Americans React to Geography Now! Italy

We Americans react to geography now italy! We watch the fun italy geography video and do our geography now italy reaction! If you enjoy the italy reaction video make sure to leave more suggestions for other geography reaction and country reaction videos you want to see in the comments!
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[@Trifategeo]

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[@lolapanola282]

AGAIN with this idiotic stuff at the beginning? From Americans...WHO else. And the worst thing is that they claim they visited Italy and still with this clown stuff. Haven't you still understood that this trite litany is currently vaguely edible just for idiots? Italians should start to portray Americans gangsta style, do the same accent and always make the gestures of the rap videos

[@Bradamante68]

Guys, the gesture of the pursed fingers hand has a precise meaning: it is a sort of question mark to underline questions, not always in an aggressive way. It means “what?” “what do you mean?” “why?” and it is never used randomly like you do at the beginning of the video.

[@salvolondon]

Exactly and it’s annoying to see them doing it with that stupid made up accent and saying pizza , pasta .

[@Bradamante68]

@@salvolondon on the other hand, Italians do it as a joke when they imitate foreigners who imitate Italians. We have a twisted sense of humor, ahahah. Check @Lionfield .

[@lolapanola282]

Who the f** do hand gestures?? Just in the American movies

[@Bradamante68]

@@lolapanola282 in Italy we do this gesture, but has a meaning, of course. Sono italiana, ovviamente, so don’t school me about our gestures.

[@lolapanola282]

@@Bradamante68 You cannot school anyone be quiet

[@akashvarmarudraraju8714]

Italy is one of the beautiful countries in the world

[@Sofy1655]

Thanks, I'm Italian and I'm very happy that everyone think this

[@venus2774]

no

[@Sofy1655]

Yeees

[@Nope-vg9zh]

Grazie

[@venus2774]

@«gRg3…-»! i hate it.. the only nice places are like lago di garda, positano and amalfi idk

[@mattyj39_]

As an Italian I think I can give an explanation about what "Terrone" means. It probably was created in the second half of 20th century, while North Italy was developing an high level of industrialization and getting richer and wealthyer, instead at the south people were still being in most part farmers due to italian politics which helped north way more than the south creating this economical gap, so the northeners started to call the southeners Terroni, where Terr- comes from Terra which means dirt, referring to them as still poor farmer.

[@claudiofoiadelli8721]

esatto "lavoratore della terra"

[@danieled.4582]

You are kind, but for me it is annoying to see how, as soon as the Italians are mentioned, people start gesturing at random. Our gestures have a precise meaning and the best known one, which you do too, often has an aggressive meaning (example: what the fuck do you want?). Were Italians really like that in Bergamo or Bologna? If you come back to visit us, try to see beyond stereotypes and taste more than just pasta, there is much more. However, I hug you! You are always welcome in Italy! 😉 Excuse my english, i used google translate.

[@felicepompa938]

Oddio ma è praticamente corretto, Google traduttore ha fatto dei passi da gigante ahahah

[@Gianluigicaserta]

da italiano ti rispondo nella nostra lingua concordo con te purtroppo, quelle poche cose che conoscono sull' italia sono quelle tramandate dagli immigrati 150 anni fa (0 lingua italiana) si considerano italiani già da questo è un grave errore e capisci l'assurdità di chi si dichiara appartenere ad un paese straniero solamente per avere un antenato oltre al fatto che fanno solo disinformazione sul nostro paese e cultura che loro non conoscono come credono! NOI SIAMO ITALIANI LORO AMERICANI SOLO CON COGNOME ITALIANO E' SEMPLICE. E TI DO RAGIONE SULLA GESTICOLAZIONE MAMMA MIA CHE ESAGERAZIONE E COME PRONUNCIANO QUELLE POCHE PAROLE CHE SANNO IN UN MISTO SICILIANO INGLESE BHA

[@ucheejeagwu1962]

I don't get where people get that italian accent when they speak because we don't enunciate words that hard 😭

[@Trifategeo]

I think we kind of mix the stereotypical New York Italian accent with an actual Italian accent lol, we're just messing around though! Where we are from in the US, people always make fun and overexaggerate our accent too

[@goro_majima98]

@Paulo Dacosta c'mon chill

[@alicemarani7548]

@@Trifategeo not funny at all

[@claudioferrara4455]

You’ve been here four times and you haven’t still learnt we don’t speak like that? (And most of all, we don’t gesticulate all the time) LOL

[@antoninorusso9685]

Io lo faccio in realtà

[@roberto2005]

@@antoninorusso9685 parli come super mario?

[@antoninorusso9685]

@@roberto2005 no, gesticolo tutto il tempo peró

[@chiaradelbeato7231]

Polenta is full of proteins and carbos, it wasnt made to be tasty, it was made to fill stomaches. Its called the meal of the poor, but as time got on and on italians started to add things on it, like sausages, tomato sause ecc. It doesnt matter if your guys find it "gross" all that matters is that when you finished that meal you were full. At least this is what the "contadini" thought and needed. Hope it reaches out for you too XD.

[@mariagranatello2721]

I’m Italian I’m happy you got to learn more about my country, there’s just to much to see 💕💕

[@Trifategeo]

We'll probably be back this year!

[@xcapox0358]

As a man from bergamo i don't accept the insult to polenta lol

[@tonisargent4695]

i;m italian we are loving people we love our food culture

[@damianolanzoni9583]

The road of 52 tunnels is a military mule road built during World War I on the Pasubio mountain. During the war Italians were fighting Austrian on the Alps and that road was used to carry supllies to italian positions and it was built that way to stay out of austrian's artillery range. Now it's a popular hicking spot.

[@riccardopierozzi]

as an italian i died when you said boloG-Na. It's bolaGNa, the gn it's not pronounced separeted

[@maxdelpo5578]

Yes, there is literally too much too see. It's a mix of everything. It leaves you speechless

[@fabiobergonzini3480]

Also. From Courmayeur to Trieste, from Brennero to Siciliy, there's no Italian village or city without gelato. It's just SO SO random he listed it under 'Central Italy' 🙈

[@maxmax5103]

In Italy we don t speak so, this is a stereotype of american tv show

[@luanafarina3626]

Go in province of Belluno, in Veneto region, they do the BEST polenta EVER. I'm from there, I know. 😁👍 Usually polenta goes with meat, or cheese or salami, or boiled potatoes and melted butter and grana padano/parmigiano cheese. 😁

[@likecreativestudio5818]

dire rincoglioniti è farvi un complimento

[@robertomazzantini333]

Il signor Barbato, racconta l'Italia come fosse abitata da tribù chiassose e sottosviluppate, che comunicano con gesti primitivi . Signori qui è nata la civiltà come la conosciamo ora !! vogliamo parlare dell'origine dei dialetti, il 98% sono di origine latina quindi di facile comprensione, oltre ad una lingua convenzionale italiana parlata da tutti.

[@stefaniasassi433]

"Inglesi,gente che andava nuda a caccia di marmotte quando noi già s'accoltellava un Giulio Cesare"(cit.)

[@Gianluigicaserta]

ma tu stai pure ad ascoltare sto tizio ispano-americano con cognome italiano che si crede italiano perche magari il nonno del nonno emigro in america nel 1850? dai ragazzi per me questi stereotipi ci fanno solo una cattiva pubblicità e antica del nostro paese.

[@qdaniele97]

L'unico pensiero che mi viene in mente a leggere questo commento è, detto con tutto il garbo possibile è "Ma che caz*o dici?" 30 minuti a spiegare come l'Italia ha una storia ricchissima, centinaia di sito storici e naturali incredibili, come è stata la culla dell'antica roma, come moltissime figure storiche importantissime da Leonardo a Galileo siano di origine italiana, come a suo stesso dire è come se gli italiani avessero un innato senso di "classe" nel vestire e comportarsi, ecc. Se non sai una parola d'inglese e non hai capito un tubo del video (o non l'hai manco guardato) sentiti pure libero di non perdere tempo a lasciare commenti del genere. Non ne sentiremo la mancanza

[@Gianluigicaserta]

@@qdaniele97 Daniele allora l' inglese lo conosco , ho parenti della mia famiglia che vivono nei dintorni di boston, emigrati negli anni 20, quindi conosco perfettamente in prima persona questa situazione degli americani con origini nostrane. Alla fine lui parla della storia dell Italia si anche di tutte le cose belle che dici,ma non hai colto che allo stesso tempo ci prende pure in giro parlando gia in quel modo e gesticolando all infinito e gridando , la nostra immagine è stereotipizzata non sai quanto, mafia gabagool muzzarell se poi a te fa piacere che degli stranieri( si loro pure se hanno un cognome italiano e lontane origini sono americani lo stesso ) ti prendano in giro e sintetizzino così la nostra storia significa che vuoi davvero poco bene all Italia tutto qua . 👍

[@bridiro]

Well as an italian living near the road of 52 tunnels, I didn't even knew that this road was an unesco heritage. And even the piramids that I visited like 20 times, and in my beatiful region, Trentino Alto-Adige

[@akashvarmarudraraju8714]

Loved your reaction guys 💕

[@Nick06___]

6:57 I live at 15 minutes from that place. In Italian is called "La Strada delle 52 gallerie" and it is in the province of Vicenza

[@goro_majima98]

I absolutely love the Milano's photo, I have no idea you could see the mountains so clearly, I love it!

[@IlBeneEilMale]

Quante cazzate e stereotipi, noi non siamo così!😂 Voi gli Italiani non li conoscete!!! 10:55 la polenta si può mangiare con tutto quello che si vuole, basta usare la fantasia!

[@tocaworld8032]

as an Italian I tell you it's not all beautiful, I live in Naples and Naples is total decay, the streets are dirty, the mafia is everywhere, my cousin was killed by the mafia, most of my friends have had to deal with the mafia, or them or their parents, I don't want to be mean to my city but we are used to hearing these things and sometimes I think about it and it doesn't seem normal to me, obviously every place has its positives and negatives

[@DavideGiovanni]

if in Corsica it continues to go as it is going these days, soon, the "balls that we will kick will be 3" ... and we will enjoy.

[@gattiandrea4694]

North Italy, Regional Trentino alto Adige South Tirol etnic, culture, popolazion German. German/France alpins etnic north Italy ! Italy center, South Italy caucasic, neo Latin, mediterran ciao 🙂

[@matteolocatelli6856]

I am Italian and I want to specify that I am using google translate, (I am 13 years old I do not know English well) now I will tell you something like that the best polenta is the one with mixed gorgonzola is a lot of stuff. I am from the north the terroni are called those of the south because in the past in the south they worked mainly the eart (in italian terra) so southerners would mean those who work the land. nothing then I would have meant other things but they are of little importance and the comment is becoming very long.

[@officialmusicfrancescogang2114]

Im in Calabria ❤️❤️🇮🇹🔝

[@nicolassantin94]

Anyway, it is not true that we all gesticulate

[@vraj9211]

come diavolo hai detto male della polenta. questo è il mio cibo preferito 

[@wolves8802]

My favourite channel just reacted to Geography Now of Italy😍🇮🇹

[@dangi79]

If Scipione Barbatus wasn't able to defeat Hannibal, probably the world we know and ourselves would be different. I don't know if better or not.

[@annapiacarnevale2030]

Nicolas Cage, è nipote del regista Francis Ford Coppola (il padrino film) anche lui di origine italiana. Anche Bradley Cooper è di origine italiana, da parte di madre. Ha raccontato che sua nonna, gli ha insegnato la cucina italiana che lui gusta molto. Comunque ce ne sono ancora tanti che pur avendo il cognome americano, sono di origine italiana. Anche Madonna lo è, infatti, il suo cognome è Ciccone.

[@danieledinicola9952]

Take it easy guys, they’re just messing around, i loved the reaction, Forza Italia🇮🇹

[@calzinoesotico]

As an Italian, i can say this was the funniest intro ever

[@_Dark9_]

è divertente che pensano che noi facciamo solo🤌??

[@aiaiau]

L'Italia non è solo pasta e pizza, é molto, molto di più!!! La storia e l'arte che ha questa nazione è ineguagliabile.. 😉

[@AlexAlex-oh5cv]

L'italia è la latrina del mondo. Ricordatelo.

[@aiaiau]

@@AlexAlex-oh5cv i suoi politici, non l'Italia .. Non confondiamo la storia e la cultura millenaria con certa gente che non ha niente in comune con quello che ho appena scritto..

[@AlexAlex-oh5cv]

@@aiaiau per me è un tutt'uno.

[@aiaiau]

@@AlexAlex-oh5cv vabbè..

[@VicioTHEdriver]

@@aiaiau vabè non farci caso, questo va sempre contro gli italiani a prescindere, ha un odio incondizionato che manco si può spiegare. Avrò visto diversi suoi commenti in cui sputtana tutto ciò che è inerente all'Italia

[@eleonorar6216]

Polenta is the best things ever

[@gigitgit8210]

La geografia Italiana spiegata da uno che azzecca un'accento su 10..Ciao.

[@gipsyusvardi7602]

Beard man is “barbuto” not barbato. And we also call Italy the boot sometimes. Bergamo’s airport is “Orio al Serio”. We call

[@franz_makes_art403]

Credo che abbiano detto "Barbatus" che sarebbe la parola corretta in latino considerando Scipione. Probabilmente il tipo inglese ha sbagliato I think the video may have meant "barbatus" which would be the correct word considering it is Scipio he's talking about. The english guy probably just made a mistake

[@marcotedeschi5340]

Try polenta with ragù and parmesan cheese on that,is divine...

[@arlo_1k]

eh i can ignore the impending sense of doom if i lived somewhere warm and seaside 😅 🌋

Polenta is not for everyone, either you like it or not. You guys also have to know that people in Italy don't twist the vowels like you do. Additionally, all the hand gestures in this video are not really used. Italians do use their hands when they speak but spontaneously

[@supersery]

I love polenta ❤️. Btw the video is sometimes not so accurate, still nice!

[@fabiobergonzini3480]

Yes. We handgesture. No. Not even my grandma would ever be using those handgesturing shown in the video 🤪

[@svxernova]

we Italians don't gesture so much and randomly, we do it for a precise meaning, and we don't eat only pizza and pasta. actually in USA pasta is more eaten, and pizza isn't born in Italy but in Egypt or turkey. but I honestly see something I don't like: whenever a foreigner jokes on Italy and italians is okay is funny, but whenever an Italian jokes on a foreigner country then everyone gets mad at it so lol

[@leonardopistoia6824]

pizza is italian. ok so the name is italian. the principal pizza "margherita" represent the italian flag bc tomato is the red of the flag mozzarella is the white and the basil is the green. so tell me is it egyptian or turkish?

[@andreanecchi5930]

My country 😁🇮🇹🇮🇹 , the polenta is good 😢, however I recommend a dish from my region, Piedmont: paniscia , try to take a look at the historical Florentine football, it is very violent

[@matteoughetti1320]

The problem is than every other country call it football.

[@vpersiana]

It's impossibile making angry comments with you two, sorry but you are adorable 😂❤️

[@vpersiana]

and yes, I'm Italian but i have a sense of humor lol

[@maxharbig1167]

Italy is not only one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Its National Health Service is ranked second in the world after France by the WHO. It has virtually no natural resources but manages to give a decent standard of living to most of its 60 million plus citizens. How? Italy invents and produces. Italy's balance of payments, i.e. exports minus imports is one of the best in the world. 18% of Italy's exports are precision machine tools followed by worked metal goods, electrics, pharmaceurìticals and automobile parts. Agriculture, although important, accounts for only 2% of Italy's GDP. . Italy exports know how and the products of its Know How. Know Why? 'Cause Italy really does seem to know how.

[@robertoscossiroli122]

The polenta is very very good. I'm Italian

[@xmteo07]

You had polenta valsugana which is the northern version you should try the Abruzzo's one much more better

[@Ardicosuyt]

0:13 Naaaahh,you don't have to say sorry to us,we do usually say those words-

[@emildatalaugon766]

Guys Polenta Very delicious food.🙏

[@Letyparatore]

Sorry to say this guys, but you saying "hey i've been in Italy, I love Italy" so it's ok you act like that just for fun is not an exuse. It's just like if I stretch my eyes and talk fake cinese and say "oh it's just for fun I love China I've been there many times". I don't want to hate you so just stop all of you do that and say "oh I'm just kidding". Then y'all say here in Italy we are all racist.... You know racism exist even between different countries and mocking other cultures, not only for different skin color. Don't get me wrong, I don't want to hate on you 2 specifically but I'm just telling you so whoever read this understand that. I see too many people respecting more other cultures but when it comes to my country they all act like we don't count. I know you do it for fun but is not different to when someone say "uga buga" when they talk about african people.. just saying.

[@alessandrosogno4914]

gli americani: i can speak italian! le uniche parola che sanno dire: Sciau! Bonjrn! Pizza! Pasta!

[@stock_azzo]

Lol

[@DB_Craft_872]

Italy has the highest volcano in Europe:Etna in Sicily

[@zelda0067]

10:26 if you guys come back in Italy I’m inviting you two to my house and I’m going to make the real polente because there are three types of polenta

[@officialmusicfrancescogang2114]

South Italy Is Amazing, the people Is Better , Ideal for holiday

[@liciaagliuzza8270]

Sapete poco Dell Italia, sparo che imparerete altre parole che non siano, pizza, pasta o altro, siamo un paese con molta cultura e piena di posti meravigliosi. 🇮🇹

[@AlexAlex-oh5cv]

Siete completamente sottosviluppati in fatto di cultura

[@iaffiuskunk8717]

@@AlexAlex-oh5cv fatti un giro qui e cambi idea

[@AlexAlex-oh5cv]

@@iaffiuskunk8717 purtroppo sono costretto a starci ogni giorno "li" e vedo bene quanta cultura avete. Non siete neanche capaci di usare le frecce quando guidate, tanto per dirne una.....

[@stock_azzo]

@@AlexAlex-oh5cv 🖕lol

[@StellaBianca]

There are basically two types of polenta: the soft one and the solid one that you can slice. The first one in my opinion is really awful and I absolutely agree with your comment... The second one is not so bad but after a while I get tired of it. The Italian food is so varied and delicious that I would never ever suggest anyone to eat polenta... there are hundreds of other better dishes to enjoy.

[@aldocuneo1140]

Never heard so much nonsenses said with so much cure in so few time.

[@Aivlis109]

there's a reason why we call it "Lo stivale"

[@ombraninjaAvorio]

in 2025 I asking myself who is yet using the finger closed hand gesture. I don't see it from '80s...

[@murgiano1975]

Bergamo is the third largest airport in Italy due to its proximity to Milan

[@torneifortnite9250]

Grazie per aver detto che amate l'Italia, e mancavano le lasagne

[@bluesoul7163]

Well we are all sons of Rome at the end of the day....gladly...

[@alessandrodilandro2688]

Please at least try to say names and words in the right way ... Try ..focus ... because I'm dying hearing you

[@Soondingie]

Ooooh gooood polenta is sooo delicious!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How you can say is nasty????

[@mattiadeis7044]

Dude im italian this is amazing 🤣🤣🤣

[@girlfrmars]

thank you for reacting to this! ❤️

[@brngmr4514]

By the way the Po river doesn’t end in Venice…

[@cesarperez3886]

Geography now Spain please 🙏🏻

[@ct7709]

Please react to: The animated history of italy

[@lazios]

I don't know why the algorithm proposed this to me, the intro was enough to make me want to slap them; my fault for sure (like not knowing eng), more you get older, more you get easily annoyed.

[@tonyaugelli1839]

I am Italian, I would like to know who said that Italians gesticulate in that way, perhaps slightly those coming from the South of Italy .... for example, I am from the South of Italy and I do not gesticulate ..Indeed, having lived in Canada, I have more of a North American way of doing things than Italian. .

[@KevinHikkaduwe-xv5sj]

The one on the right is cool

[@Luizaqueen]

𝘚𝘤𝘶𝘴𝘢 𝘮𝘢 𝘱𝘦𝘯𝘴𝘰 𝘤𝘩𝘦 𝘮𝘰𝘳𝘪𝘳ò.....

[@aldocuneo1140]

Lucius Cornelius Scipio AKA Barbato is not the Africanus that is his son Publius Cornelius Scipio AKA Africanus, there are too Lucius Cornelius Scipio AKA asiaticus, african''s brother, and Publio Conelius Scipio Aemilianus AKA africanus minor, son of Lucio Aemilius Paolus AKA macedonicus dead in Canne battle was adopted by Africanus.

[@CheloCatil]

I love Italy😍 can't wait for you to react go Spain's episode

[@paolas85]

Terroni means people from countryside which southern people used ti be. Terra means land. It's kind of rude though

[@BarbutinoEditz]

Hahaha I'm italyan pizza pasta🤣🤣

[@robertorivoltella1686]

In Bergamo forchetta Is called pirü

[@Maria-wv3bv]

Potete parlare in italiano io sono italiana ciao🇮🇹🇮🇹 tanti saluti dall'Italia 🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@alessandrogaletti8252]

Please stop with this stereotips pizza, pasta mandolino and the others things, you know only the suoth Italians people Who came ti live in USA 100 years ago, Italian people Is another thing from sicilian mind of 1900 century

[@alessandrocatella5486]

My ears are hurting

[@emanuelesgro5600]

0:05 *Buongiorno (i'm🇮🇹)

[@ferrielisa]

No comment ... Cristoforo Colombo Remember

[@fairytalelover-d7c]

I am italian from Matera basilicata

[@Zase60]

Greetings from Milan 🤣👋

[@leoopex4257]

Under Po everything is Africa

[@vuotopieno]

I start the video and think: idiots. I'm out.

[@schafmangel_3609]

Could you please react to Switzerland?

[@francescogsr6009]

You are so good, ciaoooo from Bergamo 🥰🥰

[@simonelongo6968]

Ho im from italy. Dajeeeeee roma

[@vincenzozurlo8148]

The volcanoes active are much than 3.

[@michaelmarelli62]

stop with stereotypes

[@kevin-tk3ci]

Hello I'm Italian mama mama mamma Mia in Italian : ciao sono italiano mammmmmma mia comunque buongiorno

[@TheRealMc101]

9 seconds in and I'm already pissed off

[@Geg9449]

We are everywhere