I couldn't take Remy Hii seriously as a teenager in Far From Home cuz all I can remember him as was Nick Young's trying hard director cousin who kept making out with that girl with the really long ponytail in Crazy Rich Asians.
WaniVlogs legit i was thinking how’s he gonna act as a teen but then I watched Far from home and i’m like conviced this guy‘s still 19-21yrs old (he’s 33😳)
they used to be made from rubber, and also, because it's used to rub things out... the white ones are plastic erasers... and we call a condom a franga...
@@idealicfool Aus' biggest export is shit talking and they were called thongs in the US from the 70's to the 90's. Aus are experts in making up slang as far as the rest of the world is concerned and that's something I don't think they came up with. BTW, I'm going to start calling them jandels from now on.
Omg, so when I was growing up my parents always say "rego" and it just stuck to me. And someone told me "what is rego?" and im like... the payment to make your car road legal to drive... and he said: "you do know what it stands for?" and I said: "yeah I just said it"... he's like: "no, its short for registration". I really thought rego was a word just to describe a car being legally on the road.
There is nothing as “Normal” or “Right” English especially these days...it’s all different dialects, all are normal no dialect better then another. (From a linguistics perspective) but yeah from my personal perspective British English is the Original one although mine is more similar to the American’s 😂
Bubbler isn’t even consistent across Australia, let alone used overseas. It’s only called a bubbler on the east coast, it’s just a water fountain to the rest of us
I’m Australian, years ago I went on this American cruise and they asked me if I want fries or chips with my meal so I ordered chips thinking that I would get these delicious hot chips with my cheeseburger but instead what came out was a cheeseburger with potato chips in a bag... (imagine smiths chips)
Lord Farquaad no, erasing is impossible, you are simply transferring it from the page to the rubber, not 'erasing it'. Dont you think erasing defies the law of conservation of mass?
Lord Farquaad You've accurately conveyed the fallibility of the English language. Many things in English are devoid of logical thought, take the 'I before e except after c' rule that is contradicted by words like 'neighbour', or even take the concept of silent letters and their redundant nature and it is clear to see that the English language has many flaws. However, in the case of rubbers and erasers, just because other words have little rationale behind them, it does not mean that there should be acceptance of these words, rather, the words that replace and overtake these words in their logic should prevail in usage.
You two were so FUNNY together, I watched this three times. Laughing right along with you. You should post more videos together, I would definitely watch
That just implies that ur rubbing something. U could rub a shoe on a peice of paper and it would be a rubber? That's why it's called an eraser lol cause ya know, ur trying to erase stuff lol
Bro I am watching this is History Class (not supposedly) and I am dying of laughter but my teacher keeps looking at me and I am trying so hard not to laugh or smile.
Reminds me of when I was a kid and the lyrics to the theme song of The Nanny had the word "fanny" in it. That does not mean the same thing outside of the US as it does in the US. 😅
They should have done this with Tom and compared the British, Aussie and American slang.
Oh my God yes
Fuck yea that would be awesome
Look up Ozzy Man reviews. He did Aussie slang with Tom and it was absolutely hilarious
Chaotic.
YES omg
The older us Aussie kids get, the more we realise how dirty our slang is
mood
AM I THE ONLY ONE THAT DIDN'T KNOW REMY WAS AUSTRALIAN?!
I momentarily forgot then remembered he was in Harrow which was filmed in Brisbane.
Yep he is. I think he was on Neighbours for a bit.
Honestly thought he was British
@@yeetme9704 No. He was born in Malaysia but raised in Australia.
@@footyfan101ful Yes, he was too
Need to do this with all Aussies but from different states
Yeah, I've never heard of a 'bubbler' lol. XD
Every other one checks out tho in my part of SA at least.
@@newbooksmell4163 Yeah never heard of that one either
condoms a dinga not whatever remmy said lol
East coast Aussies know what all these are 😊
yehh i’m from melbourne and we don’t say like half of these regularly, have been saying drink taps my whole life
Chicken salt is definitely the seasoning of gods
Maeve Ford deadset
garlic salt*
Bloody well right mate!
@@user-mv5tm8eu5z garlic salt?
Always got to have chicken salt on hot chips
You should have put a pair of 'sweat pants' on screen just to see how Jacob would react when Remy says 'trackie dacks'
love me some trackies
Ayee
OMG!!
“That’s a bubbler”
*music intensifies and zooms in on jacob*
lord of the rings mode
Is that really what happened
I can confirm this happened, now why the hell are you repeating it
AND THEN I LOSE IT COMPLETELY
I’ve always called it a bubbler but I also live in Massachusetts so😭😭
Ok this guy knows about Australia he is a real Australian lol
Of course he is, can't you tell from his accent.
Should've called a condom a Franger though lmao
Yes he is watch "better man" where he portrayed an Asian Australian who was hung in singapore
hung?
@@despinapoullas6112 you're still an aussie if you're born in the country. Fact or no fact
Jacob being confused by aussie slang gives me life
Remy hii is so attractive 😩 aussies representtt
I couldn't take Remy Hii seriously as a teenager in Far From Home cuz all I can remember him as was Nick Young's trying hard director cousin who kept making out with that girl with the really long ponytail in Crazy Rich Asians.
HAHAHAHA
Well, I didn't watch crazy rich Asian, so I was completely fooled (I really thought he was a teenager)
I knew it! It was him no wonder he looks familiar in far from home.
WaniVlogs legit i was thinking how’s he gonna act as a teen but then I watched Far from home and i’m like conviced this guy‘s still 19-21yrs old (he’s 33😳)
I remember him as a Swimmer who murdered someone, on Neighbours. (TV soap here in Australia)
I love how jacob swears the entire time but remy didn't swear once and HE'S the Australian one
(I too am an Australian)
you could see how much pain was in remys eyes when he tried to use "shrimp on the barbie" unironically
Yup lol
I never realised that only Australia calls them rubbers...
Britain do too
ireland does too!
Kiwis do too heeeheee
South Africa aswell
And new zealand
I’m not gonna lie, I thought some of these Australian slang wasn’t even slang.
This should be titled "Jacob losing his mind for 8:21mins"
cancer sticks
the government needs to rename cigarettes right noe
sophie jarvis HEY DANIEL SEAVEY STAN
“Do you have slang for a liquor store? Like... a liquor-o?”
-Remy Hii 2019
australia is on a whole nother level
How
It is indeed a nation in and of itself
I met these 2 last week and honestly they’re such hilarious and warm people. Love them both.
Jacob: that's an eraser let me guess it's called an eraser-o
Remy: no actually it's called a rubber
Edit wow i have never gotten this many likes thx
top 10 plot twist of all time XD
That's what we call them in the UK too
We call that too in malaysia.
And NZ
they used to be made from rubber, and also, because it's used to rub things out... the white ones are plastic erasers...
and we call a condom a franga...
Nobody:
Australia: oNE OF US ONE OF US
Remy, from one Australian to another, you did us proud here. ALSO THANK YOU, IT’S NOT SHRIMP - IT’S PRAWN!! 👏🏼👏🏼
i don't call cigarettes a durry, we just call them ciggies in our part of australia
Yeah same
Yeah Ciggies
Yeah I didn't even know they were called a durry. Also love your name
In Sydney we call them durries and Sydney has the biggest population so that’s the most used slang for it
They’re called darts in WA
The zoom in after bubbler killed me
For durry I’m gonna have to disagree. I call that a ciggie
i call it a dart
There's multiple names but Durry and Ciggie are most common.
Same with "thongs". I'm an American rube but even I know every self respecting bogan calls them pluggers.
@@wymcoupe9335 pluggers is 1 name yea, but they are commonly referred to as thongs here. A kiwi would call them jandels
@@idealicfool Aus' biggest export is shit talking and they were called thongs in the US from the 70's to the 90's. Aus are experts in making up slang as far as the rest of the world is concerned and that's something I don't think they came up with. BTW, I'm going to start calling them jandels from now on.
Remy’s smile is so shiny tho he’s gorgeous
This is the best one I've seen so far
Australians love to add "ie"s and "o"s to everything
Gotta put on my sunnies (sunglasses in normal english) and go fill our my rego (registration)
"normal English" lol
Omg, so when I was growing up my parents always say "rego" and it just stuck to me. And someone told me "what is rego?" and im like... the payment to make your car road legal to drive... and he said: "you do know what it stands for?" and I said: "yeah I just said it"... he's like: "no, its short for registration".
I really thought rego was a word just to describe a car being legally on the road.
There is nothing as “Normal” or “Right” English especially these days...it’s all different dialects, all are normal no dialect better then another. (From a linguistics perspective) but yeah from my personal perspective British English is the Original one although mine is more similar to the American’s 😂
Wow first aussie slang vid i can relate to Remy is a real true grown Australian.
Once during class group(full of americans and canadians), i said "does anyone has rubber?". A massive learning curve of american slang 😂😂😂
If u were in Australia saying rubber in class wouldn't get u laughed at. The slang is so different it is funny
Honestly, the editing on this was just 😙👌
So basically, Americans call things what they are, Aussies use slang
We have a lot of slang but just for other things. This video was so funny and the Australian slang is hilarious.
Glizzys?
You gotta remember not to swing the clothesline too hard or it'll end in a blow out..😂
You've done us Aussies proud Remy. A true Aussie
Am I the only one who thought saying maccas and bubbler wasn’t just Aussie
Brits will call it maccas as well but not nearly as consistently
Bubbler isn’t even consistent across Australia, let alone used overseas. It’s only called a bubbler on the east coast, it’s just a water fountain to the rest of us
@@nicksmith7989 yeah everyone calls it bubbler in the north east where I live
@@nicksmith7989 I've never used either word. Was just 'tap' to me
NZ calls it maccas
Chicken salt is the seasoning of GODS!
Not Remy full well knowing how Jacob was going to react to almost everything and just sitting there waiting for him to laugh 😂
I’m Australian, years ago I went on this American cruise and they asked me if I want fries or chips with my meal so I ordered chips thinking that I would get these delicious hot chips with my cheeseburger but instead what came out was a cheeseburger with potato chips in a bag... (imagine smiths chips)
I did the same it said fish & chips with salad on the menu but chips were the packet snack variety.
LOL
Rip I didn’t know rubbers and bubblers had alternative meanings until now...
You can't erase pencil lines, you can only rub it off the page onto the rubber. Eraser is an illogical name
Imagine arguing about this
Lord Farquaad no, erasing is impossible, you are simply transferring it from the page to the rubber, not 'erasing it'. Dont you think erasing defies the law of conservation of mass?
Lord Farquaad You've accurately conveyed the fallibility of the English language. Many things in English are devoid of logical thought, take the 'I before e except after c' rule that is contradicted by words like 'neighbour', or even take the concept of silent letters and their redundant nature and it is clear to see that the English language has many flaws. However, in the case of rubbers and erasers, just because other words have little rationale behind them, it does not mean that there should be acceptance of these words, rather, the words that replace and overtake these words in their logic should prevail in usage.
Jeri Brown no it rubs pencil lines of the page
I think we found our Zuko for the Netflix live-action Avatar...
america:*you have to be 21 or over to smoke and drink*
aussie:* 18 and older*
jacob: OmG tHaTs So InApRoPrIaTe
I literally thought Remy was an upcoming like 21 year old actor but he’s been in a lot of stuff, he’s just so underrated 🥺
Yeah to think he was playing a 16 yr old in far from home when he was actually 32 when he filmed it is shocking. He looks pretty young!
@@JoyfulGP Asians don't raisin
LOL he is 32
33*
i can't wrap my head around Remy Hii being 33 years old like asian really don't raisin!!!
You two were so FUNNY together, I watched this three times. Laughing right along with you. You should post more videos together, I would definitely watch
This was hilarious, Remy’s responses and Jacob’s reactions 😂😂
As someone from New England I appreciate the Aussie slang, “bubbler” because we use it too 😂
5:36 in England we call it a rubber too because you use it to rub on the page sooo
Americans are weird.
JamieLee Pescini I second that
That just implies that ur rubbing something. U could rub a shoe on a peice of paper and it would be a rubber? That's why it's called an eraser lol cause ya know, ur trying to erase stuff lol
@@giovannichao4154 right ion y they calling us weird for 💀
when i was in primary school i used to hit ther bubbler during recess then to prevent permanent mistakes we had rubbers
If he thought Aussie slang was confusing imagine If he hears Nz slang smh 😂🤦♂️
Chur chur bro!
Jandals...took me 2 years to figure out why they were called that
Oml I was saying all the nz slang while this video was playing lol
Definitely gonna try the goon of fortune out😂 sounds like a fun! Lol
(👋🏻From California 🇺🇸 )
You need a Hills Hoist washing line that spins around for it to work. Do you get them in America?
Haily Gunn yes I believe amazon has them
@@mikkavega7267 Oh yeah perfect. It's a great game.
Don’t spin it too hard though
@@detydeco7123 true or you will lose the bags with them flying off. lol
It's called a bubbler in New England and also we call a liquor store a Packy (for package store). Two points to us!
Crying laughing right now because I had 3 students ask to go to the bubbler today and 2 asked if I had a rubber they could use 😂😂
in Wisconsin it's also called a Bubbler.
Every time Jacob laughs I think he has the hiccups
aka Jacob chuckling at Australian slang for *eight minutes straight*
... i love this sm
🤣🤣🤣 Remi describing Goon of Fortune 🤣🤣🤣 I've never laughed so hard!! All of these just had me dead!!
Bro I am watching this is History Class (not supposedly) and I am dying of laughter but my teacher keeps looking at me and I am trying so hard not to laugh or smile.
I love it when people get surprised from our slang . Like come one everyone would always go to the bubbler to get out of class lol😂😂😂😂😂
Flip flops are called slippers in Hawaii and thongs in Australia? The more you know haha
This is such a fun episode! Had me laughing the entire time. I totally get Jacob's frustration 😂
I did not know that Remy is Australian
Remy's British accent is so good I legit thought he was British when he uses it in movies
Jacob getting stressed at Remy for 8 minutes and 20 seconds
“Hot Chips” hmmm yes I prefer mine cold.
"Smuggling the budgies"
**crow noise**
*ominous magpie noises in the background*
Where I live in the U.S., we use the names “bubbler” and “water fountain” interchangeably.
The funny thing is that west Aussies don't call it a bubbler, we call them drink taps
Us south Aussies call em drink fountains.
I am from QLD and I call them bubblers
I’m from Victoria and I’ve always called it a bubble tap
It depends on the state I Guess, because I’m from QLD and we call them bubblers or Taps.
The editing on this is top tier
Whr ma aussies at !🤘🏽🤘🏽
I love how the scoring works.
Reminds me of when I was a kid and the lyrics to the theme song of The Nanny had the word "fanny" in it. That does not mean the same thing outside of the US as it does in the US. 😅
I HAD NO IDEA REMY WAS AUSTRALIAN BUT HE REPRESENTED US SO WELL AND I LOVE IT! 10/10!
Batalon's filo blood coming out when he started talking about "birds"
The guys who made the score knew what they were doing 😂
REMY IS 33!!? and he plays a high school kid what
Real original buzzfeed
When I was in elementary school they taught me that eraser is a rubber too like I didn’t know what the word eraser was
Love seeing Remy in videos like these. There's so few of them out there
I’ve never seen an Aussie actor get the slang so right until this. Is he from Queensland?
rachrex I was thinking Sydney
Yep. Moved to Townsville when he was 8 and graduated from QUT.
Gimme Jacob's laugh and I won't ever bother you again.
god I love being Australian sometimes😂
4:04 As a Filipino, hearing Jacob say, "Oh, because of your bird!" is total gold. You can google *that* slang, I won't explain it here haha :D
Chicken salt on everything 💯👌🏽
Ps: didn’t know that Remy was Aussie 😊
can we have an aussie and american who don’t know each other’s slang interview each other djjsjdja
I feel like I havent heard anyone say pash since the early 2000s
U don't know how much I want to make one of these videos and do a New Zealand slang vs........... Slang
I find myself saying Dero more than Bogan 😂
Here in the Torres Straits, when he said durries I was like "that's no dhari"
Im sure that Ned will become King Pin in the future
Bull Durham was a brand of tobacco, hence durries
Russell crowe is a kiwi, please don't take him away too 😭😭
You should know by now Aussies are always stealing our shit.
@@versena damn right they are.
Trying to take away our pav.
Russell Crowe wanted to be Australian cause NZ is trash!
@@jamieleepescini2675 Keep the worst desert in history. We have lamingtons which are way better. Nobody likes NZ anyway so.
@@Randomperson-cv4oo
Well aren't you a tad bit rude, eh?
Thongs in Australia, started in the 1950's, g strings started in the 1990's
Never heard the bubbler one, and I’m Australian..
Matthew Davison howwwwwww? Where do you live?
Did you even go to school 😳
Melbourne, never heard the term...
LOL seriously?!? 😂
I’m with you... we always just called them a water fountain 😂 Except I’m from SA!
Best video ever! I always watch when I need to laugh a little bit
*pack of durries from the servo
This is the first time I liked a Buzzfeed video
Thank god this is like the mist Accurate Aussie slang
There're no commercially available shrimps (Pandalidae) in Australia, only prawns (Penaeidae). They taste totally different.