Why There's A North/South Divide In England

[@orionnebula1136]

I like how we midlanders get to sit this one out

[@Electrowave]

Non binary, huh? 😆

[@willvincent4829]

True anything north of Notts is the North and anything south of Cov is the south the rest is our land

[@jeongbun2386]

justice for brummies i say

[@orionnebula1136]

@@jeongbun2386 True!

[@robferriday9945]

Nobody wants us 😂

[@jeongbun2386]

Saying the north has lack of diversity is very silly, I think Southerners just project whatever ideas they have onto the north without actually thinking. - A southerner

[@Vague05]

I mean it’s not insulting, it’s a statistical fact outside of the bug cities.

[@MotownShaker]

"Where does the North start" "Enfield" (Greater London)

[@raquetdude]

West Britain gets ignored completely. Anything west of Cardiff ain’t culturally Southern. And Wales definitely ain’t either Northern or Southern.

[@nightfurryxii615]

stay out of this one aight

[@aaronbeat1136]

Well that's the west country, and as the name suggests is almost a country on its own. All I know is they invented cream teas, it starts at wiltshire, and they are a mysterious people with their language and culture

[@PaulBateman1973]

As an East Midlands guy, based in Nottingham i'd rather be associated with the North! However i have friends in Northamptonshire which are classed in BBC as EastMidlands , but are surely South!

[@aaronbeat1136]

Northampton is just down the road from Coventry, and it definitely doesn't feel like the south. I dunno know though, because I've met people from Peterborough and Norwich who claim to be from the south, which makes me think they're just a bit wealthier than the average midlander.

[@LewisGreenaway]

lol, so many poor run down seaside towns in the south. So funny when people think it’s all posh 🤣

[@verraguid]

as a Scot A only like the northerners n poor folk of england

[@aaronbeat1136]

Yeah cause there are no poor people in the south🙃

[@j_c2225]

I’m from dublin. I love the working class from northern England. Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Sheffield, Leeds. The salt of the earth. Even brummies are alright. But everyone from the south seems up their own ass

[@aaronbeat1136]

@@j_c2225 Guessing you haven't spent a lot of time in the south, or if you have you've been hanging aroung with real twats.

[@verraguid]

@@j_c2225 i meant the south too when A said poor fyi, A love a wee londoner, its them above us all who A dislike

[@ianbamford1857]

We're from near Liverpool and visited Glasgow a few months back. Really enjoyed it. Very friendly

[@_Y.J]

0:53 "Manchester is Midlands" 😂😂😂 i beg to differ

[@raquetdude]

Manchester is midlands? Wut

[@aaronbeat1136]

I assume it's that famous northern sense of humour we've all heard so much about. A bit like some southerners say that the north is anytwhere north of Watford.

[@mythos2490]

lol yea that caught me off guard lmaoooo

[@aigeneratedwauigi2696]

Both Northerners and Southerners don’t claim the midlands

[@petrov__the__blind188]

3:15 philosopher at large. I think it's mostly bants though isn't it! 😅

[@matterdowe4350]

West country is the only nice part of South England

[@notyetactive]

Ah yes, the endless geometry of a post-industrial wasteland, the memory of lakes, mountains, rivers, and moorland long gone; coastlines and castles eroded or foamed with chemical evils seeping from the few haggard chimneys still coughing out a meagre pittance between abandoned deralict seaside follys. Once the Gateway to the North, York, and the Scottish boarder filled with UNESCO archi-drip, globally top-drawer castle-fodder, the highest concentration of national parks and AOONB per size in England (and, to be actual, all or mostly the best ones), gorges to kick off an artistic movement, viaducts spanning dales and valleys.... once.... Now, alas, all there is, is iron oxide, slag heaps, and inner-city Milwaukeeans asking for directions and having to be repeatedly reassured that this is, indeed, the north of england, and not a few blocks from down town.

[@mrb018538]

Couldn’t live up north. Weather is absolutely shocking. It’s only just about bearable down south. Having little or no summer would just do my head in.

[@aaronbeat1136]

Sounds grim up north

[@LFCXPower]

Better weather than the south. It's nice and warm here in Liverpool every day, never floods aswell.

[@mrb018538]

@@LFCXPower despite the fact that it’s on average 4c warmer in the summer in the SE, and receives 250mm less rain a year than Liverpool…I think you are right.

[@LFCXPower]

@@mrb018538 yeah true and that protection by the Irish Sea apparently helps.

[@PatrickCruickshank-w7v]

Ah yes the famously tropical southern England.

[@The_Gaming_Bristolian]

When they say Southern, they really mean London. Cos apparently the West Country Doesn't Exist!

[@Matt-vp6eq]

How could so many people be so WRONG.

[@stegill38]

That man that said about the lack of diversity in the north haha typical race card played there. Hes clearly never been up north then. Most diverse areas in the uk up north

[@notyetactive]

I've never seen a more confused, youthful, Dom Jolly---and I'm pretty sure I've seen a confused, youthful Dom Jolly.

[@djmigueluk]

Manchester is the midlands oh dear

[@shelbyvader1403]

Had to explain what a camera is & does to all the northern when recording this I assume. Hopefully for them they get running water & electric one day

[@georgenewmaninthailand2495]

😂😂Northerners more friendly for sure 😂😂

[@aaronbeat1136]

The thieving scouser meme isn't just a southern thing. I've heard plenty of northerners say it over the years.

[@j_c2225]

I’m from dublin. I think all northern English folk are thieving 😂 lol jokes love the northern English

[@horatiotodd8723]

Yeah scousers are a different category cause they are irish and a bit welsh but not as English

[@j_c2225]

@@horatiotodd8723 my best friend is Scouse. He and all his family are probably the most patriotic English folk I’ve ever known. They absolutely love England, it does my head in but I cope with it 😂😂

[@oscarmike3482]

Southerner here (Portsmouth) we don't claim London as the South, they're their own thing.

[@danielgardecki1046]

4:26 *Rochdale* and *Oldham* are not cities, however they, just like 4 more of the 10 boroughs in the county of *Greater Manchester* are bigger than the *City of Manchester* contrary to what most of the world and *JOE* no doubt believe. *Manchester* is an average sized city by area, and has only started to get a large population in the last 20 years, because of all the propaganda it gets. Summed up - the towns of *Rochdale, Oldham, Wigan, Bolton, Bury* and *Stockport* are all bigger than the city of *Manchester.*

[@kamgaming4454]

and then there is us east midlanders who are both ? sort of ?