What do Americans think about Germany? [USA Special]

[@saymaljay]

2:58 a very wise man. Simply the fact that he fought in a War against them many years ago but still can accept them today just like "everybody else"

[@Clawd87]

Yeah that's what I thought too.

[@taw0104]

lRocKToXX Guys he wasn't in ww2 lol he would be dead by now, he was probably stationed there lol

[@madsl118]

You Idiot, the war was like 70 years ago

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

+Derp Guys Perhaps we keep this comments section insult free. Thanks.

[@Clawd87]

Because he said Idiot? C'mon man is this some sort of a SJW SafeSpace Channel? You asked for opinions so get over it.

[@sebastianurbas7699]

The woman at 1:43 doesn't seem so well informed. Still a lot of poverty and unemployment in Germany? Huh? That says someone from the U.S.?

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

+Sebastian Urbas Hello Sebastian, well as much as I would love it that Germany would be a perfect country it is far from it. The unemployment rate is pretty much equal to the one in the US (Germany: 4,2℅ (2016)! USA: 4,9℅). Additionally roughly 15℅ of all Germans live in poverty. Kind regards, Marvin

[@sebastianurbas7699]

Germany is far from perfect and no country will ever be perfect. There is always something than can be improved. Nothing will ever be really perfect. The unemployment rate in Germany was never so low in the last 25 years. It's unlikely that the rate can fall even significant lower. Even more important employment is very high. All that was back in 2005 almost unthinkable. Compared to the U.S. being unemployed in Germany is in my opinion far less a burden than it is in the U.S. These relative poverty rates are in my opinion not very meaningful. Even when Germany and the U.S. had the same poverty rate, being poor in Germany seems less serious for the individuals. The national poverty threshold in the U.S. for a family of four is about $24,000. That is in my opinion for many regions in the U.S. far too low. Especially for the U.S. with its huge differences in cost of living a national poverty threshold doesn't make sense. Our sister city Fitchburg (MA) has reportedly a median household income of about $47,000 and a poverty rate of about 19-20%. Compared to my pretty average hometown in Germany, Fitchburg is an extremely poor place. Much poorer than those figures for median income or poverty rates suggest.

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

Clay Burkhardt not true.

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

Clay Burkhardt We think Germans are good at making cars. and that is it.

[@xyz9006]

So you're saying Germany doesn't have poverty? I'll admit that girl has absolutely no idea what shes talking about but you cant deny that they have alot of poverty in Germany just like in any other Country

[@melb1666]

Poverty? What the hell. There's way more poverty in the US than in Germany

[@Christof_Classen]

@Mel B Jup, watch the american Trailer-Parks ;)

[@auctoris1536]

I live in germany. there are WAY less homeless people than in the USA.

[@demise.8748]

yep WAY less.

[@renox7044]

Well, in Frankfurt you see homeless people in every single corner of the city.

[@peterbauer9673]

Rεησχ Vi Britannia 99% percent of them are forced to beg on the street. most of them are from romania. It is organised criminality!

[@matthewhall1597]

Ask this in London and see how different the responses are.

[@tgeigl]

Matthew Hall what do you think they will say?

[@matthewhall1597]

a kind of humorous contempt.

[@Marianne-Bachmeier-Extremist]

Not America beat Germany, but America, the Soviet Union, Canada and the UK beat Germany, please stick to the facts.

[@jonny5842]

OceanBlue oh shut up. Are you so stubborn as to say that America is the sole reason the allies won the war. You are so patriotic you can't even fathom that another country may have contributed massively.

[@tripsaplenty1227]

+OceanBlue Allow this American to educate you. Alliances work because every nation involved contributes. The UK was never going to be invaded. Germany did not have the naval resources to invade. The UK defeated the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Britain. If anyone should be thankful it is the French. Their Great War hero, the Lion of Verdun, Phillipe Petain turned collaborator and they surrendered in a month. They were liberated years later by the Allies. Foremost among the Allies were the UK and USA. However the western Allies may never have been able to defeat the Nazi war machine without the USSR. Hitler was an idiot without a strategic bone in his body and invaded Russia. Yes the Germans killed a lot of Soviets but 85% of German casualties during the war were sustained on the Eastern Front. The nation that contributed the most was undoubtedly the Soviet Union. In the immediate aftermath of Operation Barbarossa the Soviet Union did receive much needed equipment and supplies from the United States, but they quickly reorganized their factories behind the Ural Mountains and were producing everything they needed to stay in the battle. In Asia the United States did play the largest role in defeating the Empire of Japan but were not alone. The UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and China, among others, were in the battle. Obviously the British dominion was more concerned with Europe and most of their resources were devoted to defeating Germany. China was at war with Japan on and off from 1931-1937 and engaged in a total war starting in 1937. The United States did provide much needed military hardware and resources to China but it was millions of Chinese soldiers who carried those weapons. Japan was a much easier enemy to dispatch than Germany. The only reason the Japanese may have been able to defeat New Zealand or Australia is their fighting men were already in the battle in Europe and North Africa. While they were locked in continuing the fight against Germany the United States could devote more of its military resources to the war in the Pacific.

[@diemerkhilfe]

Great idea and interesting comments from American people! :)

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

+Die Merkhilfe thank you very much! Appreciate it.

[@bartmacaluso]

They didn't say anything, they are uninformed about Germany and do not have the same kind of income as Germans so that they can visit Europe but they are out and out good people, those who will talk to this boy anyhow.

[@allgoodjd]

its not that people don't have the same income to be able to travel to Germany, its that they have different priorities. For example, home and vehicle ownership are seen as more important than travel. Another factor is that its much easier(and cheaper usually) to stay in the USA since it is literally the size of Europe and offers so many different environments.

[@andreadanielle71]

Great video! My Sis and I are Americans living in Germany.. thank you for sharing!!

[@VoodooGMusic]

An American talking about poverty in Germany. Heh, very funny.

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

Vocoded Glasses Germans pay 42% income tax. We have a much, much higher disposable income than them.

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

America is actually second to none in disposable income.

[@hansha5721]

+a Very Kind Guy, this statement is only partly true. It is not possible to explain this complex matter in few sentences. Only briefly: this tax rate applies to single persons with an income of more than € 70,000. It should be in mind that there are significantly more deduction items in Germany than in the USA. After that you have to see how the general price level, etc. Whats about health insurance and so on.

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

HansHa Disposable income takes all of that into account though I'd imagine. Perhaps not monthly disposable but maybe the annual disposable. Either way I don't really care enough to look it up.

[@user-vf3cb7vk8z]

Trump's going to introduce a terrible healthcare plan that's going to benefit nobody except people that have no illnesses which is going to suck. I'd rather pay more to help our less fortunate people like in Germany, but what are we gonna do. Single payer healthcare system is the way to go and we don't know it yet since nobody here has been willing to implement it. Trump is so full of shit we've tried what he proposed already and it didn't work. What a moron. At least he's trying to do something about our military industrial complex which has been screwing us over for years. Thank them for the trillion dollar price tag on the F-35.

[@ikari570]

For everyone saying the woman at 1:43 should look at her own country first: She was asked what she thinks about Germany. If she thinks that there is poverty and unemployment in Germany (which there is and not as few as one might want), then that's answering the question. The fact that US has poverty and unemployment (and more for that matter) too doesn't make the statement about Germany any less valid.

[@darkadmiral106]

It absolutely does make it invalid. Especially in the context.

[@SoWhat89]

1:48 "There's still a lotta poverty and unemployment", says the American.

[@Hannah-bn9ze]

well Berlin is not as beautiful as everyone thinks. It's pretty dirty but filled with so many cultures which makes it a bit better I guess.

[@Christof_Classen]

@Hannah Not dirty, history-Textures ;)

[@xNephilimxXx]

Hannah any town in Niedersachsen is more beautiful than Berlin imho

[@sidneyschatz8301]

Hannah Berlin is still cleaner than Paris, though.

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

+Sidney Schatz I have only been one day in Paris in my life so I can't really judge.

[@Hannah-bn9ze]

Sidney Schatz no way. Paris is way cleaner as much as I saw at least. I was in both cities with only two weeks difference and Paris was beautiful, Berlin not really

[@ChrisTheCarBuilder]

I've lived in Paderborn in Nordrein Westfallen since january '14 stationed with the british army. My girlfriend is german and my best friend in the army's girlfriend is also german. I love the country, I love the culture and the family orientated attitude to life which has been lost in much of England. I love the organisation of things and how tidy the streets always are. I've been all over the country and I love the architecture, both the older red roofed style and the next contrasting white with black roofs. I love the autobahn when it's not too busy and I love their love for meats and it's place within food. However, having come from england I don't love their road manors (not thanking you after you let them go first) which is a very British thing to do, and even now after nearly 3 years my girlfriend has to remind me I'm not in England and nearly no one does that in Germany! Overall, a beautiful and very easy country to get along both for holiday or for life!

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Yeah the last thing you were describing is so true. I was living in London for a year after I graduated from school and yeah everybody does that in England. I mean to be fairly honest...I could write the exact same thing about England :D I just love it so much.

[@alexandor93]

well I guess its very hard to say something about a country if you havent been there before ore lived there for a longer time

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

But I would argue that you still have some things in mind when you think about a country. I have never been to Belgium or India or some other countries before and still I think about certain things...things that would immediately pop up in my mind. And that was what I wanted to find out :)

[@jordancadiz6095]

Germany itself seems a very liberal country. The German peoples and their history is what truly interests me. Without sounding like an upstart I tend to ignore WW2 and focus back on their late history like the HRE or the iconic Prussian Empire but I personally have a deep respect for most of Germany and their people.

[@TheOliveManPbj]

Stumbled upon your channel, I love it already and enjoy your videos! Especially the way their formatted. I'm American from California and I have visited Germany, I'm going again in two weeks actually. I'm quite excited. I am landing into Frankfurt! From a video of yours I heard you said you're from there! That's amazing I love the southern parts of Germany. I don't stay in Frankfurt though just site see, I stay in a small village near Kaiserslautern. I'm learning German as well. Aber mein Deutsch ist nicht gut, es ist furchtbar.

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Hey :D Thank you very much for the compliments! Really appreciate it! :) That's awesome that you learn German and also visit the country...in fact Kaiserslautern is really not that far away from where I live. Back in the day (when I was still a fan of soccer, which I am no longer) I was even a Kaiserslautern fan ;D haha Well either way...I suppose your German is actually not too bad. I mean it is a difficult language to learn so yeah, you'll be fine I guess :) Kind regards, Marvin.

[@TheOliveManPbj]

MinderestingPictures Aw! Its no problem Ive been practically binge watching your videos. They're amazing.. ^-^ Haha I used to be a huge soccer fan as well, I played the sport as well, but now eh don't really care that whole much anymore. I love k-town, its such a cute and beautiful place. The people are so nice, Im fonded with the village I stay at, its all open country, animals and sweet people. Germany is beautiful. I hope in traveling to other regions in Germany, for this trip I'm going to Frankfurt, Mainz and Berlin. Yes German is really difficult, but my German professor tells me to just practice and not give up on it. I hope someday I'm fluent. Thank you for responding! :3

[@hansha5721]

+MinderestingPictures, kein Fussball-Fan mehr? Kein Wunder: Kaiserslautern ... Spässle g'macht

[@MihaiRUdeRO]

"What do you think of Germany?" "I'm in favor of it" LMAO such an American answer, too good

[@1236612]

I've never been to Germany; so, I don't know that much about that nation. But, I do know one thing....the Germans sure knew how to make music. When I listen to the music of Bach, Beethoven, Handel, and Brahms, I'm just awestruck.

[@reillyrauh6840]

I personally love the Germans they seem like amazing people and probably are. They also have an amazing economy. I hope they love us too! I really wanna go there some day!!

[@nikaswords17]

I didn’t expect this 🤗

[@Stephanthesearcher]

when american talk about poverty...... poverty in germany means you have full cover heath insurance, live in a rented apartment, have 1 warm and 2 cold meals per day, your children go to any shool they are able to meet the standarts of, you have internet and a computer, smartphone....... the kind of poverty this american woman talks about does not exists in germany IF you follow the rules of the society because ALL your basic needs will be payd for if you dont intentionaly screw up

[@Momo1992ification]

Vergiss nicht, die hohe Arbeitslosigkeit hier in Deutschland...... Traurig....

[@mimifluffykitten6947]

Thank you America!! We love you too!! finally some People who don't start with Hitler and this bullsh**

[@user-lt7wo9ok1b]

Zac Miller Every institutions here like schools and so on have to teach about all that shit that has happened. And they don't only do that, but also tell us why they do it. We don't try to forget Hitler and the awful things that happened under his government. Instead we talk about it a lot and discuss the reasons why it all happened in the first place. If we didn't, we wouldn't be able to prevent such a think from happening again. The only thing that is annoying about being German in relation to the past is that Nazis and Holocaust and so on often are the first thing that comes to mind for other people from other countries. They still "hate" or at least kinda mock us for a thing that only like 20% of our population even witnessed. Conclusion: It is not hard to forget all that stuff because we don't want to forget it. It is just annoying that a lot of people still have these wrong prejudices and "put you into a box" (but I think there's a thing like that for every country :D)

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

+GR8 SHITPOST CHANNEL Ob du es glaubst oder nicht, ich habe keine Szenen rausgeschnitten. War über jeden Einzelnen froh, der mit mir geredet hat.

[@gr8shitpostchannel880]

MinderestingPictures Das überrascht mich wirklich, vielleicht sind die New Yorker einfach etwas taktvoller...

[@bearmusic4986]

Mimi FluffyKitten, u must be German and live. I'm part German and Idk if u live in America and if you tell someone your German the will bring up hitler so much, Evan though my grandfather fought in Germany in ww2 against hitler.

[@2210ihp1]

Mimi FluffyKitten so we should forget what kind of crazy nation you germans can become in economic crisises?

[@werticelol7185]

the one woman said Berlin is beautiful... uhh, i think we have more beautiful cities in germany

[@LiPvPe]

Berlin is the heart of Germany

[@mykillmielia5640]

Berlin is definitely NOT the heart of Germany. Ruhr area, Munich or Stuttgart are far more likely to be called the pumping economic liveblood through Germany part of the body. Berlin may be the body hair or your skin producing stuff from freckles to pimples to rashes (freckles a positive part).

[@fanolade]

wertice lol Berlin or köln 2% of them are german in 2019 :P

[@sandrozimmermann7681]

Mykill Mielia hamburg is the heart of germany

[@lion.w4560]

thanks for uploading it's so intresting to hear this:)

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

You're more than welcome :)

[@BlackAmberMoon]

As an American who has been to Germany and dated a German man (and we still keep in touch), I can say that the stereotypes are alive and well on both sides of the Atlantic. Germans, generally, have a really negative view about America, and do have a superiority complex. Many Americans don't know much about modern Germany because it's not a top travel destination. Most people I know choose to travel to France, Italy, Spain, Great Britain, etc, because it is well known among informed Americans that the Germans have a lot of disdain for us. It's sad, really, because I like Germany, and the Germans I've come to know personally are lovely people. But, I am tired of the ignorant "All Americans are fat, uneducated, and carry guns" nonsense. I wonder if the Germans making those comments have actually been to America and gotten to know Americans well. My guess is, probably not. In my view, our countries have far more in common than we do differences. Love your videos! Thanks for being open minded.

[@ninototo1]

Barbara Couldn't agree more. I'm german and I've thought like that about americans for a long time (I'm sorry). I know that americans are amazing people now, though

[@animalobsessed1]

It's perfectly natural for people of any country to think that the morals and values they grew up with are the best. I've spent about 3 months in the US so far, and I've found that most of the stereotypes seen in American TV shows, that I'd written off as "too stupid to be true" are actually real people over there. Instead of having a negative view of American culture BEFORE going there, I gained my negative opinion while experiencing it first hand. That's not saying that German culture is better in every way (obviously), but I do prefer most of it.

[@gr8shitpostchannel880]

I am sorry, but the knowledge of Americans on any topic outside of the U.S. is do ridiculously bad, it really makes you wonder... Ofc not everyone is like that but a lot of ppl i have gotten to know...

[@adlerzwei]

A lot of poverty in Germany??? Coming from an American? WTF? 😅

[@Glorious_Kim_Jong_Un]

Americans have more disposable income than Germans.

[@tnaplastic2182]

Queen Elizabeth II That's true but you would wonder how many $ in your and other people's pocket actually comes from the people living there. People in Germany will have to pays for generations to come. I am not going to argue, if it is just or not. Just stating the facts...

[@raptor454369]

Generally more positive comments than the Germans would have about the Americans.

[@klaaspekala6804]

Just what i was thinking. I guess americans are more benevolent and polite than we germans are. Makes me think.

[@tyty-fg2qm]

@@klaaspekala6804 yeah but its understandable, Im sure the bitterness from ww2 has been handed down through the generations.

[@TheSixx2Sixx]

From California, I just discovered this channel and love it. From what I've read I love how secular Germany is and plan on visiting soon maybe even try to get citizenship there. I do think the refugee issue kind of make me think twice about moving there but other than that I love Germany so much.

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Hello McDolann :) Thank you so so much! Really appreciate it :) And yeah I guess it is a nice country to live at. Why does it make you think twice because of the refugee "issue"? Kind regards, Marvin.

[@TheSixx2Sixx]

Thanks for replying & it does kind of frighten me due to the rise of some hate group activity & crimes but then again I really shouldn't worry so much knowing theres a radical religious person in the US who shoots up a school or something every year. The only thing I would miss are super sunny beaches but other than that I would say Germany is a much better country as a whole than the US. Stay secular

[@ninototo1]

McDolann As a german,I very much agree with you about appreciating that germany is secular and I am also concerned about hate groups in my country. However, I do not think it to be an issue that would affect your everyday life. (it does not affect mine)

[@rotlil2572]

es ist spannend zu erfahren was ihr über uns denkt😂

[@endofdays3983]

poverty and unemployment, confusing it with your country?

[@endofdays3983]

according to some actual accounts during ww1, supposedly there was an american soldier who had actually had the opportunity to kill Hitler. according to him, he hesitated, and let him escape. and of course if fate would have had a different path designed for Hitler, and gotten killed right there, the whole world would look totally different today! so, in a sense Hitler had something to do with ww1, or should we blame that soldier who didn't kill him? that's destiny at its most complex design for you!

[@spicyjimbo3605]

Actually it was a British soldier not an american. Also France and Britain are kinda the reason why Hilter came to power. When the Versailles Treaty was being written our president Woodrow Wilson wanted to make the surrender treaty off of his 14 points. www.u-s-history.com/pages/h1324.html Here it is if you want to read it However the French and Britain wanted Germany to pay so they threw out the idea of it and made what has become known of the Versailles Treaty which would completely destroy the German economy and military. The Germans where forced to sign this though cause Britain and France said if they didn't they continue the war and would would destroy Germany. This treaty caused germans to make an organization called National Socialist German Workers' Party which was turned into what is now the Nazi pary.

[@catlover1986]

It's true, the US bears no responsibility, but Britain and France are as guilty as Germany in bringing the Nazis to power, through their own ruthlessness. That's why the US ordered the phased dissolution of the British and French Empires at the end of World War 2, in exchange for protection of Europe from the Soviet Union. We made it perfectly clear that we viewed the British and French as criminals alongside the Nazis.

[@alexbrewer8552]

Yeah, france wanted revenge because of all the destruction that happened to them. The british leaders wanted a strong germany, so they could resume trading, but the british people wanted germany to pay for the death it caused.

[@xMakotox777]

To the Women on 2:50; the architecture in Germany was nice, but after the war not much is standing anymore. In South Germany some places and in east Germany there are some places. But in Hamburg, for example, you just have 1 or 2 buildings.

[@TakaD20]

So you are telling, not a single one mentioned Hitler or the Nazis? Come on...

[@arnodobler1096]

There are people who also read newspapers and watch news and not only stuck in their knowledge about DE 33-45!

[@TakaD20]

@@arnodobler1096 There are. But are those 100%? I doubt that...

[@caracho7191]

Hey, I have to say that this is not the first video about this Topic that I´ve seen. But in this video the answers were better than in the others. There you always think "Oh my God, they are so dump". Here you think "Hey, These answers are great"

[@sasha3010]

1:18 THOSE FRECKLES are adorable!

[@Drkwg]

I BET he cut of all the scene where the people said :"Oh this Nazi Country, SH you know man?" Hand up ...

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

FIY, I did not cut any scenes out and included everyone I asked.

[@damiangaming5696]

We are the Triggerd easily country you say something bad and you get bashed with protesters

[@salliedekovic2258]

Do this again in a conservative part of the US or in a smaller town and I’m sure you’d get different responses.

[@JoshuaSmith-ye8rt]

nope

[@Alxoholiker]

Its Nice to See that people of america stop thinking just about that fuck hitler... and See germany as a fellow country... and allies.... thanks for that! I‘m planning to visit america some time!

[@jacquelinebaltazar554]

I think the question is too broad but its an awesome concept. Cant wait to see more videos.

[@sohaibshehzad2052]

Went to Berlin on a cruise ???

[@generalpatton8468]

I, as an American, think Germans are great people

[@fanolade]

In last 50 years austria had the fastest economy grow in europe

[@germanyhamburger5552]

Omg thats the first time that americans say good thinks about germany and not nazi or Hitler thinks . ICH LIEBE DIESE LEUTE(I love the people) greeting from germany we love youre music and films

[@largerrain1192]

Being german american, i want to learn the language and traditions better and am proud of both of my heritages

[@ferdinand3und4zig]

To Berlin at a cruise?

[@schoob4822]

Of course they're in a rush. It's New York City bud!!

[@chrisbreezy-ryanbarbosa4320]

The woman who said poverty is textbook example of people who try to act smart but have zero clue what they are talking about.

[@gazeversions]

I am American born in Germany.

[@trischa7173]

As a german some of the comments have me like : ???

[@blenderpanzi]

AFAIK Germany has a lower unemployment rate than the USA. But these numbers are hard to compare because it is measured differently everywhere. E.g. are seasonal workers like builders counted as unemployed for part of the year?

[@iboquattro]

Best Cars in the World! :)

[@thekaiser4333]

Does America still exist? I am very surprised.

[@Ocyrisx1887]

Nicht mehr lange :D

[@Ocyrisx1887]

Weil sie sich mit allem und jeden anlegen.

[@satan1189]

Ocyris also das machen sie schon seit jarhunderten und haben oft gewonnen (ausser vietnam) und? Es gibt sie noch immer

[@annag6938]

The guy in 2:15, so nice.

[@101matthias]

"Berlin is beautiful" *laughts is bavarian*

[@psmith85channel5]

Yeah; of all the beautiful places in Germany and you say Berlin? Don't get me wrong, cool place to visit, but not at the top of the beauty list

[@animalobsessed1]

Berlin is beautiful compared to Manhattan. Just like every other city is also beautiful compared to Manhattan (except maybe some hellholes in India).

[@FelixO]

"there is still a lot of unemployment over there" Ehm. let's just say it's less than the USA.

[@jameshaley7665]

As an American, I truly respect Germany as a whole, especially it's history, because Germany is one of the European countries that's been through a lot of serious impacts throughout modern history, both good and bad.

[@minekimberlymc5341]

Funny how i heard more positive things from Americans about Germany than the negative things Germans had to say about Americans hmm

[@mikeytodd7]

You have to look at the USA like Europe. If you ask the same questions in different countries in Europe, you will get different views. The north and the south are completely different in the US and even so in each state. Immigrants that came to the US brought their influences to different parts. I have German in my blood through my dads side. I believe I get my Alpha qualities from his side of the family. We are all head strong and driven. American views are so diverse and depends on where and who you ask the question. I think the general view of Americas feelings of other countries is mostly positive. That doesn't stand true for the middle east and Islamic Countries. It may be an unfair stereotype but people are scared of what they are not sure of. One can understand the hesitancy to accept immigrants that believes Sharia Law to be supreme. In my opinion, countries should vet immigrants that do not accept the countries values.

[@Tignite91]

"Honey don't walk in front of that camera!" "Camera? Which camera? Oh you mean that one over there! Then I'll come back."

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

What? ;D

[@Tignite91]

The old guy at 4:36

[@MrXseanyang]

Ppl r rushing cuz ur in New York City.....

[@orkz2288]

"I really dont know... becauuusee.... i really dont know." Hahahahah

[@StrongKickMan]

did the third women say there is much unimploymenr ? i am pretty sure the usa have more unemployment ppl in percent

[@foxden5012]

Action Jackson that's one out of 5 or so people. In general we know Germany is a strong country. It's also quite hard have nearly 319 million people have a job compared to germany

[@xMakotox777]

I cant understand how People dont know about Germany or other european countrys. Its so important, i could understand if People dont know what happend and happens atm in Ruanda or so. But cmon, Europe? You have to know atleast a few things, dont be so short minded.

[@helliwe2761]

This is the first video I ever watched where nothing started with beer or bratwurst

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

+Helli We Well I am happy that this video could convince you that Americans have various opinions of Germans :)

[@d33p]

😂👌

[@DoubleBourbonBaconCheeseBurger]

Brah... he skipped all the bad ones... he skipped all the people who said "Nazis". If you do a Amer-Germ video you gotta include at least one Nazis comment

[@ericcartman5166]

You were surprised because you see it from the German perspective and many Germans (but not you) have, unfortunately, a negative view of Americans, so you expected Americans to think the same of Germans. :D

[@siruxgd7285]

im from germany

[@franny5432]

You're beautiful too, america :)

[@Christof_Classen]

1:16 A talking Donut and this is her Sister www.colourbox.de/preview/6489157-brown-chocolate-donut-mit-zucker-streusel.jpg ;) Sorry, but u must make this Joke, it fits so awesome, ROFL ! But all what she says is Chocolate too, she is sweet-RIGHT ;)

[@rainerwinkler6808]

what say's Rainer Winkler? "halt your mauf!"

[@aniavd3527]

Wo ist meine german squad?👑

[@BubblepunkAD]

4:37 - This Scene at 4am omfg xD

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

I was just waiting for somebody to point it out ;D

[@BubblepunkAD]

MinderestingPictures I cant comprehend how nobody did before :D

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Me neither to be honest ;D

[@christianiding1465]

Unemployment! We’re the country that gives 700€ to the people that have difficulty finding work. And that doesn’t happen at all.Even an awesome education is garunted.We also have no cleaning staff,because it’s a bad work compared to others.the only homeless are the non German citizens.

[@mozardthebest]

Christian Iding The US does that too. Look up the TANF act. In summary, it exists to offer financial assistance to poor, out of work Americans.

[@reichtanglevictor1694]

Everyone come up with the saddest ww2 story ever in max 4 words, I'll go first -Hans, ze transmission broke...

[@auctoris1536]

hey guys did you know that classic american food is actually german? The hamburger, hotdog, chicken nuggets, texan bbq, and egg noodles are all examples. (there are healthier ones too)

[@tnaplastic2182]

It's not only that... It is the Mp3, Jeans, Pens, digital computer, the binary-code, all kinds of audio and video-recording-technologies, solar cells and so on... Even the 'manhole-cover' which was kind of a symbol of NYC in the 80 and 90... It would be too much to name all stuff, which actually is German were so many people worldwide think it is from the US and was invented there...

[@auctoris1536]

yea Germany is the 8th most industrialized county in the world. Not to mention the world green leader

[@rikkidgermano9640]

If you've ever been to NYC as a german and been to other american places - NYC is nothing like the rest of US.

[@heiko231]

i like berlin, but it isnt as beautiful as most people think. There a way more beautiful cities in germany

[@einpercy6639]

I'm asking myself why they all think only about buildings,beer and sausages. Whyyyy?

[@bautistachristopher2216]

GERMANY? Unemployment?? Howbout Americans?

[@bambisister002]

I am Bavarian and I hate when people don't differ between Bavaria and the rest of Germany..

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Nina Ristic But Bavaria is Germany - isn't?

[@bambisister002]

Bavaria is in Germany, but has its own habits. Dirndl and lederhosn for example are worn in Bavaria and Austria and NOT in the rest of Germany..

[@tnaplastic2182]

Nina Ristic You are missing to distinguish between northern-bavarians (Franken) and southern Bavarians... 😀 ...and (southern) Bavarians are only half German, half alien... (not meant in an insult, but in a funny way) Lederhosen, Dirndl und Weißwurs(ch)t sind nicht ohne Grund weltberühmt und von dem ganzen anderen deutschen Kram weiß man garnicht, dass es aus Deutschland kommt weil der freakige Kram aus Bayern das so überblendet/überschattet. Scheisse, sogar der erste digitale und programmierbare Rechner kommt von Konrad Zuse aus Deutschland...

[@corp-_-3853]

Das mit den Lederhosen ist eine komplett falsche ansicht

[@Flutschfingerbaron]

We are the country of rammstein. Why can people hate us? xD

[@tnaplastic2182]

Oh, they are spreading their hate through digital devices, which were invented by German people and still in Germany... So... xDD

[@TheWennofer]

What a cutie :P

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Thank you! :)

[@waffles7825]

The problem is that if people think about germany, they only think about the bavarian culture. Bavaria is only ( very cool) part of germany.

[@craiggywaiggy3704]

endlich mal nicht nur hitler ^^but can me anyone say what the song name in the background is?

[@lukemoretz8329]

i love germany

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Hehe good to hear :) Hope you loved the video as well :P

[@reptillianmaster6910]

3:30 dat nose boi

[@skullart2084]

bist du deutscher

[@skullart2084]

mach weiter so coole videos (^o^) peace out

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Hey :) Vielen vielen Dank!!!

[@aycssv9645]

Too bad traditional german culture is dying out. Immigrants having fun all over europe. :D

[@mikeselk7409]

Yeah the unemployment is a pretty big deal in Germany Highest unemployment rate in Europe

[@LeCheckmate]

Yea, highest unemployment rate after Greece, Spain, Cyprus, Italy, Croatia, France, Portugal, Latvia, Findland, Slovakia, Lithuania, Slowenia, Belgium, Sweden, Bulgaria, Ireland, Denmark, Luxembourg, Austria, Estonia, Romania, Poland, the Netherlands, the UK, Hungary and Malta. Seriously, what are you smoking?

[@robertmeissner5511]

a bit sad what they know about Germany....even if more than 40% of Americans say they have german ancestors :(

[@LimaFoxtrot_98]

It is actually 17%/14%, most white Americans have more British Isles ancestry. America is only 60% white.

[@swagkachu3784]

@@LimaFoxtrot_98 but not british ancestry. german is the biggest following by british and irish

[@lifeeternal9767]

Wow...i thought everyone would say Hitler, Autobahn, beer and Mercedes Benz....

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Apparently not :)

[@lifeeternal9767]

Glück auf, das es noch intelligente Menschen gibt :D

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Man mag es in der heutigen Zeit kaum glauben ;D

[@crappiefisher1331]

lol a lot of poverty and unemployment in germany.. i guess someone should look at actual numbers before talking xD

[@angiraa1076]

IDK i feel like he is trying to mimic the stereotypical British accent...

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

+Angira Hey Angira :) Well I lived in London for a long time so I suppose my English just became naturally more British

[@agreeable-youth]

poverty? the fuck? next time they will maybe say something like overweight or stupid weapon laws...oh the irony

[@MarvinNeumannOfficial]

Well that was one person. There were lots of others who said very different things.

[@DownTheSights1]

Spycrab don't expect too much from anyone in New York or California

[@manictiger]

Germany is the one with stupid weapon laws. America has a lot of problems, but the propensity to support the 2nd Amendment isn't one of them.

[@heidigriezmann9847]

Americans are so cute !That's why I'm married to a American

[@eytschi]

it's nice for once not to see everyone thinking about our shitty past

[@legendarymuramasa2247]

I didn't watched the whole video but I am expecting that Amerikanskies says "Nazi"

[@mrlover4310]

when I think of Germany first thing in comes to mind is Hitler and death and destruction but their cars are good though.

[@michellemartin7390]

onkar phall great :/

[@handohall3406]

onkar phall oh and the USA is all about slavery? you are stubborn.

[@Antonio-fw1bs]

Since when Germany is an area? hahaha there is your typical American.

[@yarmo28]

You would have received many more informative responses had you interviewed educated Americans but then, of course, your video would not have been quite as interesting to those who relish denigrating other peoples.

[@dralshahraniayman]

Sorry what about taking consideration of negative things about Germans such as RACISM / also their behaviours toward tourists

[@13n1304]

1:50 Unemplyoment? Based on my information the USA had a worse unemployment rate than Germany for atleast 5 years. Lol.

[@mozardthebest]

- 13N1304 - Not really by much.