Have you seen "The fourth kind"? It's a scary type of movie that takes place in Nome, Alaska. I used to think it actually happened when I was younger. Mabye still a little bit now lol.
Connecticut being about rich douches is kind of accurate. But only Fairfield county is rich and only a few towns in that county are rich. But yeah they are rich rich. One town of only like 50k has 13 billionaires.
@@simple6470 *Me, being born in Salem, MA, seeing my fellow New Englanders just south doing meh, then remembering I live in NoVA, where there's loads of filthy rich folks as well, then there's Maryland*
Lmfao Ryan was very close to losing his beer at 6:50 😂 although that bit with Stewie did almost break me too What actually broke me was Ryan’s little crab dance at 7:36 goddamnit lol 😆
I buy Grolsch sometimes and I'm from London Ontario! Try some of our fancy Canadian beer brands like Nicklebrook, Barking squirrel, Toboggan breweries, Sawdust, Great lake breweries, Waterloo, Steamwhistle, etc... They're way better than Molson or other mainstream beers (Molson and Labatt aren't bad for cheap Canadian beers but not much better than american swill like bud or michelob)
same here from AL i'm like well if i say then here come the incest jokes. i would think arkansas would fit that better than us but its still not going to be good. i usually just say southern states and just refuse to say which one lol
Florida is awesome.I was orn in Florida and now I live up in Illinois and I hate it. I mean besides Texas, they were the only smart people to lift Covid restrictions. Were still living under a lot of them.
Not a lot of New Yorkers (in my area) are Italian. My family is but we don't have that rough accent like that guy from The Sopranos. We love Italian food though. 😋😂
@@Nishan18 Walt Disney grew up in Kansas City, Missouri and started his career in animation there before he went to California. His old studio in KC is being restored.
Now THAT is a beer!! I can see it now: Wifey: "I don't want you drinking too many beers with your buddy in that man-cave of his today ok?!" You: "Don't worry I'm only going to drink 2-3 beers tops!" hahaha
As an Australian I always hear the old “put another shrimp on the barbie” when someone is trying to impersonate an Aussie. It happens in real life and on tv. The truth is we don’t even call them shrimp. We call them prawns. And I have never seen anyone cook prawns on a BBQ. Although I am sure people do. Shrimp to us means small or tiny, like we might call a short person shrimp, but that is rare. We prefer beef steak, sausages, lamb, chicken, and onions on the BBQ. Also, I have never heard anyone successfully impersonate an Aussie accent. One guy on TH-cam came close. But we grow up with American tv and movies so a lot of us can do good American accents.
hahaha totally. After living in Oz for 2 years and growing up with an Australian father I for sure can relate to the stereotypes. When I arrived in Oz in Dec 2014 I had my first Australian style Christmas and experienced what a seafood style Christmas looked like. Prawns are massive compared to what we call shrimp lol. Not to mention it was the first time I had to learn how to deconstruct a prawn. I'm used to the shrimp style where its already had its eyes removed. Needless to say that was the first and last time I attempted to take apart a prawn. Hahaha. Thanks for sharing Craig! -Adam
@@CanadiansReact hahaha that sounds awesome. I’ve never had a Seafood Christmas. Not big on seafood. So a shrimp is a smaller prawn that is already deshelled. I just thought shrimp meant prawn. And yes we have King Prawns and Tiger Prawns here. They are pretty big. Btw I noticed there is a family guy video with Canadian stereotypes. I would love to see you react to it. I am curious about what you guys think about Canadian stereotypes. I know a lot about America but not Canada. What I know about Canada mostly comes from American tv stereotypes, my friend in Canada that I used to Skype a long time ago, and also from the reputation that you guys are really nice people. I love Canadians just because of that reputation. And I realise that not all Canadians are nice. But when your stereotype is ‘they are nice’, that says a lot about you in general as a people. We should all be like that.
Well, I suppose it would be the tumble weeds rolling all over Texas. Yes there are some areas of Texas that are dry and flat, but the topography of our state is as diverse as anyone could imagine. I believe that we have five different typography‘s. Anyway, the point is that Texas is not even half desert.
This mostly applies to smaller states in general, but whenever people are like "there's nothing to do there". And it's like literally just type in "things to do in (state)" and you will find something. You can't be so much of an uninteresting person who can't entertain themselves for five minutes without a disneyland or broadway. Like here I'll do it right now for North Dakota, which is often regarded as America's most boring state. I don't live there and so this will show how easy it is. Already on the first site I see a ton of interesting museums, a state park, and some cultural centers. Then lets' just focus on Fargo. I see some local theater, a gaming bar, bunch of regular bars, some music centers, some sort of amusement park, and of course a zoo (because basically everywhere has a zoo). Like when people come to a smaller state and are like "there's nothing to do here" it just tells me they don't go outside and don't know how to google.
New here. Just subscribing. It's weird seeing the guy in the hat, he looks like a later version of the Zuckerberg Android that has a soul and moves like a human. Howdy eh from Southern California!
Naw we dont try to get into canada they come here to Minnesota we do get a lot of canadian products near the border tho we even have Tim Hortons and you will often see products with french as the second language on them rather than spanish
TN allusion made no sense. Dollywood is one of my favorite theme parks (especially holiday season) in the entire US along with Hershey, Cedar Point, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, and Islands of Adventure. I've yet to try Legoland (at the former Cypress Gardens property in Winter Haven)
I am originally from New York, so we are always Stereotyped as being from New York City. There are 8 million people in NYS that DO NOT live in NYC. Most of the state is very rural and agricultural. Also 4 other metro areas of around a million people or more. We have the largest park of any kind in the lower 48 states. Adirondack Park is 6 million acres. By comparison, Yellowstone is only 2.5 million acres. Just discovered your channel a few days ago, and I am loving your content so far! New subscriber!
What would you guys say is the Florida of Canada? I've seen a lot of Canadians on hockey twitter make fun Saskatchewan so I've always thought that might be your version of Florida but I don't know.
That was all they could come up with for Nevada? There's plenty of things about my state they could have stereotyped like Area 51, legal prostitution, wedding chapels and slot machines everywhere you look, tweakers all over the place.
I live in Arizona and I moved from Colorado I can tell you that Arizona's too damn hot and they got Colorado just about right that's exactly how we grew up in Co
Florida and texas here. Florida was accurate. Texas not so much. Texas doesnt have much of the gun toting rancher type. At least not in Houston or Alvin. Houston is very similar to jacksonville Florida. Even down to the roads and foods. More mexican food in Texas. Florida is pretty close to how california was depicted, lots of bridges omg. The i10 and i95 and i295 areas have all kinds of loops and stuff. But there was plenty of rough areas too, which is why I thought the spaceshuttle thing was relatable.
16:46 "Hands off to the people who put that together." While I understand taste is subjective, I don't think the editors of the video deserve to have their hands chopped off. Seems a bit extreme.
At the end you asked for state stereotypes that were not valid. Here is one: Minnesotans do NOT say "ya you betcha." I have never heard that said in my entire life (I am pushing 60) other than when someone refers to that ignorant phrase being inaccurately attributed to us.
yup blame the movie Fargo for making everyone think us Minnesotans have such a terrible accent when if fact we have some of the clearest enunciation of USA accents
U. S. EH is genius.
It is. It really is.
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@@arbyjack2552 Tanks!!
I live in Maryland, and that is literally one of the most accurate things I've seen 😂😂
You can't escape our crabs or crab cakes lol.
*me, a Virginian, looking up intrigued* Did someone say "Marylander"?
I got crabs once in Maryland, doctor took care of it.
Crab cakes, The Wire and Pit Beef
What about Mambo Sauce? The blood of the DMV?
As someone from Nome, Alaska. I can understand that. lol
Have you seen "The fourth kind"? It's a scary type of movie that takes place in Nome, Alaska. I used to think it actually happened when I was younger. Mabye still a little bit now lol.
Connecticut being about rich douches is kind of accurate. But only Fairfield county is rich and only a few towns in that county are rich. But yeah they are rich rich. One town of only like 50k has 13 billionaires.
And then you drive 10 minutes to Bridgeport and feel like you’re in a third world country
@@simple6470 *Me, being born in Salem, MA, seeing my fellow New Englanders just south doing meh, then remembering I live in NoVA, where there's loads of filthy rich folks as well, then there's Maryland*
And in New Haven you can see both. Yale legacies and homeless junkies within a 3 block area
yea I live in Fairfield county and the closer to NYC you get is rich snobville. Its OLDDDDDD money down there.
Lmfao Ryan was very close to losing his beer at 6:50 😂 although that bit with Stewie did almost break me too
What actually broke me was Ryan’s little crab dance at 7:36 goddamnit lol 😆
I can confirm that in Scotland we all walk about in kilts drinking scotch and eating haggis in the rain to the bagpipes!
Just subscribed. Been watching some past videos. Love your channel!!! Keep it up brothers!!!
as a Dutch person from enschede “the city where grolsch is made” im really delighted that I saw a nice bottle of grolsch in your vid
My background is Dutch :) -Adam
Flip top!
I buy Grolsch sometimes and I'm from London Ontario!
Try some of our fancy Canadian beer brands like Nicklebrook, Barking squirrel, Toboggan breweries, Sawdust, Great lake breweries, Waterloo, Steamwhistle, etc... They're way better than Molson or other mainstream beers (Molson and Labatt aren't bad for cheap Canadian beers but not much better than american swill like bud or michelob)
His imitation of the crab made me laughed.
I live in Florida and every time someone ask me in a groups chat where I’m from I always Hesitate😑
I can’t out run the Florida man influence....
same here from AL i'm like well if i say then here come the incest jokes. i would think arkansas would fit that better than us but its still not going to be good. i usually just say southern states and just refuse to say which one lol
Florida is awesome.I was orn in Florida and now I live up in Illinois and I hate it. I mean besides Texas, they were the only smart people to lift Covid restrictions. Were still living under a lot of them.
Hey guys, I feel your pain cause I lived in Florida for the first 30 yrs of my life. So happy to say I’m from Washington state now. 😊
@@raven2795 I lived in Florida for 6 years of my life and I'm 35 you Liberal nut.
I was born in Salem, MA, but grew up for 13 years in east Orlando. I miss the place at times, but Alexandria, VA is a worthy place to call home.
Not a lot of New Yorkers (in my area) are Italian. My family is but we don't have that rough accent like that guy from The Sopranos. We love Italian food though. 😋😂
Alaska -- We all live in igloos.
That Steve Bartman one was PURE GOLD 😂😂👀
You guys are hilarious. Just with facial expressions. Lol
3:15 I’m from Colorado and I can imagine someone doing that
I live in Seattle and Pemco Insurance’s old ad’s were about the different Seattle stereotypes. They were spot on.
As someone who lives in slaughterville Oklahoma all I can say is..........accurate
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As someone from Flint, Michigan all I can say is the same
You mean the Tasmanian Devil?
@@ericnortan9012 As Someone whose fiance's name is Flynt is..... ummmm
Support from Sydney Australia 🔥
wish i was canadian which basically means happy, being british just means just being sarcastic haha
Bahahahaha 👏 that’s a good one -Adam
These guys are so hilariously Canadian. Love from your Maritime neighbour
The Wyoming one got me😂😂😂😂
God I love this channel
Thanks :)
I want to run for office on a platform to change the NY state bird officially to "The Finger"
Instantly noticed the "Grolsch" beer, good choice
And its a 1.5L hahaha
Love Grolsch but I thought you guys drank Molson
2:37 That's a more accurate depiction of Alabama.
Lol never been to Alabama but that's basically how I imagine anything "deep south"
I wonder how many people actually got the Walt Disney reference in Missouri?
I don't get it, if you do can you pls explain it to me?
@@Nishan18 Walt Disney grew up in Kansas City, Missouri and started his career in animation there before he went to California. His old studio in KC is being restored.
Now THAT is a beer!! I can see it now: Wifey: "I don't want you drinking too many beers with your buddy in that man-cave of his today ok?!" You: "Don't worry I'm only going to drink 2-3 beers tops!" hahaha
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Dies from Alcohol poisoning...
12:05 as an oklahoman from tulsa, OK. I can confirm that was have a massive tornado problem
Lol! That US Eh shirt is hilarious! 🇺🇲🤝 🇨🇦
Love ya Canadians! Ny, USA 🇺🇸 👍🏻😘🥰😊☺️😁
17:36 That we surf in the desert 🇧🇴...I mean, I saw some kids doing that yesterday but, again that's just a stereotype.
As an Australian I always hear the old “put another shrimp on the barbie” when someone is trying to impersonate an Aussie. It happens in real life and on tv. The truth is we don’t even call them shrimp. We call them prawns. And I have never seen anyone cook prawns on a BBQ. Although I am sure people do. Shrimp to us means small or tiny, like we might call a short person shrimp, but that is rare. We prefer beef steak, sausages, lamb, chicken, and onions on the BBQ. Also, I have never heard anyone successfully impersonate an Aussie accent. One guy on TH-cam came close. But we grow up with American tv and movies so a lot of us can do good American accents.
hahaha totally. After living in Oz for 2 years and growing up with an Australian father I for sure can relate to the stereotypes. When I arrived in Oz in Dec 2014 I had my first Australian style Christmas and experienced what a seafood style Christmas looked like. Prawns are massive compared to what we call shrimp lol. Not to mention it was the first time I had to learn how to deconstruct a prawn. I'm used to the shrimp style where its already had its eyes removed. Needless to say that was the first and last time I attempted to take apart a prawn. Hahaha. Thanks for sharing Craig! -Adam
@@CanadiansReact hahaha that sounds awesome. I’ve never had a Seafood Christmas. Not big on seafood. So a shrimp is a smaller prawn that is already deshelled. I just thought shrimp meant prawn. And yes we have King Prawns and Tiger Prawns here. They are pretty big.
Btw I noticed there is a family guy video with Canadian stereotypes. I would love to see you react to it. I am curious about what you guys think about Canadian stereotypes. I know a lot about America but not Canada. What I know about Canada mostly comes from American tv stereotypes, my friend in Canada that I used to Skype a long time ago, and also from the reputation that you guys are really nice people. I love Canadians just because of that reputation. And I realise that not all Canadians are nice. But when your stereotype is ‘they are nice’, that says a lot about you in general as a people. We should all be like that.
I am from Iowa and I can agree with this lol ill eat fresh corn on the cob any day of the week
Hey my state is in the thumbnail! Eat that you relatively more recognized states
You guys are too good lol
Got to say Ryan has a great taste in beer. I love Grolsch and i live around 20 kilometers from the Brewery.
Cheers 🍻
It's raining sideways!
That's accurate to the valley and gorge area in Oregon Not so much in the eastern part of the state.
Well, I suppose it would be the tumble weeds rolling all over Texas. Yes there are some areas of Texas that are dry and flat, but the topography of our state is as diverse as anyone could imagine. I believe that we have five different typography‘s. Anyway, the point is that Texas is not even half desert.
Yes, it rains way more in Houston than it does in Seattle - which people think is rainy.
that was a rough one.. lol
This mostly applies to smaller states in general, but whenever people are like "there's nothing to do there". And it's like literally just type in "things to do in (state)" and you will find something. You can't be so much of an uninteresting person who can't entertain themselves for five minutes without a disneyland or broadway.
Like here I'll do it right now for North Dakota, which is often regarded as America's most boring state. I don't live there and so this will show how easy it is.
Already on the first site I see a ton of interesting museums, a state park, and some cultural centers. Then lets' just focus on Fargo. I see some local theater, a gaming bar, bunch of regular bars, some music centers, some sort of amusement park, and of course a zoo (because basically everywhere has a zoo).
Like when people come to a smaller state and are like "there's nothing to do here" it just tells me they don't go outside and don't know how to google.
Missouri was Walt Disney drawing Minni Mouse. He lived in Missouri when he was young.
16:46 "hands off" . Isn't it "hats off"?
Louisiana: We live on swamps and take boats everywhere.
Texan here, and I wanna know what kind of beautiful big beer that is you’re drinkin’? Lol
grolsch - dutch beer
@@CanadiansReact Awesome, I gotta try it! Love the channel by the way 🌟
Good taste in beer. Grolsch is amazing. as a dutchman i approve of this. its funny how you english speakers pronounce Grolsch.
New here. Just subscribing. It's weird seeing the guy in the hat, he looks like a later version of the Zuckerberg Android that has a soul and moves like a human.
Howdy eh from Southern California!
1:47 There you go.
For the Minnesota clip they should have used the cutaway with the midwestern teenager
I like that you are drinking a Dutch beer. (Grolsch) Very good beer.
Made it all the way to New Hampshire
I live in Rhode Island and most people think it's part of Massachusetts lol
It's not?
it's also not an island which is false advertising
@tconlon251 you learn something new everyday
As a direct descendant of Ro Dubs, I almost resent that.
I live in Michigan.The thumb area.
You guys got a sponsor nice
Yaaa thanks :) - Adam
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I'm from Colorado , can confirm this is accurate
Haha that’s a weird Arizona one they used since they rip on Arizona a lot in the show
Washington state is always associated with Seattle and Coffee.
Lit ep
Oklahomans DO NOT live in teepees!!! (Yes I've been asked that.)
rip to paulie from the sopranos
I know…so sad.
If you're a AAA member and are in Canada you can use CAA just like Canadians can use AAA in America If they're also members
Minnesota, the Mexico of Canada.
Naw we dont try to get into canada they come here to Minnesota we do get a lot of canadian products near the border tho we even have Tim Hortons and you will often see products with french as the second language on them rather than spanish
TN allusion made no sense. Dollywood is one of my favorite theme parks (especially holiday season) in the entire US along with Hershey, Cedar Point, Six Flags Discovery Kingdom, and Islands of Adventure. I've yet to try Legoland (at the former Cypress Gardens property in Winter Haven)
Minnesota Nice and we are just southern Canadians!
So that’s where the term breeding bull comes from... 😳
I have a friend that sings your national anthem thusly, OH Cana Duh.
I am originally from New York, so we are always Stereotyped as being from New York City. There are 8 million people in NYS that DO NOT live in NYC. Most of the state is very rural and agricultural. Also 4 other metro areas of around a million people or more. We have the largest park of any kind in the lower 48 states. Adirondack Park is 6 million acres. By comparison, Yellowstone is only 2.5 million acres.
Just discovered your channel a few days ago, and I am loving your content so far! New subscriber!
I miss NEW YORK CITY! I love visiting. Thanks for joining us :) - Adam
What would you guys say is the Florida of Canada? I've seen a lot of Canadians on hockey twitter make fun Saskatchewan so I've always thought that might be your version of Florida but I don't know.
I didn't know Stewie and the Cowtones were from Arkansas.
They nailed Rhode Island
Vegas!!! Really??? LOL
Thank god for 2016 that’s all I need to say.
im not saying colorado is wrong but i am saying that the weather unpredictibility stands out more
Guy in the green hoodie looks like Mark Zuckerberg
I'm in Minnesota. I can't think of a Minnesota stereotype that isn't at least mostly true.
U S EH lmao😅
That was all they could come up with for Nevada? There's plenty of things about my state they could have stereotyped like Area 51, legal prostitution, wedding chapels and slot machines everywhere you look, tweakers all over the place.
I live in Arizona and I moved from Colorado I can tell you that Arizona's too damn hot and they got Colorado just about right that's exactly how we grew up in Co
RYAN IS A GENTLEMAN THAT PREFERS GOLDEN SHOWERS
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Well I guess that I have fourth five more states to live in.
Florida and texas here. Florida was accurate. Texas not so much. Texas doesnt have much of the gun toting rancher type. At least not in Houston or Alvin. Houston is very similar to jacksonville Florida. Even down to the roads and foods. More mexican food in Texas. Florida is pretty close to how california was depicted, lots of bridges omg. The i10 and i95 and i295 areas have all kinds of loops and stuff. But there was plenty of rough areas too, which is why I thought the spaceshuttle thing was relatable.
16:46
"Hands off to the people who put that together." While I understand taste is subjective, I don't think the editors of the video deserve to have their hands chopped off. Seems a bit extreme.
Give this guy a hat
At the end you asked for state stereotypes that were not valid. Here is one: Minnesotans do NOT say "ya you betcha." I have never heard that said in my entire life (I am pushing 60) other than when someone refers to that ignorant phrase being inaccurately attributed to us.
yup blame the movie Fargo for making everyone think us Minnesotans have such a terrible accent when if fact we have some of the clearest enunciation of USA accents
I'm in love with Ryan
Ohio has a bigger Amish population than Pennsylvania though
Michigan = Canada... That's our stereotype.
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How can you expect to be taken seriously when you misspelled "neighbor"?
Putz.
I'm from Florida. I'd like to say our rep isn't accurate but...
These clips have literally nothing to do with States except for a tiny handful.
Minnesotans sound like "Fargo". Fargo is in North Dakota, but a lot of people think it's in MN because of the movie.
Good job not laughing. I did.
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America doesn't have 50 states. America doesn't have any states, America is a continent not a country. America has 35 countries.
xdd us eh