Why didn't we see THIS before...

[@Elessar00]

About the cannibal joke, "yamyam" is actually pronounced like "yum yum" so it's even funnier like that

[@erent.2020]

@@frustationoverloaded5976 when?

[@dulguunjargal1199]

"Yamy yamy" -A toddler eating something

[@turkishissunlanguage]

@@frustationoverloaded5976 ah yes, again when someone mentions about Türkiye, always that one person have to ruin everything. Great.

[@DarkFire3437]

no no no

[@gunaykoc5185]

And if you try to translate it to english its basically the eating sound of a person going "nomnom"

[@leonhardeuler7647]

Argentina talking about superiority makes me really worried considering all the grandpas there who are suspiciously fluent in a non specific completely random Germanic language.

[@stocazz9743]

Overused joke🗿

[@fritzfromsouth5935]

They speak Italian..

[@T34-57-s3s]

@@fritzfromsouth5935 and spanish and che

[@T34-57-s3s]

@I change my name every month HE SAID THE C WORD

[@daselsdis653]

Euler Chad moment

[@xshme]

''There has to be one person named Bowser'' President of Nintendo of America: Sweats nervously

[@elufey9516]

Literally made for the job

[@16ktsgamma]

His name first name is Doug.

[@modmaker7617]

Kupa (pronounced "koopa") in Polish is poop. Wonder if that's the reason King Koopa became Bowser.

[@auduauduauduauduaudu1803]

wait who is this where is the drew with beard

[@KriegsmanOnTheInternet]

@@16ktsgamma his full name is doug bowser

[@neox6571]

I love how Drew makes fun of the translation of Dutch words but doesn't make fun of the German words translating to the exact same thing

[@DuxAT]

I speak german and I was like; dude, its the same in german lol

[@ingvik3703]

a lot of these are the same or similar in swedish danish and norwegian aswell

[@Soup_Whale99]

Literally all exept the potato 🥔

[@DonJuan911]

@@Soup_Whale99 the potato thing is also a thing in Austria but most Germans don't use it.

[@skinmoger6057]

@@DonJuan911 is "Erdapfel" really a southgerman and austrian thing only? Never thought about that.

[@2009heyhow]

Dutch indeed is the meme language and we love it. When it rains really hard we say that it's raining ''blowjob pipes''. Or there is this recipe with bread, eggs and honey that we call ''turning bitches''. There is some kind of bike with a small engine that we call a ''mustache bicycle''. When you have a water hose in your garden we call it a ''garden snake'' and so much more...

[@Andromeda_Ada]

Just out of curiosity, how similar to English and German is Dutch actually? I speak both languages, and whenever i see/hear something in dutch there's always a few words that are just the same as in German and English

[@sausagetheman2363]

@@Andromeda_Ada if you go off the fsi Dutch and English are closer then German but there all really close

[@frapsoffice9855]

I think it is English-frisian-Dutch-German. When it comes to what it closer to what :)

[@2009heyhow]

@@Andromeda_Ada If you look up a language tree we're pretty much on the same branch. But i think that old Dutch and old English were much more similar and changed over the centuries. English came to be when multiple cultures entered the British isles and they all together created English into a new mix. (old) Dutch is only a small part of all those languages.

[@delanovanraalte3646]

@@frapsoffice9855 yeah Frisian is if i'm not wrong closer to English than German

[@GeneraIKurt]

0:24 The Sausage-Ketchup-Thing is a Currywurst, a popular food, originated from Berlin, the next is a dowel (Dübel) for screws (I didnt knew its from germany), the band is not just a metal band, its RAMMSTEIN and the picture is showing the german-invented book-printing (I guess)

[@wisemankugelmemicus1701]

Currywurst is a godsend

[@sohamacharya171]

@@wisemankugelmemicus1701 According to me, it is the wurst curry to exist.

[@HOPEfullBoi01]

"yamyam" is actually pronounced with hard A so it's basically like "yum yum" in English which makes it even funnier

[@dinodude7290]

based turks

[@justarobloxplayer69]

Oh god help

[@amosamwig8394]

oh no!!

[@tacticalthepotato6070]

@@justarobloxplayer69 im coming for you (im turkish)

[@justarobloxplayer69]

@@tacticalthepotato6070 guess what, you can't because I'm not in Eurasia I'm in normal Asia

[@Juho.S.]

"Shield toad" and "dust sucker" are literal translations of those things in Finnish too :D

[@Andromeda_Ada]

Yes, we here in Europe love our dust suckers lol

[@ratatosk8935]

And German...

[@frustationoverloaded5976]

Lol all germanics r same

[@phantafan7965]

@@frustationoverloaded5976 Finnish is Uralic tho

[@frustationoverloaded5976]

@@phantafan7965 oh ya I forgot Finnish r imposters in Scandinavia

[@uesugigenki6078]

Drew is laughing significantly more in today's meme review, I'm so happy about that

[@sohamacharya171]

He is getting less depressed. The yamyam I gave him must have helped.

[@TheTurkishFan6]

The Turkish language is so different from every other language and it is hilarious

[@localidiotfromkyrgyzstan]

something like kyrgyz, spanish and english together

[@KomutanOdun]

and turkish is hard language ist so different then english like in english if you say ' I ' you ment 2 things in turkish ' I ' its 'ı'

[@dogegoodman2826]

English: banana French: banane German bananen Swedish: banan Finnish: banaani Turkish: muz

[@ottonurmi4883]

Kinda like the finnish language

[@AdvanAviantoy]

Don't transilate "Shush" and "Sand" to Turkish. Worst mistake in my life.

[@simonanonym234]

By the way. In german we say shield toad (Schildkröte), dust sucker (Staubsauger), nose horn (Nashorn), sea dog (Seehund) and mirror egg (Spiegelei), too. We also offen use english words, to sound cooler.

[@MrOstereier]

the difference is we have clear rules for forming words, the mentally challenged [naitiv english speakers] have no use for such high tech solutions, they are inclined to pronounce the same formation of letters in a distinct way only decipherable to their kind....

[@itsytyt5192]

שדגש

[@jamasa007]

Nashorn is a tank

[@stevelknievel4183]

Rhinoceros is just nosehorn but we didn't bother translating it from Greek.

[@hobog]

@@stevelknievel4183 I like when german terms are direct calque translatable with their latin-based equivalents in English or romance language

[@lawden210]

7:58 Drew does not even get the "yum yum" joke/pun

[@modmaker7617]

Drew: 🙂 Everyone else: 😬

[@afdalridwan3813]

@@modmaker7617 armenian : 💀

[@EmperorProd]

@@afdalridwan3813 ah so that's why they oofed Armenians they wanted *the flesh*

[@Trocki24_]

@@EmperorProd ı hate this armenian jokes

[@no_name_needed_]

Did you know that *shark* is called *"köpek balığı"* in Turkish? Dog = köpek Fish = balık *dog fish :)*

[@gobbo9113]

09:27 German is literally the exact same as dutch in case of translations so they are both just the ultimate meme languages

[@TheBees86]

I was thinking the same thing. Dutch is literally just drunken German

[@elrohanius-egg]

most american comment

[@ronkaufhold6253]

no, its not

[@artman12]

What about French? Hon hon croissant

[@gobbo9113]

@@elrohanius-egg Is that a compliment? Also I’m german

[@general.t8065]

9:30 the dutch word for vacuum cleaner tube sounds even better. We call it a "dust sucker snake"

[@Eagle-rv3iy]

The issue I see with the "showing Americans my medical bill" is that there is no bill to show. I just show them my health card and that's it

[@Varangiangaurd]

As a Canadian -40 happens more often than you think, last winter we reached it 16 seperate times

[@Varangiangaurd]

@@defnotjef111yearsago3 Fahrenheit or Celsius?

[@daopinion1996]

I think Celsius or it would be a little too cold huh

[@sohamacharya171]

@@VarangiangaurdKelvin

[@Varangiangaurd]

@@defnotjef111yearsago3 understandable

[@Betterhose]

0:23 Currywurst (if you haven't tried it, you are missing out) Dübel/dowel (used to make screws hold in concrete and stone; used in all shapes and sizes in all kind of construction) Printing press (invented by Gutenberg; it was crucial to mass produce pamphlets and books to educate the masses)

[@polterghost_]

1:56 Ever heard about Doug Bowser, the CEO of Nintendo of America??

[@Otto_Von_Beansmarck]

9:12 As a someone who is learning German its actually probably one of the easiest languages for English speakers to learn

[@frustationoverloaded5976]

look , there's a 'crackenwagen'

[@uhbaoifuhoiafj456]

Realy? I never saw a non-native that was able to use the right articles even germans dont get them right because there are no rules. You can only learn when to use der,die,das aso. the genders of the words also make no sense. Maybe it is easy to laern but hard to master.

[@Otto_Von_Beansmarck]

@@uhbaoifuhoiafj456 Yeah that can cause quite a bit of trouble I would say overall I can do quite well with articles and in the end I don't think it maters much (I think my aunt who teaches German doesn't really care about them)

[@Thor.Jorgensen]

German/Dutch/Danish/Norwegian/Swedish, etc., is easier for most speakers of Germanic-based languages. French/Spanish/Portugese/Italian, etc., is easier for most Latin-based languages. Why? Because they have similar structures. However, English is in that weird position of being in between Latin and Germanic, but mostly Germanic. It's both a melting pot language and a bit of a freak show. Portugese is a bit weird too for having the Latin structure but simultaneously sounding strangely Russian, or Polish, or German to outsiders.

[@amosamwig8394]

@@Thor.Jorgensen then why dont I struggle with let say slavic language ;)

[@E1400-s3h]

7:57 It's not the way we pronounce it. It pronounce as "yum-yum" as in "yummy". It means "great eater" in Northern African Language

[@lawden210]

1:45 Doug Bowser: Am i a joke to you?

[@jeroylenkins1745]

0:25 this is a drywall anchor for putting screws into drywall. Though if you thought it might be a toggle lock bolt from a firearm I wouldn't hassle you at all.

[@yougoslavia]

5:49 as a British person I see this as a competition. I can't wait to surpass another island nation's population.

[@Cp.Chaos707]

pathetic 67 million people on your island. Japan has 125 Million people on their island.

[@Animator10107]

Your finale boss will be Indonesia

[@yougoslavia]

@@Animator10107 I don't think we will get that far because there isn't enough space. There are almost 0 places in the UK that you can go to without being able to see a human if you look outside.

[@Animator10107]

@@yougoslavia then your finale boss should be Philipines

[@yougoslavia]

@@Animator10107 They are growing quite quickly but soon Pewdiepie's subscriber count will be larger than their population and he lived in the UK about a week ago.

[@victoria.g.31]

2:27 The reason why the royal guards faint is because the lack of movement. Now, this is called fainting to attention there are multiple other reasons why they would faint. (Partially because the 1.2 pound bearskin hat on their heads). But I don’t know any others, (because I’m not a nerd) but for those I did list, please correct me if I’m wrong!

[@achimsteinbock2714]

"Dutch is the meme language and German sounds powerful" proceeds to show literal Dutch translations that are the same in German

[@rafa_bra7105]

Drew: Argentina be best meme country Me, a Brazilian: laughs intensify

[@Dac_DT_MKD]

Balkan: Amateurs

[@gianluccasimao]

@@Dac_DT_MKD *snake smoke intensifies*

[@alexducharme7392]

9:26 in french some of this are right some people say sea dogs (chien de mers) but its an expression to replace ''phoque'' that we pronounce like f*** and the only people that I heard saying that wear fishermen, we also say mirror egg (oeuf mirroir) and ground apple (pomme de terre) but the majority is saying ''patate'' the equivalent of potato.

[@aguecor9219]

9:30 I mean, to be fair, "Horn Nose" IS the literal meaning of Rhinoceros

[@milsh4ke]

1:00 rn in quebec, this is exactly the opposite

[@tomerfeller9993]

5:41 duuuude that aged horriblyyyy oh noooo

[@Zampierre]

4:20 Man, I feel that

[@Prauwlet213]

1:41 hahahahahahah gamers: you dare challenge me?

[@Algerreichen]

XD gamers: yes we do

[@parthapratimbasu3321]

8:42 ... Drew is unable to get that kilometer reference 🤣

[@silverglovegaming5391]

8:29 what the hell... oh damn, this is actually pretty accurate

[@demonofreason7574]

5:25 in my country when you order a sandwich it always comes with free french fries no matter what.

[@darkro8782]

every single translation of the dutch stuff is literally same in germany apart from ground apple for potato, which is called Kartoffel. Although in some parts of germany its still called erd-appel which is ground apple

[@fatihekici99]

2:31 if you stand up like 1-2 hour with no move your body gonna weak immediately then blackout. İ think this is a same reasons

[@WaterWaiter]

An excellent video as always Drew!

[@MNA5715]

5:42 the irony now is scary

[@lawden210]

0:45 "Speaking japanese"

[@iSamYTBackup]

that gray thing is for installing screws in walls i am from europe it's so that the screws stay in the walls because the plastic becomes a hook or anchor

[@Obi-One_Kenobi]

9:20 I mean..... you're not wrong..... And btw, exept for the egg and potato, we Dutch ppl just call everything what they are. Like a vacuum cleaner, is basically a dust sucker.

[@jamiespiteri2094]

9:33 that's interesting because in Malta (my country) "Kelb il-baħar" (direct translation of sea dog) is used as the word for shark

[@Mill_Jr]

Meme nations from every region of the world (because it's hard to choose one for each continent) North America: USA South America: I think it's a tie between Brazil and Argentina Western Europe: Tie between UK and France Central Europe: Poland Eastern Europe: Russia North Africa: Egypt Sub Saharan Africa: Chad Middle East: UAE maybe? South Asia: India East Asia: China Oceania: Australia

[@hrn8935]

I think its israel for the middle east

[@Algerreichen]

I think it's iraq for the middle east

[@zero-ui1ew]

When you hear that there's a country named chad- visible happiness. Wow must be a chad Vs When you visit -wait a minute.

[@toprocky1379]

Turkey?

[@SMC_Dev]

middle east is definitely turkey and East Asia is North Korea and South East is Indonesia

[@RUSSIALOVERANDHATEROFCHINA]

0:17 me in Scotland who doesn’t have to pay medical bills

[@terrapin6826]

As a person who is learning Dutch for no reason, it is quite easy to learn. But yes, a rhino is neushoorn neus-hoorn

[@chimera9818]

I have feeling that when Hebrew need to have word they just use the translation of Dutch words (potato- ground apple, rhino- nose horn)

[@Stickman11678]

WHY ARE THERE NO RHINOS IN THE RHINE RIVER

[@flawer1316]

1:59 Oh you dont know how much we self insult our self and out country.

[@jarnvag1564]

Swedish also has a lot of wonky translations. My favorite being strawberry being called “earth men/old men”

[@seneca983]

Also, the Swedish word for engineer is "ingen gör". :)

[@theworstgamer5967]

4:08 Cleveland is depicted exactly as it is, a paradise

[@channelname3885]

Drew: Dutch doesn't sound cool and is hard to learn, but at least it's the meme language Me (a Swede): Swedish doesn't sound cool, is very difficult if your ot from Sweden, and isn't really THE meme language but I have seen some good memes about swedish (island in swedish is "ö" for example) Drew: These are some litteral translations of Dutch- Me: *realises that there are pretty much the same translations that you would get from translating Swedish* Conclusion: Dutch=Swedish and you can't tell me otherwise

[@waarom179]

but when it rains, do you, a swede, say it’s raining ‘blowjob pipes’?

[@seneca983]

Swedish has an easier grammar than German.

[@motivation4595]

I didn't knew about expenses of US hospitals before, i even thought that most of the people don't have to pay medical bills because government is too rich it will pay for them

[@p3chv0gel22]

So for the "Nithing good comes from Germany" Meme: Cars The second was "Currywurst Pommes" (sliced grilled sausage with a spiced tomato sauce with curry powder and french fries, its GOOD) The third image was a "Dübel" ("dowel" in english, which is used to secure a screw in, well anything. You drill a hole in for example a wall, put the dowel in and then screw the screw into the dowel, which in itself expands with the to Standing off bits securing the whole thing in the wall to the point that you nearly can't remove the screw with blunt force. And all that, for the fraction of a cent) The fourth picture was actually scooter, so Electro-Rave-Pop-Rock-stuff (HYPER HYPER) And the fifth was a printing press with movable letters, which made it possible to create a lot of books really fast and cheap

[@footballhighlights7578]

0:10 kinda looks similar 🇩🇪 😳

[@Algerreichen]

🇦🇹*

[@IndonesiaMajapahitNDPCA]

Adolf is Austrian and not German

[@IndonesiaMajapahitNDPCA]

Also Hilter isnt Adolf's name, thats his fathers name

[@mohdadeeb1829]

​@@IndonesiaMajapahitNDPCA Back then Austrians considered themselves German.

[@IndonesiaMajapahitNDPCA]

@@mohdadeeb1829 not all

[@AlexD-mg9xb]

9:38 same goes for france they call apples pomme and potatos pomme de terre terre stands for earth

[@HelmetmanTheSwede]

So thats pretty common then In a certain dialect of Swedish you call potatoes jordäpple dirt-apple or ground-apple

[@AlexD-mg9xb]

Hm interesting

[@magisterthefirst]

Same In Greece

[@kasus-cheesus4738]

The German words for all those dutch words in the last meme actually all translate to the same words in english like : Nashorn = Nose Horn, Staubsauger = dust sucker, Seehund = sea dog or Erdapfel = Ground apple

[@johnf.kennedy2935]

Fun Fact: "YamYam" is pronounced as YumYum (in english)

[@no_name_needed_]

no.

[@johnf.kennedy2935]

@@no_name_needed_ yes.

[@no_name_needed_]

@@johnf.kennedy2935 NOOOOOOOOO

[@efe7649]

Yes indeed

[@mba27]

@@no_name_needed_ what is it pronounced in english then?

[@Zilenc3]

7:58 even funnier, its pronounced like "yumyum"

[@bobsmith7066]

Drew, the president of Nintendo of America is named Bowser, I’m not even joking.

[@cookiplayz3201]

Bro Netherlands has my respect, in the swiss german region you also call potatoes ground apple, and sometimes even STOVE apple... like bruh

[@Xiphius]

2:50 ah yes 9 hours - 60 seconds = 8 hours and 59 seconds

[@geethavijayan]

LMAO LOL XD HAHA

[@darkflame1.067]

lOgC

[@viviflam]

I can't believe Icelandic has some of those literal translation in common with Dutch. Like "Dust sucker", "Fast road", "Nose horn", and "Wash bear" for raccoons. It's good to know we're not alone.

[@AdvanAviantoy]

As a Turk, I can say that humans are yum 😋

[@xegeist]

What?

[@AdvanAviantoy]

Ne?

[@metehanakar0]

@@AdvanAviantoy Nenenin burnunu ye

[@xegeist]

@@AdvanAviantoy dediğini anlamadım

[@AdvanAviantoy]

@@xegeist Şaka şu, Yamyam işte kendi cinsini yiyene denir. "Yum" da ingilizce lezzetli anlamına gelir Yamyam la Yum sözcükleri birbirine benziyor, Bütün şaka bu.

[@giga-ratsey1420]

Cleveland has a World War Two submarine you can go into, a zoo with an albino raccoon names Meeko, a few museums, a art museum with an entire room devoted to sword,s knight armour, horse armour, guns, and other cool stuff there. Some parts of it aren’t safe tho

[@lawden210]

0:29 Printing press?

[@demonofreason7574]

It amazes me the fact that people that lives in cold snowy areas can't stand 25c which usually is the perfect day for people like me that lives in the hottest province of my country but when temperatures reaches 25c in our coldest province people usually don't go to work and faints in the middle of the street because they say it's a hell on earth to do things under this temperature

[@felicepompa1702]

The fact is 20-22 degrees is the perfect temperature indoors while 22-25 is the perfect temperature outdoor (because of breeze) so yeah the fact that english people die when its 28C during summer is really funny. Literally people dont go swimming at sea until the water is 28C while the air needs to be 30+ because otherwise it would be to cold

[@nose-vm3gu]

I'm those type of people, this one time I literally almost fainted with 28°c 😂

[@ouicertes9764]

the guards are fainting from heat because they wear stupidly warm fur hats and strict uniforms, and stay upright without moving for a long time...

[@lawden210]

2:02 So much for pinoy pride

[@Newguyatwork]

That IS filipino pride. Waking up and crying because you woke up.

[@Newguyatwork]

Pinoy pala

[@lema0925]

yes, as an austrlian who saw a ship of tourists this is exactly how this works (one fell off the boat)

[@cianryan4954]

7:51 ah yes french

[@TheStegosaurus_]

9:26 In german they are the same shield toad means Schild-kröte dust sucker means Staub-sauger nose horn means Nas-horn sea dog means See-hund mirror egg means Spiegel-ei and ground apple means Erd-apfel

[@grav_nl]

isnt it in german that ´see´ means ´lake´ and ´meer´ means ´sea´?

[@lukasosterloher9105]

@@grav_nl Yes but there is a distinction. Meer always means 'sea' but See can mean both 'sea' or lake depending on the article: 'der See' is 'the lake', 'die See' is 'the sea'.

[@m.p.877]

I am German and I've literally never heard Erdapfel in my whole life, that's just called a Kartoffel. Maybe Erdapfel is used as a dialect in some region, but I really never heard anyone say Erdapfel. The other ones are legit though.

[@lukasosterloher9105]

@@m.p.877 While people usually use Kartoffel nowadays, if you say Erdapfel in Bavaria most people will know what you mean and old people sometimes still use it.

[@Xiphius]

8:00 If I'm not wrong, it's pronounced "yum-yum" not yamyam

[@muhammadfahimmansur2086]

7:24 I was waiting for Prince Philip to turn 100 so that could do the same

[@costanvaarwel8932]

Context for 2:00 The presidential elections had occurred in the Philippines this year and the son of a dictator won the elections Son is "Bong Bong Marcos" Father is "Ferdinand Marcos"

[@retsreinyrelgeinthrelaveri1456]

ᜑᜌ᜔ᜐ᜔ᜐ᜔ᜆ᜔

[@justsomehaatonpassingby4488]

Well even if he did not win, Philippines is still a shithole... It doesn't matter who will win and who will become the next president, since we've become the legal slave of the world, with our Glorified Legal Trafficking System being promoted... instead of facing the problems that is making the people to leave and work abroad, they control the economy so the OFW Program keeps on operating providing the country with money at the expense of the worker

[@EpicGamerist]

Gonna cry?

[@costanvaarwel8932]

@@EpicGamerist I will not cry... I'm just worried for my relatives living there. Some already have experienced Marcos' regime

[@EpicGamerist]

@@costanvaarwel8932 my father and mother also experienced it they came from different regions but they said that that era is not bad like what the yellows are portraying. And also, stop acting as if it was Marcos Jr.'s fault. He is not his father. Even if it's real or not.

[@enragedshark2480]

0:29 the Printing Press Drew, come on... You're a history man.

[@PinguinKeks]

9:30 all of these things are in german too xd (except for a few things like "ground apple", which probably comes from french)

[@PinguinKeks]

@@kashubian_linguist and which one means what?

[@Polish-Phoenician]

im learning french and potatoes is apple of earth (as in soil/floor)

[@cypres8033]

@@Polish-Phoenician You can say 'patate' too

[@PinguinKeks]

@@kashubian_linguist in german a hippo is a nilehorse

[@S7evin]

@@kashubian_linguist Oh, we have a lot of sea things in german: we have sea cow too, but than we also have Sea Cucumber, Sea Elefant, Sea Star, Sea hedgehog, Sea horsy ...and the list goes on

[@infernox246]

2:02 As a Filipino, given the current situation in our country, this is true

[@aidanconnor2274]

2:20 they must think it’s cool.

[@geethavijayan]

It took me a minute to realize 💀

[@malte1984]

0:19 Let me clear things up. Germans invented: The Car, The Currywurst (a very popular, dang delicious german street food), The Dowel, Rammstein, The printing Press and appearently Heroin (I didn't know the last one either) 1:51 Yes there is a person called Bowser and as far as I know, she is the current Mayor of Washington DC

[@Feltzy-]

Cant believe you betrayed chile like that. We all know you prefer chile, Drew.

[@raviolithebest8644]

9:38 In French it's exactly the same : it's "pomme de terre" (or "patate"), which means literally "ground apple" (or "soil apple"/"earth apple"...)

[@randomtheorist251]

"There's got to be at least one person on Earth named Bowser" ) Looks up Nintendo of America staff list (

[@JacksonYT198]

Drew is going to be murdered by a capybara to show him that they are the strongest animal ever

[@austria-hungary2020]

Drew posting another banger

[@ililllililiililililillilill]

5:41 South Korea with 0.81 birth rate : That is a rookie number

[@jameshealer1395]

8:20 idk why but that is real its just is and it is all around the world

[@GustavoJua15]

Fun fact: Potato is Ground Apple in French too (Pomme de Terre)

[@omgbunnyy]

Thank you Drew for showing people how suspiciously different Biden looks in the face. Not just age.

[@puff6796]

the todoroki picture is killing me

[@gandalf_thegrey]

I have the feeling this is a joke and fly's right over my head if not... ah yes, possible plastic surgery very very suspicious

[@omgbunnyy]

@@gandalf_thegrey not a joke. Biden has been using adrenochrome to make himself younger. But that doesn’t explain why he looks different… it’s most likely that he was executed during the Trump presidency and has been replaced with an android or clone

[@goji3908]

9:33 In cantonese, seal literally means ocean dog

[@nerdishlive]

“top meme nations from every land mass” *me trying to work out whether it’d be france, germany or poland in europe*

[@wild_guy8132]

dont forget italy

[@nerdishlive]

@@wild_guy8132 ah of course, my bad

[@halilibrahimkzlhan2061]

@@wild_guy8132 England?

[@DarthPotat]

I used to live in brazil by a lake in the state of São Paulo and if you didn't have a fence the next morning there would be a capivara chilling in the pool.

[@xitofa]

I am german and turkish, i love both of my motherlands, both are memes languages. Im a chad.

[@kittymellows]

And I am Dutch and Turkish. We are chads.

[@xitofa]

@@kittymellows poggers

[@xitofa]

Not only that. There are fewer than 1,681 people in the U.S. with the first name Bowser.

[@ΧρηστοςΚαλαιτζιδης-ι2λ]

7:40 every benefit is worth working out

[@lawden210]

7:56 English when it differs from other languages: Is mocked Turkish when it differs from other languages: Is praised because yum

[@spinning-teto]

As a Turk I can confirm humans are yum

[@afdalridwan3813]

@@spinning-teto so does azeri when they see nagorno karabakh💀

[@spinning-teto]

@@afdalridwan3813 Azerbaijani* Azeri is a made up word by Stalinists.

[@Alexander_I.]

9:35 this is the exact same in german, all of them

[@democraticrepublicofzibers7112]

Security? 0:01

[@MarblesPredictFooty]

I love going to the museum and looking at my cousin. I always laugh 🤣🤣🤣

[@frustationoverloaded5976]

6:33 BTW , how many children mr. Prime minister himself has?

[@frustationoverloaded5976]

I checked on wiki and found out that they have.......none! They have some fertility issues due to which they can't have any probably.

[@YOLOgamer-yq8yf]

9:37, the word "potato" translates to "aardappel" which translates more into something like "earth apple"

[@HamzaShafiq629]

Hold on a second... Yamyam, Yumyam, *Yumyum* So the Turks think that Humans are delicous

[@spinning-teto]

Yes You're next btw

[@HamzaShafiq629]

@@spinning-teto Wait, *SHOOT I BETTER RUN*

[@HamzaShafiq629]

@@spinning-teto There is some one knocking on the door... no jk

[@spinning-teto]

@@HamzaShafiq629 you can run but you can't hide

[@HamzaShafiq629]

@@spinning-teto *SWEATS*

[@DeKevers]

9:18 I'm learning Dutch. I never thought of it like that, I just like the Netherlands a lot.

[@kappa5809]

Drew Durnil is so short that he calls Lil Wayne as Wayne.

[@maja5096]

Nah, he's taller (I think so)