I think with the Cutting board one, they're all automatically flat, it's just you want more overall square or rectangular shapes. So Oklahoma wouldn't rock back and forth
To end the confusion about the Mid West, I think we should split it into two regions. All the states that touch a Great Lake should be considered the Great Lakes region. The ones that do not should be called the Great Plains region. Much less confusing imo
5G rollout in India was the fastest in the world, we started late, but number of towers and availability has skyrocketed. Also, average internet speed has tripled in 11 months and rank has been improved from 118 to 43.
The 5G coverage in Finland is around 100% (in 20201 75%). In Metro-Helsinki we have 6G which is open for testers by Nokia - mostly used for IoT at the moment.
@@Wertzuio Nokia Networks is (one) the biggest companies developing networks technologies. 6G is not ready as a standard quite yet for full consumer use but various technologies that will make 6G are being tested. The testing phase with 6G (Scaled AI and sensing holographic video) is being done here. Nokia Bell will open the first 6G network for consumers in the next 5 years but the testing is being done here in Metro-Helsinki where the Nokia headquarters is. Like mentioned - it's only open for testers and IoT devices at the moment.
Yeah, and the color on the countries says it too, the darker the blue the more songs translated. And Brazil is quite hard to miss on a map. I'm chalking that one on British propaganda that got to Drew's head lol
Huge weather nerd here! The reason why F5 tornados aren't often classified is because the National Weather Service assigns ratings based not on wind-speed, but primarily damage done. A tornado CAN have 200+ mph winds, but if all it does is like... knock over a lawn chair, its rated as F0 :P
8:55 Per area, the UK actually gets more tornados than any other country in the world. That said, this applies to entire countries. Tornado Alley itself is probably quite a bit worse.
I hate how so many states east of the Mississippi are "Mid _west_ " They're Mideast. Once you've added Alaska and Hawaii, Ohio - the state just bordering the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic- being considered part of the Midwest is mentally aggravating. This is probably one of the only hills I will secretly die on, lol.
@@GraceSmitten0909 LOL, I know why they _called_ it the Midwest. It upsets me that it's _still called_ the Midwest. We don't call TV shows "the talkies" anymore, lol. So much language has changed since that era, yet... Youngstown, OH is considered part of the Midwest, just off the border of PA. It's barely middle and definitely not west. It makes as much sense as Gwyneth Paltrow winning an Oscar over Cate Blanchette. Or the govt still considering Maryland and Delaware as "the South". _shakes fist and flips table_ lol.
Saturday shopping isn’t that bad. Rush Hour is mostly at 6-7 pm. Many supermarkets have open till 9 pm. Some until 10 pm and rarely till 11:30 pm. In big city supermarkets at big train stations are open 24/7. (Germany)
Yes Bella Poarch is a full Filipino both citizen-wise (She was born in Pangasinan) and nationality-wise (Both her parent are Filipino though his adaptive father is an American) Also. I'm not surprised that Idol by YOASOBI is the no 1 in Japan. Shout out to "Oshi no Ko"
Regarding supermarkets and shopping in Germany: Going to the grocery usually only takes 15 to 30 minutes. Many supermarkets are in walking distance and Germans work on average 400 hours per year less than Americans. So shopping is no a big deal.
with the first one i imagine that someone brought one of those cutting boards with the prints on them and got one with the shape of a state and decided to make the map
On places where supermarkets close on Sundays the most popular day tends to be the local restock day (Usually a Monday, Thursday or Wednesday), especially for fish. The second most popular day is probably Friday or Saturday, for more last minute shopping.
I’m from the Missouri Ozarks, and I like to toggle between saying that I’m from the Midwest and from the South. A lot of people that live here say the same thing, but from my experience people here identify themselves more to the Southern culture that’s more comparable to Arkansas in my opinion than Missouri. Also always saw the Midwest stretching to Kansas, Nebraska, and the Dakotas down to Michigan and Ohio. There’s a lot of farmland across that entire portion of the US, and I like to use those rural communities to connect them to one region that used for that agricultural use. Colorado and Wyoming being so high is super surprising to me, I’ve been to both states and most of those places outside of the cities like Denver and Cheyenne look almost completely wilderness, no farmland at all
European Tornado Climatology: Many People always claim there are no Tornadoes in Europe because they have never seen one. But that can be quite easily explained: Tornadoes are short lived and small scale Events and in most of Europe usually rainwrapped. Usually its said the the Tornado Zone in Europe roughly coresponds with the European Plain which stretches from Northern France into Russia. Ireland does have Tornadoes but as far as i know the strongest ones have only been F2. Strongest known in the UK struck Lodon in 1091 causing severe damage. It is listed as an F4 Event. France, Germany and Italy have been hit by F5 Storms. Some Significant Tornadoes in Europe in past 15 Years: (Total Number since 2008 including this Year given as 10,734) 23rd October 2022, an F3 moves a 206km long Path through Northern France 24th June 2021, an F4 kills 6 in Czechia 8th July 2015, F4 near Padua and Venice in Italy kills 1 3rd August 2008, High End F4 in French Hautmont kills 3
11:53 you did say it right. Also to me the Midwest is Colorado, Wyoming, Nevada and Utah, and what most people call the Midwest I call the Mid East of Middle East of America.
Petition for Drew to make a series covering Ace Combat and its multiple universes: [Day 275] The .275 Holland & Holland Magnum is a semi-obsolete rifle cartridge similar to the 7mm Remington Magnum. Essentially the .275 Holland & Holland Magnum is a necked down shortened variant of the .375 Holland & Holland Magnum. It was introduced by the British company Holland & Holland with the .375 Holland & Holland Magnum that was introduced in 1912 as the .375 Belted Rimless Nitro-Express. The .375 Holland & Holland Magnum was intended for dangerous African game animals, while the .275 Holland & Holland Magnum was intended for longer range shooting of antelope in Africa and Red Stag in the highlands of Scotland.
In Poland we have most shops closed in sunday...but the markets who has the post office or library as a services are open XD (Intermarche have little reading corner for example)
As someone who’s grown up in Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska, my take is that Omaha is the last city as part of the Eastern US and anything west is the start of the actual western US. If you look at a nighttime map of the US, you can pretty much see that Omaha and Lincoln are some of the last cities that are geographically close to other midwestern cities before it really trails off into the Western US.
Well done, Drew, I have to say... For a guy that lives on cheeseburgers and Count Chocula, you do a good job maintaining your figure! There again, being Irish, my vision is probably gone wonky from drinking so much whiskey...
Well surprisingly the supermarkets are just fine on Saturdays as if you plan a bit more your time, you can manage to do the shopping on any other day... this 24/7 obsession with opened shops is mainly US anomaly cos in Europe you actually have time after work to do stuff 😅😂
Fun Fact: England holds the Guiness World Record for the country that experiences the most tornadoes per land area. We just don't hear about them because they tend to be small and weak.
I have one tattoo, upper arm, about the palm of my hand. Its of something from my childhood and the only problem I’ve had with it, is the fact that it bled like crazy after lol overall, I’m glad I got it. Its got a fun backstory.
My home is in the midwest In Belgium, I confirm that Russian liscence plate is allowed, also I do a collection of 1 liscence plate of each country, also Belgium is like the european version of USA
interesting, the 5G coverage in Bulgaria apparently is nonexistent according to the map. Yet for the past year I've travelled around the country a fair bit and INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH, 5G is always available in cities, sometimes in villages and on the road as well. Only place you won't find 5G is in the mountains.
4:07 the songs in translation, i saw Duncan Laurence for the Netherlands. Must be a mistake, i am sure it is The Smurfs by Vader Abraham. He himself recorded that song in so many languages, way moer than Duncans 65.
I think with the Cutting board one, they're all automatically flat, it's just you want more overall square or rectangular shapes. So Oklahoma wouldn't rock back and forth
yeah since when cutting boards have that much hight
@@QelerQr wdym, does yours doesn't?
Rhode Island was red
@@killianobrien2007 maybe because... it's missing a few pieces...
no i just put mine on the celling @@mariotheundying
To end the confusion about the Mid West, I think we should split it into two regions. All the states that touch a Great Lake should be considered the Great Lakes region. The ones that do not should be called the Great Plains region. Much less confusing imo
Yes
Yeah
Too many names for fly-over states
Where do you put Minnesota in that split? It's considered to be both! NE Minny borders Lake Superior, and Western Minny is part of the Great Plains.
@@SuperCatacata Damn
I’m not sure Drew knows exactly what a cutting board is… 😂😂😂
he thinks its a knife.
You don’t understand Michigan is flat on the bottom part
Nor a country. lol 0:08
Not sure he knows what a country is either (0:08)
5G rollout in India was the fastest in the world, we started late, but number of towers and availability has skyrocketed. Also, average internet speed has tripled in 11 months and rank has been improved from 118 to 43.
Uhh..ok smarty pants
that just means more indian teachers on yt, oh yeahhh
@@mousasaab2652no we are smarty lungi and dothi
So you can watch more bollywood movies over there?
The 5G coverage in Finland is around 100% (in 20201 75%). In Metro-Helsinki we have 6G which is open for testers by Nokia - mostly used for IoT at the moment.
Wow
6G?!
@@Wertzuio Nokia Networks is (one) the biggest companies developing networks technologies. 6G is not ready as a standard quite yet for full consumer use but various technologies that will make 6G are being tested. The testing phase with 6G (Scaled AI and sensing holographic video) is being done here. Nokia Bell will open the first 6G network for consumers in the next 5 years but the testing is being done here in Metro-Helsinki where the Nokia headquarters is.
Like mentioned - it's only open for testers and IoT devices at the moment.
@@toms5996 What makes 6G different to 5G?
Yeah, that map was strange. I have used 5G in Sweden for quite some time.
AHHHH SO MANY EUROVISION SONGS WERE THE MOST TRANSLATED
THIS IS ME ON ANOTHER ACCOUNT BECAUSE LIKE AHHHHH
Petition for drew to get a malta flag (Day 75)
give up
@@Holy_224not until 345 days
Petition signed
I don't think he answers
Signed
Love how he says the beetles have the songs that’s been translated the most but Brazil have 131 💀💀💀
Yeah, and the color on the countries says it too, the darker the blue the more songs translated. And Brazil is quite hard to miss on a map.
I'm chalking that one on British propaganda that got to Drew's head lol
@@DanielVCOliveira puerto rico has also more than the UK
Michel Telo!!! Ai se eu te pego! Vai Brasil! 😂
The song with the most translations was Brazilian??? Damn...
As a Brazilian this is an absolute WIN KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
@@lucasquaresma5630 Brazil wins 🇧🇷😎
@@lucasquaresma5630eu jurava q ia ser garota de ipanema ou alguma parecida KKKKKK
@@niamomentshow does "KKKKKK" translate into "LOL"?
Huge weather nerd here! The reason why F5 tornados aren't often classified is because the National Weather Service assigns ratings based not on wind-speed, but primarily damage done. A tornado CAN have 200+ mph winds, but if all it does is like... knock over a lawn chair, its rated as F0 :P
4:07 i love how alot of europe is just esc songs hahaha
also alexander rybak counting for belarus but not norway??
4:58 NO!! TOP IN THE WORLD IS THE BRAZILIAN SONG "AI SE EU TE PEGO" WITH 131 TRANSLATIONS!!!!!
wahh wahh
Drew: These songs have to be pretty serious (to be translated so many times).
Brazil: Ai Se Eu Te Pego
🤦🏾♀️
Brazil had more translations the the uk on the most translated song map
France too, though it is a bit less, but I was tilted by the way he said UK had the most translated song
I think brazil has the most translated song, being ''ai se eu te pego'' that has been translated 131 times isn't it?
Yep, he missed it 🥲
E foi logo "aí se eu te pego" pqp kkkkkkkkkkk
Poland is unique in song translation category, because its number one is literal folk song. Most translated stuff is modern.
8:55 Per area, the UK actually gets more tornados than any other country in the world. That said, this applies to entire countries. Tornado Alley itself is probably quite a bit worse.
But they're like tiny ones: you never hear about them on the news or anyting
*anything
Tornado alley gets more stronger tornadoes and are horrible at times.
Only two people have ever been killed by tornadoes in the UK I think.
I hate how so many states east of the Mississippi are "Mid _west_ " They're Mideast. Once you've added Alaska and Hawaii, Ohio - the state just bordering the Northeast/Mid-Atlantic- being considered part of the Midwest is mentally aggravating. This is probably one of the only hills I will secretly die on, lol.
They called it Midwest before so got passed the Rockies
@@GraceSmitten0909 LOL, I know why they _called_ it the Midwest. It upsets me that it's _still called_ the Midwest. We don't call TV shows "the talkies" anymore, lol. So much language has changed since that era, yet... Youngstown, OH is considered part of the Midwest, just off the border of PA. It's barely middle and definitely not west. It makes as much sense as Gwyneth Paltrow winning an Oscar over Cate Blanchette. Or the govt still considering Maryland and Delaware as "the South". _shakes fist and flips table_ lol.
@@notorioustoriI don't have a horse in this race. But it's funny to see you mad about it.
@@SuperCatacata Words have meaniiiings! 😭🫠
😂
It makes perfect sense if you only include the states that matter, ones with populations in excess of 2 million.
Du Hast having 88 translations is crazy, just make one more so it won't be a bad number 😭🤣
Saturday shopping isn’t that bad.
Rush Hour is mostly at 6-7 pm.
Many supermarkets have open till 9 pm. Some until 10 pm and rarely till 11:30 pm.
In big city supermarkets at big train stations are open 24/7. (Germany)
Yes Bella Poarch is a full Filipino both citizen-wise (She was born in Pangasinan) and nationality-wise (Both her parent are Filipino though his adaptive father is an American)
Also. I'm not surprised that Idol by YOASOBI is the no 1 in Japan. Shout out to "Oshi no Ko"
But it's not her song that is the most translated
Drew should do a charity event that after a certain milestone he should get a Countryball tattoo
I like how the most translated songs from small European countries are Eurovision songs.
Regarding supermarkets and shopping in Germany: Going to the grocery usually only takes 15 to 30 minutes. Many supermarkets are in walking distance and Germans work on average 400 hours per year less than Americans. So shopping is no a big deal.
1:31 as a person from Greece, yes they are. But the workers getting a day off I feel is worth a little inconvenience on our side
there was insane competition for telecom here , thats the reason. ( i love it)
with the first one i imagine that someone brought one of those cutting boards with the prints on them and got one with the shape of a state and decided to make the map
12:42 Drew said Million years ago instead of Thousands Of years.
😂
Ikr
I’m rolling
8:54 THATS PARAGUAY’S OLD BORDERS??? HUHHHH???????
11:50 YOOOO SAC COUNTY REPRESENT. the sacramento & american rivers flow thru here out towards the delta towards the bay, we flat fucks.
On places where supermarkets close on Sundays the most popular day tends to be the local restock day (Usually a Monday, Thursday or Wednesday), especially for fish.
The second most popular day is probably Friday or Saturday, for more last minute shopping.
Switzerland also has some open supermarkets on sundays (specifically supermarkets in big trainstations)
5:36 Honestly? Good job India! Super impressive, like you said.
Thanks 🙏😊
Another amazing video and play countryball at wars
Follow us for more maps🔥🔥🔥🔥
I’m from the Missouri Ozarks, and I like to toggle between saying that I’m from the Midwest and from the South. A lot of people that live here say the same thing, but from my experience people here identify themselves more to the Southern culture that’s more comparable to Arkansas in my opinion than Missouri. Also always saw the Midwest stretching to Kansas, Nebraska, and the Dakotas down to Michigan and Ohio. There’s a lot of farmland across that entire portion of the US, and I like to use those rural communities to connect them to one region that used for that agricultural use. Colorado and Wyoming being so high is super surprising to me, I’ve been to both states and most of those places outside of the cities like Denver and Cheyenne look almost completely wilderness, no farmland at all
4:07 Batzorig's throat singing made it into the list!!!
2:51 it doesn’t really work like that. It’s just that if you regret your first then you won’t get any else
I actually have a Michigan cutting board. But I guess it’s just the lower peninsula
European Tornado Climatology:
Many People always claim there are no Tornadoes in Europe because they have never seen one. But that can be quite easily explained: Tornadoes are short lived and small scale Events and in most of Europe usually rainwrapped. Usually its said the the Tornado Zone in Europe roughly coresponds with the European Plain which stretches from Northern France into Russia. Ireland does have Tornadoes but as far as i know the strongest ones have only been F2. Strongest known in the UK struck Lodon in 1091 causing severe damage. It is listed as an F4 Event. France, Germany and Italy have been hit by F5 Storms.
Some Significant Tornadoes in Europe in past 15 Years: (Total Number since 2008 including this Year given as 10,734)
23rd October 2022, an F3 moves a 206km long Path through Northern France
24th June 2021, an F4 kills 6 in Czechia
8th July 2015, F4 near Padua and Venice in Italy kills 1
3rd August 2008, High End F4 in French Hautmont kills 3
Also, in Northern-Europe, we have Bomb Cyclones instead of tornadoes.
@@ynra Though thats something completely different 😉 btw. Even Finland has one confirmed violent Tornado.
Will you be affected by Ciarán?
@@lukasrentz3238Nope. I live in Iceland. Things tend to fizzle out to just regular storms by the time they reach us.
4:57 Brazil with 131 translations: "I don't think so."
5:17 So Many Eurovision Songs Here
my fav type of videos
We betting on the Horses Drew!, the Melbourne Cup is like a national celebration.
As an Oklahoman i would probably answer that i- vreaks a window and runs out (we cant decide on a region to be in)
11:53 you did say it right. Also to me the Midwest is Colorado, Wyoming, Nevada and Utah, and what most people call the Midwest I call the Mid East of Middle East of America.
Petition for drew to revive his old age of history 2 videos day 98
In germany there was a super market in my city that was open on a sunday but only on specific times of the year
4:35 Dialekt and disagremant
Cutting edge information
Petition for Drew to make a series covering Ace Combat and its multiple universes: [Day 275]
The .275 Holland & Holland Magnum is a semi-obsolete rifle cartridge similar to the 7mm Remington Magnum. Essentially the .275 Holland & Holland Magnum is a necked down shortened variant of the .375 Holland & Holland Magnum. It was introduced by the British company Holland & Holland with the .375 Holland & Holland Magnum that was introduced in 1912 as the .375 Belted Rimless Nitro-Express. The .375 Holland & Holland Magnum was intended for dangerous African game animals, while the .275 Holland & Holland Magnum was intended for longer range shooting of antelope in Africa and Red Stag in the highlands of Scotland.
In Poland we have most shops closed in sunday...but the markets who has the post office or library as a services are open XD (Intermarche have little reading corner for example)
it is pronounced "app-ay-la-shin". as an upstate new yorker this is the only correct way to say it
1:38 as a dutch person i noticed an province mising so i am louginh at the top of my longs noing there ain't supermakets in that province
I saw a podcast that considered Alaska part of the Midwest because it has so much in common and honestly I agree
The most translated song from Brazil is "ai se eu te pego". 🤦🏽♂️
I thought Girl from Ipanema would still be on the top spot.
Petition for drew to hang up the flag of Iowa on his wall (revenge for him calling Iowa Arkansas) Day 273
Petition for drew to play polandball : not safe for world day 2
5:17 Drew doesn't recognize Bella Ciao and Hej Sokoły.
Ill have you know my Wisconsin shaped Cutting Board is perfectly good
The Midwest is Wisconsin, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Iowa and Missouri.
In Croatia there is a new roule where only some markets are open but most of them are closed
Humans when they stepped out of Africa: " Eurasia Discovered........1000xp"
DREW I LOVE YOU
As someone who’s grown up in Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska, my take is that Omaha is the last city as part of the Eastern US and anything west is the start of the actual western US. If you look at a nighttime map of the US, you can pretty much see that Omaha and Lincoln are some of the last cities that are geographically close to other midwestern cities before it really trails off into the Western US.
1:10 is cuz the small shops when supermarkets came in needed monies to SurVIVe
Man, it's been a minute since he's done one of these videos😂
its been so long, am i right?
@@trphoenix_. yes it has
@@trphoenix_. its been so long since ive last seen my son lost to this monster- jk im not that type of person
You're the best drew ❤
3:54 couple months shown twice?
Supermarkets are only open on Sunday in the randstad and brainport and regions like that
Well done, Drew, I have to say... For a guy that lives on cheeseburgers and Count Chocula, you do a good job maintaining your figure! There again, being Irish, my vision is probably gone wonky from drinking so much whiskey...
Petition for Drew to learn luxembourgish (day 108)
DAY 290: Petition for Drew to put the flag of Wisconsin in the background
Happy Halloween!
Well surprisingly the supermarkets are just fine on Saturdays as if you plan a bit more your time, you can manage to do the shopping on any other day... this 24/7 obsession with opened shops is mainly US anomaly cos in Europe you actually have time after work to do stuff 😅😂
5:20 U.K. has Yesterday and Estonia has Goodbye to Yesterday lol
Drew do you even know what a cutting board is?❤
Petition for drew to put a yemen and German empire flag next to eachother. (Day 1)
Fun Fact: England holds the Guiness World Record for the country that experiences the most tornadoes per land area. We just don't hear about them because they tend to be small and weak.
I have one tattoo, upper arm, about the palm of my hand. Its of something from my childhood and the only problem I’ve had with it, is the fact that it bled like crazy after lol overall, I’m glad I got it. Its got a fun backstory.
Love your videos!🩶
The map of the most translated song in each country were basically only Eurovision songs in Europe. Like almost all of them
Germany was Rammstein
Yeah, I was quite surprised to see how many of them were just straight out of Eurovision, but it was nice knowing so many of them
I didn't know humans existed 30 million years ago 12:42
Petition for Drew to display the flag of Equestria on his wall (Day 226)
"Countries" meanwhile talking about states of america
My home is in the midwest
In Belgium, I confirm that Russian liscence plate is allowed, also I do a collection of 1 liscence plate of each country, also Belgium is like the european version of USA
I thought that that would be the UK.
Krygyzstan my favourite "part of China/Kazakhstan"
also I love lyricstranslate :D
day 19 of Asking you to watch this video Battle Royale Top 10 Most Powerful Entities in History by A slightly better day
Petition for Drew to learn the longest anthem he can find and recite it
Day 59
Petition for Drew Durnil to make a Peruvian plush (Day 17)
1:20 in Ukraine, all supermarkets r now closed regardless of which day it is 😂
Petition for Drew to make new plushies of Yugoslavia,Trieste and Great Roman Empire
👇(day 84)
I'm from michigan and thank you drew. I am trying to gatekeep the Midwest and I agree with the sentiment that the central states gotta go.
Agreed
I'm from Ohio and I agree😮
Petition for Drew to put the Flag of the Uyghur Khaganate in the background
1:10 not always true in poland some shops are open
Some cities in kentucky are midwest like louisville so thats why we are at 30%
im not a fan of Drew saying "the EU continent" here 1:55 😂😂
interesting, the 5G coverage in Bulgaria apparently is nonexistent according to the map. Yet for the past year I've travelled around the country a fair bit and INTERESTINGLY ENOUGH, 5G is always available in cities, sometimes in villages and on the road as well. Only place you won't find 5G is in the mountains.
4:07 the songs in translation, i saw Duncan Laurence for the Netherlands. Must be a mistake, i am sure it is The Smurfs by Vader Abraham. He himself recorded that song in so many languages, way moer than Duncans 65.
The tattoo thing makes a lot of sense since if you get a big tattoo or multiple you are going to think about it more before you do it