WHAT do AUSTRALIANS think about AMERICA?

[@devondoyle7829]

When guy said "it depends on the neighborhood" i have never heard a more correct description of America. We have it all, and i mean it.

[@youtubertoo]

Devon Doyle he got it spot on

[@dumbshit5448]

THIS COMMENT FR

[@Tayluhhh]

Absolutely. I have a feeling the one girl went to New York possibly. She had plenty of negative things to say like homeless people, attitudes, busy and not safe. The first thing that came to mind was NY. Even though I even going once in awhile. Most of America doesn't look or feel like that though. They gotta visit the country side.

[@somethingelse6774]

@@Tayluhhh yep country side is best 😆

[@JacobAndJamal]

This is it

[@johnestle2748]

Well, Americans LOVE Australians. I don't think Australians really think too much about it, but, as a resident of Arizona, I think Australia is the place I'd most like to visit. It would remind me of my state!

[@michaelmcphee2930]

I'm an Aussie and I've visited the US three times and have knocked 17 states off my bucket list. Each region offers something different. I found Los Angeles in Mr Trumps words a shit hole in parts. I think AZ is somewhere I'd go back to again and again. The Apache Trail was awesome.

[@andrewcoronado947]

Being in this hot furnace Arizona i agree lol Love Australia and the weather. Genuine people

[@person.X.]

Yes. The SW is very similar to Western Australia where I live. Landscape looks very similar in places.

[@konvicted1801]

Arizona reminds me of where I live to hot and humid

[@frostbittenfires2971]

ANDREW CORONADO thanks mate

[@redsun7365]

As an American, this really did give me a humbling experience, we love Australia as well!

[@jacquelinenjeremiahcliff8440]

Yahoo! Aid rips leave little ouchies..but it goes away

[@jacquelinenjeremiahcliff8440]

Huh Yahoo aid band aid

[@stampinupaustraliademonstr4889]

You get that a lot of these comments were limited because people were trying to be polite and a lot of them are actually insults?

[@victorpiscotta7560]

Bro these Australians siad you have fat people, Austrians love to lie I should i live here.

[@victorpiscotta7560]

Also these Australians, said the country has a lot of homeless people.

[@Jeffapperson]

And this is why the US people love the Aussies, So less judgmental

[@Isa-qz9mb]

Jeff Apperson ike they're so sweet

[@J22-b8t]

Isabella Sisneros wouldn’t say that

[@Isa-qz9mb]

J22 oof

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

they're way better thn people from the uk

[@vinttag4312]

@@quanbrooklynkid7776 agreed

[@bayoen9819]

"A lot of homeless people" You went to LA didn't you lol A lot of foreigners need to see the more unseen parts of america like upstate new york, the smaller cities of texas, georgia and alabama for a taste of southern, maine for fishing and hiking, etc.

[@NinthYard]

The mountains of Boone.

[@aryankarcii1157]

North CAROLINAAA!

[@egoeimi3333]

Also rural Appalachia is a nice place to visit for foreigners, as well

[@devildog1534]

Bayoen she definitely went to LA. The democrats ruined California.

[@teaworks409]

*Louisiana*

[@tylerjackson4168]

"Depends on the neighborhood" Couldn't have described USA better myself. Its almost like several countries in one with a common "backbone" that keeps them together.

[@nroke1684]

That’s why we’re the United States, every state was originally supposed to be like its own country in a confederacy. That changes quite a bit over the years but it’s still rather different state to state.

[@imgoingberserk5918]

That's because we are a confederation of countries. That's how it was until the 1860's.

[@Isaac-ho8gh]

And yet most Australian people judge the US so close mindedly.

[@Steve-zc9ht]

Exactly it depends on the city and the state itself since all 50 states have there unique accents and culture

[@notthefather3919]

@@nroke1684 Australia is a federation too.

[@gpalmerify]

Fun to hear Aussies like our accent. Made me wonder if they meant southern, or New York, Chicago etc.

[@alexanderbemis9065]

Probably that neutral Midwest accent/standard American accent. But that aside, Aussie chicks got a noice, beautiful, soothing accent

[@christschool]

@@alexanderbemis9065 As you can tell and if you watch other videos of Australians, they typically gravitate toward the Southern accent.

[@aew6645]

As an Aussie, i can't really differentiate between accents within USA with the exception of someone from "the south" sorry

[@aprilcitygirltocountrywife2595]

true. I'm from the midwest (Iowa) and I find our accent flat and boring.

[@indoorsandout3022]

@@aew6645 Where I am in Ohio in the US, English is not the only language spoken. If you go to the cities, you will have a hundred or so different ethnic groups. And in the countryside there are 2 major languages: English and Plattsdeutch.The latter is spoken by the Amish and Mennonites and people living near them. People who speak Pennsylvania Dutch can usually communicate with them better than the average person because they are closely related languages.

[@jonyoung6405]

Most Australians only see Los Angels, Las Vegas or New York City. Is that really seeing America?

[@iamatoaster2693]

Hell no!

[@alexanderbemis9065]

Yeaaa no one really gives a fuck about us midwesterners, unless a it’s a damn western 😂😂

[@Delgen1951]

@@alexanderbemis9065 well bless your heart, they dont dump on you like they do to the south.

[@TrueRedRabbit2]

Tbh those places are bigger then most places in the world. Population wise

[@a526003b]

Exactly what I was thinking... it’s really sad those disgusting dilapidated homeless infested crime ridden shitholes are so iconic. Go visit anywhere in Maine, or Phoenix, or Grand Rapids Michigan, or Miami, or Huston... stay away from LA, NYC, Chicago, and Detroit and you’re off to a much better start.

[@Jacob-qr8pl]

Australians: YOU have the accent! Average Americans: YOU have the accent! Midwest Americans: Both of you have the accents!

[@johnwilsonjr.3906]

@@asideclaro as a native of Michigan, alot of the midwest does have accents, but aside from the UP and some Detroiters, we really dont have much of one. Lots of Michiganders speak a very plain american english

[@Alesia_Ianotauta]

Yes! There's a reason why newscasters around the US emulate the Midwest accent to sound more "neutral".

[@Dindanmex]

Americans in TEXAS: What accent? xD

[@XXXTENTAClON227]

@@johnwilsonjr.3906 I think you’ve confused what he’s said. EVERYONE has an accent. Literally everyone in the world. Even Siri, or robotic voices, are English accents (just for reference British accent doesn’t exist). Americans simply cannot hear their accents, but other people will DEFINITELY hear them. American accents stick out like a sore thumb in other countries, they’re very noticeable. If I had to pick the most “neutral” accent (still noticeable but a somewhat blend) it would be Canada, more specifically British Columbia. Because it had British settlers since it was a dominion, who lived next to the USA, and their accents fall a little bit in between. The only countries missing are Australia/New Zealand. Like sometimes when I hear people from British Columbia, I can definitely tell they aren’t American or English, but I also notice how strangely attributable they are to both.

[@psychogenesis6755]

HA YES. I'm telling you the Midwest is just "Default English". It's normal to me, but I'm sure if I go to Brooklyn or Britain I'll get comments on it. It's different to others, but it seems "right" and normal to the people of the midwest.

[@N609B]

People seem to be visiting the wrong parts of the U.S.

[@chivalryalive]

N609B -- I feel so sorry for the young lady whom feared the mass of homelessness and lack of safety on the U.S. streets... It seems to me that she simply did not visit the average, mid-western, middleclass community. (Perhaps I am biased...) No homeless persons in my little city or bad persons on the street. :-) --We all get along just fine. :-)

[@N609B]

chivalryalive My thoughts exactly..

[@chivalryalive]

@ Bo Lep -- Are you referring the small towns outside of the major metropolitan areas where persons from various cities live in peace, and tranquility away from the hectic city life and only commute daily into those cities for their employment. --I bet the persons in those smaller cities sure do appreciate their swimming pools, back yards full of trees and the lakes they live beside (which offer them and their children never ending amounts of fun and healthful recreation). :-)

[@bryan_witha_whyy]

What do you mean? Hollywood Times Square Cowboy McDonalds. The United States, y'know?

[@nebulaone908]

Cities you shouldn't visit: LA San Francisco Sacramento NYC Chicago New Jersey Baltimore Houston Portland Seattle Detroit Basically, stay away from the coasts. They are a disgrace to the country.

[@charlies.5777]

As an American, I have to say that MOST Americans LOVE Aussies!! Especially since we have a similar historical background with a certain European country😀 WE even loved the "Crocodile Dundee"movies🎥!! Personally, I went to "UNI" with Aussies from Perth and Brisbane and they were fantastic people. I once went to a party where I was the only Yank there, and they all sang "God Bless America 🎵" to me. TOO funny!! And, yeah, I can NOW do a PERFECT Aussie accent. I did enjoy the American accents THE Aussies did here,TOO. Especially, the North Carolina one. Since I used to live in New York City, I can do a NYC accent that'd probably blow most Aussies' minds!!!! " Hey, how YOU doin'?! "😀 PS We don't have any good restaurants here??!! RU kidding?! WE have some world-class quality restaurants here. They must've been in a super -small Podunk town!! I mean, we DEFINITELY HAVE MORE than 🍔🍔🍔 AND 🍟🍟🍟 !! EVER heard of OUTBACK Steakhouse?! G'DAY, MATE!!😀😀

[@JamesPrime1]

HaHahah they all started singing God Bless America 😂😂😂. I remember one time I was fooling around with one of my Aussie friends and we were chanting “USA USA USA!” and I kid you not, some Aussie guy on his bike rode passed us and he starts screamin, “USA USA USA!” it was the funniest thing. Love these people.

[@billhester8821]

Lol, mate. American. Been in oz a long time. Yer accent is chit......KIDDING ya wanka

[@jakeb6176]

"with a certain European country" say it hun.

[@JonathanDLynch]

We really do love Aussies. You guys are like sophisticated cowboys with charming accents! I don’t know if that is true, but that is how it seems.

[@jacobmaldonado6406]

We as Americans think really well about Australians and Australia!

[@alphaomega7433]

As an American, Steve Irwin was the man when I was a kid. You’ll never hear me say a bad word about Australia💯

[@jonasvalero]

Still is even after his death.

[@tPsychedelic]

As a Texan I can say Steve Irwin is my favorite Australian ever!

[@MrBurns-tf4if]

Aussies say we have a strong accent? Lol thank you so much Australia we love you guys! We flip out when we hear the Aussie accent, it is so cool!

[@Eorzat]

It's really annoying when so many Americans say that we have don't accents. This video just proves that it's all relative.

[@kiwidawn702]

Eorzat I agree everyone has accent. My brother does Australian accent and says “Welcome to animal planet” it’s kinda funny

[@slade_saibot342]

Alesky Dawn Gren he probably doesn’t do it right

[@londonl.3069]

😂 I’m completely in love with the Australian Accent. It’s my most favorite Accent. I laugh when a lot of Americans get the Uk accent mixed up with Aussie’s. I can almost always tell when some is from Australia. Btw I’m a southerner so definitely know all about accents.

[@londonl.3069]

Eorzat some Americans think that y’all don’t have a Accent? That’s foolish. I love Australian Accent.

[@jeffnichols6448]

It seems like Australia is always the first country to stand by America during wartime. The people are warm and have a great sense of humor, what's not to love?

[@cat-gk4he]

We do the same to the UK we are always at war it seems

[@rockiellowxo]

Ohh you meant Australia is only with the United States because of the United Kingdom?

[@cat-gk4he]

@@rockiellowxo No we also are always the first country to support the UK

[@cat-gk4he]

@@andrewbarrett42 What makes you think that? Australia is always the first to support the UK

[@jimmyskyblue6057]

@@andrewbarrett42 Anti English? What language do Australians speak? What flag is in the corner of the Australian flag?

[@parkerinwonderland8676]

I love how respectful they are.

[@ralene6507]

Awh that first women was so lovely

[@jankees4037]

Very typical, but you see those kind ladies in the USA or GB too.

[@sovereignspirit7640]

Jan Kees She is a Pom!

[@stefanieshaina3131]

She couldn't even attempt that accent though lol

[@whitneyangelie3682]

Out of all the foreigners that come here to visit the Aussies are always the coolest. A lot of the Europeans have sticks up their asses but the Aussies are always chill and down to have a good time. Culturally, they’re most like us Americans!

[@carljones7466]

Well your great grandfather was from Europe and a migrant and America is a stolen native American country like Australia is a stolen aboriginal country

[@pdb2k154]

Carl Jones oh well

[@carljones7466]

@@pdb2k154 well a true fact

[@pdb2k154]

Carl Jones and what are you gonna do about it that happens hellllaaaa years ago

[@carljones7466]

@@pdb2k154 what can anyone do but we all know the truth and we all know it happened and one day with luck they will get they're country back both the native American and the aborigines

[@Gurkha73able]

Jason Prime Thanks so much for this clip mate. It is the only clip that I can access that has my Mum Pauline talking at 2:03. Sadly she passed away from cancer on June 5th 2021.

[@JamesPrime1]

Hey Ritchie! Sorry to hear about that. I’m glad I got the opportunity to meet you guys, even though I didn’t know her well, my experience with her was a very pleasant one and I’m just happy that I got the chance to meet her in this life!

[@norvaz94]

We had a exchange student in high school from Australia. We loved his accent. :)

[@JamesPrime1]

I love the Australian accent! I hope your exchange student represented Australia well!

[@jonathankoons8721]

I laughed super hard when that guy said America sounds like a wild place

[@JamesPrime1]

lol I got a kick out of that as well.

[@jonathankoons8721]

@@JamesPrime1 cause to us we always hear that everything in Australia tries to kill u except the people and they have a shit ton of slang. I recognized grouce which means great

[@Eorzat]

I personally laughed when one of them said that it seems like a crowded place.

[@newbris]

@Thomas Beaty She didnt build the "fucking oceans" herself though...

[@newbris]

@@jonathankoons8721 doubt wild meant "nature" wild, it would have meant loud/fun/crazy...

[@ethanstephens7320]

I’m an American and I absolutely love Australians! I like to imagine that we’re very similar in a lot of ways.

[@billbored8277]

I don't think Australians realise how big and varied the US is. From rural to urban, west coast vs east coast, the south, Texas, Florida, the mid-west, Alaska, Hawaii...... its all so incredibly different and varied. The people and the environment, 'America' is just a collections of incredibly different people and lands.

[@2HRTS1LOVE]

Ikr, I was thinking that, too. Their country is roughly the same size, Sydney to Perth is like NY to LA, but everyone lives along the coast. We have over 300 million, I think they're around 25 million. I live in Florida, we have 25 million here alone, lol! And there's still lots of empty spaces. I can't imagine the people of my state being spread across the whole country, seems like you'd just be able to go for days without seeing another soul. So yeah, they probably don't really grasp how much larger of a population that is, how it allows for a bajillion small and medium sized towns/cities spread out all over the place, with vastly different terrain. Idk a lot about Oz, but I don't think they have everything from deserts to rainforests to huge mountains to great plains to great lakes, on and on. They make fun of us for never leaving, but there's literally so many different things to see and do, you could easily spend a lifetime and miss a lot.

[@person.X.]

It is. Absolutely amazing and exhilarating to travel around.

[@jankees4037]

And maybe you don't have enough insight how Australia self is. It is really much of the same as the USA. Stretched dessert planes (outback), wild west (north of Melbourne region), NY=BRB=LA=SYD=MEL, Portland is Sydney for going to beach and go wintersport. Hawaii is a lot alive in the east edge of AUS.

[@billbored8277]

@@jankees4037 And maybe I don't care...

[@Eorzat]

@@billbored8277 Wait, so you're going to rip on Australians for not knowing enough about the U.S., but you're going to do a 180 and say that you don't care about learning about Australia in turn? This attitude is why so many countries hate us and say that we're "snobby" and the like.

[@4nciite]

I like Australians, even if they did lose a war to the Emus, I wont hold it against them!

[@RSxMVxSN]

😂😂😂

[@glenncordova3365]

One of.my best friends is an emu.

[@miekekennedy619]

Emu's are pretty powerful mate

[@sokar_rostau]

I studied Australian history at an Australian university. I heard of the "Emu War" from reddit. Ironically, there never seems to be any mention of our failed attempts to eradicate millions of rabbits with machine guns and explosives.

[@skullandcrossbones65]

@@sokar_rostau The Chinese built a wall to keep out the rabbits. A friend of mine lived in China for several years, he never saw any rabbits. (TV add several years ago explained why the great wall was built)

[@jameskoralewski296]

It's only crowded here in the major cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Chicago. Just like Sydney is one of the few crowded Aussie cities. Most of the U.S. is wide open and there are only a few people per acre in some states like Wyoming and Alaska.

[@jankees4037]

Australia is the same on that. North and Mid Australia and you see no one anymore.

[@jackwyatt3854]

No one really pays any attention to Wyoming or Alaska

[@jakefoster5611]

Yeah, I live out in bumfuck nowhere ha. Can't even get good internet. I'm running on 1Mb downstream lol.

[@anthonylong9067]

@@jackwyatt3854 everyone will be paying attention to wyoming when its underground volcano erupts.

[@collegemccollege7131]

LMFAO where did that blonde girl go? COMPTON? haha

[@Rommie26]

College McCollege from the sound of it either SF or LA

[@anonimuso]

Tons of homeless people and didn't feel safe walking down the street in broad daylight? Definitely California. NYC has lots of homeless, but there's also 1,000 tourists on every street and about 3 police officers too.

[@mz74smart]

Nowadays, pretty much any given place on the west coast. Needles and shit cover "progressive" liberal cities.

[@a526003b]

anonimuso spot on!

[@a526003b]

Uw0tm8 Phoenix is clean... and not many homeless

[@Angelina_C98]

I love how every accents is southern 😂

[@JamesPrime1]

lol it’s like their default setting when they think of American accents 😂😂😂

[@anthonymcauliffe9000]

@@JamesPrime1 it's the same here in Oz too! The inland ppl (agricultural areas) tend to have a significant amount of 'aussie-ness' also coastal areas especially eastern side have a bit of a 'bogan convict' drawl. It's easy, you just say your whole sentence in one go without paying to much attention to sharp sounds... 'Howyagoin' "yeahanotoobad” 'fknhotah?' "cookinmenutsoff!” 'Seeyawazza' "tooroobazz" *TRANSLATION* 'Hi, good morning how are you today' "Good day to you sir, I am well" 'This weather we are experiencing is particularly warm is it not?' "I agree." 'Well actually I have an appointment Wayne, we'll be in touch soon my good friend' "Barry I respect our friendship dearly and hold you as a close personal acquaintance. Goodbye for now"

[@taylahfisher9783]

It's because our accent mixes with the American so it comes out southern

[@elyenidacevedo1995]

@@taylahfisher9783 I can hear that 😂

[@Callsign_Prophet]

America is expensive 😂 I've been to Australia hold on

[@maziar58]

A.J. Bensinger It is because of the current exchange rate I guess $1.00 to their $.70!

[@a526003b]

Is it weird I’ve never even considered Australia having its own currency??? 😂 does it have a kangaroo on it? It should definitely have kangaroos and crocodiles on it!

[@iehnjiemfcohnum]

Some Guy Yes we actually do! On our $1 coins there are kangaroos 🦘

[@michaelmckesson6997]

In all fairness these people are probably visiting major cities. I've been to New York city, Chicago, Los Angeles. They are horribly overpriced. You can add five dollars to McDonald's meal, let alone eat at a actually restaurant. Way to much money and TAX!

[@Itsshadowgod]

I heard Alcohol is extremely expensive compared to America

[@Invisible_Socks]

3:03 “fat people” Video is tons of fat people being filmed in the background in Australia 🤣

[@icecreamsandwichiify]

I noticed that too. Lol!

[@kevinwoods4724]

American tourists 😂😂😂

[@moonlightlelinator7394]

Kevin Woods no

[@moonlightlelinator7394]

Kevin Woods not all americans are fat, every country has fat people

[@icecreamsandwichiify]

@@moonlightlelinator7394 True.

[@KittySnicker]

Aww we love you Aussies too!! The older folks in this video are so sweet!

[@jimgreen3966]

Ha ha! We don't have an accent! The rest of the world has an accent.

[@ZachAttack-tp7eo]

Southerners/country folk have an accent Chesapeake Bayer's have an accent Wisconsin people have accents

[@charlies.5777]

@@ZachAttack-tp7eo Bah-stan (Boston) people have accents, too. Especially when they're ordering Suppah. " I'll have some chowdah with my Lobstah, which I'm gonna dip in melted butt-ah . Gawd love ya,that's wicked GOOD!! " Same with New Yorkers. Fuhgettaboutit !!😀

[@Crucial47]

Do we Californians have an accent ??

[@joelfritz7119]

@@Crucial47 your not part of America

[@2Quietus]

@@joelfritz7119 😀😀😀😀😀😀

[@rorymcnicol5023]

Im a Australian who just visited America and it was one of the best places I've ever been to.

[@JamesPrime1]

Glad you had an awesome time man!

[@hobbyist1001]

Australia is the only country that has stood with and fought and died with in every conflict the USA has been in over 100 years I would fight and die for Australia if someone dared to challenge Australia and their freedom and their people.

[@EneruReactions]

Dont forget canada

[@waifubreaks1572]

I hope that guy realizes that "south of Florida" is like northern Cuba.

[@jakeb6176]

he said "in the south of florida"

[@Delgen1951]

Not likely, he tried a southern accent but it was a very bad Taxas one he got out...or a bad "Hollywood" southern one.

[@Delgen1951]

@@jakeb6176 yeah that is Yankee and Caribbean land not the south at all.

[@jakeb6176]

@@Delgen1951 oh interesting

[@heidimarchant5438]

From Tampa to Miami there's a lot of Cubans and retirees from the New England states.

[@moonlightlelinator7394]

i love australia so much! it is a big dream of me to travel there one day! so much love from the USA! 🇺🇸❤️🇦🇺

[@coreysacken]

It's great. New Zealand is legit too. Wellington has some of the best coffee I've ever had.

[@aspieotaku3580]

My gf is Australian we Been together for 4 years.

[@VONNISTWOCENTS]

Love back

[@ChrisMcKee087]

People from Australia seem super similar to us coming from an American. I've met a few people from Australia and they were really easy to get along with and we had a decent amount of similarities. Good people. 👍

[@charlesmarie8117]

they all did southern accents?? why?? lololol

[@twoeightythreez]

Because the likelihood of meeting someone who speaks with , among others, an English,German, Chinese, Irish , Colombian, Egyptian, Syrian, Mexican, or Indian accent, even in my small northeastern city of Allentown, PA (about 120k population and 1.2 million MSA) is very high. Sometimes you even meet an Aussie :) The South is about the only area where the dialect is relatively consistent.

[@dementos7806]

It's because that is the typical American well known accent that most people know.

[@newbris]

@ukkr "DON'T have an accent."....huh ? You all have an accent.

[@girlinthesouth850]

🤚 As a true American southerner, I have given ALL of their fake southern accents a very negative rating

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

@@dementos7806 yup

[@joelfritz7119]

They say the food proportions a big but your not supposed to eat it all at the restaurant

[@PopnRockPlaylists]

Most other countries you are expected to eat it all at the restaurant. Some restaurants won’t have boxes for you to take away left overs. It’s just a different culture. When I was on holiday in the USA we at least had a fridge in our apartment to store leftovers. If it was a hotel it may not have a fridge!

[@sovereignspirit7640]

H S you're! ha ha

[@moisty254]

Doggy bag that goodness oh yeah

[@matteliano454]

@@PopnRockPlaylists You DON'T have to eat it all. You paid for it. Eat what you want.

[@rockracingfan]

mark454 that’s just wasteful then...

[@codyglisczinski8680]

as an American, Australia as a country and as a people looks beautiful.

[@PlagueKing_LordFalix]

America: What am I a clown? Do I amuse you? Australians: ...yea.

[@Isaac-ho8gh]

Not surprising since most of our people think our authoritarian and "safe" system is so superior.

[@nathan-ck3je]

Jerry springer show.. USA

[@trumpdid9116]

They'd all be begging to live here in 2021 after getting curb stomped by police.

[@AlxndrHQ]

😂😂😂

[@VernePhilleas]

Loved this vid. Sydney and Brissy are really beautiful places.

[@eunicelopez7624]

I’m 🇲🇽Mexican-American🇺🇸 and I love AUSTRALIA and Aussies ♥️🇦🇺

[@america1832]

AMERICA is a CONTINENT made up of 35 countries and more than 1000 million inhabitants poor stupid ignorant people are pitiful

[@MIDLANDER31]

All of the people I know here in the states just love Aussies!!!

[@stefanieshaina3131]

If you were actually in America you wouldn't refer to it as "the states"

[@TheNerdess]

@@stefanieshaina3131 They might if they were older and weren't sure how to talk to the Aussies ;p

[@stefanieshaina3131]

@@TheNerdess LOL I'm American

[@TheNerdess]

@@stefanieshaina3131 so am I:p but I could see someone explaining to someone n calling it the states!

[@jonathanross7324]

Wow these were actually genuine, fair, & not hostile, like other vids I’ve seen.

[@rebeccalinnea4156]

Aw, australians seem super nice! Very like down to earth! When the lady talked about the wall at 7:15, so cute I can't 😭 Never really met an australian in person though, even when working with tourists in Stockholm.

[@Livingdeddgorl]

What part of America did that sweet girl in the grey visit?! 😂 Chicago?! We are so crime ridden in her mind but noooo not everywhere!

[@jankees4037]

|That goes everywhere around the planet. And sadly most people start holidays in crime cities because that is where the plane lands. And you never forget the first view.

[@lmlm_]

Only a few bad neighborhoods in a dozen cities really. Entire states like Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Montana, Utah, Idaho, Nebraska are very safe when it comes to violent crime.

[@anticontrarian3788]

Ya just the parts with a lot of blacks and Mexicans

[@johnalden5821]

@@anticontrarian3788 And racist cops.

[@potatertots2060]

atlanta

[@zakaryloreto6526]

this makes me love Australia and America more!

[@rick262]

The Aussies are delightful. As an American I can say, we love you guys! I visited WA (Fremantle, Perth) back in the 80's and Sydney in 2009. Good memories.

[@mra6308]

That guy talking about American burgers having real meat........wot 😂

[@beengles22]

Cows in America are mostly grain fed while cows in a lot of other countries are grass fed. When I was in Australia I had a grass fed hamburger, and while I liked it, my family really didn’t. It just has a different texture and taste sometimes. That might not be everywhere and it might also have to deal with preparation, but grass vs grain does change the taste of meat.

[@johnnygreenface]

@CATCH MY BOTO gains are grass

[@soarray5559]

Have a real American burger not fast food that’s what he was talking about

[@pinayladyoz8044]

horse meat ha ha ha

[@mjames4709]

Proper meat?!?! Australia’s got the best beef and lamb in the world. What’s he eating?!?!?!

[@jacobmaldonado6406]

They need to try America's BBQ.

[@sebastianmoon7811]

Ikr, especially south BBQ its to die for

[@2Quietus]

@@sebastianmoon7811 Texas here. Damn straight, my man!

[@person.X.]

On a road trip round the US a few years ago I travelled from BBQ to BBQ restaurant lol. Ribs are my favourite food. Difficult to find here in Western Australia :(

[@sebastianmoon7811]

person X well im glad you liked em’ you come back now ya here ? :)

[@jankees4037]

AUS BBQ still ownz America's BBQ any day of the year. They proly come over to the USA and teach you a lesson how to really do it!

[@JamesWendellDavis]

We must protect Australia at all costs. Those brilliant folks gave us Bluey.

[@johnself6435]

Kinda think of Australians as cousins . same about those boys north of here

[@victorwaddell6530]

Is it true that about 90% of Canadian peoole live within a 100 mile distance from the US border ?

[@jankees4037]

What about the Brittain and Hong Kong people?

[@AyeeeItsCam]

@@jankees4037 Hong Kong is in Asia! China to be exact. They speak Chinese (Cantonese) FIRST!

[@TheNerdess]

I do as well! Though the north boys love to try and pretend they are nothing like us lol ..... They are.

[@Its_just_zell]

Same here

[@juancmost]

It's such a trip to hear someone loves your accent. Lol. You have an accent not me. I want to go to Austrailia now.

[@gibberingmaw3211]

I hate how there like, 'all fat' Actually, that is a stereotype. The highest amount of fat people is Samoa. Followed by; Tokelau,Narau etc. USA is at #16.

[@josiacliffor2486]

no, samoa has a bigger birth weight which means they are consistently the same unlike America who has the highest OBESITY rates

[@LGAussie]

GibberingMaw England has a lot of fat ppl now.

[@jayegees1554]

Also some states have more overweight folks

[@Christobanistan]

It's mainly a function of affluence and domestic food production. If the average person is relatively rich and the country produces a stupid amount of food (like in America), the food will be very cheap and portion sizes will be larger, so the people will get fatter.

[@TheTheTheTheTheThe]

Most of those countries are tiny micronations in the Pacific though

[@vaskylark]

I'm American but I lived in Australia when I was a kid and I had a positive experience. I was called "Yank" the entire time I lived there but it was said with affection and I had no shortage of friends (and even my first boyfriend and kiss!). I still talk to some of them some thirty years later.

[@jimmymars1249]

I hope I could have such best friends who still are contacting you even thirty years passed.

[@principalmcvicker6530]

You need more subs man! I scrolled down expecting to read through a flood of comments. Love the vid

[@JamesPrime1]

Hey thanks man I appreciate it! I had a good time making the video and meeting some cool Australian folks. Most of the Australian folk I’ve met were pretty nice. Except that one lady on my flight over here, she was a mean ole witch. Anyway, I’m glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!

[@gabbbs5865]

4:40 “it depends on the neighborhood” this guy knows what he’s talking about. America so diverse & full of different culture & different people with different attitudes.. I hate when people paint America’s all the same because of a handful of people that destroy the image

[@donnabanks7656]

Pretty good American accents.

[@shaunellis3060]

The homeless issue in the CA. WA FL. & NYC is outta control but most of the rest of America doesn't have a big homeless issue. Other cities may have a little bit but those places are outta control.

[@jimmymars1249]

Speaking about homeless people in Australia, why did the social media seem in australia sound like not want to have other people knowing there're homeless living there, while the american dares to release the truth of homelessness?

[@anthonyvee9267]

I believe a recent poll in America named Australia as its most dependable ally. They join us in every conflict and never hesitate to show their support like others do. Australia has some of the most beautiful women on Earth. Their people overall have great attitudes and every single one I’ve met are extremely respectful. Much love from your American friends

[@moderatelyseriousracoon2254]

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[@nwmonk3105]

Yeah, 99.9% of these Aussies went to LA or NYC. That is NOT America. It's a small snap shot of what America is. Did they go to Dallas, Omaha, Denver, Seattle, etc. Nope.

[@CaliMeatWagon]

That's not what the US is either. Theiy're are ~315 cities in America with over 100K population. Out of those those cities, only ~10 have over a million. The cities you mentioned are the 1% of American and don't represent the majority.

[@richardschiffman7657]

All you said was a few cities of some importance. America is a lot, LOT bigger than LA, NYC, Dallas, Omaha, Denver, Seattle etc combined.

[@50sausagesatonce76]

They went there because its the most well known states

[@WingDingzz]

Well I mean, most Americans think that Australia is just a desert with deadly animals, without coming here. Even when they do come, it pretty much only Sydney that they go to. Honestly, I feel more at home in the Southern states than in the north, everyone up there feels so cold.

[@liyah6314]

Well I didn’t see you travelling up to Newcastle did I

[@bigdawg1758]

The one dude was very right. Smart guy. It depends on the neighbor

[@Nick-ft6ty]

Bro... They’re so accurate. I’m literally eating 2 burgers in a fast foot spot in my city and there’s a homeless person outside

[@Taunic]

CONFIRMED

[@Tomogeny]

TWO burgers?! Oh boy, America does sound wild

[@thekingmagnum7331]

Give him a burger dude lol

[@sunshinebehappy1907]

I love the comment “we don’t have an accent they do”.

[@gogurtz1738]

Even in the states, west coast people sounds like they’re either high as heck or excited. You got the Plains and the mid-west, which is proper American English speaking, and then you got the southern accents which break it down to different types of southern accents. And finally, the nor-eastern which is a mix of American and British English.

[@Steve-zc9ht]

@@gogurtz1738 thank you!!!!! Ppl really don't know that the British in the 1700 sounded like a Midwestern American which means Midwestern Americans have the right English

[@brianmosse]

Love Australians and Americans , Kiwi's Canadians. In fact I think I'm a fan of the English speaking world

[@LGAussie]

The English don’t like Aussies. They consider them lower class?! I consider Aussies fabulous! The English have poles stuck up there arses, and are not liked by most countries. Aussies love life and are truly lovely ppl. Some of my favorite ppl are Aussies! I’d love to live there half the time! They live life to the fullest and are not judgemental ! I love them!!

[@strikerwolf4448]

I think nobody likes the British I dont even think the British like the british I don't like em cuz too proper spoken rude as hell and tried to take over America in the 1700s so yeah 100% rude people but like New York we have our fair share of rude schmucks

[@LGAussie]

LLX2 Some Ppl may like some English humor. It’s their rudeness many ppl don’t like. Even the English complain how their own ppl are annoying in their attitude. When I lived in England for school, the English told me to check out Ireland, Scotland, and other places like Wales nearby. I wanted to, but didn’t get the chance. The English said they are nicer ppl, friendlier, and not rude outside of England. I wish I had the chance to check the other places out. I know I would have had those friends for life, like I made in other countries.

[@LGAussie]

SpankyMonkey Yes, I am a nice person and would probably find u lovely in person to have a cup of tea with or a pint, but when I went to school in England, the Brits told me they thought of the Aussies as lower class, which is pure arrogance. The Brits may be cordial to the Aussies, but down deep may have a critical view of them? So, maybe u don’t, but u may know other Brits who do as well?

[@LGAussie]

LLX2 Far from it. U probably are tho. English are generally insulting anyway, for no reason too.

[@LGAussie]

LLX2 Maybe in ur mind? Lol!! Most ppl nowadays think of the Brits as boring and anal. They are far from posh. Maybe 100 years ago. England has been going downhill since the Arabs came in. It’s not got the same character anymore.

[@jaredcrotty251]

The disparity between the ones that have come here, and haven’t, is really interesting. Especially since none of them were completely wrong.

[@DarthCookieKS]

Jared Crotty hey my name is Jared too!

[@bryansansone3301]

Everyone I've met from various countries who don't like the U.S. only went to NYC, D.C., CA, and Las Vegas. I explained to them that they literally visited the worst places in a very large country. I wouldn't judge any country or it's people just on one or two locations, ESPECIALLY the capital cities and tourist places. I enjoyed this video, and hope to not only visit, but explore Australia some day.

[@Conrad75]

Thank you for flipping the video in post instead of keeping it in its native recording for my viewing pleasure :)

[@sithjohn80]

Love this video series, more!

[@JamesPrime1]

sithjohn80 thanks man! I’ll try to make some more for sure. Thanks for watching !

[@Sofia-jl6nf]

The lady with red short hair makes me feel happy

[@zacg8975]

I'm an American and I love Australia Always have and always will ❤️ 🇺🇲❤️❤️🇦🇺

[@joshua695]

imagine if this video could be made 100 years ago......

[@benjaamin8]

Australia was barely a country 100 years ago.

[@satari5999]

“Laid back cops” Yea no

[@tylergaye5457]

Our cops are strict about different things just like any country and that guy was talking specifically about cars which our cops do tend to be laid back about

[@coyotelong4349]

Maybe Barney Fife. Lol

[@Wolf-sd8fr]

It’s honestly true, it’s hard to see the majority of cops just doing their job when all you see are bad cops that make interesting news stories. Sad how people have been manipulated by the media

[@johnirish2969]

You probably couldnt hug a cop in America, but you could in Britain. Maybe that's why so many british police are injured or killed on the job

[@dumbshit5448]

ACAB

[@EssenceofPureFlavor]

My impression as an American is that other than Canada, there's no other country we have more in common with than Australia. Definitely want to visit when all the Covid stuff ends.

[@andrewbarrett42]

The Americans kicked the Brits out 200 years ago.

[@conmanumber1]

​@@andrewbarrett42 Yes British are disgusting and use stupid accents and have shit cars and trucks. America is the best designed nation on earth.

[@dco5055]

I love how they bring up about over weight people in America but the people behind them couldn't count how many people were over weight.

[@jankees4037]

@imaprouduclabruin Also in wamer parts of the country the obesity rate is higher than in colder parts of the country. Goes for both AUS and USA.

[@chocfortress]

What if they were just American tourists? O_O

[@ReidGarwin]

@@chocfortress hahahahaha

[@jameskoralewski296]

I have lived in America for 70 years, this month. I have never been involved or seen any gun violence. Everyone here knows where the gun problem is here and we tend to avoid these areas as much as possible. I have lived in Chicago for the first 21 years of my life without any gun incidents. Chicago is now a major shooting place but all the gun shootings are black on black. Street gangs in the area are fighting over territory as to who gets to sell drugs in their hometown. Los Angeles, back in the seventies, also had a big problem with their gang violence but it is not so bad right now.

[@jameskoralewski296]

@C Hoc Chicago doesn't have a gun problem. It has a gang and drug problem.

[@jameskoralewski296]

I hate DEMOCRATS!

[@jameskoralewski296]

@C Hoc I hate ignorant people, even more '1

[@rudyg323]

I’m from L.A. I met a girl from Adelaide we have been friends for 10 years. She has been here twice I’m going to Adelaide this year. Fun times. I can’t wait to meet your city!

[@JamesPrime1]

I hope you have a good time in Adelaide. Make sure you visit Glenelg beach or even Henley Beach! Both great spots.

[@amysacrehomestead279]

I just went outside to find the McDonald’s on my street. Nothing!

[@MakaylaChildress]

4:39 he has been the most accurate and knows the most. the US is incredibly large and even within in a state, the people differ massively. there may be a stigma around a state, but it usually defines a very small population

[@fagioli7063]

“And everything is fried” that’s so true I had to laugh 😂. Bruh we have fried ice cream

[@mysanityizgone4576]

So does most of the Asian countries (China,Vietnam, Thailand, etc.

[@Zmanor]

Really

[@Steve-zc9ht]

@@Zmanor yup lmao 😂

[@jimmymars1249]

Most food are fried.Why the greasy oil have been used to cook for frying doesn't affect the cost of gasoline(bio diesel) consumed by vehicles using such fuel?

[@chayrobinson1208]

We have fried icecream in Australia too.

[@MrWFactor]

Still have yet to meet an Aussie I didn't like a lot. Good videos man. Interesting.

[@JamesPrime1]

Same here! I can’t think of a single bad encounter I’ve had with an Australian🤔 They are some solid folks that’s for sure. And thanks for checking out the videos!

[@MrWFactor]

@@JamesPrime1 cheers man.

[@BubbaBlackmon]

I like the Australian accent so much I switched my Siri to Australian female {I'm American}

[@on1onsalt902]

FINALLY a country that doesn't hate our guts!!!!!!!! Love you Australia.

[@flatoutuk]

​@@andrewbarrett42 not mate, Brits don't hate Americans, it's just banter mostly and sometimes humour but it's not hate. Always get some haters but they aren't a majority

[@donna6592]

We don’t hate Americans 🇦🇺 🇺🇸

[@foolhardy757]

Americans are cool people. Back in the mid 80's I went to LA an San Francisco and had a ball. Great memories of a great place. I'm hoping our American friends get back on track with the homeless situation very soon. Love from Australia.

[@LooksLegitBro]

"laid back cops" hmmmmm...

[@gogurtz1738]

#2020 #GeorgeFloyd #Riots

[@Amgezy]

@Go Gurtz imma just throw this out there. George floyed died because of overdose.

[@jewel733]

7:23 this lady is so sweet and wholesome...warms y heart lol

[@pickmeup2323]

This channel deserves more subscribers. Keep up the good work

[@JamesPrime1]

Thanks man I really appreciate that!🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@Callsign_Prophet]

10:00 surprised the first they thought of was NC

[@victorwaddell6530]

Im from South Carolina and everywhere in the world I went people would confuse NC and SC . No Im from SOUTH Carolina , Thank You . But as we say down south "Bless their heart " .

[@tylineburgos8879]

Its so weird, there are alot of fast food places here but there's soooooooo many different restaurants with cuisine from around the world all over so It feels weird to think someone had a hard time finding regular food.

[@AntASledd]

It was really great to hear all the nice things so many of you Australian folks had to say. I hope yall are having a good summer down there! You all seemed very nice and cool in this video. I laughed at many of the accents, and it was very fun to hear you all try to speak like us. I know that we sound strange when we try to talk like yall. But, some of yall did really good and sounded just like us! Yall take care, and I hope things are going well for you!

[@darthkillerhog]

Love from America! Australia is awesome

[@marcusfox2443]

We love you guys too.America is such a diverse country. Would love to go there when all this covid crap is done with.

[@gGc0705]

I love Australians and I’m glad they love us

[@marcusfox2443]

This Aussie does,all the Americans i've met have been good people.

[@robbiebalboa]

3:30 which 1960’s ABC film reel did they find this lady from.

[@cartergibb]

Aussies just seem so chill. I want Aussie friends

[@selmaroberson4447]

i,ll be your aussie mate

[@siebrenbe79]

Love Australia from Belgium 🇧🇪🇦🇺, would love to visit one day ❤️

[@seratonin7004]

I love all the positive feedback from Americans in these threads! Cheers from Adelaide 🇦🇺

[@DanielRodriguez-io2me]

this is why i love the Australians! they’re are so cool, & so chill 😂

[@ginapaynter2642]

The one girl acted like if you were to step out of your home you are gonna get knifed our shot. Also we all don't speak southern.

[@klgherkin]

To be fair, the least safe I've ever felt when travelling was in LA. I know that's not what all of America is. But considering my experience was that someone was shot down the road from me the first night I was there, I had men follow me on foot and by car as I walked down the street, and someone sexually harassed me at a bus stop, I agree with this young girl for sure. All this and I was only in LA for three nights. I would still love to go back to the US though and see some other cities and taste different local foods.

[@rf5210]

America is a beautiful country full of warm, hospitable people. I have had so many lovely American friends and colleagues in my almost 50 years. As an Australian I am extremely grateful for our long running friendship. I also believe we owe a great deal to all those brave young men who helped defend us during ww2. May we stand together forever as friends and allies. God bless America!