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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Reaction To AUSTRALIA'S DEADLIEST ANIMALS (SONG)
This is my reaction to AUSTRALIA'S DEADLIEST ANIMALS (SONG)
In this video I react to Australian comedy with Australian music that is very funny about Australian animals and American culture.
Original Video - • AUSTRALIA'S DEADLIEST ...
From an Aussie, good point, at least we don’t have Ar15s. Brilliant, not a truer word spoken!
There was also a great ad for train safety called "dumb ways to die" which relied on similar animation and is worth a look.
As an Australian, I approve this message
And it is unbelievable how many Americans watch this video and the gun part goes over their heads ! ! !
Hadn't seen this one. Bloody hilarious 😅 JD Vance argued in today's VP debate that the solution to American gun violence was to put better locks on doors. What a joke 😱 BTW, I have lived in 4 different places in across our wide brown land & have never been bitten by anything worse than a bull ant 😅
Bitten (ouch.) or stung (OUCHY OW- WOW-WOW!)?
@@bluecedar7914
Aussie here. Dad took us to the beach most weekends in the summer. I didn’t get to see a shark, any jellyfish or snakes. I’ve been bitten once by a spider, a white tail, now that really hurt, but it didn’t kill me.
I made friends with my Magpies, even when they had their young. I’d just sit still and watch them, each generation got used to me. Was fascinating watching mum feed the babies, then she’d stop and they’d squeak and squark, and make them find their own food in the garden - I loved each new baby season and watch them grow. Was never swooped on. Oh and I’ve never seen a real gun 😊
I was never bitten by a red back until I went offshore in the NT.
Surrounded by sharks, box jellies and salties and get bitten by a spider over 100 km offshore FFS.
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Ouch - One place I haven’t been to here in Aus - and I’m a woose so I’m never going lol
@@bernadettelanders7306 , come on, don't be a sook.
I've lived in Australia for 63 years and never been injured by most of these creatures. Well I was bitten on the toe by a redback sider once, but it didn't do much damage. But I would be too scared to visit USA. I'm glad my children didn't have to go to school there.
Totally agree. I would be scared to go to America. People say Australia is scary. No. Animals are predictable in most cases if you know about them and as long as you leave them alone, they will almost always leave you alone. America has guns and gun nuts everywhere, psychos, corrupt police, tornadoes, and a lot of people that choose their love of guns over the lives of the innocent, including many children. Terrible people. I do not want to be near any of them.
Those gun laws are one of the reasons I wouldn't go there either. I couldn't imagine being terrified just sending my children to school, but that's just my opinion, Mate. The song is a bloody classic though XD I love our wildlife. I nearly touched a Blue Ringed Octopus once (not on purpose obviously) I was so grateful it flashed its magnificent blue rings seconds before I touched (this tiny black blob in a shallow rock pool. Last week I had help putting a Carpet python in a large bag to take to the vet. I couldn't avoid it on my side of the road and it was released two days, in good health. Take care, Mate
The wildlife in Australia might kill you but the people are okay
I think the wildlife are less dangerous 😂
Ivan Milat....
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Classic catchy song!
I was about 8 the first time I was swooped by Aussie mahpies. I was terrified and thought Alfred Hitchcock's 'The Birds' was coming to life. My Uncle told me I also needed to look out for 'Hoop Snakes' - snakes that would bite onto their tails and then roll down the roads like a hula-hoop chasing me. My lying uncle had me watching my back for years lmao
Brilliant, yes every American who says I cant go to Australia they have spiders and snakes and crocodiles, needs to watch this! 🧐👍
We do have AR-15s but thankfully they are difficult to access, even for responsible vetted adults.
Matt, we learn early those things to beware of, and their habitats. Same as anywhere that has dangerous animals. I remember 'the Goodies' coming across the deadly bagpipe spider near Loch Ness. I'm mortaiiy afraid of them! 🇦🇺👍
It's a great commentary on what it means to describe a country as dangerous
Love this song.......
Magpies aren't deadly. They're just territorial and extremely protective of their nests.
One magpie death, but it was an accident as a mother fled from a magpie attack and fell tragically resulting in the death of a baby.
I've read about a kid who ride into traffic because he got chased by a magpie
@@bathbomber It pales in to insignificance when compared to the number of deaths that involve horses (33% of deaths involving animals between 2000 and 2007). It is amazing that the most deadly animal is not poisonous or venomous!
I've just recently made friends with some neighbourhood Maggies. They r a bit cheeky, trying to follow me inside.
They are freaking terrorist's!!! They swoop regularly from no where!!
Magpies aren't deadly. Just very smart birds. ❤
Just bastards that swoop you and attack you for food.
And aggressive or at least protective of their nest, maybe even to the point of extreme paranoia lol
You need to watch the song Come To Australia by The Scared Weird Little Guys
the phycopathic teen and AR15 is in reference to the port Arthur massacre which spurred our gun control laws.
That was hilarious 😊
love it.
Never been bit by anything deadly, just near lost an arm to a spider ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
That’s supposed to be a song?! I’m an Aussie and I’ve never even heard it before.
My family feeds the magpies. They never swoop us because we feed them. lol
first time I saw this.. im laughing but also :S
My broths has a scar just under his left eyebrow from a swooping magpie as a kid - he was lucky 🍀 it just missed his eye😂
pt 2 bro A Funny Bird Song .....🤣🤣
Proud Australian ❤
The guy in the wheelchair is paralysed from the paralysis tick.
Have you reacted to Damo and Darren?? Ciggy Butt Brain episode? There's a magpie one too.
Who remembers having to wear an ice cream bucket on your head at school to walk to the dentist because of magpies🤚
I'm 66 and the magpies are nesting in our driveway... not going out there till I hear the babies whining when mums teaching them to feed themselves lol
yep, maggies totaly go for the eyes. mostly just peck them
Good video mate , and the point is real regarding crazy gun laws , as for the all the Aussie dangerous animals , its true they are around , but more often than not , most people in Australia will see very very few of them .
I am a retired Aussie , and i grew up in the country victoria for a few years on a farm and in lived mostly in the city in later years , and while i have honestly seen red a red back in the old tin can toilet in the 70`s and some some pretty scary spiders in both the country and the city ( although red backs can found in the city too probably in the parts of the garden or shed ) , they were on rare occasions , the odd snake i have encountered in the country areas , i actually had one strike at me while stepping up into a tractor about 30 K`s out of Melbourne , he got me on the heel fortunately , i did the 100 metres in about 5 seconds :) , unbeknownst to me , i actually stepped on him in long grass that made him cranky , snakes are known to get around wherever the habitat suits them around the country .
I think the bird plucking eyes out would be a extremely rare occurrence , i know they do attack though in some circumstances .
As for the ocean nastys , if you stay out of the water your fine :) , and the majority of the nasty water born creatures are mostly in the more tropical areas , except for sharks , you can find them anywhere , again if you stay out of the water your good ..
I feel so sorry for lots of people in the world right now. The innocents in the middle east, the Ukrainians and the saddest is the USA. Ruled by the idiots, the gun and it's consequences. And mate, you are about 89% Aussie now, it wont be long.
and we still walk around in thongs ,,,,,,, flip flops for the americans
This is 'THE' true blue Aussie ditty/song, but only Aussies can piece it together to get the laffs!
m.th-cam.com/video/StcXGhuliRk/w-d-xo.html
Jim Jefferies, an Australian comedian does an excellent bit on American gun control. It is a well thought out and well presented point of view. Definitely worth doing a reaction to, it is in two parts here on TH-cam.
part 1
th-cam.com/video/0rR9IaXH1M0/w-d-xo.html
part 2
th-cam.com/video/a9UFyNy-rw4/w-d-xo.html
Cheers.
It's really not well thought out though... He is a fuckin moron that has no idea what he is talking about.... Oh yeah, but he says cunt a lot... I guess that makes him funny?
Clever isn't it. I had never bothered looking but I found out that AR-15 can have different calibres.
First ❤
Magpies are not deadly. Its all clickbait b s
You sure? I heard Ludwig Leichhardt's lost expedition was killed and eaten by maggies 🤣🇦🇺
2021 Brisbane, 5 month old baby died during a magpie attack. Mother was holding baby when attacked. In taking evasive action, mother unfortunately tripped - baby sustained injuries and later died in hospital. So, magpie attack resulting in a death....
The take-away from this is the big "why" us Aussie's have such an acute sense of humour. We need it!!!
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