he is aware of it all, he's a fantastic actor playing you all as a typical dumb american stereotype, he's cashing in on your naiveness .... trust me you only have to know which college he went to
"The world's biggest brand of whisky is from Scotland???" Said with surprise. PEOPLE THE WORLD OVER CALL IT SCOTCH!!! The drink has literally passed into the lexicon to be named after the country that invented it and makes (arguably) the best. I'm English and I'm offended on behalf of Scots. 😅
I only watch Tyler occasionally. I was subscribed but I find him hard work and don't enjoy watching his reactions. A shame really because he seems to be a nice guy.
@@markwolstenholme3354Same. If he took the time out to read the comments he might learn more. Then again, who on earth doesn't know that Rolls Royce is British? Hard to comprehend his surprise at nearly everything he encounters.
You Didn't know Rolls Royce was British? - God help us all One of the most quintessentially British Icons Shock news flash - the union jack is is a British flag
Love it! But remember, it can only be called a 'Union Jack' when flown from a ship ... on land it must be referred to as the 'Union Flag'. Apologies for being so pedantic! ..... the devil is in the detail, nonetheless. LOL
@@shaunm3206 Ummm... Wow I had no idea🤣😂🤣 So Rolls Royce is not a quintessentially British Icon after all.... My bad (Sooo... by that argument is the Range Rover, Land Rover and all Jaguars quintessentially Indian?... Hmm 🤔)
@@duncanalmond7880yet another person with this nonsense. Absolutely not true. It can be called a Union Jack wherever it is. Parliament passed a decree in 1908 stating so.
Tyler not listening again. Doc Martins have been around for decades (after all punk was the 1970s). 2011 they added a clothing range. Tyler should put on the subtitles and read them.
He forgets stuff too. In plenty of his vids,a fact is stated again but in his mind,he’s never heard it before. But bless him,maybe a bit of research would help.
@MrGrahawk He doesn't listen or learn anything from these clips. I really don't think he has the sense to bother reading any of the comments which might educate him. Best regards from Halifax, UK.
@ianwalker5842 Au cointreau, he is a typical, average American. Even when he has watched numerous clips about basic stuff about the goings on in the World outside of USA, he still remains absolutely ignorant. Regards from Halifax, UK.
I'm surprised at some of these choices, but not every UK brand can be listed. Those I might have listed would be: BP, Unilever, Land Rover, HSBC, and after Covid, AstraZeneca. Btw, Tyler, there are 84 million US subscribers to BBC America. You need to get out more. 😅❤
@@etherealbolweevil6268 HSBC is headquartered in London. It's three largest share owners are based in Texas and New York. Only HSBC (China) has shares owned by the Chinese government. This division of HSBC represents under seven percent of the group's holdings. So Xi controls at most three percent of HSBC's business.
HSBC was founded as a British trade bank (like Standard Chartered, to facilitate international trade) in the 19th century. It has always (apart from a brief period due to WW2) had its main headquarters in London with other headquarters in Hong Kong and Shanghai. It bought Midland Bank to allow it to comply with changes in banking licensing laws in the UK (which required it to have retail/personal banking services to continue offering the much more lucrative private banking services). Trade bank services are still their bread and butter, and they’re one of the largest trade banks in the world (which is another reason they stay in London, as over 60% of international trade contracts are under English and Welsh jurisdiction for complex historical reasons)
@@nasheeds8218well most reactors don’t keep pausing and they talk at the end of the! And they do that cause they don’t hear everything and get things wrong just like him lol
@@davidware9549 thats called a review at the end of the video, a reaction is how he feels instantly. You cant tell someone how to react, if you dont like it, go watch the review channels not the reactors
Yea, Tyler is often so focussed on what he is next to say, that he misses bits of the commentary. I think, having driven across Indiana several times, the environment is quite boring and that results in Hoosiers missing things easily. 😂
Many people, like me, wore Doc Martens in America in the 70's. The narrator said that the company also launched a clothing range in 2011. How did you not understand that? Glenfiddich is described as malted because it is made of malted barley which is the case of all good whiskey(or whisky), not like popular American whiskeys which also use rice, wheat, rye, and corn. Scotland also produces such a product known as grain whiskey.
How can he not have heard of Burberry, the Royal Navy used to issue Burberry raincoats long before it became trendy, I was wearing Burberry in the 70’s
@@sallyannwheeler6327 No that's wrong. It actually tastes of vomit; it contains Butyric acid. The word "butyric" comes from 'acid of butter' which was first found in rancid butter.
There is no point in trying to tell Tyler anything of historical value because he doesn’t read his own comments, others maybe! Next week he will be doing a video about kettles again because he has already forgotten!
I assumed TH-camrs created their channels to partially 'interact' with their subscribers' comments (as in at least reading/liking/commenting on a handful of the comments) - especially when they ask their subscribers for more info? Weird.
@@marieparker3822 How am I being unkind? I thought that was the point of YT Channels. Even newspapers have comments/replies. Anyhoo, I still subscribe to his channel & watch his videos, regardless.
@@Sachik30Tyler has clearly just created one because reaction channels are huge just now and he wanted to make a quick buck off all of us without actually interacting with us once. His channel barely grows at all and this is why.
Scotch whisky is famous and revered around the world with many famous single malt whiskies from Glenfiddich to Glenmorangie, Speyside, Macallan and many more.
@@nolajoy7759It's not 1 of the best, just one of the biggest (although this is if course subjective). Glenfiddichs distillery is like an industrial factory.
@@nolajoy7759 Tyler isn't very worldly, by his own admission. He needs to get out more and out of America more and hopefully he will be able to do so and broaden his horizons. Love from 🇬🇧 to 🇦🇺
@@gdok6088 As he states quite proudly each time, he regards himself as a typical, average American. Sums him up really don't you think? Regards from Halifax, UK.
The boots have been on sale for decades, you should have listened to what they said at the beginning when they talked about the boots. its the clothing side of the business that is new.
@DavidSimmons-kt4rc Don't confuse him/them any more than they already are. Even when Tyler and a lot of the North Americans watch correct clips about anything, they still don't have a clue what's going on in the world, either actually in USA, or anywhere in the rest of the World.
I live in Dufftown! It is only a small town, but it is the whisky capital with 7 distilleries and Glenfiddich is the largest. It is beautiful, surrounded by stunning scenery and is a wonderful place to live.
Remember that when people talk about drilling for gas - they mean 'gas' - they don't mean the derivative of oil which you call 'gas' and everyone else calls petrol (petroleum).
I used to call them Doc Martens. Did anyone else? It was just easier to say. I looked online & the company was founded in 1947. The guy who founded them wasn't happy with his current boots as they were hurting, so he invented his own.
Why do you think Scotch is called "Scotch"? It comes from Scotland. Dr Martens are super famous in America too. Probably the most famous boots worldwide. You are hilariously clueless at times.
@@jamesdignanmusic2765 I didn't know that. That's the trouble: there's always somewhere that (with good reason, it makes perfect sense), is an exception to the rule. I'll have to go away and adjust my world view now.
😂😂 he’s really hamming up the “clueless American” trope. There’s absolutely no way on gods earth that he hasn’t heard of Dr Martens. At this point they’re ubiquitous
I personally have more understanding as to why he may never have heard of Doc Martens than I do of how baffled he was at the concept of Scottish Whisky.
😂triggered the fook out of me, thought you said refined , or that's what my eyes saw, was gonna call you childish names, but no, you clearly said ruined 😂👍
Cadbury chocolate is really crap now, I'm sure they are lowering it's standard, so as it is equivalent to hersheys rubbish. Good thing about it, my chocolate intake has significantly reduced over the last years, so it's literally bittersweet 😂
OMG Tyler get your ears cleaned out and how do you not know about Scottish single malt. DM's are world wide. Hahaha BBC has to increase it advertising, oh dear you missed the point, NO ADS.
I used to work at Shell, the V-Power is a 99 octane E5 unleaded petrol that has cleaning additives to clean your fuel injectors and anti-friction additives to reduce engine wear
I have several American friends,some from NY,some from Cali,and two in Seattle (we are all telecoms engineers) and every one of them watches BBC America,some ONLY watch BBCA! Bruv,you gotta get out more.
@@michaelprobert4014 Yes, unfortunately most youngsters from countries all around the World are becoming more and more naive about things in general. Even normal stuff from their own country, never mind from any other country. This amazes me a lot as information is so readily available on the Internet. If the Internet had been around when I was young, I would be tremendously intelligent now. Regards from Halifax, UK.
@nolajoy7759 Exactly. USA folk seem to think that Murica is the only place in the World. I read a while ago that the whole of USA only represents about five percent of the World population. It's not their fault however, as it is forced down their necks from an early age that USA is the biggest and best country in the World. A lot of the US reacters that I watch on here are beginning to realise pretty damn sharply that they have been lied to, to say the very least. Regards from Halifax, UK.
Tyler literally knows about anything at all whatsoever...not only has he been living under a rock but a complete quarry of rock covered over by more rocks
Whilst watching another American video, the presenter was waxing lyrical about fourteenth century carvings. He suggested the stone masons drew the designs in pencil....the fact that pencils had not been invented was probably not on his Google phone 'research'!
My friend met this American woman and the yank asked where she lived and the English woman said Cornwall and at the weekend she goes to the beach. The yank goes ' what do you mean the beach'. She thought that only America had beaches ! Seriously.
I'm surprised Tyler has never heard of Glenfiddich whiskey. I live in a rural area of Thailand and if you go into the local 7-11, which are only small convenience stores, they sell Glenfiddich.
Could have mentioned a lot more. Cars: Aston Martin, Jaguar, Land Rover/Range Rover, Bentley, Lotus, Morgan, Mini. Boats: Sunseeker, Princess. Hifi, Bowers&Wilkins, Linn, Naim, Rega, PMC, Marshall Amplification. Clothing: Paul Smith, Vivienne Westwood. Motorbikes: Triumph. Media: Sky Television. Travel: British Airways.
Royal Dutch Shell was formed as a merger between a British and a Dutch company and was shared between the two countries, it was commonly known as just Shell though. In 2022 the company merged its shares, moved its HQ to London and changed its name to just Shell. So the video is a bit out of date. BBC America is a basic cable channel so I’d imagine many Americans do know about it.
Just the thumbnail makes me bang my head on the wall .. how can anyone not know that Rolls Royce is British brand ? ... Next he shows footage of punks in the 70's and deduces that Doc Martens (founded 1945) were made since 2011 and are a recent brand . I think Tyler grew up living under a rock 😂
Whisky originated in Scotland, so it makes the best. Rolls Royce also make the best jet aircraft engines, for military & commercial purposes. The BBC does far more than news. You will have seen BBC programmes. Durex has become the generic name for condoms, even when not made by that company. Virgin began by Branson selling music albums at university, then opened record shops, later moving into radio, transport systems.
The Hershey Company acquired the license to manufacture and market CADBURY products in the US in 1988. But it is not as good as Birmingham CADBURY in the UK.
@PeterDay81 Well if the USA cocks things up like everything else they do with most of their food, what do you expect? If you put some sort of acid in your chocolate that makes it taste of VOMIT, it's not going to go down too well in the rest of the World outside of Murica. Regards from Halifax, UK.
Bless him. They do say its good to learn something new everyday, and in Tylers case, everything is new because he retains 0% information. Love the videos though
Whisky can only be produced in Scotland, Whiskey can be from anywhere and have to use the E in the spelling. Durex borrowed a sign off the rear of Wall's ice cream vans in the 50's/60's, 'Stop me and buy one' became 'Buy me and stop one' on their posters in barber shops until banned. Burberry and other luxury brands do little advertising as rely on word of mouth amongst well heeled clients. Rolls Royce also make Aero and Marine engines although that is now a separate company. The car company now owned by FoMoCo.
Watchmojo get it wrong again, Doctor Marten's have been around for decades, got my first pair back in 1980. And US Cadbury is not really Cadbury, it's licensed by Hershey's in the US and they use the US recipes.
Unfortunately you Americans can't Cadbury chocolate. You do get a brown bar of toxic chemicals in a"Cadbury" wrapper. But due to the agreement for Hershey to made "Cadbury" chocolate. You can't get the proper Cadbury chocolate. So Hershey doesn't go out of business.
If you see Cadburys make sure it isn't the Hersheys version. Cadburys has proved to be very popular with Americans who have been sent some or, found it in stores like "Trader Joe's"
Don't buy Cadbury chocolate in the US because it's made by Herschey. We cannot export to the US as Herschey 'persuaded' the government to put an import ban on all chocolate imports. BBC America is a subscription channel, so you would have to purchase it in your TV package.
There is now 2 different Rolls Royce companies. they were once the same company but split with the car company being sold off to BMW and although owned by the German company the cars are still made in the UK. The other Rolls Royce company is a aerospace and defence company which plane / jet engines are very popular.
Dr. Marten's or as they are more commonly known Doc Marten's or just Doc's have formally been around since 1947 but this is taken directly off their websites History page: 1901 THE BEGINNINGS 'OF AN ICON'BORN FROM TRADITION & AUTHENTICITY Starting in 1901, the Griggs family were known for making boots in the small town of Wollaston, Northamptonshire in the English Midlands. They were at the very heart of the English shoe industry and for six decades Griggs’ footwear earned a solid reputation as sturdy, durable work boots. 1945 THE BEGINNINGS 'OF AN ICON'BORN FROM INNOVATION The story then switched to post-war Munich, 1945 and Dr. Klaus Maertens, a 25-year-old soldier. While convalescing from a broken foot he created a unique air-cushioned sole (rather than the traditional hard leather sole) to aid his recovery. Using a salvaged cobbler’s last and a needle, Maertens made a prototype shoe and showed it to an old university friend and mechanical engineer, Dr. Herbert Funk. The two went into partnership by using disused military supplies to begin producing their unique shoes. By 1947 they began formal production and within a decade had a booming business, mostly selling to older women. In 1959, they decided it was time to advertise their revolutionary footwear invention in overseas magazines.
I am convinced having watched a number of his vids that Tyler puts on his dumb persona. He also must listen to his vids on mute. I think this is done to enrage his viewers into filling the comments section to improve the algorithms for his channel.
@dickyampy That got me thinking. Thing is I doubt he is clever enough to try such a cunning plan. I stand to be corrected though, because he certainly is enraging me. Most of the US reacters that I have been watching for a couple of years, are actually learning a heck of a lot about not only the UK etc.... but the World outside of Murica in general. Regards from Halifax, UK.
The shoe brand is 'Doctor Martens' or 'Doc Martens' - never said without the 'doctor' part. And are not a new brand at all! BBC America in 2023 was ranked as the 70th most watched network (both broadcast and cable) out of 159, averaging 190,000 viewers a day. So not huge, but significant. American Cadbury's is not the same as British Cadbury's. The recipe they use is closer to the Hershey's recipe than the original British recipe.
The Crash Test Dummies (albeit a Canadian band) mentioned Glenfiddich in a popular song in the 90s (When I go out with artists). Scotland is the home of whiskey.
DOC ("DOCK") Marten......never heard of them? WHAT!!??? Henry Royce made his first car in 1906 and was introduced to Charles Rolls, a motor car dealer, in the same year. The rest, as they say, is history. they started making aero engines in 1914 at the request of the British Government.
Tyler you need to read your comments more because they’re very critical of you and if I were you I’d be worried. Unless like someone suggested you put on a dumb act to get not so favourable comments. Which personally to me is pretty stupid. You should react more with your viewers of your videos like most TH-camrs do. Plus you need to fact check before you comment on things you don’t really know about before commenting.
Here in the UK and in Spain we also use “Rolls Royce” to describe the crem de la crem of production, the absolute perfection that can be attained. Check out the factory that builds Rolls Royce’s!! It’s more like a laboratory than a factory ❤❤❤❤❤❤
the additional clothing range started in 2011, the boots go back to the 1940s and became fashionable for Punks and Mods in the 60s and 70s. and became big in America in the 80s and 90s with Grunge and skater culture.
Tyler lives in a sensory deprivation capsule on Planet Zog. He is aware of very little. 🤣
😂😂😂😂 👍❤ luv him
he is aware of it all, he's a fantastic actor playing you all as a typical dumb american stereotype, he's cashing in on your naiveness .... trust me you only have to know which college he went to
@@paulmilner8452 So which college did he go to?
@@paulmilner8452 We all know it's an act. Don't spoil the illusion.
@@paulmilner8452 even if he is a Harvard professor does not take away from the fact he is racist and ignorant.
"The world's biggest brand of whisky is from Scotland???" Said with surprise.
PEOPLE THE WORLD OVER CALL IT SCOTCH!!! The drink has literally passed into the lexicon to be named after the country that invented it and makes (arguably) the best. I'm English and I'm offended on behalf of Scots. 😅
I'll join you!
Whiskey is Irish scotch is Scottish is how I think of it
Whiskey is Irish and American. Whisky is Scottish. @@WookieWarriorz
I only watch Tyler occasionally. I was subscribed but I find him hard work and don't enjoy watching his reactions. A shame really because he seems to be a nice guy.
@@markwolstenholme3354Same. If he took the time out to read the comments he might learn more. Then again, who on earth doesn't know that Rolls Royce is British? Hard to comprehend his surprise at nearly everything he encounters.
Dr Martens were founded in 1945, long before "fashion" was invented. I was wearing them in the 60's.
Haha I was just about to say that😂 alot more expensive now tho
@@joanneswift2672 I have 6 hole Dr Martens now they cost me around £170.
Skinheads in the late sixties early seventies wore them
It would help if Tyler Rumpole actually listened to his own videos. Formed in 2011, i must have had a time machine!
Exactly but why is WatchMojo always so wrong?
Durex does sell quite a lot in America but they had to make them smaller than British ones for the US market
😂
Beauty burn dude..😂
🤣🤣🤣As for their Trojan ones. Reckon it is wishful thinking on their behalf🤣
I've got a screwdriver set labelled as Durex. Did they used to make tools?
LOL 😂
You Didn't know Rolls Royce was British? - God help us all
One of the most quintessentially British Icons
Shock news flash - the union jack is is a British flag
Love it! But remember, it can only be called a 'Union Jack' when flown from a ship ... on land it must be referred to as the 'Union Flag'. Apologies for being so pedantic! ..... the devil is in the detail, nonetheless. LOL
@@duncanalmond7880 everyday is a school day🤣😂
@alexmonroe613 Rolls Royce cars has been owned by BMW since 2003
@@shaunm3206 Ummm... Wow I had no idea🤣😂🤣
So Rolls Royce is not a quintessentially British Icon after all.... My bad
(Sooo... by that argument is the Range Rover, Land Rover and all Jaguars quintessentially Indian?... Hmm 🤔)
@@duncanalmond7880yet another person with this nonsense. Absolutely not true. It can be called a Union Jack wherever it is. Parliament passed a decree in 1908 stating so.
Tyler not listening again. Doc Martins have been around for decades (after all punk was the 1970s). 2011 they added a clothing range. Tyler should put on the subtitles and read them.
im not suprised he is halflistening like often it seems when doing something like this
He forgets stuff too.
In plenty of his vids,a fact is stated again but in his mind,he’s never heard it before.
But bless him,maybe a bit of research would help.
@MrGrahawk He doesn't listen or learn anything from these clips. I really don't think he has the sense to bother reading any of the comments which might educate him. Best regards from Halifax, UK.
Attention deficient
TYLER PLEASE LISTEN!
"I feel like it's just me." At long last Tyler recognises that he might not be such a "typical, average American" after all...
I dunno... I thought he was proving the point quite well 🤣🤣🤣
@ianwalker5842 Au cointreau, he is a typical, average American. Even when he has watched numerous clips about basic stuff about the goings on in the World outside of USA, he still remains absolutely ignorant. Regards from Halifax, UK.
@@stevepage5813
Fromage frais!!! Do I detect a 'Delboyism' per chance... LOL 😂😂😂
And we love it
@@stevepage5813 hahaha halifax is a shithole, and that's coming from a wakie lad
Tyler lives under a rock! I'm a yank and the only one I hadn't heard of was ASOS... then again I'm old.
@jezd8159 - I’m Scottish, living in Edinburgh, and I have the same excuse for never having been aware of ASOS - age!
Same, I was like, ASOS wtf is that but then I'm no longer a 20's fashion follower lol.
I have never heard of it and I'm English!
I’m English and I’ve never heard of ASOS
He's just "a regular normal American" 😁🇺🇸
Hate to break this to you but American did not invent whisky. It was invented and popularised by the Scottish.
I'm surprised at some of these choices, but not every UK brand can be listed. Those I might have listed would be: BP, Unilever, Land Rover, HSBC, and after Covid, AstraZeneca. Btw, Tyler, there are 84 million US subscribers to BBC America. You need to get out more. 😅❤
HSBC - Hong Kong & Shanghai took over the Midland Bank in 1992, all hail leader Xi!
@@etherealbolweevil6268 HSBC is headquartered in London. It's three largest share owners are based in Texas and New York. Only HSBC (China) has shares owned by the Chinese government. This division of HSBC represents under seven percent of the group's holdings. So Xi controls at most three percent of HSBC's business.
HSBC was founded as a British trade bank (like Standard Chartered, to facilitate international trade) in the 19th century. It has always (apart from a brief period due to WW2) had its main headquarters in London with other headquarters in Hong Kong and Shanghai. It bought Midland Bank to allow it to comply with changes in banking licensing laws in the UK (which required it to have retail/personal banking services to continue offering the much more lucrative private banking services). Trade bank services are still their bread and butter, and they’re one of the largest trade banks in the world (which is another reason they stay in London, as over 60% of international trade contracts are under English and Welsh jurisdiction for complex historical reasons)
Land Rover is German now.
@@wieslawszapowal302 Land Rover / Jaguar is now Indian. Tata motors took them over after Ford were done with them.
Why don't you just listen . If you are the average American as you claim then God help your country
Watch the original video, this is a reaction channel and if you want it to be authentic this it it
@@nasheeds8218well most reactors don’t keep pausing and they talk at the end of the! And they do that cause they don’t hear everything and get things wrong just like him lol
@sharonlock6452 Exactly. Regards from Halifax, UK.
@@davidware9549 thats called a review at the end of the video, a reaction is how he feels instantly. You cant tell someone how to react, if you dont like it, go watch the review channels not the reactors
@@davidware9549 go watch “most reactors” instead of him
Doc Martens founded 1947
Yea, Tyler is often so focussed on what he is next to say, that he misses bits of the commentary. I think, having driven across Indiana several times, the environment is quite boring and that results in Hoosiers missing things easily. 😂
Richard Branston started when he was a student by selling records in England that was hard to get so he would import the USA and other countries
@rossalexander5128 ... Yes, but the company that makes them started in 1901.
@@alanwoodings7519 Branston or Branson?
I need to say reading the comments section is by far the most entertaing thing about these posts
Don't worry Tyler, you will have forgotten all of this by tomorrow!
😅😅😅
Burn
I love that you thought he would read this, it makes it even funnier
I genuinely think Tyler lives under a rock sometimes
As do most Americans.
@@PsychicPsal1742 They do, but a money making rock!
Many people, like me, wore Doc Martens in America in the 70's. The narrator said that the company also launched a clothing range in 2011. How did you not understand that?
Glenfiddich is described as malted because it is made of malted barley which is the case of all good whiskey(or whisky), not like popular American whiskeys which also use rice, wheat, rye, and corn. Scotland also produces such a product known as grain whiskey.
he's too busy wise-cracking BS
How can he not have heard of Burberry, the Royal Navy used to issue Burberry raincoats long before it became trendy, I was wearing Burberry in the 70’s
Thank you sir 👏🏻👏🏻
Cadbury in USA is made by Hershey, therefore it doesn't taste the same
There's also different laws in different places. Europeans think their Cadbury taste better because it has more Coco solids
@@WookieWarriorzthe USA chocolate has the same chemical as sick init
Yeh, vile 🤮
@@sallyannwheeler6327 No that's wrong. It actually tastes of vomit; it contains Butyric acid. The word "butyric" comes from 'acid of butter' which was first found in rancid butter.
@@rocketrabble6737 😬🤢
There is no point in trying to tell Tyler anything of historical value because he doesn’t read his own comments, others maybe! Next week he will be doing a video about kettles again because he has already forgotten!
I assumed TH-camrs created their channels to partially 'interact' with their subscribers' comments (as in at least reading/liking/commenting on a handful of the comments) - especially when they ask their subscribers for more info? Weird.
Don't be unkind!
@@marieparker3822 How am I being unkind? I thought that was the point of YT Channels. Even newspapers have comments/replies. Anyhoo, I still subscribe to his channel & watch his videos, regardless.
Absolutely true
@@Sachik30Tyler has clearly just created one because reaction channels are huge just now and he wanted to make a quick buck off all of us without actually interacting with us once. His channel barely grows at all and this is why.
Scotch whisky is famous and revered around the world with many famous single malt whiskies from Glenfiddich to Glenmorangie, Speyside, Macallan and many more.
I am Australian, a non-drinker, and even I know about Glenfiddich being the one of the best. 😊
@@nolajoy7759It's not 1 of the best, just one of the biggest (although this is if course subjective).
Glenfiddichs distillery is like an industrial factory.
Some Whisky's are older than the United States!
@@nolajoy7759 Tyler isn't very worldly, by his own admission. He needs to get out more and out of America more and hopefully he will be able to do so and broaden his horizons. Love from 🇬🇧 to 🇦🇺
@@gdok6088 As he states quite proudly each time, he regards himself as a typical, average American. Sums him up really don't you think? Regards from Halifax, UK.
Glenfiddich distillery is a Speyside single malt Scotch whisky.
It makes US whisky look like acid
A glenfiddich 50 year old will cost you about $50k for a bottle
If it is "fascinating" to him, why doesn't he listen to what they're saying? 😑
He is really starting to grate on me, he never listens to what he watches.
AND never reads the comments - so will never learn here! 😂
The BBC.... "it does even, like, TV shows?" I think this guy really is what he seems to be.....thick.
he thinks richard branson invented pickle
The boots have been on sale for decades, you should have listened to what they said at the beginning when they talked about the boots. its the clothing side of the business that is new.
When he says "I could be wrong", I tend to substitute the words "could be". 😁
Here's a new one for Tyler - the British Isles are British.
Mind blown.
Dr. Martens have been around for decades, it was tin 2011 when they branched out into clothing. It actually said that in the video! :)
You don’t actually expect him to listen do you?
Rowan Atkinson drives a Rolls Royce , while Mr Bean drives a Mini !!!
@DavidSimmons-kt4rc Don't confuse him/them any more than they already are. Even when Tyler and a lot of the North Americans watch correct clips about anything, they still don't have a clue what's going on in the world, either actually in USA, or anywhere in the rest of the World.
Atkinson is a huge car fanatic. He's featured on Top Gear a couple of times over the years.
And meanwhile both brands belong to German carmaker BMW 😂
Both german cars.
I live in Dufftown! It is only a small town, but it is the whisky capital with 7 distilleries and Glenfiddich is the largest. It is beautiful, surrounded by stunning scenery and is a wonderful place to live.
Homer Simpson would love to move to Dufftown... 😂
The only reason that Trojan outsells Durex in the USA is because the Trojan product is smaller.
Strangely I heard that Durex sells most in Texas... Because everything's bigger in Texas...
Ba-da-bum-ching! 😂😂😂
@@stewedfishproductions9554 ...or they are the biggest dicks there
Fun fact, Rolls Royce makes more missiles than cars
I actually forgot they made cars until he mentioned it. I encounter the name in terms of aircraft engines more often.
Yes but missiles tend to be a use once item, if it doesn't "go off" you tend not to retrieve it and try again.
I'd assume they make anything with an engine. Take the world by storm and take on Dyson hoovers I say
@@smithy2365 I have a similar dislike (hatred) of Dyson, "world by storm", a fantastic song by The Three Johns 👍
Well, Rolls Royce cars are part of BMW now, Rolls Royce defence and aerospace is still UK owned.
Sometimes you are unbelievably daft.
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Remember that when people talk about drilling for gas - they mean 'gas' - they don't mean the derivative of oil which you call 'gas' and everyone else calls petrol (petroleum).
I used to call them Doc Martens. Did anyone else? It was just easier to say. I looked online & the company was founded in 1947. The guy who founded them wasn't happy with his current boots as they were hurting, so he invented his own.
Why do you think Scotch is called "Scotch"? It comes from Scotland.
Dr Martens are super famous in America too. Probably the most famous boots worldwide.
You are hilariously clueless at times.
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I cannot believe that you have never heard of Scotch whiskey?!
Whisky, without the "e" (and often called "Scotch") is from Scotland.
Whiskey is from everywhere else.
There is NO SUCH THING as Scotch WhiskEy !
@@brentwoodbay Thank you, spellcheck.
@@charleshedley4381 not quite. New Zealand whisky is also whisky - our companies were founded by Scots. Same with Australia.
@@jamesdignanmusic2765 I didn't know that. That's the trouble: there's always somewhere that (with good reason, it makes perfect sense), is an exception to the rule. I'll have to go away and adjust my world view now.
This video was not your finest moment
😂😂 he’s really hamming up the “clueless American” trope. There’s absolutely no way on gods earth that he hasn’t heard of Dr Martens. At this point they’re ubiquitous
I personally have more understanding as to why he may never have heard of Doc Martens than I do of how baffled he was at the concept of Scottish Whisky.
Cadbury’s is not British anymore. Owned by kcraft an American company, which has ruined the chocolate.
Eh hardly, at least our version is still way better than the American version of Cadbury
😂triggered the fook out of me, thought you said refined , or that's what my eyes saw, was gonna call you childish names, but no, you clearly said ruined 😂👍
Yep, the chocolate is very disappointing now.
It isn't even square shaped now
Cadbury chocolate is really crap now, I'm sure they are lowering it's standard, so as it is equivalent to hersheys rubbish. Good thing about it, my chocolate intake has significantly reduced over the last years, so it's literally bittersweet 😂
So frustrating to listen to Tyler not listen properly,
OMG Tyler get your ears cleaned out and how do you not know about Scottish single malt. DM's are world wide. Hahaha BBC has to increase it advertising, oh dear you missed the point, NO ADS.
@gabbymcclymont3563 Yes. FFS Tyler, WAKE UP. Regards from Halifax, UK.
I used to work at Shell, the V-Power is a 99 octane E5 unleaded petrol that has cleaning additives to clean your fuel injectors and anti-friction additives to reduce engine wear
I have several American friends,some from NY,some from Cali,and two in Seattle (we are all telecoms engineers) and every one of them watches BBC America,some ONLY watch BBCA!
Bruv,you gotta get out more.
I have friends who live in England and they have never heard of " Still Game" . I work with apprentices who have no idea who Paul Daniel is.
@@michaelprobert4014 ah but would you refer to them as being normal and average people?
@@lynnejamieson2063 Yes indeed.
@@michaelprobert4014 Yes, unfortunately most youngsters from countries all around the World are becoming more and more naive about things in general. Even normal stuff from their own country, never mind from any other country. This amazes me a lot as information is so readily available on the Internet. If the Internet had been around when I was young, I would be tremendously intelligent now. Regards from Halifax, UK.
Why does he dismiss/discount anything "not popular in America"? Like that's the standard to live up to? 😅
@nolajoy7759 Exactly. USA folk seem to think that Murica is the only place in the World. I read a while ago that the whole of USA only represents about five percent of the World population. It's not their fault however, as it is forced down their necks from an early age that USA is the biggest and best country in the World. A lot of the US reacters that I watch on here are beginning to realise pretty damn sharply that they have been lied to, to say the very least. Regards from Halifax, UK.
Still got my docs from 1978
Good value for money ..I've got a pair of Kangeroo trainers that I bought in 1974 .
Tyler literally knows about anything at all whatsoever...not only has he been living under a rock but a complete quarry of rock covered over by more rocks
😂😂 Not wrong! He doesn't even know famous American things either
Never heard of Scotch whisky.....WOW !!!!!!!
Doc Martens have been around for decades, they were very popular with the ‘skinheads’ when I was at school in the 70s.
Doc Martens were LONG before this century even began.
Research,research,research.
Whilst watching another American video, the presenter was waxing lyrical about fourteenth century carvings. He suggested the stone masons drew the designs in pencil....the fact that pencils had not been invented was probably not on his Google phone 'research'!
Tyler you live in your little American bubble
My friend met this American woman and the yank asked where she lived and the English woman said Cornwall and at the weekend she goes to the beach. The yank goes ' what do you mean the beach'. She thought that only America had beaches ! Seriously.
Tyler is like a lot of Americans I observe. They tend not to be aware of anything not made in USA or fashionable. 😅
I'm surprised Tyler has never heard of Glenfiddich whiskey. I live in a rural area of Thailand and if you go into the local 7-11, which are only small convenience stores, they sell Glenfiddich.
Could have mentioned a lot more.
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Royal Dutch Shell was formed as a merger between a British and a Dutch company and was shared between the two countries, it was commonly known as just Shell though. In 2022 the company merged its shares, moved its HQ to London and changed its name to just Shell. So the video is a bit out of date.
BBC America is a basic cable channel so I’d imagine many Americans do know about it.
BBC is not just the news. Imagine watching a drama or a movie on TV that's not interrupted by ANY adverts!!! That's the BBC.
Just the thumbnail makes me bang my head on the wall .. how can anyone not know that Rolls Royce is British brand ? ... Next he shows footage of punks in the 70's and deduces that Doc Martens (founded 1945) were made since 2011 and are a recent brand . I think Tyler grew up living under a rock 😂
He's still under there.
Still living under a rock. Mind u im beginning to think this is all an act to get people piling in on the comments
I must be a time traveller cos I was wearing doc martens in the 90s 😂
Well I was wearing them in the late 60s and early 70s.
Whisky originated in Scotland, so it makes the best. Rolls Royce also make the best jet aircraft engines, for military & commercial purposes.
The BBC does far more than news. You will have seen BBC programmes. Durex has become the generic name for condoms, even when not made by that company.
Virgin began by Branson selling music albums at university, then opened record shops, later moving into radio, transport systems.
A British whisky brand he said surprisingly?!? Does he think there is only one. There are over 140 different distilleries in Scotland.
You really need to listen more instead of making up your own story. The joys of adhd😂
Dr Martens have been popular for many years, I was wearing them in the late 60s and early 70s. We called them Bovver boots.
The Hershey Company acquired the license to manufacture and market CADBURY products in the US in 1988. But it is not as good as Birmingham CADBURY in the UK.
@PeterDay81 Well if the USA cocks things up like everything else they do with most of their food, what do you expect? If you put some sort of acid in your chocolate that makes it taste of VOMIT, it's not going to go down too well in the rest of the World outside of Murica. Regards from Halifax, UK.
You need to review Britain in the 60s and when we became the fashion country of the World along with our pop music
Bless him.
They do say its good to learn something new everyday, and in Tylers case, everything is new because he retains 0% information. Love the videos though
Scotland the home of whisky. He sounds surprised that whisky is made there. LOL!
American cadbury is made under license by Hersey the vomit chocolate maker so it doesnt taste the same as UK cadbury
Whisky can only be produced in Scotland, Whiskey can be from anywhere and have to use the E in the spelling.
Durex borrowed a sign off the rear of Wall's ice cream vans in the 50's/60's, 'Stop me and buy one' became 'Buy me and stop one' on their posters in barber shops until banned.
Burberry and other luxury brands do little advertising as rely on word of mouth amongst well heeled clients.
Rolls Royce also make Aero and Marine engines although that is now a separate company. The car company now owned by FoMoCo.
Watchmojo get it wrong again, Doctor Marten's have been around for decades, got my first pair back in 1980. And US Cadbury is not really Cadbury, it's licensed by Hershey's in the US and they use the US recipes.
@martinsear5470 Yes, Watchmojo is nearly always wrong. This really isn't helping ignorant people who are confused enough. Regards from Halifax, UK.
Unfortunately you Americans can't Cadbury chocolate. You do get a brown bar of toxic chemicals in a"Cadbury" wrapper. But due to the agreement for Hershey to made "Cadbury" chocolate. You can't get the proper Cadbury chocolate. So Hershey doesn't go out of business.
How could anyone not know a roller is British that's an eye opener
I’m suprised this guy actually manages to turn on a light! I dispair for America if he truly is the average American! 🤦🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
Actually, if Tyler were in England he probably couldn't manage to turn on the light. Switches in the U.S. are up for on !
Durex was Irish it was taken from the bowel of the sheep but it was the English that refined it by taking it out of the sheep before using it.
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So your supposed to take it out ? Now you tell me 😊
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Best burn EVER!
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If you see Cadburys make sure it isn't the Hersheys version.
Cadburys has proved to be very popular with Americans who have been sent some or, found it in stores like "Trader Joe's"
They went tae the us supreme court tae ban uk cadburys being sold in the us
@@simonmilne8208 Yes otherwise Hersheys would quickly go into liquid chocolate (liquidation) lol
Don't buy Cadbury chocolate in the US because it's made by Herschey. We cannot export to the US as Herschey 'persuaded' the government to put an import ban on all chocolate imports. BBC America is a subscription channel, so you would have to purchase it in your TV package.
Not surprised -the US version of Cadbury is VILE so UK Cadbury would put Hershey out of business in a flash!
There is now 2 different Rolls Royce companies. they were once the same company but split with the car company being sold off to BMW and although owned by the German company the cars are still made in the UK.
The other Rolls Royce company is a aerospace and defence company which plane / jet engines are very popular.
I would expect Trojan to be more popular in the USA considering they do smaller sizes......😂😂😂
I’m British and I’ve never heard of ASOS.
Im Polish and i worked many years for ASOS in London.Located in Hampstead Rd. NW1
Cadbury America is made under licence by Hershey's and does not taste the same as UK Cadbury's. Missed out Bentley cars
Virgin started off as a record company!
Dr. Marten's or as they are more commonly known Doc Marten's or just Doc's have formally been around since 1947 but this is taken directly off their websites History page:
1901
THE BEGINNINGS 'OF AN ICON'BORN FROM TRADITION & AUTHENTICITY
Starting in 1901, the Griggs family were known for making boots in the small town of Wollaston, Northamptonshire in the English Midlands. They were at the very heart of the English shoe industry and for six decades Griggs’ footwear earned a solid reputation as sturdy, durable work boots.
1945
THE BEGINNINGS 'OF AN ICON'BORN FROM INNOVATION
The story then switched to post-war Munich, 1945 and Dr. Klaus Maertens, a 25-year-old soldier. While convalescing from a broken foot he created a unique air-cushioned sole (rather than the traditional hard leather sole) to aid his recovery. Using a salvaged cobbler’s last and a needle, Maertens made a prototype shoe and showed it to an old university friend and mechanical engineer, Dr. Herbert Funk.
The two went into partnership by using disused military supplies to begin producing their unique shoes. By 1947 they began formal production and within a decade had a booming business, mostly selling to older women. In 1959, they decided it was time to advertise their revolutionary footwear invention in overseas magazines.
BBC WORLD NEWS SERVICE IS AVAILABLE IN THE USA
I am convinced having watched a number of his vids that Tyler puts on his dumb persona. He also must listen to his vids on mute. I think this is done to enrage his viewers into filling the comments section to improve the algorithms for his channel.
I think you got it. No one can be this aw-shucks dumb.
@dickyampy That got me thinking. Thing is I doubt he is clever enough to try such a cunning plan. I stand to be corrected though, because he certainly is enraging me. Most of the US reacters that I have been watching for a couple of years, are actually learning a heck of a lot about not only the UK etc.... but the World outside of Murica in general. Regards from Halifax, UK.
I totally agree with you.
We are being taken for a ride!
You haven't heard of DMs? 😮 They are the brand of alternative fashion. Punk rock everything!
I don't think they really had punk in America, too outside the box
Rolls-Royce made aeroplane engines in ww2 ( for the spitfire) and still sells jet engines today
The awesome sound of a Merlin engine is sublime and totally unmistakable! 🤘
The shoe brand is 'Doctor Martens' or 'Doc Martens' - never said without the 'doctor' part. And are not a new brand at all!
BBC America in 2023 was ranked as the 70th most watched network (both broadcast and cable) out of 159, averaging 190,000 viewers a day. So not huge, but significant.
American Cadbury's is not the same as British Cadbury's. The recipe they use is closer to the Hershey's recipe than the original British recipe.
You haven’t heard of Scotch whisky? I think they invented it…
The Crash Test Dummies (albeit a Canadian band) mentioned Glenfiddich in a popular song in the 90s (When I go out with artists). Scotland is the home of whiskey.
The BBC is not about News only - its programmes are famous and sold worldwide including to a lot of programmes to US TV networks
DOC ("DOCK") Marten......never heard of them? WHAT!!??? Henry Royce made his first car in 1906 and was introduced to Charles Rolls, a motor car dealer, in the same year. The rest, as they say, is history. they started making aero engines in 1914 at the request of the British Government.
I’m Canadian and I have heard of most of these.
Tyler you need to read your comments more because they’re very critical of you and if I were you I’d be worried. Unless like someone suggested you put on a dumb act to get not so favourable comments. Which personally to me is pretty stupid. You should react more with your viewers of your videos like most TH-camrs do. Plus you need to fact check before you comment on things you don’t really know about before commenting.
TYLER COMES ACROSS AS VERY VERY IGNORANT OF ANYTHING TO DO WITH THE UNITED KINGDOM.
We aren’t the centre of the world, he knows a lot more than most Americans. It’s expected for us to know more about them than they know about us.
My sister- in- law married my brother in a civil ceremony. She wore a typical brides dress with fabulous pink Doc Martins. I was impressed..😁
BBC WORLD SERVICE...not widely known in the States? Really? 🤦
Here in the UK and in Spain we also use “Rolls Royce” to describe the crem de la crem of production, the absolute perfection that can be attained. Check out the factory that builds Rolls Royce’s!! It’s more like a laboratory than a factory ❤❤❤❤❤❤
You seriously did not know that Rolls Royce was British?
They forgot one sports car brand McLaren
the additional clothing range started in 2011, the boots go back to the 1940s and became fashionable for Punks and Mods in the 60s and 70s. and became big in America in the 80s and 90s with Grunge and skater culture.