Where 30+ Celebrities Really Come From

Where 30+ Celebrities Really Come From
#celebrity #actor #actress

[@roxannetabo9717]

Hawaii is the 50th state in the USA, not a country all on its own

[@lindaf4836]

Statehood in late 50's. That's why SURFING and it's related sport SKATEBOARDING, became all the rage IN THE SIXTIES. Because HAWAII, who invented surfing, had just been inducted!

[@robcon5247]

I was going to mention that even in Australia we know that Hawaii is a state in the USA. Also Rachael Taylor is from Tasmania, not a country but a state of Australia

[@kyloren1014]

And blocking your content from my feed for stupidity

[@mihaela5227]

Iris a state of America.

[@pyrotargetogs1215]

You colonists must be proud

[@sassykitty292]

Just because someone is born in a certain country doesn't mean they're "from there".

[@Vee_of_the_Weald]

Michael Fassbender is actually Irish. His dad is German and moved to Ireland

[@makepeacewithyourbrokenpieces]

I was going tk say that too

[@LucienSabre]

He’s not the only one whom they got it wrong. This video should be title “where celebrities _were born” because that’s what they’re listing - everybody knows Fassbender is irish, Hugo Weaving is australian (of british origin) and Oscar Isaac is naturalized american….just to name a few.

[@vikkiarmytage8815]

Tasmania is not a Country. It is a State of Australia.

[@caidyc]

Michael Fassbinder was born and raised in Ireland.

[@jennysmith38]

He was born in Germany, his mother is Irish and his father is German. His family moved to Ireland when he was two, so he would probably see himself as an Irishman. I always thought he was born in Ireland, until I just did a Google search. I just had to check Hugo Weaving, I always thought he was born in Australia, but he was born in British Nigeria, to British parents, his family moved to a few different countries with their work, and moved to Australia while he was still at school. That was just as big as shock that Michael was born in Germany, eventhough his last name is German.

[@davidjackson2524]

Sam Neil was born in Ireland and his family moved to NZ when he was young

[@richardque1036]

The late actress joan fontaine was born in tokyo,japan,that does not mean she was a japanese.

[@carinemissous7921]

Same for Samaire Armstrong

[@alexjimenez5729]

Joaquin Phoenix, Puerto Rico🇵🇷

[@jenbarrymore8553]

Just a correction but Tasmania is not a country, it is an island state of Australia. Fact check next time.

[@pamsuemor]

Hawaii is a state

[@vincentdinatale6962]

For the record TASMANIA is a State of AUSTRALIA!

[@MsSimplyFlyy]

Hugo Weaving was born in Nigeria, but he is Bristish. Either fact check is needed, or a title change to say celebs birthplace.

[@resinvillarama1287]

He's actually Australian

[@thabo3866]

Australian

[@lillyalexander9669]

Hawaii, USA… not a country… is state

[@marilyndafeta3064]

Hugo Weaving from Nigeria ke???😃😂😂

[@davidjackson2524]

Hugo Weaving. Nigeria? No way. I thought he was Australian

[@user-mm3xc4gd2o]

Yet the USA does not call Charlize Theron an African American

[@larynOneka8080]

Charlize Theron is South African, not African American. The term African American was invented by Jessie Jackson in the 1970's to describe descendants of enslaved Africans. Slaves were interbred with slaves from different countries and they weren't allowed to pass down their culture so most slave descendants had no clue what specific country in Africa they were actually from. It was never meant to describe people from the continent of Africa because they obviously know what country they are from.

[@user-mm3xc4gd2o]

@@larynOneka8080 Americans call all black people African Americans. Even people that are from the Caribbean and other countries.

[@thabo3866]

She's not ethnically African. If I am a black man born in Korea then move to Amerca that won't make me an Asian-American

[@mariuspopescu284]

@@larynOneka8080 I think you missed the irony.

[@LucienSabre]

The video should be titled “Where 30+ celebrities were born” as that’s what’s the video is listing and not where _they’re from_ - to give you the first, in video order, examples of what I mean: Michael Fassbender was only born in Germany but he’s _irish;_ Hugo Weaving is australian of british origins; Oscar Isaac was born in Guatemala but he’s naturalized american (his parents moved to US when he was 5 **months** old).

[@bonniecarruth8429]

President Reagan made the same mistake thinking Hawaii was a country not a state,

[@ellaripa3070]

Amy Adams what a doll.

[@kylasimpson2700]

FFS Tasmania is not a Country it is a state of Australia!!!!

[@thabo3866]

isn't Lupita from Kenya?

[@marilyndafeta3064]

Lupita is Kenyan

[@marilyndafeta3064]

I think you need to redo your list😂😂

[@frankkkbard0n315]

Giovanna Antonelli is famous outside of Brasil??? I never knew that

[@verdibee6954]

Tasmania is a state of Australia

[@sabinaKowalczyk-sl5si]

Nastassja Kiński on Poland

[@sabinaKowalczyk-sl5si]

Nastassja Kiński Poland

[@robcon5247]

Wrote my comment before I saw that same error with Essie Davis, surely it would be prudent to fact check the difference between a state and a country before making such an assertion on social media.

[@robynwood5445]

Isn’t Brazil spelt with a “z” 🤔🤔. I am Australian and yep Tassie is a state

[@frankkkbard0n315]

For us in BraSil, no. Usually in english it is

[@robynwood5445]

Huh. Thanks for that 🤷‍♀️

[@emmalanzarini2836]

James van deer beek olanda

[@mihaela5227]

A state of America .

[@Marketoromagnolo]

ADAMS wa sjust born in ITALY but has nothing to do with italy,a lso you forgot Marion Cotilard france and Shoeshneirt from BEELGIUM

[@ameflix4971]

Narrate the women

[@connectee9332]

Scotland is not a country. it’a part of UK

[@perlamariapisanolaso8230]

Escocia sí es un país de UK

[@samanthashaver]

GOOD LORD Hawaii is a part of America and has been since the early sixties. OK please listen to what everybody is saying in their comments.