K, but honestly, we just FEED stereotypes😂😂 for example: Over 4million dollars worth of MAPLE SYRUP was stolen in Quebec during the "great Maple Syrup Heist". In Winnipeg last year, a beer store was robbed by a guy wearing full hockey goalie gear😂, Like the list continues😂
I think they're pretty neat. Most countries have really bad stereotypes about them like "Everyone in America is over-weight", "All Asian people eat domesticated animals." Those horrible stereotypes. Canada just has like "They'll kill you with kindness." and also the silly things like "Canadians ride meese and polar bears everywhere." fuEL THE *FIREPIT*
Just went for a rip to the jets preseasoner game, had some beer there and had some more when I got back, it was snowing already and it's late September. Manitoba is the heart of the Canadian stereotype (ps sorry Americans but we really aren't all that fond of your brews, only the preppy city folk drink States Beer)
"Moose, which can grow up to five feet tall..." Has she ever seen a moose? They can grow up to two metres (6ft7in) tall at the shoulder. They're enormous.
We actually apologize so often that there was a act called the "apology act" because it used to be taken as an admission of guilt. This act stopped us from accident giving an admission of guilt. We apologize even when we dont mean it.
It's a law here that when there is a car crash. You can't pin it on the other driver because he/she said sorry first. Because sorry is thrown around so damn much. Also I have said sorry to a wall, a door frame and a post, before I realized it was not a person. Then I just started luaghing and said "damn Canadian's, always saying sorry"
I'm of half-Canadian decent who currently lives in Canada, and some of these are kind of true. I'm nice, I go to Tim Horton's for breakfast, I like eating food with maple syrup on it (it's like putting ketchup on fast food), I did play a few Hockey games when I was a toddler, and that's about it. Everything else about me is no different from any other nationality.
I have 7 Timmies within 2 km of my house. Another 6 within 3 km. The closest is just 210 metres away. Usain Bolt could get there and back with a double-double in less than a minute. Gotta love Canada. 🇨🇦
From far and wide O Canada We stand on guard for thee God keep our land Glorious and free O Canada we stand on guard for thee! O Canada we stand on guard for thee! XD
There's like a Tim's right next to my school Maple syrup on snow is real Like half of the people in my school wear the red checkered plaid thingy When it's Hockey season nearly everyone shows up in jersey's at least once We say sorry, yes, but it's more like an automatic response It's not always cold, remember the summer 2020? And I didn't even know about eh until like 5th grade when we did a project
One of my favorite shows is Canadian, and ever since then I found myself having moments where I would unintentionally found myself taking on the regional accent of the show
TheGateKeeper03 I Live in Buffalo, NY & its cool a lot of Canadians come to Bills & Sabres games. Its also cool some Canadians go to School in Buffalo. Our family went camping at Sherston in summer time, we also went to Crystal Beach. Bunch of Friends went to Canada because they had more Alcohol in there Beer. Buffalo is some what of an unlucky because of all the snow & 4 lost Superbowls. That 77 Blizzard gave Buffalo a bad reputation, the whole Country called us SNOW CAPITAL OF USA. People were afraid of us like people were afraid of the movie JAWS. Always WHITE XMAS IN BUFFALO
When I grew up in former Soviet Union, we had a world map in our living room. Canada was coloured (not colOred) green. I always confused it with US as US dollars are green, and I thought USA should be green too. Now I live in Canada.
10.Top 10 9.Another Top 10 8.Top 10 7.Another Top 10 6.Top 10 5.Another Top 10 4.Top 10 3.Another Top 10 2.Top 10 Honorable Mention: Another Top 10 1.Top 10
To be fair, that's an average, it can get quite a bit hotter, and depending on where you are in the country, either you'll enjoy humid heat or dry heat lol surely nowhere near Florida heat, but then again...we're as close to the equator as you guys are LOL
As a Canadian myself, I always find this either amusing to the point where I shake my head at it or completely true (at least, with myself, eh. (couldn't resist))
Damn I'm Canadian, and all these stereotypes really makes me grasp my maple syrup. If I hear one more stereotype I will ride my beaver all the way over, and dump all of my Monopoly money all over America. Oh I'm so sorry I didn't mean it please forgive me 😔😔 lol these stereotypes are so funny, eh?? K I gotta go break my arm real quick for that FREE HEALTH CARE because im all aboot it.
OK here is something to cheer you up At least us Canadians have everything that Americans have apart from some deserts but desert suck poo. but we have big city's nice temperature and every 4 seasons. Some Americans only have 1. So cheer up bro i consider us lucky here
Sorry, but I'm just a Canadian that lives the bipolar city of Windsor, Ontario, where it's not as cold as the rest of the country, but your weather week could go something like this: Sun, rain, thunderstorm, snow, clouds, rain, sun...In the fall. XD
kid lightning Are you Canadian? I am. And I can tell you I hate hockey, don't live in an igloo, don't say sorry all the time and I'm not a lumberjack. The only thing on this list that is slightly true is the Tim Horton's stereotype.
Nova Pulse you're all a bunch of ice chuckers LMFAO with beedy little eyes and flapping heads full of lies or how ever the song goes lol but anyway BLAME CANADA....
It’s too true I’ve lived in Canada my whole life and earlier today I had a minor surgery (free health care woot woot!) and when the nurse put the needle in my arm I yelled, after we both said sorry repeatedly😂 I don’t think that we are all overly nice, we all have a fair share of assholes but I do think we say sorry way too much😂
fuckin buddy excuse me but I know for a fact that there are a great deal of shitty people in British Columbia and I may or may not be one of them eh. Sorry
I'm from Ontario and I went to NYC a few years back, i would hold doors open for people and no one said thank you, i would bump into someone and say sorry and they'd look at me weirdly, its crazy how much of a difference there is despite the fact New York is right at the boarder.
Coming from a Canadian A lot of these stereotypes are funny as fuck to hear! Also: another one is that we invented hockey. Not true. We did invent lacrosse though Any other stereotypes you've heard you'd like to ask me about? Go right ahead :)
well that's good to know one of the stereotypes about us American's is that we're all arrogant and rude. That's not entirely true it only depends on what state you're come from and how you're raised most of us are pretty chill and alot of us like to read.
I was at a wedding in Ontario, and met someone there from Los Angeles. She asked me where I was from. When I said "Edmonton", she replied with "That's in Calgary right?" For those not familiar, that's like asking if Los Angeles is in San Francisco.
I'm from Quebec and when I went to Maine last year a little kid asked me if I lived in an igloo. I said no, he said I was a liar and walked away😂😂. Also someone elbowed me in the forehead the other day and I said sorry, the person looked at me and said" I elbowed you". Also quebecers (French ones) are not polite whatsoever, just pointing it out there.😊😊 but we do love out maple sirup
I'm surprised you actually apologize to someone who elbowed your head. My first reaction would be "what the fuck?!". If it was on accident then I would say "watch it".
Nathan Corbett they said "mostly true" but spent the entire video disproving each one. It's like whatever bogus research they did was contradicted by them
Hell, my dad came from Japan in the late 50s. Wore a Mackinaw and a toque all the friggin' time except when he was wearing a hardhat at work. :D Looked like a Canadian, eh? :P
What's next? British Stereotypes? American Stereotypes? French Stereotypes? You just know those lists are going to consist of things like bad teeth, obesity and bad odour.
Correction, moose do NOT walk away from accidents with an SUV, let alone a car. In an accident with a vehicle, though the moose may not be instantly killed, they usually end up having to be put down because of broken legs. And moose are sighted more often than you might think. They’re actually a road hazard at certain times of the year, along with deer. Also, Timmy’s does indeed keep most of us Canucks fuelled up....with coffee and breakfast.
I really do appreciate you debunking the bogus stereotypes of my country. Other Canadian stereotypes that are also not true are: we all drink bagged milk, and we all say aboot.
This list is so dumb... you say stereotypes that are mostly true, but in the video you just prove how they're all false... at least change the name to top 10 Canadian stereotypes.
#10 is true. You'll never see a dead Tim Hortons anywhere in Canada. The first professional hockey game was played at the duquesne gardens arena in Pittsburgh.
It's true, we say sorry more, but we don't apologize more. Sorry can mean either excuse me (after bumping into someone), excuse me (when asking someone to repeat something) or just sorry when apologizing
When someone talks about Canada and isn’t even Canadian Killlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
I can vouch for the one about us not being totally Polite or Apologetic. I have had to deal with some of the Most Impolite Canadian Jackasses to know that one - eh!
When I was Younger I had a Black Lab (Dog) and also for a limited time a ("Japanese Fighting Fish") /none of the Other Animals mentioned in the List. and what is true though I have Put ("Maple Syrup") in several of my Meals when I make them gives some extra natural sweetness on Chicken Alfredo or Chicken Teriyaki or even on warm Pizza as examples.
That's the joke. WatchMojo is Canadian and they're poking fun at all of us who call Canada home. These are meant to make you laugh because they're not true at all which all us Canadians know.
Thraith, Wait..... they are systematically disproving these stereotypes. How are they poking fan at anything other than people who think these things are true?
I always find it funny when people say its always winter in Canada. In Canada today it's July 4th 2018 and here where I am its 32 degrees Celsius (or 89 degrees Fahrenheit) inside my house!
Blacque Jacques Shellacque, I've been to America and their not all the same as the rest of the world. A lot of the American stereotypes are that they are dumb, overweight and racist, and some of these stereotypes are partly correct because I've been to America and their are loads more overweight people compared to here in the U.K. However Americans are some of the nicest people in the world, because in the U.K everyone minds their own business, but in the US it seems like you can ask directions from anyone and they will help you. Overall every country has different stereotypes types and everyone is different, but that isn't a bad thing, I was only stating that I'd rather be known to drink lots of coffee then be overweight. Plz don't kill me
As far as temperatures go (in Canada), the city where I live rarely gets below 14F (-10c) and its not uncommon to reach as high as 104f (40c) in summer. I have never slept in an igloo (I've only seen a couple). But thanks to my beautiful French-Canadian wife, I get to enjoy the best maple syrup you'll ever taste. :)
Ah yes this is completely true, I love my igloo, its quite big and very clean! I have 57 local Tim's. My mom says drinking too much syrup is bad for my health so I put a drop or two of healthy water in my maple syrup, that way I can keep drinking it! I have 2 polar bears, 3 mooses and 1 beaver, he keeps running around our wood. Oh yeah by wood, I mean we're lumberjacks, we have a whole collection of lumberjacks jackets.
An issue I have with this: Canadians say sorry so much it’s within our laws that if someone says “sorry” they’re not immediately claiming guilt or accountability if they, for example, got into a car accident. We still say sorry a lot, but we’d also drop our gloves and sock ya right in the kisser if ya being a downright hoser.
"High 70s - low 80s" being anywhere near "hot" will get you laughed at by anyone with actual heat, such as those of us in Texas. It's not even "warm" if you're talking about it being the recorded high on any date falling from May 1 - September 30. But yeah, I tend to do #3 a whole lot and my mom's Canadian dialysis nurse always ribbed me about being secretly Canadian.
"I'm not smoking, I'm breathing" : XD that was gold. but yeah... I sometimes like to pretend I'm smoking in the winter myself :p I had a teacher once tell us about this one time on a cruise where apparently she drove her American friends crazy saying "eh" at the end of every other sentence
It's funny hearing about the "eh" at the end of sentences, cause in Scotland, primarily in the east, some folk will say "ken" at the end. For similar reasons.
![⭐️( ลอยกระทง 2024 ) Ver. แดนซ์ Remix BY [ ดีเจกิต รีมิกซ์ ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rMWOLhgXUHc/mqdefault.jpg)
While we don't have pet polar bears, moose or beavers, many of us do own at least one North American House Hippo.
BaconWrappedCupcake LOL
Yeah, in our dreams.
Good one
Nice.
most canadian comment ever lol love it
Where my fellow Canadians at?
Your Biological Mother in canada of course, sorry.
I'm here. !!! True North strong and free...
Technological hellooo. Is that diddy Kong from smash?
Proud Canadian.
Here
Canada only has two seasons: winter and construction
Nick Chow and Quebec has four construction traffic bitching and wetness
+Jihyo Twice •o• London is also undergoing a lot of construction because too many Toronto residents keep moving into our city.
No.. winter and hockey.
Sorry, eh. in BC all we have is summer and umbrella season. :(
Nick Chow in British Columbia we have summer winter and rain 2 times a year
K, but honestly, we just FEED stereotypes😂😂 for example: Over 4million dollars worth of MAPLE SYRUP was stolen in Quebec during the "great Maple Syrup Heist". In Winnipeg last year, a beer store was robbed by a guy wearing full hockey goalie gear😂, Like the list continues😂
Jamie Burns it’s too true😂😂😂
Don't forget the guys who robbed the pot dispensary with bear spray.
I think they're pretty neat. Most countries have really bad stereotypes about them like "Everyone in America is over-weight", "All Asian people eat domesticated animals."
Those horrible stereotypes.
Canada just has like "They'll kill you with kindness." and also the silly things like "Canadians ride meese and polar bears everywhere."
fuEL THE *FIREPIT*
Lol 🤣🤣🤣😂
Why does Canada have a maple syrup reserve? Are you guys storing it for future use or something?
Not lying, Im watching this just after I got home from hockey while drinking an Ice Capp
ewww ice caps suck in my opinion. I like the creamy chocolate chill. even tho its jus a cup of diabetes
Raneet Dhillon i like the chocolate whipped creams on the chills, the rest just tastes like a chocolate milkshake imo
Look at this polite disagreement.
ITS HUNNI we are a peaceful people😂
Just went for a rip to the jets preseasoner game, had some beer there and had some more when I got back, it was snowing already and it's late September. Manitoba is the heart of the Canadian stereotype (ps sorry Americans but we really aren't all that fond of your brews, only the preppy city folk drink States Beer)
"Moose, which can grow up to five feet tall..."
Has she ever seen a moose? They can grow up to two metres (6ft7in) tall at the shoulder. They're enormous.
They are bigger the more east you go
i caught that too - shameful when this a canadian channel too lmao
And they can swim, it's really cool but terrifying
@@GeoffC19It's "public" broad casting with private sponsors. What part of -Canadian- didn't you understand?
I'm canadian and when I went on a cruise they thought I lived in an igloo
J smith wow
J smith I'm Canadian TOO
I live in Toronto and I convinced a NYC Taxi Driver that I have to take a Dogsled to school every day
J smith i live in finland. my new spanish friend didnt believe me beacause "i would die from the cold"
I work at a restaurant less then 15 minutes away from the border and they swear once they cross the border it gets colder
We actually apologize so often that there was a act called the "apology act" because it used to be taken as an admission of guilt. This act stopped us from accident giving an admission of guilt. We apologize even when we dont mean it.
That's Canada for ya
we mean it, just as an apology not a admission.
Its just a reply
Canadians say "Eh" and we Scotts say "Ay"
we love you Canada
Aw thanks
so true eh
My cousin from Canada accidentally pushed me by walking by and he said like 5 times sorry 😂😂
I guess you can say that it is in our blood. Sometimes I say sorry when I'm not even the one to blame then I ask myself why did I say sorry
It's a law here that when there is a car crash. You can't pin it on the other driver because he/she said sorry first. Because sorry is thrown around so damn much. Also I have said sorry to a wall, a door frame and a post, before I realized it was not a person. Then I just started luaghing and said "damn Canadian's, always saying sorry"
Sorry about him...
I’m American and I say sorry all the time for no reason like 5 times.
Mitchel Depatie hahahhaha
2:04 thank you for using "the log drivers waltz". its one of my favorite Canadian songs
I'm of half-Canadian decent who currently lives in Canada, and some of these are kind of true. I'm nice, I go to Tim Horton's for breakfast, I like eating food with maple syrup on it (it's like putting ketchup on fast food), I did play a few Hockey games when I was a toddler, and that's about it.
Everything else about me is no different from any other nationality.
Yeah, that's true. Everybody is different in their own way. Myself included.
maple syrup is fucking expensive
TIMMIES CREAMY CHOCOLATE CHILL IS TO DIE FOR!!!! OMG
Say that to white hot chocolate ALSO at timmies
@@nathanmills3714 you dont sound too Canadian bud
There’s 6000 people in the Canadian town I live in and there’s 4 Tim’s
Julie Bell
How do you handle the shortage? :)
I did a road trip from winnipeg to Edmonton and there's aboot one every fifty klicks or so (Americans, that's aboot 30 minutes of highway driving)
There are like 1000 and we have like 8 Timmy's
ONLY 4?????
I have 7 Timmies within 2 km of my house. Another 6 within 3 km. The closest is just 210 metres away.
Usain Bolt could get there and back with a double-double in less than a minute. Gotta love Canada. 🇨🇦
Almost all these stereotypes are not true. Like if your Canadian.
From far and wide
O Canada
We stand on guard for thee
God keep our land
Glorious and free
O Canada we stand on guard for thee!
O Canada we stand on guard for thee! XD
Mmm I'd say a good chunk are true
Im a canadian eh and these stereotypes are true man. Sorry for contradicting you eh
There's like a Tim's right next to my school
Maple syrup on snow is real
Like half of the people in my school wear the red checkered plaid thingy
When it's Hockey season nearly everyone shows up in jersey's at least once
We say sorry, yes, but it's more like an automatic response
It's not always cold, remember the summer 2020?
And I didn't even know about eh until like 5th grade when we did a project
One of my favorite shows is Canadian, and ever since then I found myself having moments where I would unintentionally found myself taking on the regional accent of the show
When I was little I thought that in Canada right at the border it was straight snow and on the US side it was no snow like 70 degrees all the time XD
TheGateKeeper03 I Live in Buffalo, NY & its cool a lot of Canadians come to Bills & Sabres games. Its also cool some Canadians go to School in Buffalo. Our family went camping at Sherston in summer time, we also went to Crystal Beach. Bunch of Friends went to Canada because they had more Alcohol in there Beer. Buffalo is some what of an unlucky because of all the snow & 4 lost Superbowls. That 77 Blizzard gave Buffalo a bad reputation, the whole Country called us SNOW CAPITAL OF USA. People were afraid of us like people were afraid of the movie JAWS. Always WHITE XMAS IN BUFFALO
When I grew up in former Soviet Union, we had a world map in our living room. Canada was coloured (not colOred) green. I always confused it with US as US dollars are green, and I thought USA should be green too. Now I live in Canada.
Now do watchmojo stereotypes.
Red Pinch it's the 150tg b day of Canada today, that's why they used canada
Yes not sure
10.Top 10
9.Another Top 10
8.Top 10
7.Another Top 10
6.Top 10
5.Another Top 10
4.Top 10
3.Another Top 10
2.Top 10
Honorable Mention: Another Top 10
1.Top 10
Red Pinch Shitty top 10s
Red Pinch as a Canadian I approve this video
That seal was like holy shit!
Lol
"Canada can get plenty hot. It can reach into the high 70s and low 80s"
*Floridians laughing in distance*
To be fair, that's an average, it can get quite a bit hotter, and depending on where you are in the country, either you'll enjoy humid heat or dry heat lol surely nowhere near Florida heat, but then again...we're as close to the equator as you guys are LOL
@@TheMistressMisery Saskatchewan gets hot (I don't live there
As someone who's lived in both places, I can confirm Canada's summers to be extremely tame comparatively 😂
As a Canadian myself, I always find this either amusing to the point where I shake my head at it or completely true (at least, with myself, eh. (couldn't resist))
'All canadians play hockey'
Me trying to move in my skates without falling on my face again
Damn I'm Canadian, and all these stereotypes really makes me grasp my maple syrup. If I hear one more stereotype I will ride my beaver all the way over, and dump all of my Monopoly money all over America. Oh I'm so sorry I didn't mean it please forgive me 😔😔
lol these stereotypes are so funny, eh?? K I gotta go break my arm real quick for that FREE HEALTH CARE because im all aboot it.
Oh no, I hate the aboot stereotype. That really gets on my nerves. Like, that's not how we say about
@@nahianchoudhury8523 are you shure aboot that?
@@crazycanadian4360 looool😂😂😂😂
OK here is something to cheer you up At least us Canadians have everything that Americans have apart from some deserts but desert suck poo. but we have big city's nice temperature and every 4 seasons. Some Americans only have 1. So cheer up bro i consider us lucky here
C R I N G E
"Moose can grow up to 5 feet tall" ...
much more like 6.5 ft
Who else lives in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada were its been colder than the surface of mars
T-Roy The T-Rex Golf Clash I live in Ontario Canada
Dr pringles268 159
Same
T-Roy The T-Rex Golf Clash
I do. I used to work outside all year long. It's not that bad if you know how to layer up. :)
Who else lives in Hanna, Alberta, Canada? Where the greatest band in the world, Nickelback is from! 😃
Sorry, but I'm just a Canadian that lives the bipolar city of Windsor, Ontario, where it's not as cold as the rest of the country, but your weather week could go something like this: Sun, rain, thunderstorm, snow, clouds, rain, sun...In the fall. XD
The title says it’s mostly true but in the video you are disproving them
Lil bidge ya wtf
Well the intro says the video is in good fun so lol they're obviously joking.
no they are mostly true but the Tim Hortons one for example we do go there ALOT but not for like meals so it's close to living of it but not exactly
kid lightning Are you Canadian? I am. And I can tell you I hate hockey, don't live in an igloo, don't say sorry all the time and I'm not a lumberjack. The only thing on this list that is slightly true is the Tim Horton's stereotype.
Nova Pulse you're all a bunch of ice chuckers LMFAO with beedy little eyes and flapping heads full of lies or how ever the song goes lol but anyway BLAME CANADA....
No, we actually live off of Tim Horton’s
That's not true
CatFarts 2006 no not at all
Tim Hortons and trailer park boys are basically a perfect combination
I live off of timbits
Another stereotype
im canadian and actully it is a Apoligitic utopia!
Where you live 'cause in Ontario I've met my share of assholes.
+Jinsei Cast
if you live in kezwick, it's understandable. It's pretty-much the detroit of canada.
It’s too true I’ve lived in Canada my whole life and earlier today I had a minor surgery (free health care woot woot!) and when the nurse put the needle in my arm I yelled, after we both said sorry repeatedly😂 I don’t think that we are all overly nice, we all have a fair share of assholes but I do think we say sorry way too much😂
If you're talking aboot Quebec then it don't count.
fuckin buddy excuse me but I know for a fact that there are a great deal of shitty people in British Columbia and I may or may not be one of them eh. Sorry
Just like how Starbucks is all Americans Drink....
that and beer. followed by divorce papers and child support for their 3 ex wives.
Cole Robertson my fellow students only ever drink or talk about starbucks, we may have tim hortons but we are not much different
Cole Robertson ok we have Starbucks to you know 🙄
And in England we only drink tea
NO mcdonalds
I'm from Ontario and I went to NYC a few years back, i would hold doors open for people and no one said thank you, i would bump into someone and say sorry and they'd look at me weirdly, its crazy how much of a difference there is despite the fact New York is right at the boarder.
Happy Canada Day! eh! Oh, I mean.... I'm sorry you are another year older... eh.
Agent Tux thanks I'm Canadian
Agent Tux Yeah! I'm Canadian
*soorry
Agent Tux fuck u stop saying eh I am canidian
no the day that we became a country we are not independent
"A few oddballs may have beavers as pets" like who? Did you even do any research lmao
Andy Zhang lol yeah maybe a dead one
i know a guy that got one after his wife died
I’m Canadian and I have a pet beaver
Well there is a guy who raises a pack of wolverines...
Half of Canadians have beavers and half of us have wood.
It’s sad that there’s so many closed minded people who believe in these stereotypes.
Jazzy-J X mostly America they don’t study any history or geography they just assume
I find it funny
Tim Hortons yes and now we go there often but only part that we like about it is mostly the maple syrup donuts
I actually do mix maple syrup into my cereal xD
I do too!
Wait u guys like it too?
Coming from a Canadian
A lot of these stereotypes are funny as fuck to hear!
Also: another one is that we invented hockey. Not true.
We did invent lacrosse though
Any other stereotypes you've heard you'd like to ask me about?
Go right ahead :)
honestly if i thought you people wouldn't hate me for being an American i'd love to visit, I hear my kind aren't exactly popular over there.
but you have a beautiful country.
well that's good to know one of the stereotypes about us American's is that we're all arrogant and rude. That's not entirely true it only depends on what state you're come from and how you're raised most of us are pretty chill and alot of us like to read.
we're NOT all a bunch of rude assholes. but we do like to rip each other apart.
im canadian and i just realized i say ehh sometimes too holy shit, and also having an image as a nice country is great
HAPPY B DAY CANADA EH!!!! Edit: I'm going to see fireworks and have a BBQ (btw I'm Canadian)
LandS-World -TDMPlayzBaby-Gameplay- Thanks I'm Canadian
Joselyn Lawrence Same I'm Canadian 2
LandS-World -TDMPlayzBaby-Gameplay- Me too but I'm from Québec 😄
happy canada day fellow Canadians
Marie-Pierre Côté I'm also from Quebec, 45 min away from Montreal, well 10:30
I was at a wedding in Ontario, and met someone there from Los Angeles. She asked me where I was from. When I said "Edmonton", she replied with "That's in Calgary right?"
For those not familiar, that's like asking if Los Angeles is in San Francisco.
I'm an American, but I know both Edmonton and Calgary are cities in Alberta.
I live in Calgary and drove 4 hours to Edmonton for ringette😂
I totally agree with you guys, thats right; thank you.
Guilty on all accounts, lock me up and throw away the key cuz I'm Canadian eh?
Actually, moose get to about 7-8 feet tall at the shoulder. That doesn't include their huge antlers either.
Happy Canada Day! 🍁
I'm from Quebec and when I went to Maine last year a little kid asked me if I lived in an igloo. I said no, he said I was a liar and walked away😂😂. Also someone elbowed me in the forehead the other day and I said sorry, the person looked at me and said" I elbowed you". Also quebecers (French ones) are not polite whatsoever, just pointing it out there.😊😊 but we do love out maple sirup
Kraze Killer your from Quebec???? Same
I'm surprised you actually apologize to someone who elbowed your head. My first reaction would be "what the fuck?!". If it was on accident then I would say "watch it".
Jinsei Cast it's literally instinct, I don't even think when I say it, i just do😂😂
Kraze Killer Same here🇬🇧
Kraze Killer Why everyone hate us, québécois..
I live in Canada.
AND I *L O V E* MAPLE SYRUP.
I'm Canadian and I find this hilarious. Especially the Eh and the igloos
the beaver things completely inaccurate i live in the middle of calgary and theres a beaver damn 10 minutes away from my house
beaver dam, not beaver damn. XD
@@jerrytheracecardriver1100 Ah yes, my man of culture.
I'm going to Canada in September. Someone told me to remember to bring a jug so that the bags of milk will stand up in the fridge -.-
GoldenGrego u can buy cartons too u know
Only in eastern Canada
GoldenGrego no one even buys those bags lol
Going to Alberta, my local supermarket will be IGA
Nicholas Baker no everyone does near where I live
Why is this called "Canadian stereotypes that are mostly true"? Almost all of these aren't true.
Nathan Corbett they said "mostly true" but spent the entire video disproving each one. It's like whatever bogus research they did was contradicted by them
Its like trying to add positive numbers but someone decided to put negative numbers in there too
I don't think I've ever seen milk in a bag
They must have changed the title, because it is now "Top 10 Canadian Stereotypes Debunked".
When every time I think of Canada I think of Scott pilgrim.
I am Canadian,and I DO drink maple syrup--but only %100 real maple syrup
Dude nostalgia hit me when I saw the Timmie’s cup Neil Patrick Harris was holding
No one in my life wears lumber jack style in Ontario or even Quebec
Hell, my dad came from Japan in the late 50s. Wore a Mackinaw and a toque all the friggin' time except when he was wearing a hardhat at work. :D Looked like a Canadian, eh? :P
same
What's next? British Stereotypes? American Stereotypes? French Stereotypes? You just know those lists are going to consist of things like bad teeth, obesity and bad odour.
Matt Thornton it's Canada day hence the video.
Matt Thornton it's because it's Canada Day
Paul Allan Ouais Tabarnak de criss
Dr Manhattan and Silver Surfer: The Matter Bosses Germans would be authoritarian and stick to the rules.
Paul Allan And being fucked and murdered by immigrants.
I live in Quebec and believe there is so many people who love maple syrup
Correction, moose do NOT walk away from accidents with an SUV, let alone a car. In an accident with a vehicle, though the moose may not be instantly killed, they usually end up having to be put down because of broken legs. And moose are sighted more often than you might think. They’re actually a road hazard at certain times of the year, along with deer.
Also, Timmy’s does indeed keep most of us Canucks fuelled up....with coffee and breakfast.
I really do appreciate you debunking the bogus stereotypes of my country. Other Canadian stereotypes that are also not true are: we all drink bagged milk, and we all say aboot.
This list is so dumb... you say stereotypes that are mostly true, but in the video you just prove how they're all false... at least change the name to top 10 Canadian stereotypes.
Zyclon X Damn right, but... what are they jealous of?... eh?
Lucid u r right I am Canadian and thus aid is wrong
So true Good sir
GoldNinja same
@Katelyn Weber I forgot what this video's about, cuz it's been 3 years... they probably changed the title of the video huh
5". 1500lbs? try 7" and 2400lbs
CANADA IS NOT ALWAYS COLD
IT'S SUMMER HERE AND IT'S SOOOOO HOT
#10 is true. You'll never see a dead Tim Hortons anywhere in Canada.
The first professional hockey game was played at the duquesne gardens arena in Pittsburgh.
It's true, we say sorry more, but we don't apologize more. Sorry can mean either excuse me (after bumping into someone), excuse me (when asking someone to repeat something) or just sorry when apologizing
Yes I'm Canadian and we play a lot of football too
CFL's the better game. 3 downs and our balls are bigger. :)
Football like American football or the football like this ⚽.
And hockey
When they said "football" in the video they were referring to soccer, not CFL type football.
Happy Canada Day!
It's actually Canada D-eh
I'm Canadian we do not live like lumberjacks
Yes you do
Osmil Oe no we don't
Oh yes you do
Osmil Oe nope
Yep :D
"Canada's cold"
well no duh now you're just spitting facts
theres a reason why our stereotypes are so big, we are proud of our heritage
When someone talks about Canada and isn’t even Canadian
Killlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
WatchMojo is based in Montréal, Québec.
I can vouch for the one about us not being totally Polite or Apologetic. I have had to deal with some of the Most Impolite Canadian Jackasses to know that one - eh!
4:20 when you know your mom is about to smack you
iStriveG - relatable
Also, That Timestamp Though. XD
4:20 is when we get high.
My dad drank a whole bottle of maple syrup to prove how much he loves it
I'm not even gonna lie I was drinking a Tim Hortons coffee while I watched this. Canadians assemble.
The standard of Timms coffee has dropped though, not as good as before.
I got a pet polar bear, I just took it for a walk
When I was Younger I had a Black Lab (Dog) and also for a limited time a ("Japanese Fighting Fish") /none of the Other Animals mentioned in the List. and what is true though I have Put ("Maple Syrup") in several of my Meals when I make them gives some extra natural sweetness on Chicken Alfredo or Chicken Teriyaki or even on warm Pizza as examples.
Sometimes it's important to take things in moderation.........that doesn't apply to maple syrup!
It's about time the Mojo team starts shit talking their own country instead of mine!
As far as I know they are Canadian......
That's the joke. WatchMojo is Canadian and they're poking fun at all of us who call Canada home. These are meant to make you laugh because they're not true at all which all us Canadians know.
Oh dear you really are quite thick. Ever wonder why all the WatchMojo narrators have Canadian accents?? Chuckle chuckle.
Maser209 they are Canadian
Thraith, Wait..... they are systematically disproving these stereotypes. How are they poking fan at anything other than people who think these things are true?
Lacrosse is actually our national sport, not hockey (although not too many people play lacrosse)
Lacrosse is the national summer sport of Canada while ice hockey is the national winter sport.
I always find it funny when people say its always winter in Canada. In Canada today it's July 4th 2018 and here where I am its 32 degrees Celsius (or 89 degrees Fahrenheit) inside my house!
All Canadians say "eh" like it's nothing! 😂😂
Thats not right eh?
Nooooooooo
Sorry was I to harsh
It’s still the best country on earth eh?
It's not as bad as the American (USA) stereotype
Jack Waters ain't that the truth
Blacque Jacques Shellacque,
I've been to America and their not all the same as the rest of the world.
A lot of the American stereotypes are that they are dumb, overweight and racist, and some of these stereotypes are partly correct because I've been to America and their are loads more overweight people compared to here in the U.K.
However Americans are some of the nicest people in the world, because in the U.K everyone minds their own business, but in the US it seems like you can ask directions from anyone and they will help you.
Overall every country has different stereotypes types and everyone is different, but that isn't a bad thing, I was only stating that I'd rather be known to drink lots of coffee then be overweight.
Plz don't kill me
Paul Allan ey I am not quick to anger I will admit my accent is funny but funny in a good way
"We are all fat"
"We are mostly rich"
The Tim Horton’s thing is 100% true, I live near an intersection with 3 Tim Horton’s.
As far as temperatures go (in Canada), the city where I live rarely gets below 14F (-10c) and its not uncommon to reach as high as 104f (40c) in summer. I have never slept in an igloo (I've only seen a couple). But thanks to my beautiful French-Canadian wife, I get to enjoy the best maple syrup you'll ever taste. :)
They gave us Justin Beaver
your welcome.
lol
But we also gave you Jim Carrey so it balance
I love Jim
and chris hadfield.
I'M CANADIAN
Joselyn Lawrence ME TOO
150th Canada day
Ah yes this is completely true, I love my igloo, its quite big and very clean! I have 57 local Tim's. My mom says drinking too much syrup is bad for my health so I put a drop or two of healthy water in my maple syrup, that way I can keep drinking it! I have 2 polar bears, 3 mooses and 1 beaver, he keeps running around our wood. Oh yeah by wood, I mean we're lumberjacks, we have a whole collection of lumberjacks jackets.
I love Tim hortons I can't go a month without Tim's 😉
I think they messed up on the title
I'm Canadian
RedDragon Gaming same
Joselyn Lawrence same and happy Canada day
Do top 10 black people stereotypes that are mostly true
Im Canadian and I say eh to mock American making fun of Canadians
Love your channel, glad I stumbled upon it! Keep uploading more!
Canda have the best artists in the world !!!
The Weeknd and Drake
if thats where where setting the bar, then i should be recording my morning shits.
justinnnnn
Serena Ryder
An issue I have with this: Canadians say sorry so much it’s within our laws that if someone says “sorry” they’re not immediately claiming guilt or accountability if they, for example, got into a car accident. We still say sorry a lot, but we’d also drop our gloves and sock ya right in the kisser if ya being a downright hoser.
"High 70s - low 80s" being anywhere near "hot" will get you laughed at by anyone with actual heat, such as those of us in Texas. It's not even "warm" if you're talking about it being the recorded high on any date falling from May 1 - September 30. But yeah, I tend to do #3 a whole lot and my mom's Canadian dialysis nurse always ribbed me about being secretly Canadian.
In my experience, Canadians are very nice people. I'm actually kinda offended at this video. Plus I haven't heard of any of these stereotypes...
"I'm not smoking, I'm breathing" : XD that was gold. but yeah... I sometimes like to pretend I'm smoking in the winter myself :p
I had a teacher once tell us about this one time on a cruise where apparently she drove her American friends crazy saying "eh" at the end of every other sentence
Video:
“Mysterious people of the great white North”
My as a Canadian:
Sitting on the couch drinking a Coca Cola bingeing TH-cam
It's funny hearing about the "eh" at the end of sentences, cause in Scotland, primarily in the east, some folk will say "ken" at the end. For similar reasons.
im canadian and me do all have poler bears, moose, beavers in our house as pets
I'm Canadian but this is still funny