@Lin Lin There are many British accents, you'd have to be more specific with the one's you like and it's most likely students are depressed since they have so much to do and learn.
@@bobsmallshaw3488. Hello from Sicily. When I think about The UK, I see White People who are ashamed of being White. But then again so are The Swedish, The Dutch and The French. Oh by the way. I saw the movie to sir with love. Thank God I do not have any English blood.
@@pewpow1813 because it's a long winded process, exiting the EU will not be an overnight thing, first they have to agree on terms, then they have to carefully unpick all the deals and agreements made with other EU countries. If we rush it we will end up as a 3rd world country
@@JohnSmith-ts8xp I know, I was just referring to the girls using the teeth nonsense. It seems that American's judge dental health by what level of light their teeth can reflect. Us Brits are more concerned with how healthy they actually are.
"They are the nicest people." I love how all the Americans have compliments and a pretty positive ideas of the UK. But in every single video with the reverse perspective, the uk perceives only the worst stereotypes of the US.
My theory is that when Country A’s citizens know very little about Country B, that limited knowledge tends to be either mostly positive or mostly negative (when you have limited knowledge, you rarely get a good mix of both). The U.K. is an ally of the U.S., and the unofficial media propaganda has generally instilled good vibes about the U.K. into most Americans who don’t have a nuanced understanding of the country. (Compare that with China, which Americans also have a limited understanding toward, but because of geopolitical issues, the subtle propaganda they’ve been fed about the country is mostly negative.) By contrast, just by the sheer fact that their country isn’t some huge superpower chunk of land that can be easily culturally and geographically isolated from the rest of the world, most British people have a far better understanding of the U.S. and other foreign countries than vice versa.
@@brownie8876 Nobody swears that in the U.K. The fact that you think British people think they’re all that just proves even more how you know nothing of other countries lol. Self-bashing sarcasm is a staple in British culture. Also, by any metric you want to use, Americans are way more patriotic and arrogant about their own country’s greatness than Britons are about theirs.
EmuAntonia what Americans think we talk like oh no I forgot my 89th cup of tea Actually Englishoi fam gimme ur shoes and r streets in London r full of roadman 🤣🤣
10K subscribe challenge Before quarantine ends Ikr it pisses me off baaare I swear some yanks need to wipe out that stupid stereotypical mindset of theirs by watching top boy 🤬
@@SneakyLinky323 americans always go up and talk to you n shit but if u done that in england youd get an angry middle aged white man telling you to fUck oFf
Actually, only gay peope called it soccer in the 14th century. It eventually spread out to America when the homosexuals went on board the Mayflower. True story
@@emartinez2740 it was called football from the 14th century, when two villages played against each other with up to 20 players and across open link land . Soccer became used, or misused by rugby teams in the early 19th century, when rugby split from football, calling themselves Rugby Football. Soccer was used by them as an amalgamation of the words Association Football . Your comment is utter nonsense and simply written without any knowledge of the subject.
@@emartinez2740 so the word "soccer" is simply a bastardised or amalgamation (depending on viewpoint) of the official name of the game Association FOOTBALL.
@@emartinez2740 so to spell it out. When rugby split, matches had to be differentiated for spectators to know , in advance, what form of football was going to played on a particular pitch (field) ,on information boards near,in,around the pitch. Rugby Football or Asoc.Football Asoc. simply over a few years became soccer, and was particularly used by the rugby teams , as they were posh and wanted to acquire the sole use of the word football. Football, from the origins 700 years ago was played by the poor folk, and was a very hard game,no rules, fights and plenty of beer.
Everybody in this comment section is an idiot. She’s referring to the dreary weather the UK is known for, which causes fluctuations of dopamine in your body. Dopamine is one of many neurotransmitters responsible for happiness, pleasure, etc.
I laugh when Americans talk about the “American Dream”, good for you though. Us brits don’t have a “Great British dream”, why? Because we’re already awake.
The American Dream died many years ago and it is a millstone round the neck of the people. The idea that, if you fail despite everything which may be against you, it is solely your fault because you didn't work hard enough. That's why big corperations have the power they do, why workers have little protection and why the healthcare depends very much on affordability.
Weather plays a part. It triggers the release of hormones in your brain. That’s why there’s a thing called seasonal affective disorder - a type of depression.
When I hear the UK, I think good music, mods, casuals, punk rock, British invasion, art, Manchester United, people who took our music and did something with it, pubs, chippies, kings road and swinging London.
Literally everything you mention is dead in Britain. It's all dance club music. Pub scene although is very much abundent is completely different to even the 90s. Manchester United although I know little of soccer I know they are struggling. Swinging London was a 60s thing. I know nothing of kings road.
Jamir Baker England has the most refugees that come in yearly. People are desperate to come into England also as they have great laws, no guns and free healthcare. I love America too but I think saying that America is the best country in the world is definitely an opinion and not factual.
Jamir Baker That is just your opinion. If you look up greatest country in the world 2019 it is in fact Canada that takes the number one spot. With United Kingdom being third and United States being fifth.
@Jamir Baker so go through your thousands of years of history. My city alone is older than your Country. My city was founded 2000 years ago by the Romans.
yes but americans mostly can’t tell the difference between the different british accents, so when americans say they like british accents they mean all of them as a whole or in general
Yeah it’s so annoying, like go to the countryside or something. Go to Scotland, climb a Welsh mountain. The beaches are lovely all throughout the UK. Visit a small English village
@@helenwood8482 Not only geologically we were a part of Europe but we will always be European. I detest the little Englander mindset so much it's pitiful in it's small minded backwards attitude .
successful people don't become that way overnight .most people you see as a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
The lady at 2.30 talking about the Brits suffering from depression! I personally found her to be one seriously depressing individual. I’m intrigued as to how she arrived at this diagnosis.
ali f Trust me I am a UK citizen. The MAJORITY of the UK was depressed but that all changed at 22-00hrs on the 12/12/2019 when the election exit poll predicted a Tory landslide. Since that monumental moment the vast MAJORITY of UK citizens have been rejoicing. Brexit is happening, it’s called democracy, get over it.
Despite some of the negativity in these comments, I have to say that I really like the UK, and I like learning about its geography, culture and history. I don't think I am the only American that would say that, either. We may not know everything there is to know about the UK and its constituent cultures, but what we do know, we generally like and respect.
That's so cool! I'm glad you are interested, there are a lot of stereotypes n stuff. It's nice to hear a positive comment about us. I like learning about US history as well honestly.
my favourite thing about the UK is our history, we have such a long and exciting history, and as a budding historian, that is something that fills me with the most pride. not necessarily how we have acted in the past (especially towards foreign populations), but more how every place in this country is steeped in history.
Tbh most of roadmen are friendly to people that don't anger them, however it is quite easy to anger them such as the time a guy got a knife pulled out on him because he didn't like salt and vinegar crisps (chips if you're American)
I swear man every american that i see who makes fun of us for tea and biscuits I am going to slap their head into a grill that was inported from alabama then bury them into a pothole in my garden. 🤗
Me, from a village 5 miles away from Northampton: What the fuck did she come here for? Surely the Grovsner Centre isn’t that much of an attraction. Perhaps she fancied some Millie’s cookies??
@@lukemunro363 I did billing aquadrome....jesus I was about to type about 10 years ago then realised no it's nearly 20!!! Thanks you're comment just reminded me how old I'm getting!!😲 Green laning, and doing ramps and circuits in a land rover, getting drunk in the evening, camping for the week. Good time!!!!
Easy know breadbin I got a lamb shank that will fuck you up in a mad way my man has got a massive ting and I is more hood than a hoodie from sports director injector
I’m British and I’ll be honest, I never see people from the US and Australia and those sorts of sunny places moving here, but I see why. I kinda want to live in one of those places so I can have some consistent sun so it’s not cloudy half the time.
Best weather in the world! 2023 summer not been a great one for sun lovers but the previous few have been really hot and sunny. But as a rule we have seasons that are distinct but not too extreme, which is ideal. As far as people go, every country has their good and bad and you can’t ever make judgments about an entire nationality. I will say this tho, if you want to move to the U.K. and are prepared to fit in, contribute to society and be a giver rather than a taker then you’ll do just fine and be welcomed
Really?? There's loads of Americans in the uk, you can't walk 100 yards in London without hearing an American accent... I'm from Southend and I myself know 3 americans that live here
Europeans are getting trigged like there’s not thousands of videos like this, where people ask what Europeans or people from other countries think of Americans. I absolutely think this is fair.
Considering there's plenty of you over there I doubt no one gives a shit but if they do, it's pretty Degenerate... It's in the past and it would be the government you hate, not the people it's self.
@Tsots loot you know how dumb this is? You may aswell say English is African cuz all humans are from Africa. English has developed in the UK since people moved here thousands of years ago. Stop trying to be a smart ass over everything.
@@marleychloe7202 Best? you gotta be having a laugh mate, cuz it’s the most annoying accent I’ve ever heard. Sure people have different opinions but I’m sure a lot of people agree with me on this.
I watched both vise versa videos and seems like the Americans are kinder and less judgmental which surprised me. As a american I think other countries only hear the bad from the media whom are good for making all seem negative. Americans are great people and have been to UK and I also think they are too!!
I'm not from America but it always been my Dream country to go to. Like the food there and been craving for eggos for a while 😂 Love their happiness colors
Since retiring I keep myself busy by volunteering as a Tour Guide both with the National Trust and English Heritage. Then starting last November with walking tours around the city of York. We all love guiding Americans. You just never know what what they are going to ask next. Around 25% are well educated and knowledgeable. It’s the rest that we find entertaining. There must be something missing in the American Education System. Visitors from South America such as Mexico, Brazil and Argentina, seem to have a much better grasp of basic history.
I think history is all we really know about England (and the UK in general), albeit, not very much. In school, I learned world history in 10th grade. One class, that's it, and England's history is only one puzzle piece in a grand puzzle. The only other place we learn of England's existence is in US history (8th grade for me), with our revolution and independence from the "Red Coats". We don't hear much about it in contemporary times from school, unless the media portrays scenes, such as related to Princess Diana, or what's happening in the Monarchy. The monarchy is fascinating to us because it's a foreign concept, so we love to "learn" what's going on there. We don't know much unless we research on our own. Have series made with the day to day life of people in different parts of the world, and put in on Netflix. Some of us will watch it. Unfortunately, most won't care to, as we've been entrained that the world's problems don't concern us. Not true, I know.
@@danielleg3120 Thank you for your excellent comment. I’ve spent lockdown writing a little local history book entitled ‘Rotherham and the creation of the USA. Rotherham is my home town and began campaigning for American Liberty even before the Revolutionary War started. Please google ‘Victory Arch Parlington Hall Yorkshire’ Wikipedia will explain that the arch was built in 1783 to celebrate American Independence! The Patriot movement actually started in the British Parliament as a branch of the Whig Party. These Whigs wanted radical political reform at home but were opposed by the ruling Tory Party. This conflict between Patriot and Tory spread to the colonies. In America Whigs were in the majority, whilst in Britain Whigs were a minority. But this was changing and British Radical Whigs were gaining ground. In 1781 the Tory government fell apart and Rotherham’s Whig Marquess Rockingham was asked to become Prime Minister. He agreed on two conditions - Economic reform at home and that he be allowed to set America free. This was just after Yorktown, the Tories were simply planning to send more troops. Rockingham stopped the fighting against the colonies, but continued the war against France, Spain and Holland. Tourists are often surprised to see a statue of George Washington in London. I bet for most American’s the political side of the story is something new. But it was American university academic books that I used for research. One of the best books - ‘English Radicals and the American Revolution’ by Colin Bonwick published by the University of North Carolina Press. So for me American Education is not just on two levels, but pushes two very different stories.
Was thinking /noticing the same. It’s amazing how Brits can take a video of several people saying positive things about their homeland and culture, and turn it into a negative. Says a lot. And as much as the Brits may hate on Americans; this juxtaposition is just showing me who might be the bigger ‘problem”.
Actually if you look up the history of the British and the Americans, when the British came over to America, their accents pretty much stayed the same while people in Britain wanted to sound more posh and fancy. So the British changed the way they talk. So Americans speak with the original accent. Those on the east coast anyways.
I'm embarrassed as an American that she said that! I grew up on British food & miss it. My first meal is F&C, a pie or square sausage on a heavily buttered roll.
Visited Shelby in NC in 1991 with work (PPG glass fibre division) and the American's loved our Northern English accent. Had a great 2 weeks there, everyone was friendly, Some black guy's, celebrating friends returning from 1st Gulf war, invited us to a party in their motel room and they were cool with us...🙌
@@WelshFiremanSam "britain has always been an ally of the United States of America". Well, I mean, that's not entirely accurate lol. The US was forged in a war against Britain, afterall.
@@vsaucepuppet697 To a degree, but they moved on, they settled their differences and became civilized towards eachother and now have gotten along for a very long time, that's a good thing.
Limp Dick McHenry Yes we do? Cold/rainy weather is such a big stereotype here but in fact come in summer, I doubt you’ll be able to handle our heat waves 😂
@@skandarkeynes_skandarians your summer is a texas winter to dumb it down for an inbred Englishman . Parts of Arizona/new mexico/ cali is basically Afghanistan heat. A southern American heat wave would kill all of England...then maybe we'd take that from you too.
@@skandarkeynes_skandarians UK doesn't get heatwaves. All whilst you are wearing a scarf and jacket in your pfp, you don't know what hot is. Go to the suburb and every American has a swimming pool in their backyard lol
@@limpdickmchenry5261 yeah but your houses are designed for that weather houses in uk are designed to keep in heat so when we get heatwaves like the last few summers there is no where to cool down and we do get sunlight just today i had to close my curtains because the sun was shining in my eyes
“The people are having depression” Wow, we are all depressed. There are no happy people here. PMSL London is expensive because it’s not geared up for Londoners. It’s geared up for tourists that think that it is representative of all of the U.K. London is an awful place and generally only people from there actually like it there. It’s ok for a short visit but my advice to anyone visiting the U.K. is to get out and see the rest of it. Yeah visit Buckingham palace and watch changing of the guard but then go North to the Lake District, go West towards Dorset, Devon and Cornwall. Visit village pubs that are off the beaten track. Get away from the typical tourist places. Visit the castles all over the place. Visit Northern Ireland but if your American don’t pretend you are Irish, we may just laugh at you. There is so much more to the U.K. than London. We have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world if you go up to the north and further up to Scotland.
this reminds me of LA here in the US. people love thinking it’s some glamorous place of the rich and famous. but in reality, there’s not celebrities on every corner or even that much of a high end city. it’s run down , and has a huge population of homeless on skid row. drugs and gangs are dominant and the streets aren’t even kept clean. but LA is thought to be what california and the US is about when realistically there’s so much more to see and visit out here.
She said she went to London (which is in the UK last time I checked) and really had a great time. It was on holiday, so she wasn't planning to do an anthropogical study or geographical survey on the entire country. Would you rather she said that she had a s**t time and would never go back?
@@johnalden5821 london is in england but you americans acr like england and london is one country try the british countryside full of nature and lovely views
@@Bignfluffy That's a rank generalization. I have known where London is since I was less than 10 years old, although I didn't go there until I was in my 30s. I have also been to the countryside you are referring to, including areas of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire and Somerset (plus Bath). I have also been to Cardiff in Wales. It's impossible to make blanket statements about "you Americans," and, frankly, it seems like your intent is to denigrate us without good reason. Let's try this: What state is Pittsburgh in? What state is Washington, DC in? Where would you find Mammoth Cave?
It's quite incredible how insular lots of America is (obviously not all). They understand other countries via stereotypes mostly. It's so different from when you're actually from Europe being more outward looking.
I think it's quite incredible how America looks at other countries in positive a positive manor while every other country view America negatively. The love doesn't go both ways. :/
Me neither. We voted what little we had away in 2016, and continue to try and vote away the country, and with the exception of healthcare and perhaps food, we are inferior to the US in every way possible. So no, I don't know why anyone else would want to come here either!
Mate when the guy said that he think of us leaving Europe all I could do was roll my eyes. Europe is a continent to which we are in just like, Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Italy and many more countries. We were and have left the EU which is the European Union, not Europe the continent.
*The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Bowie, Led Zep, Oasis, McLaren P1, Range Rover, Mr. Bean, Top Gear, The Queen, Rolls Royce, sense of fair play, love of animals, beautiful lakes rivers & coasts IF you get out of London, history, Shakespeare, Harry Potter....* All that off a tiny windswept island you could carpet in an afternoon!
“I understand that people are having depression“ I mean, that’s not really exclusive to just our country. Depression is a global problem, not a British trait.
I'm sitting about 10 minutes from where these interviews took place. Neat. I think of tea, non violent football, london, tea, Harry potter, and the look on brits faces when I say that LOUDLY.
Non violent football is so incorrect. We are literally banned from certain international matches and tournaments because of the chaos and violence we cause 💀😭
Jesstheplugz it’s not called soccer if the sport invented was called football, mind you our football was made before your American football so which one is the real football here lass?
These people seem lovely and fairly clued up on things here, it warms my heart that the anti-british mantra amongst the vast majority of Americans is gone. We have nothing but love and respect for our cousins and allies across the pond, so it puts a smile on my face when I hear that they have some nice things to say. Much love to our friends across the Atlantic 🇬🇧❤️🙏
I'm American but I always enjoy learning about and making friends with other cultures, Britain being one of them! (I quite enjoy British humor, history and accents especially haha.) I know there are some negative things about the US & Britain both, but it's lovely when we can both look past those and appreciate the good in each other. Best of wishes to you from an American friend. ✨🇺🇲🇬🇧
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 yeah we did but if we didn't, American Indians wouldn't be as less and far between as they are, so I think we have that against us as well and the fact Americans bastardized our language lol
Hmm let’s think about this sock. Er you don’t see em kicking with socks do u then FOOT. BALL ahhh a lot better you use a foot to kick a ball makes sense get it right American dictionary
Us British people: Alcoholics Drinks lots of tea Eats crumpets Has bad teeth All chav’s Depressed That’s what info I found about us whilst looking through theses vids. Do Americans know that London isn’t the whole UK
@@thatguyonyoutubemk2746 and picking on people for the way they look and social class isn't ?, you ain't saying fuck all about that are you ?, Nah, you come to me because I'm sticking up for the working class
@@Mr_Makina I ain't saying anything about that because it goes without saying. You're statement has nothing to do with sticking up for the working class, it just chucks an insult where one isn't necessary. FYI, I am working class. P.S. calm down
I live in Northamptonshire I found it surprising that she had been here and Northampton is a big economic area there's a lot of history tbh the UK has a lot of history lol.
@@danbartley6041 went passed on the 23rd, traffic was stacked up passed the petrol station on the East bound side all the way to the round about absolute madness ha ha
I love y'all's accents man. Well I know you guys think we have an accent but I was overseas with my national guard unit in the military and there was a UK unit where I was at and we were getting lunch in the chow hall. Well I walked over to the server and I said hey partner I'll take some chicken fingers please and this brutish dude beside me said in his accent "I'll have some chicken fingers as well please" and I looked over and was like 😂😂😂😂😂😂 that is so badass I love the way y'all talk man
Me seeing so many comments about Brits saying stuff about when they said soccer and then Americans getting pressed that we find it hella weird. Like it's FOOTBALL you KICK the ball with a FOOT where the bloody hell did SOCCER come from 🤣
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"They have an accent"
Love, everyone has an accent.
Weeb Is Key The majority of Americans I’ve come across don’t think they have an accent. I don’t understand it 😂
@@Jayderica Neither do I 😂
Weeb Is Key technically the british don’t have an accent because they are the original speakers of the english language
@@liam698 Nah we do, plus there's different accents all over Britain.
@Lin Lin There are many British accents, you'd have to be more specific with the one's you like and it's most likely students are depressed since they have so much to do and learn.
England isn’t the only country in the uk 😂😂
Scotland 🏴Wales🏴Ireland🇨🇮
John Horse northern ireland*
Andy M you will offend a lot of people with that statement 😂
@Andy M only you English are unimportant the rest kelts England is hated
Wales Ireland Scotland 👍👍👍👍❤️
This guy just said that the U.K is leaving the U.K. Haha.
l h he meant eu
Just a dumb arse yank
@@bobsmallshaw3488 That's abit far
@@bobsmallshaw3488. Hello from Sicily. When I think about The UK, I see White People who are ashamed of being White. But then again so are The Swedish, The Dutch and The French. Oh by the way. I saw the movie to sir with love. Thank God I do not have any English blood.
I'm a white supremacist
POV: You’re from the UK and you’re reading the comments while watching the video
What sorcery is this?
Yep
Exactly, that's what I'm doing lmao
Spot on!
Yup
Waking up and exiting Europe? That's impossible mate, we're leaving the E.U
Jason Hendry lol why the fuck is it still going on
@@pewpow1813 because it's a long winded process, exiting the EU will not be an overnight thing, first they have to agree on terms, then they have to carefully unpick all the deals and agreements made with other EU countries. If we rush it we will end up as a 3rd world country
Jason Hendry yes mate but you gotta admit it’s taken quite long but I hope it happens in the next 2 years
@@pewpow1813 taking bloody ages, I hope we get out sooner than 2 years,I want our independance
Jason Hendry fair enough
"UK reminds me of United Kingdom"
Ah yes the floor is made of floor.
LOL Gameryusic.
Lol
And Windows are Windows
These comments lave actually ruined the joke.
that makes no sense
"London"
"London
"Yeah, London"
"London"
"London"
"Tea"
"Tea"
"Tea"
"One Direction"
"One Direction"
Wow. Inspirational.
Teeth
@@MG-bs5mr
Second best tooth health in the world.
@@JohnSmith-ts8xp I know, I was just referring to the girls using the teeth nonsense.
It seems that American's judge dental health by what level of light their teeth can reflect.
Us Brits are more concerned with how healthy they actually are.
American brain's always one step ahead
im a directioner
"They are the nicest people."
I love how all the Americans have compliments and a pretty positive ideas of the UK. But in every single video with the reverse perspective, the uk perceives only the worst stereotypes of the US.
My theory is that when Country A’s citizens know very little about Country B, that limited knowledge tends to be either mostly positive or mostly negative (when you have limited knowledge, you rarely get a good mix of both). The U.K. is an ally of the U.S., and the unofficial media propaganda has generally instilled good vibes about the U.K. into most Americans who don’t have a nuanced understanding of the country. (Compare that with China, which Americans also have a limited understanding toward, but because of geopolitical issues, the subtle propaganda they’ve been fed about the country is mostly negative.)
By contrast, just by the sheer fact that their country isn’t some huge superpower chunk of land that can be easily culturally and geographically isolated from the rest of the world, most British people have a far better understanding of the U.S. and other foreign countries than vice versa.
Yeah it’s weird how different our views are
Yes people don’t feel like they have to be sensitive, or kind about Americans. Shame. Such a genuinely diverse, beautiful and fascinating country.
They talk abt us like we’re North Korea or something but they never talk abt their problems, they swear they’re perfect 🤷🏾♀️🙄
@@brownie8876 Nobody swears that in the U.K. The fact that you think British people think they’re all that just proves even more how you know nothing of other countries lol. Self-bashing sarcasm is a staple in British culture. Also, by any metric you want to use, Americans are way more patriotic and arrogant about their own country’s greatness than Britons are about theirs.
I've been triggered throughout this video.
Sounds bad but they all sound quite ignorant
Yeah that was a ridiculous video
GOD SAVE THE QUEEN
SAAAME OML the ignorance
When they said Tea I threw every swear in the ENGLISH language at them
No offence Americans
When I think of America
I think of burgers 🍔
Burgers
Football
Violence
Rap music
Juuls
America.
ֆʊքʀɛʍɛ ɮʀɛɛʐɨֆ Sounds like Britain
ֆʊքʀɛʍɛ ɮʀɛɛʐɨֆ you forgot weed
We do have Lots of burgers😂 along with great other foods
@@supremebreezis860 that basically sums up their country lol😂
I love how everyone thinks we are leaving Europe
Didn't you know we built giant submersible vessel thats going to carry the UK along with Republic of Ireland across the Atlantic.
@@dennisgoatimer1079 i- since when...
@@saraaaaa7260 its a joke my guy but who knows we did tried to weaponise ice once upon a time.
@@dennisgoatimer1079 ohhh lol i’m late😭
Would you like to amend that comment to we have left.
“You heard about the uk?”
“I heard that people are having depression”
what
Not wrong, I have been having depression lol
@@AhsokaTanoTheWhite same
@@AhsokaTanoTheWhite move to America 🇺🇸
@@itsempowerfamyessir2994 I would rather die
Moving to America wouldn't help
"what do you think of when i say the uk"
"soccer"
huh
kiloisnear yes but we call it football so...
It’s our way of saying football
kiloisnear American football came after football tho so.....
@@charlotte-wp3ki american football and british football are different 💀
relaxitsme ik I’m talking about REAL football not American football
“The accent” yeah... which one ffs
Jeez calm down
EmuAntonia what Americans think we talk like oh no I forgot my 89th cup of tea
Actually Englishoi fam gimme ur shoes and r streets in London r full of roadman 🤣🤣
10K subscribe challenge Before quarantine ends Ikr it pisses me off baaare I swear some yanks need to wipe out that stupid stereotypical mindset of theirs by watching top boy 🤬
MUBlaze or blue story
10K subscribe challenge Before quarantine ends Word bruv, Im from lewisham and blue story is a certi movie
0:54 “poverty”, mate London is one of the richest cities in the world
THANKYOUUUU
@@Goldenxbih No it's not
MAJEED HD are you feeling alright mate, google it
There are other places besides London you know
Undisputed king of style have u been to south east London it’s the hood of the uk daumbass
"They're more friendly over there"
Are we thinking of the same counry
Its more violent except ur not getting shot at and some fat geezer is shouting at you
People in the US are rude I am always surprised when I hear people say we're nice
@@SneakyLinky323 americans always go up and talk to you n shit but if u done that in england youd get an angry middle aged white man telling you to fUck oFf
@@cazbutterfly4229 I lived in the US my entire life people are not as nice as the stereotypes
@@SneakyLinky323 where is in the US?
Americans: soccer
Me: it's literally football
Edit: it’s actually hilarious how many Americans get pissed off at this comment😂
Literally😂
Triggered me sm
@@bbl1188 wdym another sport?
@@bbl1188 ohhhhh ok now i see it i totally forgot about american football
Who cares same sport different name
Now my head is in pieces trying to imagine the UK leaving the UK.
Maybe he means Scotland trying to leave or something 🤣
Tbh as a Brit it wouldn’t surprise me
We tried that. Looks like it didn't work. Maybe we should take another crack at it.
That first guy saying England leaving the UK got me really thinking 🤔
Don't you mean the UK leaving Brexit?
Woman who’s speaking ENGLISH : id love to learn the language
I'm Welsh Cwnt heb iaith go iawn i siarad. Translate it
@@SteviePonder123 Y Cymraeg. Yr unig bobl sy'n siarad Saesneg iawn.
@@DickieBeard hahah
@@DickieBeard Croeso.
Dumb or what!
“Well, they call soccer “football”
No love, it’s you that call football “soccer”
American FOOT ball is played 99.9 % with the hands.
LOL
Actually, only gay peope called it soccer in the 14th century. It eventually spread out to America when the homosexuals went on board the Mayflower. True story
@@emartinez2740 it was called football from the 14th century, when two villages played against each other with up to 20 players and across open link land .
Soccer became used, or misused by rugby teams in the early 19th century, when rugby split from football, calling themselves Rugby Football.
Soccer was used by them as an amalgamation of the words Association Football .
Your comment is utter nonsense and simply written without any knowledge of the subject.
@@emartinez2740 so the word "soccer" is simply a bastardised or amalgamation (depending on viewpoint) of the official name of the game
Association FOOTBALL.
@@emartinez2740 so to spell it out.
When rugby split, matches had to be differentiated for spectators to know , in advance, what form of football was going to played on a particular pitch (field) ,on information boards near,in,around the pitch.
Rugby Football or
Asoc.Football
Asoc. simply over a few years became soccer, and was particularly used by the rugby teams , as they were posh and wanted to acquire the sole use of the word football.
Football, from the origins 700 years ago was played by the poor folk, and was a very hard game,no rules, fights and plenty of beer.
2:21 pEOpLe ArE hAvING dEppREsIOn. I think that happens everywhere in the world.
It happens to anyone she's speaking to.
Maybe she’s taking about the Great Depression that happened for a while in the world that started in 1929
Moo Gachas no she literally said ‘people are having depression’
Thank you 😂
Everybody in this comment section is an idiot. She’s referring to the dreary weather the UK is known for, which causes fluctuations of dopamine in your body. Dopamine is one of many neurotransmitters responsible for happiness, pleasure, etc.
I laugh when Americans talk about the “American Dream”, good for you though. Us brits don’t have a “Great British dream”, why? Because we’re already awake.
The American Dream died many years ago and it is a millstone round the neck of the people.
The idea that, if you fail despite everything which may be against you, it is solely your fault because you didn't work hard enough.
That's why big corperations have the power they do, why workers have little protection and why the healthcare depends very much on affordability.
Bullshit, American dream is alive and well and I'm proof. Grew up with nothing, joined military, went to college, started a business, retired at 37.
Lucky Ducky I’m just quoting al Murray mate, respect to you💪
@@NomadicNorthwoods .
I think you miss the point.
Ah a pub landlord quote. Thought you'd got away with that didn't you
Ew why would she say the weather causes depression it’s not even bad
Well, tbf we make fun of our weather all the time. So its only natural for them to react that way.
Maybe she suffers from Vitamin D deficiency.
Literally haha, was sunny as hell the other day and like 10 degrees in December
Weather plays a part. It triggers the release of hormones in your brain. That’s why there’s a thing called seasonal affective disorder - a type of depression.
Molly Amber and we can have really good weather
When I hear the UK, I think good music, mods, casuals, punk rock, British invasion, art, Manchester United, people who took our music and did something with it, pubs, chippies, kings road and swinging London.
Liverpool as well mate.
Literally everything you mention is dead in Britain. It's all dance club music. Pub scene although is very much abundent is completely different to even the 90s. Manchester United although I know little of soccer I know they are struggling. Swinging London was a 60s thing. I know nothing of kings road.
@@sib1930 no
@@sib1930no god no that is one of the last things we want them to think of 😂😂
@@sib1930Liverpool are no where near as big as united
They think we are more friendly wtf
lmaoo if they knew about roadmen
introduce them to chavs😂
drunk santa 💀😂
Ok Boomer when I think of road men I think of discount bloods or crips or just anyone from Chicago or Detroit and is a gangster
Ok Boomer not British so when I hear that I think of Russians for some reason
we are no more depressed than any other nation. we have a great country why do you think people are desperate to get here.
Jamir Baker England has the most refugees that come in yearly. People are desperate to come into England also as they have great laws, no guns and free healthcare. I love America too but I think saying that America is the best country in the world is definitely an opinion and not factual.
Jamir Baker That is just your opinion. If you look up greatest country in the world 2019 it is in fact Canada that takes the number one spot. With United Kingdom being third and United States being fifth.
And things are improving its going to just be London centric. Most major cities are up North anyway.
@Jamir Baker so go through your thousands of years of history. My city alone is older than your Country. My city was founded 2000 years ago by the Romans.
YexaC No I never said that, huh.
Depression wtf?😂😂
Who of them said that
YoSoPlays scroll down and read the posts. I'm not making it up.
I mean tbh a lot of us are depressed, mostly us teens.
dan alex 77 well that's not actually true (currently clear blue sky/25c) and I wouldn't say that weather is the biggest cause of "depression"🙄.
dan alex 77 and where is this paradise you come from? Get over it FFS.
I'm from England and please lets not forget our Irish, Scotish and Welsh brothers and sisters. We are all One ❤
I love their accent😂 we have shit tons of accents mate.
ITS CHUUESDAY INNIT
yes but americans mostly can’t tell the difference between the different british accents, so when americans say they like british accents they mean all of them as a whole or in general
@@Buttsceatcgee omg Emily your such a crackhead omg hehehehe
Me with my brumy accent 😳
Every 5 feet there’s an accent change in the U.K
"What comes to your mind when I say the U.K?"
Americans: Ohhh is that in London?
haha ya thats what I think
Americans: UK = England
Yeah it’s so annoying, like go to the countryside or something. Go to Scotland, climb a Welsh mountain. The beaches are lovely all throughout the UK. Visit a small English village
@@bsixnshtns891 UK: America= New York, burgers, guns, and fat people
@@ieatmice751 I went up to Scotland to fish with my dad and it was brilliant. Far more the britian then England.
*”I heard people are having depression”*
Like wat
@@bsixnshtns891 it's true tho
But it’s just not the uk that has depression it every county
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Its true my whole town is depressed
Love how they all kept saying England and the Scottish interviewer was stifling that rage haha
0:12 we have not left Europe we've left the Europian Union
Europe is a continent, a landmass. We were never part of it.
@@helenwood8482 Not only geologically we were a part of Europe but we will always be European. I detest the little Englander mindset so much it's pitiful in it's small minded backwards attitude .
Yeah we can’t actually geographically move the British Isles away from Europe or into another continent 😂
I wish your country leaves this beautiful earth one day.. England is a disgrace to this beautiful planet
@@helenwood8482 Wrong ! Go back a a few thousand years and we joined together as part of a larger land mass . Do a bit of research ! Durr !
I swear everyone forgets about Northern Ireland , Scotland and Wales. Not only England is in the uk
It's even worse when they say the UK is a country
@@stevenwood433 ik right😑
@@Victoria-mh3ze exactly, I am from England but still people need to acknowledge that the uk isn’t just England
Wales is basically a microbe for America
And Ireland
Me: *hears* Harry Styles and One direction
Also me: *screaming* in directioners
Haha same
Same
thats all americans know lol
successful people don't become that way overnight .most people you see as a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
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The lady at 2.30 talking about the Brits suffering from depression! I personally found her to be one seriously depressing individual. I’m intrigued as to how she arrived at this diagnosis.
Optimist 35 you clearly don't live in Britain at the moment. It is not exactly a very happy, united or progressive place to be right now.
ali f Trust me I am a UK citizen.
The MAJORITY of the UK was depressed but that all changed at 22-00hrs on the 12/12/2019 when the election exit poll predicted a Tory landslide. Since that monumental moment the vast MAJORITY of UK citizens have been rejoicing.
Brexit is happening, it’s called democracy, get over it.
ali f it’s not all about politics both of you fuck me I live in the uk and I’m very happy
2:30
@@curtiscornwell5175 there's A HELL of alot of us that are living in poverty and we are DEPRESSED!
Despite some of the negativity in these comments, I have to say that I really like the UK, and I like learning about its geography, culture and history. I don't think I am the only American that would say that, either. We may not know everything there is to know about the UK and its constituent cultures, but what we do know, we generally like and respect.
Oscar are you British? Do you like the USA and Americans (
That's so cool! I'm glad you are interested, there are a lot of stereotypes n stuff. It's nice to hear a positive comment about us. I like learning about US history as well honestly.
@@sheepyhead0399 Canada’s history is with you British people and French. That’s why Canadians have 2 languages, French and English.
I live in UK it's a fucking terrible country 2nd least favourite only to USA i say
Just my opinion tho i can't really say i like my country if i don't
my favourite thing about the UK is our history, we have such a long and exciting history, and as a budding historian, that is something that fills me with the most pride. not necessarily how we have acted in the past (especially towards foreign populations), but more how every place in this country is steeped in history.
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"they're more friendly over there"
meanwhile in south-east london:
roadman with 20-inch shank- "WhY aRe YoU rUnNiNg?"
Most accurate thing I’ve read all day
They probably are more friendly lmao
Tbh most of roadmen are friendly to people that don't anger them, however it is quite easy to anger them such as the time a guy got a knife pulled out on him because he didn't like salt and vinegar crisps (chips if you're American)
Why are you running fam
@@bigoof2470 roadmen are friendly if you: a- know them or b- know ppl in their strip/gang. otherwise they just treat you like piss or ignore you
Tea and BUISCITS
Peaky fookin blinders
Ryan Thomson *biscuits*
By order of the peak fuckin blinders ,take down this video
I swear man every american that i see who makes fun of us for tea and biscuits I am going to slap their head into a grill that was inported from alabama then bury them into a pothole in my garden. 🤗
@@RapidBlaster Bruh I'm british, they're just joking around lol calm tf down
Rapid Blaster Chill why are u so sensitive
Random guy : the English hospitality
Chavs road men and Ronnie Pickering : am I a joke to u
You forgot bruv at the end
Ronnie pickering 🤣
Who's Ronnie Pickering?
@@arthurwildish2182 search him on youtube lol
oh no not the roadmen
2:21 yeah I think people all over the world are getting depression love... lmfao-
Yay as a Brit. We love our union. Long may it live x 🇬🇧🇺🇸
love uk from usa 🇺🇲🤝🇬🇧
Omg a comment not hating on my country 😂
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Long love both are countries 😊🇺🇸🤝🇬🇧
We own you. You blew a 13 colony lead
Some random American woman: ‘I’ve only been to London and Northampton’
Me, from Northampton, watching this video at 3am in quarantine: 👀👀
One of the great UK sights. London Eye, Stonehenge, Weston Favell Shopping Centre
Nick Vizor oh yeh don’t forget billing aquadrome
😂😂😂 One of the best answers
Me, from a village 5 miles away from Northampton:
What the fuck did she come here for? Surely the Grovsner Centre isn’t that much of an attraction. Perhaps she fancied some Millie’s cookies??
@@lukemunro363 I did billing aquadrome....jesus I was about to type about 10 years ago then realised no it's nearly 20!!! Thanks you're comment just reminded me how old I'm getting!!😲 Green laning, and doing ramps and circuits in a land rover, getting drunk in the evening, camping for the week. Good time!!!!
“They’re more friendly over there”
Come to South-East London for a day and see if you still uphold that opinion 😂😂
He will be saying “what does wagwan fam mean”
Celtic451 😂😂😂😂😂 I’m deaaad
SmøkeBruv g I was literally thinking the same thing 😂
Easy know breadbin I got a lamb shank that will fuck you up in a mad way my man has got a massive ting and I is more hood than a hoodie from sports director injector
Deeench 91 wtf
I forgot the whole of the uk was just London lol
Kalen Pov what? There’s a lot more than just London in the uk
Liam Tate yeah, can you believe it!!
Kalen Pov I’m British
Liam Tate are you sure?, any brit would know i was being sarcastic :)
I forgot the whole of the US was just NYC, Texas, Florida, and California.
I’m British and I’ll be honest, I never see people from the US and Australia and those sorts of sunny places moving here, but I see why. I kinda want to live in one of those places so I can have some consistent sun so it’s not cloudy half the time.
Our weather builds character that’s what I tell myself when I’ve had enough with the shit weather 😂
Best weather in the world! 2023 summer not been a great one for sun lovers but the previous few have been really hot and sunny. But as a rule we have seasons that are distinct but not too extreme, which is ideal.
As far as people go, every country has their good and bad and you can’t ever make judgments about an entire nationality. I will say this tho, if you want to move to the U.K. and are prepared to fit in, contribute to society and be a giver rather than a taker then you’ll do just fine and be welcomed
Really?? There's loads of Americans in the uk, you can't walk 100 yards in London without hearing an American accent... I'm from Southend and I myself know 3 americans that live here
I have a different opinion now and agree with you from going around more in London, when I wrote this I didn't think too much of it.@@dresden5060
Europeans are getting trigged like there’s not thousands of videos like this, where people ask what Europeans or people from other countries think of Americans.
I absolutely think this is fair.
Lol 😂. You got to be american to say “European”. It the british nit Europeans
@@mantor420 I’m saying European maybe cause I main all Europeans dumbass
please dare to ask indians, what they think about UK.
deenbandhu patel yeah do, it will amuse everyone in Britain
I love Indians love from Scotland 🤗 I’m always eating Indian food cozzz it’s goooood 🤞🏼
Considering there's plenty of you over there
I doubt no one gives a shit but if they do, it's pretty Degenerate... It's in the past and it would be the government you hate, not the people it's self.
I'm an Indian who lives in India and I love the UK. Don't plan to move there since many of us already there haha but I'm sure I'll visit for holidays.
@@nitishsaxena1372 on the bright side, you'll feel at home in either place 😀
Friends well they have not seen the wild roadman
Lol
Or the chavs
Reubern Griffin which is a wild roadman
@@pewpow1813 excuse me
Reubern Griffin wild roadman is a chav
I don’t like how London just represents England there’s so much more
@Anonymous Yh I know but all Americans think of us is just London and nothing else even tho the stereotype is far from reality
“I’d love to learn a new language” erm yeah do you mean the original version of the language that you’re speaking rn
American accent is the best
@@marleychloe7202 yeah, no.
@Tsots loot bruh can you get any dumber
@Tsots loot you know how dumb this is? You may aswell say English is African cuz all humans are from Africa. English has developed in the UK since people moved here thousands of years ago. Stop trying to be a smart ass over everything.
@@marleychloe7202 Best? you gotta be having a laugh mate, cuz it’s the most annoying accent I’ve ever heard.
Sure people have different opinions but I’m sure a lot of people agree with me on this.
Great Britain with over 1000 years of deep history
"What comes to mind when u think of the UK?"
Americans - Brexit!.... Teeth!
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@Jacob S why not?
@Jacob S your dad is
@Jacob S are you 11?
@Kevin Kola if you just pretend California, New York and Florida dont exist America is a chill country.
People are having depression 🤣 yeah don’t think that’s mutually exclusive to the UK 🇬🇧
I watched both vise versa videos and seems like the Americans are kinder and less judgmental which surprised me. As a american I think other countries only hear the bad from the media whom are good for making all seem negative. Americans are great people and have been to UK and I also think they are too!!
Most people criticize nations "bigger" than theirs
I'm not from America but it always been my Dream country to go to. Like the food there and been craving for eggos for a while 😂 Love their happiness colors
@@niamh5508 ohh lol 😂
@GotAFedInAHeadLock That's the pointtt 😂 Our Amazon is totally different. You Can't Buy Eggooos
Noora Bader lmaooo don’t listen to that person. Eggos are actually good😭😂
@@jaaiimarie3770 Ohh really! Omy godd I want them sooo badd 😂
Fresh waffles and pancakes over beans and toast for breakfast…but not eggos.
They’re exiting Europe
Ight imma head to South America
Since retiring I keep myself busy by volunteering as a Tour Guide both with the National Trust and English Heritage. Then starting last November with walking tours around the city of York. We all love guiding Americans. You just never know what what they are going to ask next. Around 25% are well educated and knowledgeable. It’s the rest that we find entertaining. There must be something missing in the American Education System. Visitors from South America such as Mexico, Brazil and Argentina, seem to have a much better grasp of basic history.
I think history is all we really know about England (and the UK in general), albeit, not very much. In school, I learned world history in 10th grade. One class, that's it, and England's history is only one puzzle piece in a grand puzzle. The only other place we learn of England's existence is in US history (8th grade for me), with our revolution and independence from the "Red Coats". We don't hear much about it in contemporary times from school, unless the media portrays scenes, such as related to Princess Diana, or what's happening in the Monarchy. The monarchy is fascinating to us because it's a foreign concept, so we love to "learn" what's going on there. We don't know much unless we research on our own. Have series made with the day to day life of people in different parts of the world, and put in on Netflix. Some of us will watch it. Unfortunately, most won't care to, as we've been entrained that the world's problems don't concern us. Not true, I know.
@@danielleg3120 Thank you for your excellent comment. I’ve spent lockdown writing a little local history book entitled ‘Rotherham and the creation of the USA. Rotherham is my home town and began campaigning for
American Liberty even before the Revolutionary War started. Please google ‘Victory Arch Parlington Hall Yorkshire’ Wikipedia will explain that the arch was built in 1783 to celebrate American Independence! The Patriot movement actually started in the British Parliament as a branch of the Whig Party. These Whigs wanted radical political reform at home but were opposed by the ruling Tory Party. This conflict between Patriot and Tory spread to the colonies. In America Whigs were in the majority, whilst in Britain Whigs were a minority. But this was changing and British Radical Whigs were gaining ground. In 1781 the Tory government fell apart and Rotherham’s Whig Marquess Rockingham was asked to become Prime Minister. He agreed on two conditions - Economic reform at home and that he be allowed to set America free. This was just after Yorktown, the Tories were simply planning to send more troops. Rockingham stopped the fighting against the colonies, but continued the war against France, Spain and Holland. Tourists are often surprised to see a statue of George Washington in London. I bet for most American’s the political side of the story is something new. But it was American university academic books that I used for research. One of the best books - ‘English Radicals and the American Revolution’ by Colin Bonwick published by the University of North Carolina Press. So for me American Education is not just on two levels, but pushes two very different stories.
@@danielleg3120 : Check out a history channel on TH-cam by Dr Mark Felton, I think you will enjoy it.
I love how this video was positive I hate how the comments don’t meet that energy
Was thinking /noticing the same. It’s amazing how Brits can take a video of several people saying positive things about their homeland and culture, and turn it into a negative. Says a lot. And as much as the Brits may hate on Americans; this juxtaposition is just showing me who might be the bigger ‘problem”.
@@ona_tzar exactly. British people will take any opportunity to hate Americans and French people when they are the UK's biggest allies 😅
The girls:tea and biscuits
Roadmen:oi wagwan my g want some fresh Mac Donald’s man
They look so basic like they all look the same 💀
@@notpostingx5035 its so american
“What do you think of when I say the UK”
“Errr Soccer?”
- I think you mean football luv
Right o
It's a different culture
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We was taught it’s soccer💀I blame it on my school🙄
@@stfubruh61 don't really see the different. If an american said soccer to a Brit we'd know what they meant. Vis versa
We don't have an accent, we talk the way you're supposed to talk
@@civil86able Was tongue in cheek pal
Vincenzo C innit if we didn’t have an accent we basically couldn’t talk
Rofl!
Actually if you look up the history of the British and the Americans, when the British came over to America, their accents pretty much stayed the same while people in Britain wanted to sound more posh and fancy. So the British changed the way they talk. So Americans speak with the original accent. Those on the east coast anyways.
Melanin Queen mate no we don’t have you ever been to burton upon Trent
3:21 "It was expensive, for my Cheeseburger"
As a Londoner I am hugely embarrassed about the cost of our cheeseburgers compared to those in the US 😂
Everything’s cheaper over there as they created the bloody things sadly
I'm embarrassed as an American that she said that! I grew up on British food & miss it. My first meal is F&C, a pie or square sausage on a heavily buttered roll.
@@scther4938 Germany was the one who created burgers actually
@@ProtocolAbyss yes but the Us stole the idea and made it look like they made it
@@ProtocolAbyss they made the burger steak, not the burger itself
When they said about depression,The first thing I though was "Every country has depression"at 2:20
i think the yanks were nice ,and they seemed to like the uk more than the interviewer did.
Visited Shelby in NC in 1991 with work (PPG glass fibre division) and the American's loved our Northern English accent. Had a great 2 weeks there, everyone was friendly, Some black guy's, celebrating friends returning from 1st Gulf war, invited us to a party in their motel room and they were cool with us...🙌
1:32... hats off to that man for actually talking sense 🤝 about the only one who actually knew what he was saying 🤣
Ikr
@@WelshFiremanSam "britain has always been an ally of the United States of America". Well, I mean, that's not entirely accurate lol. The US was forged in a war against Britain, afterall.
@@vsaucepuppet697 hm
What, because he spewed your nationalist propaganda?
@@vsaucepuppet697 To a degree, but they moved on, they settled their differences and became civilized towards eachother and now have gotten along for a very long time, that's a good thing.
I’m not going to get depressed by the weather but okay 😂😂
You get no sunlight lol
Limp Dick McHenry Yes we do? Cold/rainy weather is such a big stereotype here but in fact come in summer, I doubt you’ll be able to handle our heat waves 😂
@@skandarkeynes_skandarians your summer is a texas winter to dumb it down for an inbred Englishman . Parts of Arizona/new mexico/ cali is basically Afghanistan heat. A southern American heat wave would kill all of England...then maybe we'd take that from you too.
@@skandarkeynes_skandarians UK doesn't get heatwaves. All whilst you are wearing a scarf and jacket in your pfp, you don't know what hot is. Go to the suburb and every American has a swimming pool in their backyard lol
@@limpdickmchenry5261 yeah but your houses are designed for that weather houses in uk are designed to keep in heat so when we get heatwaves like the last few summers there is no where to cool down and we do get sunlight just today i had to close my curtains because the sun was shining in my eyes
“The people are having depression”
Wow, we are all depressed. There are no happy people here. PMSL
London is expensive because it’s not geared up for Londoners. It’s geared up for tourists that think that it is representative of all of the U.K.
London is an awful place and generally only people from there actually like it there. It’s ok for a short visit but my advice to anyone visiting the U.K. is to get out and see the rest of it. Yeah visit Buckingham palace and watch changing of the guard but then go North to the Lake District, go West towards Dorset, Devon and Cornwall. Visit village pubs that are off the beaten track. Get away from the typical tourist places. Visit the castles all over the place. Visit Northern Ireland but if your American don’t pretend you are Irish, we may just laugh at you. There is so much more to the U.K. than London. We have some of the most beautiful beaches in the world if you go up to the north and further up to Scotland.
this reminds me of LA here in the US. people love thinking it’s some glamorous place of the rich and famous. but in reality, there’s not celebrities on every corner or even that much of a high end city. it’s run down , and has a huge population of homeless on skid row. drugs and gangs are dominant and the streets aren’t even kept clean. but LA is thought to be what california and the US is about when realistically there’s so much more to see and visit out here.
We are Irish though. Only 3 generations, maybe 4 removed. If anything......I'll keep it to myself.👍👌
Rain an beautiful green landscapes.
That's Ireland but close enough
That American that know English food isn't terrible made me smile a proper American gentleman
Honestly, best hashbrowns I've ever had were in Scotland. ;)
"I spent a week in London" - so you learnt **** all about the real England!!
She said she went to London (which is in the UK last time I checked) and really had a great time. It was on holiday, so she wasn't planning to do an anthropogical study or geographical survey on the entire country. Would you rather she said that she had a s**t time and would never go back?
@@johnalden5821 london is in england but you americans acr like england and london is one country try the british countryside full of nature and lovely views
@@Bignfluffy That's a rank generalization. I have known where London is since I was less than 10 years old, although I didn't go there until I was in my 30s. I have also been to the countryside you are referring to, including areas of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, Gloucestershire, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire and Somerset (plus Bath). I have also been to Cardiff in Wales. It's impossible to make blanket statements about "you Americans," and, frankly, it seems like your intent is to denigrate us without good reason. Let's try this: What state is Pittsburgh in? What state is Washington, DC in? Where would you find Mammoth Cave?
It's quite incredible how insular lots of America is (obviously not all). They understand other countries via stereotypes mostly. It's so different from when you're actually from Europe being more outward looking.
I think it's quite incredible how America looks at other countries in positive a positive manor while every other country view America negatively. The love doesn't go both ways. :/
As a UK Citizen I literally have no clue whatsoever why anyone especially Americans would want to come here.
Me neither. We voted what little we had away in 2016, and continue to try and vote away the country, and with the exception of healthcare and perhaps food, we are inferior to the US in every way possible. So no, I don't know why anyone else would want to come here either!
Same
Then leave
Because some of us have ancestors who are from the UK and like learning about different cultures
@@alif8884 inferior? You should be ashamed of yourself!, why dont you fuck off to america then?
Mate when the guy said that he think of us leaving Europe all I could do was roll my eyes. Europe is a continent to which we are in just like, Norway, Sweden, Finland, France, Italy and many more countries. We were and have left the EU which is the European Union, not Europe the continent.
*The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd, Bowie, Led Zep, Oasis, McLaren P1, Range Rover, Mr. Bean, Top Gear, The Queen, Rolls Royce, sense of fair play, love of animals, beautiful lakes rivers & coasts IF you get out of London, history, Shakespeare, Harry Potter....* All that off a tiny windswept island you could carpet in an afternoon!
BRITISH EMPIRE😎😎😎
Castles & Cathedrals !
@@0utcastAussie Australia is a shithole.
@@andrewbarrett42
Annnnnnd....
Your just "passing through".. right ?
@@0utcastAussie No I see Australians mocking the UK, So I was defending the UK.
"Lots of political chaos"
Also America: "Tangerine in office" "Trump 2020🇺🇲" "Biden 2020🇺🇲" 😡😤
😭😭
lmfao the sarcasm in her voice when she replied saying the weather in the uk we dont have any sun
“I understand that people are having depression“
I mean, that’s not really exclusive to just our country. Depression is a global problem, not a British trait.
very expensive for my cheeseburger... hahahahah
Yeah it’s well cheap where I’m from
Like where did she go? One of Gordon Ramsay's restaurants?
@@edgyomellete0121 lol.
@@shaheeriftikhar8965 No seriously like she could've just gotten a McDonald's
@@edgyomellete0121 yeah. that didn't cross her mind i guess lmao
I very much hope to visit the UK.I have never been there but i know a couple people that are from England. Very nice people.
Don't be fooled.. These britons only show fake smile on their face
Roy well said
Roy what do u have against the uk?
@@tomfrost419 what are you gonna do if i don't tell you huh?
Roy never said I was gonna do something
Californian here, watching this and thinking "Please don't embarrass us..." :-D
Northeast and Northwest right
Too late
We look like idiots...
I'm sitting about 10 minutes from where these interviews took place. Neat. I think of tea, non violent football, london, tea, Harry potter, and the look on brits faces when I say that LOUDLY.
Non violent football is so incorrect. We are literally banned from certain international matches and tournaments because of the chaos and violence we cause 💀😭
1:12 HE REALLY CALLED FOOTBALL SOCCER 🤦🏻♂️
cause there’s already something called football in america duh
@@tonta3983 a rip off of rugby, yeah that sport
Eclipse 141 Oh yeah Rugby, a rip-off of Kī-o-rahi and Cornish hurling
Because it’s called soccer idiot so
Jesstheplugz it’s not called soccer if the sport invented was called football, mind you our football was made before your American football so which one is the real football here lass?
thank you to that one girl that said 'Harry Styles and One Direction'
These people seem lovely and fairly clued up on things here, it warms my heart that the anti-british mantra amongst the vast majority of Americans is gone. We have nothing but love and respect for our cousins and allies across the pond, so it puts a smile on my face when I hear that they have some nice things to say. Much love to our friends across the Atlantic 🇬🇧❤️🙏
I'm American but I always enjoy learning about and making friends with other cultures, Britain being one of them! (I quite enjoy British humor, history and accents especially haha.) I know there are some negative things about the US & Britain both, but it's lovely when we can both look past those and appreciate the good in each other. Best of wishes to you from an American friend. ✨🇺🇲🇬🇧
"pond"
1:37 give him a medal
Medal of honour and Victoria Cross
Ikr normal americans don't like to admit that the UK's horrible colonising tactics built their country i mean fair enough ig but he seems cool
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 yeah we did but if we didn't, American Indians wouldn't be as less and far between as they are, so I think we have that against us as well and the fact Americans bastardized our language lol
@@heretoannoyu4706 whenever i hear soccer it maddens me just a tiny bit
@@waltuh2.3bviews3secondsago3 yep its not called that "(
Woman at 2:19 is gonna have the shock of her life when she does visit 😂
What comes to mind when you think about Britain?
‘Soccer’
S O C C E R
F O O T B A L L
Hmm let’s think about this sock. Er you don’t see em kicking with socks do u then FOOT. BALL ahhh a lot better you use a foot to kick a ball makes sense get it right American dictionary
Shut up
@@tylerbruno07 I’m just speaking sense so no I won’t shut uo
True
Soccer is a British word tbf, came from the Eton poshboys
"UK reminds me of the United kingdom"
Ah yes and the sky is blue
When I think of the floor it reminds me of the floor
ngl when i think of the sea i think of water
He probably means he thinks of the abriviation
When I see a dog I think it’s a dog weird that
“Very expensive for my cheesburger” Yeah cos you’re in London
1:31 this man knows facts and well done to him.
Bryce Nicholls ye he was so positive and I appreciate him
Us British people:
Alcoholics
Drinks lots of tea
Eats crumpets
Has bad teeth
All chav’s
Depressed
That’s what info I found about us whilst looking through theses vids.
Do Americans know that London isn’t the whole UK
"chavs"
Such a cringe word used by Simpletons
@@Mr_Makina mate, don't try pick a fight out of nowhere, it's childish.
@@thatguyonyoutubemk2746 and picking on people for the way they look and social class isn't ?, you ain't saying fuck all about that are you ?, Nah, you come to me because I'm sticking up for the working class
I don’t think I’m a chav to be honest
@@Mr_Makina I ain't saying anything about that because it goes without saying.
You're statement has nothing to do with sticking up for the working class, it just chucks an insult where one isn't necessary.
FYI, I am working class.
P.S. calm down
1:28 I didn’t realise foreigners came outside of London,and yes after living here for 5 years Northamptonshire is beautiful (somewhat) lol
I live in Northamptonshire I found it surprising that she had been here and Northampton is a big economic area there's a lot of history tbh the UK has a lot of history lol.
Another Northamptonian 😊 lived here all my life wish they'd get the bloomin round about sorted at Rushden Lakes lol
Jon Garratt come on you cobblers
@@JG-fv9bv lol I was at rushden lakes earlier gotta love the JD
@@danbartley6041 went passed on the 23rd, traffic was stacked up passed the petrol station on the East bound side all the way to the round about absolute madness ha ha
Im from Scotland but when I think of the US, there sports come to mind like baseball, american football, basketball, ice hockey ect.
Where has all these depressed people in HMU country come from?
Because I am happy as Larry and am doing GCSEs
looool we aren't anymore
“I love the accent” Which one?
The English accent of coarse.
*all of them*
@@2017NationalChamps
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The its chewsday innit luv xx 🇰🇾🇰🇾💅💅👸☕️💂🏽
Guarantee she believes "The British accent" is either Hugh Grant, or it's Dick Van Dyke, from Mary Poopins.
I love y'all's accents man. Well I know you guys think we have an accent but I was overseas with my national guard unit in the military and there was a UK unit where I was at and we were getting lunch in the chow hall. Well I walked over to the server and I said hey partner I'll take some chicken fingers please and this brutish dude beside me said in his accent "I'll have some chicken fingers as well please" and I looked over and was like 😂😂😂😂😂😂 that is so badass I love the way y'all talk man
Me seeing so many comments about Brits saying stuff about when they said soccer and then Americans getting pressed that we find it hella weird. Like it's FOOTBALL you KICK the ball with a FOOT where the bloody hell did SOCCER come from 🤣
Because they already had football I.e American football, they had to come up with something else.