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Korean Englishmen, aka....JORRY.

This is the original group of HS students who were testing Korean food at school. The trip to Korea was part of their graduation experience from HS. There is a great video where the boys learn this--and learn the Josh had been working with Mr Smith and all of their parents to keep it a secret. Max and Armand visited while on a college break. Now, the boys are learning how to complete national service in Korea. The more recent videos you have watched is the next generation of HS students via the Jolly channel. Ollie is behind the camera.

Jake Knowles is a commercial lobster fisherman in Maine. His videos are interesting about which lobsters they can keep, which are breeders and can't be taken, sometimes shares recipes , etc.

As many have said also in the comments, KoreanEnglishman is the original channel Josh and Ollie started when Josh was living in South Korea finishing his undergrad. The channel revolves around Josh being the main host (Josh is fluent in Korean) and Ollie being cameraman and editor. As the name of the channel suggests, it focuses more on Korean content, showing people/celebrities Korean culture (usually with food). JOLLY is their more random/non-formal-have-fun channel where both are hosts and they just do whatever they want (also mostly revolves around food, highly recommend the videos that came out the pandemic as those are some of the funniest and craziest vids Josh and Ollie have done together during lockdown) The Fullham boys is the most popular series they have on Korean Englishman, where they show English school boys Korean culture through food. They even brought some of the boys to South Korea to experience the culture in person. I recommend you start at the beginning of this series as you can see how the boys mature and change but still appreciate and love Korean culture through the food.

This was the first group of high schoolers the channel had trying foods, mostly all Korean stuff. When they graduated, the channel took them to Korea as their graduation gift and this video is part of the series about their trip.

Yay! These are the original high schoolers from Fulham Boys School! Their videos from school where they were introduced to Korean food are so much fun to watch - a great group of kids/young men!

I prefer my lobster cold. I learned many Canadians from the Maritimes do also. There ‘s more flavor.

Korean Englishmen is a great channel - there has been a lot of series involving celebrities, athletes, School kids (these guys when they were younger, a new set of younger kids and these same guys at high school and college age), set of middle aged Twins (one is a Priest and other is in British Army) and the Rappers (who have even flipped things around and introduced Josh and Ollie to their food/culture). Not only are these people introduced to Korean foods but sometimes they get into the culture while in England or as you can see sometimes the channel actually takes them on trips to S. Korea. Korean Englishmen and Jolly are both outstanding channels with A+ content - Netflix worthy! lol

Ollie is behind the camera in some of these, but he had hurt himself and they finally talked him into going home and recuperating.

As the Korean Gentleman channel, they did several tastings of Korean food at the school. Then, at the end of term they arranged for this group to go to Korea. You probably can find those on the playlist.

Ollie is the cameraman/editor for Korean Englishman; their original channel. He started making small appearances on camera and people loved him. That’s when they started Jolie. Start the entire British high schools go to Korea’ series. It’s a really watch

KE MAN is their first channel. These highschoolers were there first group. The other high schoolers youve seen is the year below so their second group. And korean englishman do do korean bbq on multiple videos. Thats how they introduced korean food to this group of highschooler

This is part of a series where they took 7 of the highschoolers to Korea. Korean Englishmen have been around for about 10 years. They did a series where they took Max and Armaud (as college students) back to Korea, a series with two rappers in Korea, and now there is a series with the previous kids training in the Korean Navy boot camp.

Ollie is the cameraman/editor for Korean Englishman; their original channel. He started making small appearances on camera and people loved him. That’s when they started Jollie

A large percentage of new houses in the U.K are now wood framed - the brick on these is basically decorative and gives some extra protection to the elements but is not load bearing.

And they say Americans are loud in restaurants!

I recognize the one sitting next to Josh and the one with the big hair, but not the rest. Maybe had to be a certain age to go on the trip ?

would love to see yall react to their most recent videos about the highschool boys going through Korean Navy training!

a Rodeo is about cowboy competition, bronco busting, calf roping, and bull riding. Jolly was more into the Midway Food Booths than the Rodeo.

Fair Food: Everything is deep fried and on a stick.

This is not like any rodeo I have attended. This is a fair with all the rides and food, with a rodeo on the side. They don't watch, or record much of the rodeo. To see a little more of a rodeo, you should watch the New Zealand family when they were in Texas. They actually watch much longer, or at least record much longer.

The cookie is a gramham cracker.

In Hungary every city, village and county has its own flag and crest. In Eger those were the city flags.

S"mores are large marshmallows on a stick, cooked over an open flame till the outside is caramelized and the inside is gooey, that is then placed atop a large square of hershey's chocolate and sandwiched between 2 graham crackers (similar to your digestive biscuits, but better from what I hear). They are ooey, gooey, messy and out of this world!

When you get your P.O.Box I've got everything ready to send you what you need to make S'Mores as well as a few other goodies...

You can reach any of these cities from Budapest with in less than 2 hours, but for example Miskolc and Lillafüred is the same city basically, even local transport go there.

Now you must watch New Zeeland family sees first rodeo. New Zeeland in first American Mall.

Everyone in the south drinks sweet iced tea all day, every day and we brew tea in kettles on the stove for the most part.❤️🐝🤗

Check out Eva zu Beck's video on her first visit to a rodeo. It's up in Montana. th-cam.com/video/rZKB4_yOKJo/w-d-xo.html

Too much of that kind of food makes you queasy anyhow, and coupled with the Texas heat, I'm not surprised that by the end of their fried food tasting everything was only meh.

Him not knowing a twinkie and a smore. Damn my brother, you missing out 😂

23:02 NOT just any type of "biscuit" (as you call it). It must be Graham Cracker.

Graham crackers are actually crackers -- they are not sweet. The marshmallows are roasted on a fire and put between two graham crackers with a chocolate bar. The hot melted marshmallow melts the chocolate. Usually we make them when you are out camping or outside around a fire. They are really good.

A 2 for 1er! Sweet!

Just for reference, it takes more than 24 hours to drive across Texas and it’s extremely convenient to be able to buy all this shiz while getting gas. Also, they are known for the cleanest bathrooms and they live up to the hype. The bathrooms are cleaner than anyone else’s bathroom that I know, including my own (and I clean mine like an OCD meth head). Kolaches are actually from our very appreciated Czech immigrants that helped settle Texas. We have a lot of Czech and German settlers in our history. Kolaches are actually Kloblaskis but that’s been lost in translation for a while now.

We do have that much traffic. Most Bucs are located off the highway. They originated in Texas but have scaled out to other States.

wiener in a cornbread batter

I love Marvão! Absolutely gorgeous!

There is a deep-fried hotdog with no batter. Popular in New Jersey, they call it a "ripper dog" because it splits and the casing rips in the fryer.

gambling is a big part of it.

You guys energy is really cute! America is so vast, we have lots of crazy things we do n eat! But we love when people watch stuff n really are puzzled by meaning of it or what we do, it becomes novelty to us! What part of England do you guys live in and what’re some of your customs we might find crazy? Really enjoy your reaction videos, keep up the good work! 💜☮️

The event they attended is the State Fair, which is once a year, and they combined it with the rodeo as an extra attraction. Rodeo's are not usually combined like that. Also, there are many events in rodeo, such as saddle bronc riding, bareback bronc riding, roping, heading and heeling, bull riding, etc. The food is typical "fair" food all over the country. Lots of unusual foods served on sticks to make it easy to eat while you're walking around seeing the attractions.

The Jolly guys went to the Texas State Fair in Dallas,Texas held every year in early fall

Turkey legs are wonderful

Cornfog is a hot dog or Sasuage in a corn meal batter deep fried.

This guy Ollie is purposely over the top...Its kinda like extreme attention seeking that makes me cringe...I mean, they're talking like its food Americans every day...just have a little fun at the state fair once a year, a once a year event that these hard-working folks look forward to. They're just having a little bit of fun once a year at their state fair or their state Rodeo and trying a bit of "exotic" foods they don't get to eat all year. Why would you even bring up cardiovascular health and calories and all that mess. Did I mention it was ONCE A YEAR? They make it look like British people can't have fun without experiencing a lot of shame and guilt! Not good ambassadors for their countrymen.

I can see that this guy, the host of the channel, is not your typical Brit who grew up watching American TV shows and is familiar with American culture. He, like most Brits, would be familiar with American treats, stuff like twinkies and smores!

I´m on the Texas Gulf Coast and the State Fair of Texas is an annual long weekend trip for our family. We´ve been doing it for the last 35+ years. This year we´ll be four generations going. Our family loves the 5 hour road trip each way, which takes us right past a Buc-cee´s at almost the mid-way point. We try to time it as our lunch break.

I do have an electric kettle,but I use the microwave to heat water.

In summer we are under blankets,while the air conditioning blasts.