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A lot of people seem to have missed Jeremy’s joke about ‘American guidance systems targeting Hammersmith.’
It’s a reference to the US having a bad record of friendly fire against us. Fighter jets bombed British soldiers both in Iraq and Afghanistan and shot down an RAF jet
Don't forget them dropping bombs on the British in WW2 because they couldn't see their intended targets so had to unload them before going back to land. Whoops.
I remember- During the Gulf War, for the UK the US death-toll was higher than the Iraqi death-toll... 🤬😣
thought it was this video?
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You forgot to mention that they killed the British soldiers
@@binkybuns462 My father who was in the Royal Artillery during WW2 and said when the British bombed the Germans ducked and when the Germans bombed the British ducked and when the Americans bombed EVERYONE ducked
By spelling it differently you mean wrong :P You don't spell the other elements Potassum, Helum, Calcum, Magnesum, or Sodum, so why insist on spelling it wrong for this specific one x)
Ah but, @Bastien Merindol, you've forgotten platinum, haven't you? Of course we Brits only spell it that way simply to give the 🖕to those Americans, don't we?
We find it highly entertaining to see so many of them going into meltdown over the way that we spell certain words - especially when they have so-called Spelling Bees in the U.S.A. and we don't have them here in the U.K.
Of course the only reason that they have such Spelling Bees is to pass on their misspelling of a lot of our English words to their own children.
platinum, molybdenum, tantalum, lanthanum... plenty of elements end in -UM without the I...
It was called both Aluminum and Aluminium,.originally. So either is correct.
@@davepb5798 was coming to write this. I believe the original was aluminum but was changed in most places to fit with the other ium elements
@@calibrax Fair enough
“No more pauses for the rest of the video”. *my internal monologue*. “I give it 30 seconds and 75 pauses” 😂
Citroën, Peugeot and Renault are all car makers. Quite common in the UK.
Shhhh don't let the Americans know reasonably sized cars that consume less than their state imposed quotas, gotta make that 20km/l into 20l/km somehow...
Let's not forget older companies such as Talbot, Simca, Delahaye, and Bugatti (yes, they were French). See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_automobile_manufacturers_of_France for a good listing
Some american asked me what I drive, when I said Peugeot he said is that a bike?
You take it so well. When you say "shut up" i loved it. Never forget the Brits take the piss out of Brits more than anyone. When i was young my comic called football soccer and i am in the U.K.
Soccer is actually a 19th century English word for Association Football, so it originates in the UK
@@peterschofield1403 A middle class word to fit in with Rugger for Rugby as the UK still has a class divide, so what's the Yanks excuse?
@@simonbutterfield4860 th-cam.com/video/XGb1D_xbtiY/w-d-xo.html (in short as they called a sport American football so was easier to say soccer)
Just letting you know Connor, Soccer is an English word invented by an English man so it's not American, and you can now inform them that. Aluminium as part of the periodic table has all the ending letters to some words as "nium" all agreed as standard. American media writes this still as "Aluminum" even though they've already agreed scientifically it's "Aluminium" and thats why people get annoyed it's because its willfully being wrong.
Don't worry about the little snort, Amanda Rae does it when she's reacting, we all love it when she does that! Just enjoy yourself and stop worrying about us. We're here to watch your reactions to British comedy, as well as learning videos so everything you do is part of the whole experience. And don't apologise for faux anger reactions, we know you're having a laugh, and are not offended by it whatsoever. Just have fun 😀
Sir Humphrey Davy first called it alumium and later aluminum the second i was added to comform with other elements with ium
The gas versus petrol/diesel has always made me chuckle! 😂😃
Apparently gasoline is the old word for petroleum. Americans never changed.
@@valeriedavidson2785 Yes, I did think that’s where it originated from. 🤗
from my basic research (light i know) the word Gasoline has been in use one way or another since the mid 1800s and came from the word English Gas which came from the Greek word Khaos meaning chaos
MAN! I think you are the best reactor I’ve ever watched 👍 No “performance”, No Cliche’s, No pretending to be surprised, etc,etc. and FUN too 😁Thank you so much for keeping it REAL 🤗
Exactly. I had to stop watching another reactor because his reactions were so contrived.
Jeremy speaking absolute facts
The rest of the world calls it football because it's played with the feet, while in USA they call a game played mostly with the hands football. They have some game called the world series where only American teams are allowed to enter.
not to mention the term Soccer is first recorded as Socker in 1891 in the USA
Half of the enjoyment of making fun of other cultures is when they get annoyed and get over it and start laughing. It's like winding up your best friend
Yes, that is exactly it. Such a big part of friendship in the UK (Ireland too, from what I can see) is taking the p*** out of your mates. It is about as far from genuine xenophobia as you could possibly get, because no one is spared. Sadly, we have a different culture now of so called "respect" for everything. Nobody can say anything, but I am not sure it is really making us more tolerant.
We don't give you enough credit, Connor. You sit there and take every joke about americans with a smile and a laugh 😆 your a legend, bro
Hey Connor, don’t take the sister jokes to heart, we make them about people who grow up in rural areas over here where lots of people are related. Slowly becoming less common but still happens and you laugh it off 😂
Mine being a case in point.
What’s becoming less common, the jokes or the incest? 😂 When I lived up north there was a little village on the edge of the Peak District which people called “Happy Vallley.” I thought it was because it was quaint and friendly, but later discovered it was a reference to the supposedly deranged behaviour and insane laughter of the inhabitants of the small insular community who had reputedly been playing a bit loose with the first cousin / second cousin marriage guidelines for centuries.
There is an I in it, you spell aluminium wrong in America. Just like colour, favour, despatch etc.
Growing up calling something by the wrong name isn't an excuse. For example. I grew up calling Colonel Sanders "Ken Tucky"... 😂
Ah, yes, all the countries that matter speak English. All the countries that matter, like Russia, China, Germany, France, Italy...
You know? I loved it when you alternated from laughing like crazy, then getting annoyed. You are great when you are pissed off! its great, and I am in the UK. Like your company man.
"I had no idea France had a car industry." Ever hear of Peugeot? Citroën? Renault?
But the don't speak English so they don't matter.
@@mikexcity Oh, of course, I forgot that bit.
The joke is that Jeremy Clarkson loves the US, so it is all tongue in cheek really. He is a brilliant broadcaster. Incapable of making dull television. I enjoyed all of this, and your reactions. Great.
He doesn’t love the us what r u on
@@casperselka671 He is on record as saying that he loves many aspects of the US
You won't find an American scientist saying aluminum. Oh I'm sorry, there are no American scientist. You import them. (Just kidding ofcourse). Keep up the good work, greetings from the Netherlands!
You're my favourite grumpy youtuber!
You’re a good sport McJibbin!
I honestly think we can take the piss out of each other because we get along so well.
The winding roads are built that way because the mountains are too steep.
Plus try driving straight up a mountain in winter 😁
I'm British, we call American football gay rugby 😂😂😂😂😂😂
The sister jokes are kinda like the banter u have with friends, it's not racist, i hear a lot of sister jokes from Americans more than Brits
Ron Swawnson voice: "Check the periodic table friend". Aluminium.
Me thinks our teasing is getting to you mate 🤣😜 it's only going to get worse! We love a sensitive reaction, perfect for a relentless ribbing!!
The only thing I can argue is that Gas is short for Gasoline, we're not talking about it as though it's not a liquid.
If you think Jeremy is rude to Americans, you should listen to him insulting Brits too hahaa😁
They sold french cars in the US long time back. Cars like Citroën DS, it had front lights which pointed the way the car was turning(not legal in the US as the lights had to point in the direction the car was pointing). It also had a system which made it so if you drove over a pothole you wouldn't even notice. And if the tire went flat, the car could lift the whole shebang up for easy access to change of tire. No need of carjack. Also in the TV show Caprica(a Spin off to the Battlestar Galactica 2003) they used this car to make the cars look futuristic.
More of the car here;
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Hi you are the second American reacting to this video and I must say you took it better than the other fella.He started to laugh in the first 5 minutes but he was totally I mean totally pissed at Clarkson by the end and went on a rant that to me was funnier than Clarkson....Love your laugh and who doesn't snort every now and then when laughing 😁
Shall I cut that out? LOL!!!!😂🤣😂🤣
Underpants is shortened to pants in the UK. Pants (US) are called trousers in the UK after the Scottish word Trews.
You mean like "Donald where's yer troosers"?
@@mikefraser4513 Triubhas (or Trius) is Scottish Gaelic for trousers. Pronounced Trews/Troosers. Like the song though!
Thanks a lot for not pausing, commenting and not taking it personally😂😂😍😍. Regards from Finland. Did you watch WRC Jyväskylä last weekend?
I love your reactions… it’s much funnier watching these with you reacting than watching them alone!
Just go with the flow mate, don’t worry how you’re coming across!
Keep up the good work!
I love this young guy getting his knickers in a twist
5:27 France has a big car industry. The most famous brands are Renault, Citroën, Peugeot and Bugatti.
Aloominum? Soccer? I'm so offended I may just have to write a letter!
Love your vids McJ 😆
Buick Cars was started by a guy from Scotland.
"I didn't know there were cars made in France"!! Citroën, Bugatti, Puegot, Renaud...
Apparently most country's cars are designed in Britain.
If the road went straight up a hill it would be like driving up a cliff... It'd be impossible
Well they could straighten it out, just that it would need such a long bridge or ramp to reduce slope so be cheaper on materials how it was made
Conor✌️calm down buddy it's not personal, well possibly for Clarckson😂Aluminium was discovered in 1825 by a Dutch chemist and as far as the rest of the world is concerned aluminum has not. Just playing about fella don't put yourself through it and take care✌️🇬🇧🇺🇸👍
You never heard of a French car???? A Peugeot, Bugatti, Citroen, Dacia and more.
Dacia is Romanian, it’s just French owned
It is not spelt different, it is spelt differently. That is, there is an adverb there. Oh well… Americans.
If that road went up straight up that mountain, the cars would struggle to climb it. Taking it in sections is kinder to the engine.
Your a good sport mate and I like your channel, hi from Liverpool 🇬🇧👍
hey my friend, you are very brave taking all those insults about americans. although I'm not happy with everything in my homecountry, it still kind of hurts if others make jokes about it. so it shows your sense of humour and personality laughing about it! it's big fun for your viewers and thanks for uploading your vids every day. Take care!
Britain used to have a huge car industry. It still has a fairly big one.
You're laugh is so awesome!!!
We all get defensive about our home nation, don't worry about it 🤣
That's a point I'm often making.. What Americans call football isn't football its more like rugby.. It even has a rugby shaped ball
Aluminium, spell check it aluminum does work in American English but not in English English. Its called English for a reason, because the language originates in England.😂
So funny, also your comments👍👍
4:55 it’s like that because the hill is too steep to go straight up
Technically "Aluminum" is the older word so there's a case to be made for it being correct. But we spawned the language and it's named after us so we're right, always. Forever.
Don't take it to heart bud over here in the UK what's Jeremy is doing and saying in this video it's not personal it's a form of comedy as you probably know over here were always take the piss out of each other and have banter which means we insult each other and tear into each other but in our culture we all know its just done in a light hearted way it's just a different type of comedy to the states , we love insulting, awkwardness and mocking because we have an unusual kind of humor we don't really mean it we just done make it clear when we're joking we sort of act like were not , by in school me and all my mates used to abuse each other insult each other make each other look stupid infront of everyone but we would never get angry about it we would just laugh it off laugh at ourselves and find it funny it's kinda hard to understand I guess but it's just in a lighthearted " taking the piss out of someone " kinda thing gard to explain but you should watch some videos on british humor and insults and comedy , as you've seen how rude and insulting francie Boyle can be it's so bad some of the stuff he says you'd think he could get arrested for it but in our culture we know its just all a laugh and a joke dark humour I guess, I doubt Jeremy actually has a problem with americans he's just doing it because it will make viewers laugh alot so yeah bud no e of this is like personal attacks it's just we joke in a way where we make it seem like it's not a joke , weird I know haha
the french are responsible for some of the best hot hatchbacks on the planet
you shood check this out. The funiest thing i have seen .. La Bamba | Swedish tv hosts eat magic cookies and get paralyzed by laughter at silent retreat
France has a very big car industry - Peugeot, Citroen, Renault, Bugatti
So you're saying that not only can Americans not say aluminium, but they can't spell it either 🤔😁
Don't worry you'll learn how to pronounce aluminum soon 🤓
Sure someone else has said but the word Pants come from Pantaloon which are are loose, pants-like undergarments that covered women's lower halves in the late 18th and early 19th century as such today in British English and some other types of English the word means Pants as in undergarments and not as in American English
In defence of the yank English trunk, its called such due to how horse carriages they had a Trunk, a large transport case on the back, so that just moved with time
if you do a straight road the incline would be way to steep for any modern car to handle
As for 'pants' Connor? First they were 'underwear'. French helped shape English, and 'Pantalon' meant trousers.
So under Pantalons, became underpants. Often this was shortened to pants.
13:29 He's dropped his Satellite Phone and Oh hell I've gone an run into my Wife, one of her cheeks done that to my Carrrrrrrrrr.
American football?
we called it soft Rugby here!
Calm down calm down 😂😂😂😂
Aluminium is not open to different spelling. You’ve just missed a letter out and run with it!
French cars are awful. There's a running joke in the UK, the tool make snap on - all French cars are called snap off - because they break, constantly!
It’s spelled differentLY.
I feel you on the soccer/football thing. I grew up calling it soccer cause that's what it was called while I was growing up here in New Zealand and now it's called football. I missed the memo on the change of name and when that happened. Now my kids correct me when I call it soccer 🙄 As if they don't understand what I mean ffs 😅
When I hear "Football" I immediately think of American football not ⚽️
Do you have the following in the US? - Potassum; Sodum; Helum; Berilum…etc? No….so why Aluminum?
for NAV symbol just use a square with some squigly lines to represent a map
Fair play to you, Connor for taking shit from Clarkson. He’s build an entire career ripping everyone else. Seriously, we are close cousins across the Pond. 🇬🇧
The thing is there is no such thing has Aluminum lol
It's been called Aluminium since the 1820s 😆
To be fair the sex with sister joke is said about certain parts of the UK, by the British, Norfolk/Suffolk, Isle of Wight and other yokel hot spots.
Soccer is actually an English term to define the rules of the game. It's short for Association Football, as opposed to Rugby Football or American Football.
The main automotive manufacturers in France are Peugeot ,Citroën, and Renault, threre are more
Aluminium is spelled like that. What is wrong with Americans?
8:57
"Yeah, the counties that matters"
Wow, has to be the most racist thing ever heard from you.
Patriotism aside, clearly shows how majority americans views rest of the world.
Kinda have to agree. Eek
Well he’s not wrong. 🤪🤣
countries that matter? there is that american arrogance, magnifique.
Wow, I just saw the part when you speak about french cars.... me being Danish, not a big fan but they do have citroens (best hydrolic suspension in the world, peaugot, renault etc and you have to know this, the Bugati's... veron, chiron etc).... they are so many european cars company (sadly not a danish one)
Actually he has no "filter" on him, he makes fun of everybody (every country on the earth). It is just a compilation about the US... don't be offended, it is actually not so harsh... the french, german, italians, japanese, koreans.... I could go on and on, they are all a target for him... and if you are wondering, yep the english get roasted to by him. He got cancelled after I think 12 years but got a new show on Amazon Prime. Don't take it personally, it it just his way of "commedy"
Aluminium is spelled ALUMINIUM, therefore is called ALUMINIUM.In the US they can't even spell it the right way.
4:55 well the hill is more abrupt than it looks, and it's safer to make these sweeping turns that force the cars to slow down instead of making an abrupt downhill road.
and is a bonus for car people it's more fun to drive on lol.
nav symbol would be a little globe lol
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Lol you are so lovely, I love your smile it's so cheeky. If only you could hear what we say about the French, Germans and most of all ourselves you would crack up. You should watch Jeremy's farm programme, you would love it. Keep laughing and we'll keep watching. 👍💙🏴
If they built that road straight up it would be a cliff
If you get a lot of stick for calling it soccer, remind them that it's a British term not American ;-). As an abbreviation for association football, which is the real name.
You should watch The Grand Tour on Amazon. It's 4 seasons of what they are doing now. I actually recommend watching season 4 first. It has four 2 hour special type episodes.
pants/panties just think about that and youll understand why the english use the correct term
You are the most self critical person i has seen... That "shut up" was funny, you beat yourself up for no reason all the time.. and don't beat yourself up because of that either.
It's difficult for creators because one thing said wrong and people complain, so he's always being careful of what he's saying but most of us are here because we enjoy watching how Yanks react to stuff. One day he'll understand and be able to relax.
5:30 What?! You haven't seen or heard about Citroen, Renault or Peugeot?
This is how u spell aluminium. I am from #singapore. we were conquered by the British🇸🇬
Oh I understand that not only do you spell aluminium wrong, you pronounce it wrong as well. :P
Guess how it's spelled in Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, German, French, Polish, Latin (where the word originates from) and English? Aluminium.
It's not your fault, it's the whole idea of how things has to be different because 'murica is 'ceptional.
I'm fine with soccer though, doesn't matter at all but padded rugby really shouldn't be called football. ;)
american fifties cars are great