL

[@frzferdinand72]

I love how in most of these pranks, they play it off gracefully, but here they stop dead in their tracks to make sure they heard that correctly.

[@mango_sweet_right]

哈哈哈哈如果成年人這樣稱呼小朋友，更好奇小朋友的反應😂

[@rolandomota7771]

谢谢阿姨

[@mango_sweet_right]

@@rolandomota7771 不客氣爺爺~！

[@rolandomota7771]

@@mango_sweet_right 🤟

[@cyz977]

好的大姐，下次拍给你

[@achicagosfanperspective4160]

This is the best prank. The reactions are hilarious!

[@nadiatarisaputri]

1:59 bombastis side eyes 🤣☝🏻

[@aimen87]

1:30 the man in black with glasses...Omgggggggggggg 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jamesrodriguez6954]

The Treeman editor defo needs a raise

[@m.a--]

Lol I got called miss by a grown adult not once but lots of times. Someone even thought I was my brothers mom 😂

[@firmanauliainsani4050]

Nahhh not the hanging car key in the belt, that is soo my father's style LMAO

[@rangerjoe126]

lol that outfit suits you uncle chenyang 🤣as always the editing is top notch

[@___ianangel]

I swear to god your channel guys are the best I love you sfm Y'all always make everyone smile without hurting anyone, and even us the viewers we had a lot of fun watching your videos, TreeMan never failed to change my mood, I spend most of my time watching it, I can't wait to come to China to meet those cute people in real life hehe I wish you all the best And my favorite one is ChenYang I'm a big fan of him ksjajjajajjajwjjwjw

[@overseaschinese2445]

Hilariously well-mannered society. So fun! Can't wait to get there soooooooon to bask in the happy atmosphere!!!! Wait for me, 姐姐 & 哥哥！😂

[@Sseraromli]

I love their reaction 😂😂😂

[@Feather-wu8lh]

Hehe love from Nepal 🇳🇵☺️

[@prbin7510]

Chen Yang looking like uncle today 😂😂😂

[@meh.4930]

I love these kind of videos, thanks for the content ❤

[@志瑜杨]

Always love when you do these pranks. 😂

[@joe_kaspersky]

1:12 so cute both appearance and their reactions 🥰

[@Sooya_Luver]

This is so funny 😂 Keep up the good work 👍

[@TreeMan]

And their reactions are so funny 😂

[@mohammadali1633]

Chinese people are so beautiful and humble ❤❤

[@particleonazock2246]

North Chinese*

[@guilhermetm5]

​@@particleonazock2246mongols🤔?

[@travelingbandana]

MAAWAHAHAHAHA 😂 😂😂😂 I love this channel

[@Raffalius]

Doesn't matter if you're a man or a woman, your friends are still most likely going to laugh and make fun of you 😅

[@MissesWitch]

that was so cute

[@augmented23111]

1:22 is in disbelief 😭🤣🤣

[@unaa123]

I love this prank 😂

[@-KeJiWanJia]

第一个大嫚脾气真好😂😂😂😂

[@dedehadiana8823]

Of course, in Indonesia "Older Brother/Sister" is atributed for everyone who look like a midle school or super student person, or the people in 15-20 interval age.

[@princesserika9899]

In the Philippines as well, calling those who are older than us "Older brother/sister" and adults older than us "Aunt/Uncle" or "Sir/Mam" (It's like "Ma'am" but "Mam" for short) 😁

[@kepala_udang]

Tapi kalau yg manggil "kakak" berpenampilan om om tentu sangat aneh. Kita akan merasa sangat tua

[@dedehadiana8823]

@@kepala_udang tidak juga. "Kakak" itu panggilan ramah untuk orang yang tidak kita kenal yang terlihat seperti anak seusia sekolah smp-kuliahan. Kenapa? Karena kata "kakak" itu menunjukan kalau yang dipanggil kakak itu orang dewasa. Bahkan bilah kita memanggil si "kakak" dengan "adik" pun itu masih sopan. Kata kakak bisa juga kita ganti dengan mas/mbak. Sebab mas/mbak itu satu makna dengan kakak. Yakni mengakui dia sebagai orang dewasa.

[@peter4377]

Chenyang!😆

[@cee_el]

🤣 I really thought it was a polite phrase to call someone jie/ge

[@mellym3ow]

If you're around the same age, jiejie and ge is still OK. But he's clearly meant to be way older lol so xiao (little) jiejie/gege is better. We like to be addressed younger if that makes sense lol. Jie and ge is also different to Jiejie and gege, the former sounding older... Its a nuanced language haha. But if you're a foreigner, nobody will blame you.

[@honey97752]

Chenyang you came with a naughty video again 😂😂❤

[@AjaySaini-hi9uh]

You should make an Holi prank also, its an Indian festival of colours called Holi😁it would be really funny if you guys do anything related to Holi ❤from India

[@kyblake8953]

These are my favourite videos from @treeman 😂 always hilarious watching these reactions

[@SweetRoseet]

Best part: 2:14 until 2:31 😂😂😂

[@himee4u37]

The girl at 2:33 didn't seem polite and still had her arms like that.

[@Navir-n286]

مازلت لا افهم لما ينصدمون من كلمه اخ او اخت😂😂؟ I still don't understand what they are shocked by the word of a brother or sister 😂😂

[@clessianemarques6739]

So aguardo a hora de sair o video de vocês pra mim assistir 😍🇧🇷

[@TreeMan]

🌹❤️

[@Shadow-uw3ld]

So, Google translator also changes the flag... Interesting

[@joshizzy7522]

Bombastic side eye 😒😒😂😅

[@Laila-un5ql]

ههههههههههه اتوقع نفس الوضع عندنا لمن يقول رجال يا خالة لوحدة صغيرة 😭

[@theuglykwan]

Interesting, people in Hong Kong might call you that out of respect even if they are same age or you are younger than them. The equivalent in cantonese seems to be calling them aunt or uncle.

[@thoru4367]

Классный пранк

[@asepscasepsc4514]

Kalau di sini biasa dengan panggilan kakak, bahkan kalau kita panggil wanita mudah, dengan sebutan kakak itu, wanita di di sini senang, karena panggilan itu, sebagai hormat/sanjungan kita ke mereka.. kalau di panggil om, Tante,paman,baru tua

[@particleonazock2246]

Most common surname is Ge, some of them Jiangsu immigrants. :D

[@رئيسجمهوريةاليوتيوب-ع5خ]

😂

[@salanismail7663]

In my country if someone you don't know. To say you .thank my older brother. Or older sister. Both are normal. . Because always we say thank you brother. Or thank aunt.

[@lanacherrycoke]

The one thing I get to know from this prank is never call a stranger 姐姐 or 哥哥 in China cause it's not casual bro or sis 😅😂

[@yogurt1888]

Just to clarify, in China, when people call for strangers or friends the Chinese honorific for big/little - sister/brother is casually used for addressing young adults, teens, and children, while anyone in their 30s-50s may be called 叔叔/阿姨 (sir/ma'am). In this case, the older-looking man that would be referred to as 叔叔 (sir) is addressing people who look younger than him as big sister or brother. The people answering his questions would be expecting to have the honorifics of little sister/brother or lady/sir, and as you may guess, people are pretty sensitive about age 😂🤗

[@Mariaduda-on3ik]

Kkk 🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@oyewaleafolabi9637]

Bombastic side eye

[@rcl300018]

I really enjoy these videos, but have to say the editing, graphics can be really distracting and get in the way.

[@TreeMan]

Thank you for your suggestion, we will give feedback to our editing colleagues ❤️ Hope you enjoy it!

[@janjantimalsina1465]

❤️‍🔥

[@shinshanghwa2758]

Bukannya di china g boleh pake yutup ya?

[@stevesalinas185]

Buen video, no seria mas divertido que lo hiciera un niño o un anciano?

[@sharonmoodley3266]

Loved it

[@Nandinandito]

I know the subtitles say 谢谢, but it sounds like they're only saying one 谢. Is that right, or is my hearing failing me?

[@Decray.]

😂😂

[@Owlbyours]

It sounds like fighting words, I’m gonna have to make sure I study the language etiquettes well before trying to speak. What does the watermelon emojis mean?

[@Maxjack-d5w]

Long live Kurdistan ❤

[@sportsonwheelss]

what does watermelon wedges mean?

[@rilti]

There is no Arabic translation😢

[@TreeMan]

Sorry, our Arabic translation is on vacation, we will add Arabic subtitles soon ❤️

[@anresitanggang8281]

Menghibur

[@zlee6556]

晨阳胖了

[@nightgirll]

Hiç türk yok mu ya

[@Prince-wz1ym]

Can someone explain to me why its a big deal in china to be called older sister or older brother

[@mellym3ow]

In Chinese culture there is an emphasis on youth. Unlike western cultures and many others, we actually like being called younger. Like I was born in south Africa and the culture here they have like a casual thing of calling women "aunty" and I just haate it so much 😂 Also, I'm in my late 20s and am unmarried so I still preferred to be referred to as a girl and not a woman haha. The correct thing to have referred to them in this situation is little sister or little brother. I know in western cultures it seems patronizing but for us it's actually respectful. We tend to be born with baby faces and we embrace that haha.

[@mithos789]

@@mellym3ow bruh americans hate being old too. nobody likes being old. or looking it. try calling a young chick ma'am

[@mellym3ow]

@@mithos789 lol I never said anyone liked being old, they do like being mature though. Like try referring to a 27yr old a American woman as a "girl". But I literally like being referred to as a girl and not a woman in my culture as a 27yr old.

[@rolandomota7771]

@@mithos789 yeah but the reactions wont be as intense. I.e. getting flipped off as you walk away. I think if they were to do a similar prank video in the US it wont be as good as these

[@mithos789]

@@rolandomota7771 i suppose. our language isnt respectful enough for this disrespect.

[@陈秦德]

中国人整体很文明温和善良，