So for context on the pig show you all watched . As part of the school system their is a program called FFA (Future Farmers of American). Kids have the ability to care for and raise different animals and sell them at the various rodeos across the state, primarily to fund their college education.
My best friend's son won first prize down in Ausitn on a pig he raised at his high school all the way up in far North Texas. It was sad that they shut the program down during covid. I saw in person the pig he was raising at the time. Big feller. lol
@@scotttretten8020 All these kids are part of FFA. My best friend is an Ag teacher and we don’t see her at all during stock show season because she’s too busy driving her FFA students and their animals all over Texas from our own local stock show to San Antonio, Austin, and Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. The only time I really ever see our kids wear their FFA “uniforms”/jackets is if they’re doing presentations or going to competitions, usually not in the ring directly working with their animals. Normally they’re in jeans and button-downs for that - at least that’s how it is here in South Texas.
as a born and raised Texan i love these vids of foreigners visiting and seeing their excitement and the only conclusion i can reach is the rest of the world must be pretty dull 😁
I agree. All seems so normal to me. I took an ex from California to the San Antonio rodeo and she lost her mind. First she ate before because she didn’t know there would be food . Then she thought the mutton riding was the cutest thing in the world. But bull riding was inhumane and then was shocked she enjoyed the country music.
I’ve only been to one rodeo in my life when I was about 5 years old at the Jackson,MS coliseum about 1975…the one thing I remember about it was Olivia Newton John being driven out into the middle in a convertible and she sang a few songs….my first childhood crush 😊
The American Rodeo! Scottish, Irish, German immigrants along with long-time Anglo-ethic Americans moved out into the central plains of North America. There they met Spanish-Mexican vaqueros. Mix in the inspiration from some of the world’s best horse people -the Kiowa and Comanche - mix it all up and you get … the American rodeo! Proud to be an American!
Just seeing the inside of the stadium this makes me happy I have not been to a rodeo since I was very young brings back memories hope you guys had fun!
If you really want to experience the real Texas. Get away from the communist party of Austin. Go to the rural areas of Texas and you’ll be amazed by the power of the cowboy and cowgirls. Check out the 4-6 year old girls run barrel racing. They are awesome.
Ohhh! That looked like so much fun! I've never seen a rodeo show in my life. They like to do BIG things in Texas. I trip out on their cowboy accents. Lol! Bet you were tired at the end of the day. Thanks so much for sharing this with us. 🤠🐎🇺🇸 Btw, I have tried a Coors beer before. I liked it! 😄
I worked at the largest country bar in the United States of America and while I can tell you that everyone thought it was the Bull Riders that all the ladies wanted, Bronk Riders took home 3 to 12 ladies per night. It was Ridiculous
Cowboyin is a way of life in lots of parts of this country. Lots of smaller rodeos and such scattered and smattered all over Texas. Sort of like schools have teams.. and they move up and up and up.. till your at the best.. same with rodeo.. its a lifetime goal. Them kids you saw riding the "muttons" are future Cowboys and Cowgirls. What a Burger is a must try.. Texas Roadhouse.. Magnolia Cafe for breakfast anytime.. Saltlick BBQ or a trip out to the Three Kings of BBQ.. and Monument (Georgetown) and Bluebonnet (Marble Falls) Cafe's.. And in Ausin you have the ability to make an hour drive to San Antonio to eat at the Market.. and between the two you can get Authentic Mexican food as well as TexMex.. Welcome To Texas.. and once you have gome back home.. you will be able to tell them "What's so Special about Texas!" God Bless Y'all
Things like rodeo are why Americans are tough as $#@!. We just have a tendency to take everything to the extreme and not back down from a challenge. If you ever meet a country boy and he says "hold my beer", hold the beer and get your camera on lol
That's so cool that you're pet sitting. I've been doing that full time in Australia since last May. I head back to the states in May to visit home and I'll be doing a sit in Philly. It's a great way to cover housing and have some cool pets to hang with. Glad you enjoyed the rodeo. Hope you had some cotton candy🙂
Yesssss!!!! I couldn’t agree anymore! We are super excited to continue pet sitting in the future! It definitely is a great way to travel, save some money and enjoy the company of the four legged ones!
It seems like it would be easier to drive on our roads. They’re wide, clearly marked,shoulders and breakdown lanes in the center and the directional signs are huge and frequent. You can’t be serious…..you OPENED YOUR WINDOWS!!!!!!!
training for rodeo starts as a kid,,raised on a ranch,,,,handling animals,,,feeding, medicating, hauling, raising, selling, and petting. Small kids at 4yr old start riding sheep then ponies and calves,,,trained or not. When they want, 4yr old if they want, to start the rodeo. Ropers and bull or bronc riders in their late teens. Some wind up career cowboys working ranches, some go on the road permanently with campers and trucks to do rodeos in many states. Final rodeo of the year is in calgary canada. Prior to that is a national rodeo in america,,,i forget where, but as crops mature and that cycle of nature moves from south to north in the year, so do the rodeos,,,ending in canada thanks for your fun video
if you are familiar with australian burger rings or chicken salt, you will appreciate just what whataburgers taste like. and their fries and onion rings. i think that those are the most like what they serve. :)
lol ive been in south texas for 44 years. it's correctly pronounced What. A. Burger but in my family we have always said it so fast we renamed it to water-burger
Every time I pass a Whataburger I say "howz yer whatachicken?" in memory of Luke Perry as Lane Frost in the movie 8 Seconds. Usually out loud. Sometimes in my head.
I’ve had arguments with people on how to pronounce it. But if you look at the sign, it’s all one word. It’s really NOT What A Burger. It all one word. Btw, I’ve been here 47 years. The store here was doing so much business they had to start building a bigger place to handle all the customers. They closed down the old one. Whataburger! 😄
Ask questions!! Anyone there would have been more than happy to tell you about anything you were curious about. They are very friendly, esp to newcomers, proud of what they do, and put a ton of effort into it!
Ladies, not being critical, but just want you to know, it’s pronounced “Ro-Day-Oh”, it’s a Spanish word meaning “Round up”. Also if you don’t know about something, just ask someone, especially if you say you are British or whatever Nationality, we would be only to happy to tell or show you. Welcome to America!….SanJoséBob
A great reaction video. I've been to many rodeos, and was disappointed that my favorite events weren't in this reaction, e.g., team ropin', mutton bustin', and my absolute favorite, barrel races. I don't know if "Beer For Breakfast" didn't have the chance to see these events at this rodeo, but if they didn't, they haven't experienced a "proper" rodeo.
I just happened to come across this video and it was fun to watch. I ranched and cowboy'd in Colorado for several years and was in and attended lots of rodeos. The Bronc and Bull riding doesn't necessarily take years of practice so much as just great balance and natural skill. The roping (lasso) events do take years of practice though. Glad you enjoyed!
As a true Texan(only time I lived in other states was because the military ordered me to), we welcome all! All we ask is to not change our heritage....
Y’all should have found someone and explained that this was your first time at a rodeo, and asked them if they would mind explaining things to you if you had any questions. If I had been there, I would have been delighted to help you understand what you were watching.
Only if you eat it... And everything else on the plate... In an hour or less. Never done it myself.. but I know it ain't easy. Although a professional eater (yes, that is a thing) supposedly just broke the record and did it in like 7 minutes.
And just to show you the racism that's truly in Texas. The young man with the fancy clothes, y'all have to have most of will not ride with that suit because of the heat. He is a vaquero, Mexican cowboy. But you noticed deep in the heart of Texas, everyone cheered and applauded because he was good at what he deserved to be appreciated. Much of the racism you in the news is media created, to based in realism. I have met rednecks that a enjoy tigres del norte, Mexican as Mexican can get, and have met Mexicans that enjoy Charlie Daniels band.
So for context on the pig show you all watched . As part of the school system their is a program called FFA (Future Farmers of American). Kids have the ability to care for and raise different animals and sell them at the various rodeos across the state, primarily to fund their college education.
You are right about FFA but that was not an FFA or 4-H show the handlers would have been in uniform, blue and white for FFA green and white for 4-H
@@scotttretten8020as a 4-Her I've never really worn uniform but I know that FFA members wear their uniform more. But every state is different
My best friend's son won first prize down in Ausitn on a pig he raised at his high school all the way up in far North Texas. It was sad that they shut the program down during covid. I saw in person the pig he was raising at the time. Big feller. lol
All my kids and several nephews raised hogs in FFA... none of them had a uniform. Small east Texas town.
@@scotttretten8020 All these kids are part of FFA. My best friend is an Ag teacher and we don’t see her at all during stock show season because she’s too busy driving her FFA students and their animals all over Texas from our own local stock show to San Antonio, Austin, and Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo. The only time I really ever see our kids wear their FFA “uniforms”/jackets is if they’re doing presentations or going to competitions, usually not in the ring directly working with their animals. Normally they’re in jeans and button-downs for that - at least that’s how it is here in South Texas.
as a born and raised Texan i love these vids of foreigners visiting and seeing their excitement and the only conclusion i can reach is the rest of the world must be pretty dull 😁
It's just different.
I agree. All seems so normal to me. I took an ex from California to the San Antonio rodeo and she lost her mind. First she ate before because she didn’t know there would be food . Then she thought the mutton riding was the cutest thing in the world. But bull riding was inhumane and then was shocked she enjoyed the country music.
I am THRILLED when people from other countries come to the USA and enjoy the same things we enjoy here.
Some of the kids riding sheep today will be the bronc riders of 10 years time.
Texas is a whole different planet, isn't it? Cheers, Ladies!
Yep! A whole different planet for sure haha!
Should visit the Houston Rodeo which starts at the end of February all the way til the mid of Marchand is supposed to be the largest rodeo in Texas
Opening your window will reduce gas efficiency. Use the AC which will cool you down more efficiently.
The Awe expressions, wide eyed, jaw dropped reactions were great. Well done, glad you liked it.
You girls have so much excitement in your eyes... all the best in life to y'all.
Being from Texas, I loved watching you enjoy yourselves in my home state! Great Video!
You guys haven't seen a rodea until you got the Houston Livestock show and Rodeo. The largest rodeo in the world
hey! random but that carousel at 6:11 i built the ceiling panels, and the animals for it, always fun to see it out in the wild lol glad yall had fun
Some of us grew up doing this and had rodeo teams in high school.
My high school (Cy Fair HS) had a rodeo arena.
Do not open the car or the house windows when hot. Make sure they are shut and use the air conditioning.
LOL, Y'all didn't think to put the air conditioner on in the car? LOL Next time you get a car, look for the AC button. Thanks for the great video.
Rodeos are a ton of fun! My favorite is watching bull riding! Having a car is almost a necessity in America.
Glad you enjoyed yourselves in my town!
Absolutely ! One of our favourite cities in the states !!!
I’ve only been to one rodeo in my life when I was about 5 years old at the Jackson,MS coliseum about 1975…the one thing I remember about it was Olivia Newton John being driven out into the middle in a convertible and she sang a few songs….my first childhood crush 😊
The pig race had me crying they’re so cute 😭❤️🩹
At the end of their run, there’s Oreo cookies waiting for them. Or that’s what it use to be. May have changed by now.
You ladies should come to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo in the spring
I hope you enjoyed your stay.
The American Rodeo! Scottish, Irish, German immigrants along with long-time Anglo-ethic Americans moved out into the central plains of North America. There they met Spanish-Mexican vaqueros. Mix in the inspiration from some of the world’s best horse people -the Kiowa and Comanche - mix it all up and you get … the American rodeo! Proud to be an American!
Loved the video 🔥🎉
I’m sure the car you’re driving has air-conditioning. There was no need to let down the window
Just seeing the inside of the stadium this makes me happy I have not been to a rodeo since I was very young brings back memories hope you guys had fun!
If you really want to experience the real Texas. Get away from the communist party of Austin. Go to the rural areas of Texas and you’ll be amazed by the power of the cowboy and cowgirls. Check out the 4-6 year old girls run barrel racing. They are awesome.
Ohhh! That looked like so much fun! I've never seen a rodeo show in my life. They like to do BIG things in Texas. I trip out on their cowboy accents. Lol! Bet you were tired at the end of the day. Thanks so much for sharing this with us. 🤠🐎🇺🇸
Btw, I have tried a Coors beer before. I liked it! 😄
Rodeos are always a good time, last one I went to randomly had a Zebra act.
I worked at the largest country bar in the United States of America and while I can tell you that everyone thought it was the Bull Riders that all the ladies wanted, Bronk Riders took home 3 to 12 ladies per night. It was Ridiculous
They (we) start kids riding sheep at age 4, and then they start different classes/animals as they get older.
Cowboyin is a way of life in lots of parts of this country. Lots of smaller rodeos and such scattered and smattered all over Texas. Sort of like schools have teams.. and they move up and up and up.. till your at the best.. same with rodeo.. its a lifetime goal. Them kids you saw riding the "muttons" are future Cowboys and Cowgirls. What a Burger is a must try.. Texas Roadhouse.. Magnolia Cafe for breakfast anytime.. Saltlick BBQ or a trip out to the Three Kings of BBQ.. and Monument (Georgetown) and Bluebonnet (Marble Falls) Cafe's.. And in Ausin you have the ability to make an hour drive to San Antonio to eat at the Market.. and between the two you can get Authentic Mexican food as well as TexMex.. Welcome To Texas.. and once you have gome back home.. you will be able to tell them "What's so Special about Texas!" God Bless Y'all
Yose twos are adorable! Great video experience.
Things like rodeo are why Americans are tough as $#@!. We just have a tendency to take everything to the extreme and not back down from a challenge. If you ever meet a country boy and he says "hold my beer", hold the beer and get your camera on lol
It's called Rodeo Austin. If you called them you probably spoke with me. It's a great event. People from everywhere.
If you really like Rodeo, you should try to get to Cheyenne Wyomings Frontier days or the Calgary Stampede in Calgary Canada.
Ex Calgarian here…. Go flames…
Those were the smallest pieces of jerky I’ve ever seen.☹️ I’m TEXAN! 😆
I was thinking the same thing! That’s not even a real taste. Shame on that guy.
That's so cool that you're pet sitting. I've been doing that full time in Australia since last May. I head back to the states in May to visit home and I'll be doing a sit in Philly. It's a great way to cover housing and have some cool pets to hang with. Glad you enjoyed the rodeo. Hope you had some cotton candy🙂
Yesssss!!!! I couldn’t agree anymore! We are super excited to continue pet sitting in the future! It definitely is a great way to travel, save some money and enjoy the company of the four legged ones!
It seems like it would be easier to drive on our roads. They’re wide, clearly marked,shoulders and breakdown lanes in the center and the directional signs are huge and frequent. You can’t be serious…..you OPENED YOUR WINDOWS!!!!!!!
Lol!!! Who opens their car windows?? 😅
Brits going to real America instead of California or NY. I'm impressed, they're getting smarter they're figuring it out. Good for them!
Wow! This was stunning ! Thank you girls for sharing the experience with us! Heyyyyah!
I feel like everyone in the world needs to experience a rodeo
0:31 Pickles: Help me! 🤪😝
Looool
training for rodeo starts as a kid,,raised on a ranch,,,,handling animals,,,feeding, medicating, hauling, raising, selling, and petting. Small kids at 4yr old start riding sheep then ponies and calves,,,trained or not. When they want, 4yr old if they want, to start the rodeo. Ropers and bull or bronc riders in their late teens. Some wind up career cowboys working ranches, some go on the road permanently with campers and trucks to do rodeos in many states. Final rodeo of the year is in calgary canada. Prior to that is a national rodeo in america,,,i forget where, but as crops mature and that cycle of nature moves from south to north in the year, so do the rodeos,,,ending in canada thanks for your fun video
if you are familiar with australian burger rings or chicken salt, you will appreciate just what whataburgers taste like. and their fries and onion rings. i think that those are the most like what they serve. :)
3:03
That white stuff to the left was a sticker of Joe Biden pointing to the gas price and saying, “I did that.”
I went to Rodeo Austin in 2022. It was amazing.
2023 in the Fall Come to Dallas TEXAS State Fair. & 2024 in the Spring Come to the Houston TEXAS Livestock & Rodeo.
lol ive been in south texas for 44 years. it's correctly pronounced What. A. Burger but in my family we have always said it so fast we renamed it to water-burger
Every time I pass a Whataburger I say "howz yer whatachicken?" in memory of Luke Perry as Lane Frost in the movie 8 Seconds. Usually out loud. Sometimes in my head.
I’ve had arguments with people on how to pronounce it. But if you look at the sign, it’s all one word. It’s really NOT What A Burger. It all one word. Btw, I’ve been here 47 years. The store here was doing so much business they had to start building a bigger place to handle all the customers. They closed down the old one. Whataburger! 😄
where was this one hosted? last one I went to was at the HEB center up by Cedar Park
I am on old school cowgirl who used to barrel race in rodeos. Won a lot.😂
Ask questions!! Anyone there would have been more than happy to tell you about anything you were curious about. They are very friendly, esp to newcomers, proud of what they do, and put a ton of effort into it!
i may be wrong but the bareback rider at 14:50 is my dad
Jerky is addictive.
I am always enjoy your upload video.😘😘😘
Thank you !!!! More videos to come very soon!
I didn’t know they had indoor rodeo stadiums. I’ve always seen rodeos outside.
Nothing like an 18 minute selfie.
Ladies, not being critical, but just want you to know, it’s pronounced “Ro-Day-Oh”, it’s a Spanish word meaning “Round up”. Also if you don’t know about something, just ask someone, especially if you say you are British or whatever Nationality, we would be only to happy to tell or show you. Welcome to America!….SanJoséBob
I’m bullrider and I been doing it for long time
Compared to Europe that is a great price.
looks brutal but still cool 🤠🐎
Like what? The heat?
Ah yes, kiddos on sheep. Thanks Ladies!
A great reaction video. I've been to many rodeos, and was disappointed that my favorite events weren't in this reaction, e.g., team ropin', mutton bustin', and my absolute favorite, barrel races. I don't know if "Beer For Breakfast" didn't have the chance to see these events at this rodeo, but if they didn't, they haven't experienced a "proper" rodeo.
I just happened to come across this video and it was fun to watch. I ranched and cowboy'd in Colorado for several years and was in and attended lots of rodeos. The Bronc and Bull riding doesn't necessarily take years of practice so much as just great balance and natural skill. The roping (lasso) events do take years of practice though. Glad you enjoyed!
Anyone else bewildered by how they bought five gallon of gas for 20 dollars
Loved your excitement
Appreciate it! We were super excited to be there haha!
Bring sun screen lotion for protection from that hot Texas sun. Y'all come on down.
I think its so funny to see their reactions before going to a rodeo and when they show up live. Not quite like a fox hunt eh girls
Waw is amazing dear..really enjoyed tena watching from Nepal 🇳🇵 😍
As a true Texan(only time I lived in other states was because the military ordered me to), we welcome all! All we ask is to not change our heritage....
Malaysian miss u guys..🥰
haha there was "cowgirls" hehehe
Who was on stage at the end of the video?
5:40 thats exactly what guys go to see (thank you, you knew what you were doing), The cowboy hats, what color was it.
I love a good rodeo! ... Do you really not eat beef jerky in the UK. That's a snack staple here
Yeah we don’t haha. Thanks for your comment, Anna!
@@BeerForBreakfastFor me, beef jerky is a road trip must.
A good source of protein in emergencies. Like during a hurricane.
You said you are hot and need to roll down the window. Do you know that cars here have A/C
You've never seen the pig races with the monkeys riding the pigs?
Y’all should have found someone and explained that this was your first time at a rodeo, and asked them if they would mind explaining things to you if you had any questions. If I had been there, I would have been delighted to help you understand what you were watching.
You are so kind ❤️
That is 5 US gallons not UK gallons, so 18.92 liters for price of $1.06 per liter
Colorado Kool-Aid will sneak up on ya' lil darlin'.
Went to lest Texas town in the state.
Or is it, What?, A Burger?
So glad I wasn't sitting behind yall.
Yes they are showing the pigs they get ribbons for first, second, third etc.
Head to The Big Texan in Amarillo. Get yourself one of their little 72 oz (2.04 kg) steaks. If you eat the whole steak you get it for free.
Only if you eat it... And everything else on the plate... In an hour or less. Never done it myself.. but I know it ain't easy.
Although a professional eater (yes, that is a thing) supposedly just broke the record and did it in like 7 minutes.
@@macmcgee5116 I left the details out. lol
Rodeo Austin
that 5 gallons would have cost you 27 pounds back home
A year later it cost me over 70 dollars to fill up.
You missed out on Mutton Busting
To find the real Texas, you have to get out of Austin.
🇺🇸
First Brit to pick a cowboy hat the proper size, not one to small.
Typical carnival prices.
As an ex New Yorker, I just have to say, Texas wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't full of Texans.
As a Texan, I just have to say, Texas is so nice because it isn't full of New Yorkers.
@@nunyabussiness4054 Never the twain shall meet.
Why on earth are all these foreigners so interested in United States all of a sudden? Makes me awful nervous.
Austin isnt texas
Cause Californians destroyed my city. But we will always be Texas and always the capital city.
And just to show you the racism that's truly in Texas. The young man with the fancy clothes, y'all have to have most of will not ride with that suit because of the heat. He is a vaquero, Mexican cowboy. But you noticed deep in the heart of Texas, everyone cheered and applauded because he was good at what he deserved to be appreciated. Much of the racism you in the news is media created, to based in realism. I have met rednecks that a enjoy tigres del norte, Mexican as Mexican can get, and have met Mexicans that enjoy Charlie Daniels band.