Can I just whine how much I love this duo? Like, it's an instant like and guarantee of well-invested 10+ mins brain fart whenever I see them together 😂
Pointless fun fact: Connor is wrong. Sweet potatoes are not called yams in America. Yams and sweet potatoes are 2 different things that are often confused for one another. Since the average person can't tell the difference, the terms are used interchangeably in North America, though in certain places the fine print will specify what it actually is.
Sweet potatoes are classified as a type of yam, not a potato. Same way Barley and Wheat are two types of grain, what you think of as a yam and sweet potatoes are just 2 varieties.
@Olive I think the reason people say it is because there's this super popular meme where someone was trying to spell "Bon Appetit" and didn't know how so they spelled it "Bone apple teeth" and so people just quote it
@@PurpleLightning6was9Great Britain = UK w/o Northern Ireland, UK = England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, England = the place with the weird people who took over 3/4 of the world.
I'd say, once is to acquire the taste, the second time is to confirm that taste, and any more times is just having a crisis whether they hate it or not
"Did you know they call all sweet potatoes yam in America?" "Americans hate putting chips on sandwiches." -- It's so weird how often Connor just randomly throws out oddly wrong American facts. I don't even particularly care a lot, it's just silly and almost endearing. At some point I wonder if he does it on purpose.
@@ThreadBomb I guess the point is not to restrict your thought based on prior statements, and ppl use a lot of ways to express themselves in the moment
@@ThreadBomb The comment above is not about the theme of the edit though. It's about the effort and time Mudan put into adding those effects. As an editor too, that's really amazing.
Personally, I really don't like this - let's call it "zoomer"-style of editing. It's way too hyperactive and fast and it makes me feel burnt out after watching the video. 0.75 speed also didn't feel right, unfortunately. But the work put into the editing is commendable nonetheless. It's just not my cup of tea.
On behalf of your North American viewers I feel like i need to clear this up - @ 6:45 Yams and sweet potatoes are two entirely different root vegetables. Apparently some Louisiana farmers back in the 19th century started to call their sweet potatoes "yams" as a marketing stunt and it just stuck around. An actual Yam is like 2x the size and looks like tree bark. Calling a sweet potato a yam is more of a regional affection, much of the country still calls them sweet potatoes.
It's really bold of Japan to think that the rest of the world doesn't have high quality potatoes, since most of the Western countries' food is BASED ON POTATOES. They're like rice for Japan! Edit: Why're you talking about vaccines here, what it has to do with potatoes
Japanese people think they're superior in every way lmao. That's why they won't get the vaccine; they think it won't work on their superior genes (I'm not joking btw, this is entirely real).
@@moksha8473 I hope that’s the Karen part of the population. Just like how we assume all Americans are Karen’s even though a LOT of them aren’t. Please let it be like that
@@moksha8473 no they're just suspicious of western drugs and vaccines in general (since like really long in the past) because of the side effects. not exactly the same.
@@Delilah_Anne The vaccine uptake hasn't been great across all the age groups so I do think it's far more than 'just a few Karens'. Your surname is very common in Japan btw, perhaps you're more in the loop?
I mean, it may look bad but personally I think these videos aren't much more unhealthy when someone just eat a regular bag of chips themselves. You only see Chis and Connor eat like 1-2 pieces of chips for each of these on camera
Possibly a sadistic idea that'll result in diabetes and high cholesterol but seeing a vid trying every dessert (cakes, purin and stuff) would be fun to watch
I honestly agree. I have watched him for a long time and every time he talks about America I’m just like “Huh? We do that? That’s nasty or that’s weird.”
Me, an American, being super confused when they say “it’s a thing British people do that Americans think is weird,” since I put chips on my sandwich occasionally. My father made my sandwiches like that. I think some kids I went to school with did this as well.
@@nikkidinezza9596 exactly. But then again I can’t eat anything with egg or milk, so I’ve never tried but doesn’t sound appealing. I’d be afraid it’d make them too moist that you wouldn’t get that nice crunch.
@@Earle96 I currently live in Texas and haven’t heard anyone do this. I am from Ohio, where they always call them candied yams but use sweet potatoes. I think I read a comment saying the Southeast doesn’t, so it’s likely regional based where it occurs.
11:15 in America we have these. They are called bugles and their slogan is America's #1 finger hat. And it is marketed to do exactly what Cris is doing putting it on your finger
"When you have crisps, the best thing that goes with it is beer or tea" might be the most British thing I've heard Edit: as someone living in Ireland, I feel very hurt by Japan calling foreign potatoes "inferior"
I'm not surprised by the potato thing. Japan has their xenophobic reputation for a reason; it's quite tiring to learn about more & more of this kind of stuff...
@@Wazzen563 And you are total arrogant fool for thinking that; but that being said it is true that most Japanese things are better than what most countries make, not all but most
Opening the "condom packed" crisps, "pineapple teeth" and "walking talking ball of *" 🤣 The longer you watched, the better (and more drunk) it got. You two are the best 👍I give this video a 10/10.
For the next video i would love to see them trying one of these: 1. Every konbini bento 2. Every onigiri flavor 3. Every konbini sandwich 4. Every japanese sweets or candy
Almost forgot, Conner's new year's resolution was to get in a colab with Chris. Turned out to be a big success. Also, imma just say it, Chris and Connor's colab videos are the best ones, including the other two bois.
I find it weird that any slight critisism is considered an insult (ish). I wonder what would happen if this kind of episodes would get to national japanese tv
It’s cute how Connor makes up American facts. Just to make us go “hey….wait a minute.” Anyway, my friends and I have been putting chips on our sandwiches for years. And I don’t know who says “yams.” Probably in another state but not in Michigan.
Eyy, Michigan gang! Also, yams and sweet potatoes are different. Yams have a rough n’ brown skin with white flesh, are more starchy and dry, and come from the Caribbean. Meanwhile, sweet potatoes are smooth with orange skin and flesh, are more moist and sweet, and come from North America. Imo, sweet potatoes are superior to yams. And they’re delicious when made into chips w/ maple flavor.
@@shala_shashka yeah I've only heard them called yams by older people in more rural areas of the south and midwest. Most of us have heard them called yams, most of us would think of sweet potatoes if someone said yams, but most of us say sweet potatoes.
They also have potato starch as one of the ingredients which makes it very crumbly and melt in your mouth, because it started out as and still can be used as baby food. A baby is less likely to choke on those because they melt very easily.
Not the exact same but I had some a while back but strawberry flavour. Very sweet and crumbly with the malt texture of inside a malteaser. Over all pretty good
We call them sweet potatoes in Alabama and yes there’s a difference to yams. Source: My family used to be one of the largest sweet potato producers in the southern US.
@@TheGreatSouthernYetiReviews ahaha i actually dont care about the grammar at all, im just tryna balance the comment sections crying about the same shi also the jk was pretty funny lol
@@TheGreatSouthernYetiReviews Here's the thing Americans in the comments are missing: we call yams sweat potatoes in Europe. So yeah, from our perspective you sometimes call sweat potatoes yams.
As a self proclaimed American it is weird. The hardest thing in a sandwich should be the bread and that's if you're eating a sub. The insides are soft vegetables fruits or meats. Putting crushed sharp fragments is peasant stuff and biting into that is how you tear your mouth open.
Same. Half the stuff he finds gross about Americans I have never even seen NORMAL people do or eat that. What he finds gross I find it gross too like cheese in hotdogs. 🤢 or cheese in a whip cream type of spray. I have never seen or heard of they before. But that’s nasty.🤮
@@angelinapaliferro9072 I used to like the cheese in hotdogs/bologna as a kid but now it’s just doesn’t right, but spray cheese is good as long as you just put some on a cracker as like a snack or something, granted I’m from Wisconsin so I like cheese a lot sooo
Oh sorry if I offended you. I am not a cheese person so things like that gross me out. I am from Illinois so maybe that’s why I have never heard of the cheese spray or has seen it.
Huh? He literally sounds exactly the same. Why would it come out more? They may have more english behavior when around each other but his accent doesn’t change at all.
Some people are tone deaf and others are accent deaf.... It seems you can't recognize the existence of accents unless you have two jarringly different ones next to each other
People make "candied yams" but Yams and sweet potatoes are different. Marketing errors made the synonymous but they are not the same. We definitely call them sweet potatoes though in the southeast US
yeah in Canada we definitely differentiate Sweet Potatoes and Yams. They're not the same! YAM: Dry, starchy flesh, dark, bark-like skin SWEET POTATO: Moist flesh, pretty big variation in colour (generally orange flesh), slick-like skin
Chris seems like such a dad friend 😂 and I live for it He can read Japanese, he was a teacher, he has no idea what most common anime is, he gets onto Connor for smashing chips and yet ruins his table with crumbs
Hi there, French in the area xD. Actually this is not a dumb question when you're not a French speaker, because Consommé really sounds close to a Japanese word. French and Japanese have much closer pronunciations than many would think, French people included.
@@informal_variant So are you saying that yams are the same as sweet potatoes or not? I also had a hard time reading your comment, is English your first language?
I would pay a worrying amount of money to get an episode of "Our Man In Japan" with Conner and Chris. A crossover of James May, Conner and Chris would be second only to Sora getting into Smash.
Whos out here telling Connor all these lies. Ive never heard anyone call a sweet potato a yam and I don’t know anyone who dislikes some chips in a burger or sandwich while its not that common nobody hates it.
Doritos are made of corn, not potatoes my dudes. But I wouldn't be surprised if Japan wanted to make them using their own corn XD Also excuse me? Chips (or crisps as you say) are amazing in sandwiches in the US. I don't know anyone who dislikes that.
25:45 I wasn’t looking at the video when this part happened and I was thinking “haha, that would be a good spot for a gay pride flag based off what Chris said” and I rewound and found out Mudan actually did it, the madlad 😭😂
The yam confusion is real. In the south, we refer to sweet potatoes that are stewed or canned as “candied yams.” Apparently this comes from the fact that African slaves were looking for an alternative for yams in the new world and sweet potatoes were the closest thing that they could get. So, they used sweet potatoes as a substitute for yams in a lot of their traditional dishes and this (over the years) lead to a lot of people in the south referring to sweet potatoes as yams in a very general sense.
I am sorry but yams and sweet potatoes are not the same. Yams have a stringy exterior, very nasty. I am from the south and no one I know, from North Carolina to Baton Rogue calls a sweet potato a yam. There may be so small location that does but I have never knowingly met someone from there.
@@doghair5403 I’ve heard them called “candied” yams here in California, but I was super confused when they said we call yams sweet potatoes lol. There are yams and sweet potatoes in the US right? I’m not crazy? Lmao
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Consommé Is French not Japanese my bad! I'm smol brain.
Its okay daddy
"Dont worry about it"
-Gigguk
British moment
Don’t worry the cats forgive you
How about trying all the convenience store bread in Japan 👽
Quite frankly I’m astonished I made it through this without a bloody heart attack. Another masterclass in regret.
Death speedrun any%?
So when's your next doctor appointment so your doctor can tell you your cholesterol is high again?
Yeah
Wonder how Chris feels about Risottoro making superior videos now
Walk across Japan? Breaks in between to eat every X
"Why can it not be vegetables instead?"
"Do you actually wanna do that? We ca-"
"NOO!!"
somehow I kinda wanna see them try it
Same
"why don't we eat vegetables?" wdym Chris? potato chips are almost as vegetable as McDonald's nuggets are chicken
Americans be like
Tho you're right
LOL
th-cam.com/video/_0QdPynuHn4/w-d-xo.html exactly
potato chips are almost as vegetable as McDonald's nuggets are vegetable
Gotta clarify American McDonald's, because Japans would never use the same stuff as American
Whoever edits these videos does an amazing job!
It's a crime that no one has made "I'll take a potato chip and eat it" reference yet.
Can I just whine how much I love this duo? Like, it's an instant like and guarantee of well-invested 10+ mins brain fart whenever I see them together 😂
I was quite relaxed watching this but friggin lost it at James May plopping cheese.
"your knowledge is so sporadic" is such a spot on comment about connor
Don’t worry Chris we can try every Japanese vegetable together on my channel😂🥬🥕🌽
give dat man a raw broccoli lol
I'd love to see that
@@prasannaa112 oh god anything but raw broccoli😟
I saw some really weird ones when I was over there - I'd actually be really keen to watch that ^-^
I see an end of friendship right there xD
Chris not believing Connor about wailord being a real pokemon is great
this was bothering me so im just gonna say it incase it was a mistake, your profile pic isn’t centered
@@Jesterisim Is mine?
I'm impressed how confident he is about being wrong.
Genwunner: But it's NOT real!!!
I love how confidently wrong Connor is about American “facts” all the time.
Like the chips on sandwich thing
@@jonathanhunt7613 yeah, I was like, "that is a very American thing to do" lmao
@@jonathanhunt7613 I've never seen it done, gotta try it
how he was talking about how Japan doesnt use foreign potatos to make potato chips... and the mentions Doritos.... a TORTILLA CHIP lmfao
I've never called a sweet potato a yam either. I think that's a regional thing
Pointless fun fact: Connor is wrong. Sweet potatoes are not called yams in America. Yams and sweet potatoes are 2 different things that are often confused for one another. Since the average person can't tell the difference, the terms are used interchangeably in North America, though in certain places the fine print will specify what it actually is.
so what's the difference?
the general poplace don't know the difference unless they see them side by side. Like 'candied yams' are made with orange sweet potatoes.
Sooooooooo what's the difference?
@@manhealme I don’t like yams but I like sweet potatoes
Sweet potatoes are classified as a type of yam, not a potato. Same way Barley and Wheat are two types of grain, what you think of as a yam and sweet potatoes are just 2 varieties.
Chris brings Connor anywhere, while Connor feeds Chris anything
awwwww this comment is extra wholesome and so true!!! :(((
... and Joey will go anywhere and eat anything
A symbiotic relationship
Fair trade
Balanced... As all things should be.
Connor: Bone apple teeth
Chris: Pineapple teeth
Chris feels like the dad that doesnt get what his son says and just rolls with it, i love it
@Olive lol
@Olive I think the reason people say it is because there's this super popular meme where someone was trying to spell "Bon Appetit" and didn't know how so they spelled it "Bone apple teeth" and so people just quote it
Chris: "There is no flavor, Connor!"
Connor: "10/10"
Figured.
Trash taste, what can you do
Pokemon,what can you do
Connor and Chris being British together is just super adorable.
Connor is Welsh. But I guess "being UK together" doesn't really sound right.
@@PurpleLightning6was9 Connor is also British being Welsh ffs.
@@PurpleLightning6was9Great Britain = UK w/o Northern Ireland, UK = England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, England = the place with the weird people who took over 3/4 of the world.
chris and connor : "these taste DISGUSTANG."
also chris and connor : *proceeds to shove more awful chips in their mouths.*
I'd say, once is to acquire the taste, the second time is to confirm that taste, and any more times is just having a crisis whether they hate it or not
@@kaitohill lmao you described it perfectly.
@@kaitohill that makes sense 🤔 🙂
Lol irk?!?!? Why?!
Me every time I eat McDonald's fries
"Did you know they call all sweet potatoes yam in America?" "Americans hate putting chips on sandwiches." -- It's so weird how often Connor just randomly throws out oddly wrong American facts. I don't even particularly care a lot, it's just silly and almost endearing. At some point I wonder if he does it on purpose.
@@Bitterswheat Oh yeah, thank you.
@@Scrake no worries i was just confused at first, ill delete the comment now, reply and then ill know to delete this one
Yams and sweet potatoes are different vegetables, though. Very similar, but they aren’t the same.
You know chips are fries right?
Wait do people in the uk put French fries on sandwiches? Lol never heard of that
Connor on the podcast: "don't make my food into shapes it makes me feel like im eating a kiddy meal"
Also connor: gives pokemon chips 10/10
A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds
@@Oddragnar What about a wise consistency?
@@ThreadBomb I guess the point is not to restrict your thought based on prior statements, and ppl use a lot of ways to express themselves in the moment
The number of edits, sound effects and after-effects is so god tier. Please give Mudan 10x raise
It's the worst. Meme-tastic.
@@ThreadBomb The comment above is not about the theme of the edit though. It's about the effort and time Mudan put into adding those effects. As an editor too, that's really amazing.
Personally, I really don't like this - let's call it "zoomer"-style of editing. It's way too hyperactive and fast and it makes me feel burnt out after watching the video.
0.75 speed also didn't feel right, unfortunately.
But the work put into the editing is commendable nonetheless. It's just not my cup of tea.
On behalf of your North American viewers I feel like i need to clear this up - @ 6:45 Yams and sweet potatoes are two entirely different root vegetables. Apparently some Louisiana farmers back in the 19th century started to call their sweet potatoes "yams" as a marketing stunt and it just stuck around. An actual Yam is like 2x the size and looks like tree bark. Calling a sweet potato a yam is more of a regional affection, much of the country still calls them sweet potatoes.
I feel like Connor was genuinely offended that Chris didn't like the Pokemon crisp
Chris: what is Evangelion?
Connor: *has a breakdown*
That’s a pretty accurate description of Eva.
Sad shinji pose
@@joshricaborda1014 Endless cicada noises.
Believes in himself and Connor congratulates him
@@iantaakalla8180 Connor then *Screams in welsh* as Chris’s body is taken away by the paramedics cuz he’s having a heart attack.
Just destroyed a whole bag of doritos and a full can of beer watching this.
Thanks for the great content and just all around a great time! 🍻
Man I destroyed like 4 bags of takis watching this, and the spiciest bag of Japanese chips
my guy you posted this 10 minutes ago the video has only been out for 29 mins and its 32 mins long
So in like 10 minutes?
A pint or one of those baby cans?
@@AccursedWolves maybe he watches at 2x playback speed
Chris’ humor with Connor’s edits is a fantastic combination
or actually mudantv's edits, talented lad
These episodes are my very favourite. Just love watching Chris and Connor descend in to chaos.
They bring uk madness
Chris: "What's evangelion?"
Joey: *eyes turn laser red* "Target acquired."
Light Yagami: *Ah, a man of culture.*
I love how Chris inspects the chips/crisps before eating them. As if he’s a professional chip/crisp inspector.
Okay those Pokemon crisps are actually really cool
Oh hello patterrz :)
Bri'ish
I never knew Patterrz watched CDawgVA, certainly a sight to behold.
Go watch it
Educate Chris on how to not be a gen wunner
I'm convinced Connor and Chris are trying to speedrun life
also ah yes crisp broad and chipdawgva
in the best way possible
Theyre definitely doing that lmao
Next video:
I try every Japanese cigarette
Ok, guys ... who tells those "tater-thusiasts" that there won't be a new game + ...?
Connor: "... they had a collab with Evangelion"
Chrs: "Evangelion? I don´t know what that is"
All of Japan: *hissssssss*
Plot Twist, this was an intervention to get Chris to eat healthier by making him disgusted by crisps.
"Dear Chris-kun, you are FAT-desu!" X'D Tell me I'm not the only one who laughed way too much at that.
The Connor and Chris duo never gets old.
It's all just sarcasm and crisps.
Sarcasm and crisps- Britain at its finest
One of My absolute favourite duos in TH-cam
need to throw in a run of the mill american in there for fact checking. sheesh
@@KoIhara This comment of yours aged perfectly well with the introduction of Pete xD
@@NatzoXavier I believe I commented in response to the American response to eating sandwiches to chips. It’s not a common practice, but it’s okay 🤷♂️
It's really bold of Japan to think that the rest of the world doesn't have high quality potatoes, since most of the Western countries' food is BASED ON POTATOES. They're like rice for Japan!
Edit: Why're you talking about vaccines here, what it has to do with potatoes
Japanese people think they're superior in every way lmao. That's why they won't get the vaccine; they think it won't work on their superior genes (I'm not joking btw, this is entirely real).
That's how they think about a lot of things though.
@@moksha8473
I hope that’s the Karen part of the population.
Just like how we assume all Americans are Karen’s even though a LOT of them aren’t.
Please let it be like that
@@moksha8473 no they're just suspicious of western drugs and vaccines in general (since like really long in the past) because of the side effects. not exactly the same.
@@Delilah_Anne The vaccine uptake hasn't been great across all the age groups so I do think it's far more than 'just a few Karens'. Your surname is very common in Japan btw, perhaps you're more in the loop?
20:31
Chris: "I hate everything about it, but I want another one."
By far one of the funniest lines 🤣
Try every Japanese Soda. All the Ramune flavors including Octopus flavor.
…….Octopus flavored ramune? Like I get it, Japan do what they do and I’ve seen weirder shit but out of all things, octopus???
The saga of Connor and Chris both trying to actively destroy their bodies continues 😂😂
Also, all coolish flavors when? 👀
They are waiting for pete to be able to travel to japan to have the coolish episode
@Thx ❤ nobody will click that. Piss off.
I mean, it may look bad but personally I think these videos aren't much more unhealthy when someone just eat a regular bag of chips themselves. You only see Chis and Connor eat like 1-2 pieces of chips for each of these on camera
Is Connor paid by Ryotoro?! I swear, every time he's with Chris, it's like watching a murder plan unfold
The Pokemon crisps straight up turned Connor back into a 10 year old kid while bringing out Chris' inner 50 year old dad.
Connor’s soul died when Chris said he didn’t know what evangelion was.
It's the part of the Bible with Jesus, right?
Isnt it a bag of crisps
Possibly a sadistic idea that'll result in diabetes and high cholesterol but seeing a vid trying every dessert (cakes, purin and stuff) would be fun to watch
Connor: "Americans think putting chips (crisps) on sandwiches is the weirdest thing ever."
Me, an American: "False sir."
Idk what information Connor was looking at but most of the things he's said about Americans is so wrong lol
I honestly agree. I have watched him for a long time and every time he talks about America I’m just like “Huh? We do that? That’s nasty or that’s weird.”
I've always done this
Chips on sandwiches are good
Bbq chips on sandwiches ✌️
Chris is so british that Connor turns progressively more British by the end of the video. love it.
They both intensity their Britishness when there together
You can almost see how the English conquered Wales.
One could say that before this, Connor was .......hypo-BRITical ...
Extremely bad pun. I know. You're welcome.
You rally make it sound like a survival duo. One explores the physical area, one feeds the both of them.
Me, an American, being super confused when they say “it’s a thing British people do that Americans think is weird,” since I put chips on my sandwich occasionally. My father made my sandwiches like that. I think some kids I went to school with did this as well.
I'm American and I do this! Only with lunch meat, though. I would never do this with a tuna salad or egg salad sandwich.
I started doing it when I saw it in an episode of boy meets world when I was real young
I've always put chips in sandwiches too lol and also I've never called sweet potatoes, "yam"
@@nikkidinezza9596 exactly. But then again I can’t eat anything with egg or milk, so I’ve never tried but doesn’t sound appealing. I’d be afraid it’d make them too moist that you wouldn’t get that nice crunch.
@@Earle96 I currently live in Texas and haven’t heard anyone do this. I am from Ohio, where they always call them candied yams but use sweet potatoes. I think I read a comment saying the Southeast doesn’t, so it’s likely regional based where it occurs.
11:15 in America we have these. They are called bugles and their slogan is America's #1 finger hat. And it is marketed to do exactly what Cris is doing putting it on your finger
Cdawg: "im not the anime man"
Chris : "you are a rubbish man" 10:47 LMFAO
connor: i actually quite like it
chris: you need to sort yourself out
I cracked up at that part Lol
"When you have crisps, the best thing that goes with it is beer or tea" might be the most British thing I've heard
Edit: as someone living in Ireland, I feel very hurt by Japan calling foreign potatoes "inferior"
potatoes that caused the great famine, pretty inferior (this is just a joke)
I'm not surprised by the potato thing. Japan has their xenophobic reputation for a reason; it's quite tiring to learn about more & more of this kind of stuff...
In the Japanese mind anything not Japanese is inferior. Except suits maybe.
@@Wazzen563 And you are total arrogant fool for thinking that; but that being said it is true that most Japanese things are better than what most countries make, not all but most
@@handlesarefeckinstupid Well truth hurts, that is why they have the reputation of making the some of the best of the best
Opening the "condom packed" crisps, "pineapple teeth" and "walking talking ball of *" 🤣 The longer you watched, the better (and more drunk) it got. You two are the best 👍I give this video a 10/10.
For the next video i would love to see them trying one of these:
1. Every konbini bento
2. Every onigiri flavor
3. Every konbini sandwich
4. Every japanese sweets or candy
every tenga
@@theodoreyoshelle1901 patreon exclusive
@@theodoreyoshelle1901 Well Joey and Garnt already did that, but it would be funny to see Cris and Connor test them 😆
I'm thinking they should try Japanese soda. Let's see them melt their teeth.
@@klcvas45 hahaha their dentists would love that, more work for them 😅
Almost forgot, Conner's new year's resolution was to get in a colab with Chris. Turned out to be a big success.
Also, imma just say it, Chris and Connor's colab videos are the best ones, including the other two bois.
I love how both of the British accents get three times heavier when they do videos with each other compared to by themselves.
@@as95ms98 Do they? i literally cant tell
@@as95ms98 I know right? lmao
Chris is the unlockable fourth character of Trash Taste and nobody can convince me otherwise.
The unofficial official fourth member of Trash Taste, Chris abroad XD
Chris being "disrespectful" to Japanese snacks again like that bee larvae episode.
How much salt is he getting this time? :D
I can't believe how "disrespectful" he is.
What?! He doesn't like something from Japan!? What a terrible person
Chris talked shit about umeboshi, that is crossing the line! Calling them nature's Warheads like it's a bad thing....
I find it weird that any slight critisism is considered an insult (ish). I wonder what would happen if this kind of episodes would get to national japanese tv
Just the right amount of salt for those crisps, I presume. XD
It’s cute how Connor makes up American facts. Just to make us go “hey….wait a minute.” Anyway, my friends and I have been putting chips on our sandwiches for years. And I don’t know who says “yams.” Probably in another state but not in Michigan.
in texas the only time ive seen sweet potatoes called yams was the like thanksgiving ones with marshmellows on top.
yams and sweet potatoes are completely different, Google is your friend
Eyy, Michigan gang! Also, yams and sweet potatoes are different. Yams have a rough n’ brown skin with white flesh, are more starchy and dry, and come from the Caribbean. Meanwhile, sweet potatoes are smooth with orange skin and flesh, are more moist and sweet, and come from North America.
Imo, sweet potatoes are superior to yams. And they’re delicious when made into chips w/ maple flavor.
Yams was like a southern thing IF whatever state in the south even said that. That’s what I gathered anyways, I’ve never really heard it either.
@@shala_shashka yeah I've only heard them called yams by older people in more rural areas of the south and midwest. Most of us have heard them called yams, most of us would think of sweet potatoes if someone said yams, but most of us say sweet potatoes.
The name of Chris's next video: "I Spent 48 Hours In A Surgery Room| 6 Things To Do"
Lmao
Those "dough balls" are tamago boro (egg biscuits), not chips. So that's why they're sugary, they're technically a cookie.
They also have potato starch as one of the ingredients which makes it very crumbly and melt in your mouth, because it started out as and still can be used as baby food. A baby is less likely to choke on those because they melt very easily.
Not the exact same but I had some a while back but strawberry flavour. Very sweet and crumbly with the malt texture of inside a malteaser. Over all pretty good
7:03 "it looks like somebody had to draw Pringles from memory" that's actually Pringles' terrible new logo
The UK does actually have the cone things, walkers does them and theyre called bugles. BBQ flavour is amazing :P
We have Bugles in the U.S. too! I'm partial to the nacho cheese myself.
I also love the bbq ones too :)
Hot Buffalo is the secret, you're welcome.
Honestly, Chris and Connor eating Japanese vegetables does sound kinda cool
The Redemption arc of their health
Alright I’m now 100% convinced that Conor knows nothing about America
All he knows are Twinkies and mountain dew.
Connor: "I thought about it, and I realised. I can't read"
That's me in language class
Connor: they won’t import potato’s, for example Doritos
Doritos: are corn chips
I’m dead
We call them sweet potatoes in Alabama and yes there’s a difference to yams.
Source: My family used to be one of the largest sweet potato producers in the southern US.
used to being? mabey u should used to being an english teacher
@@FM-dm8xj fair play. It was very late and I was tired 😂
@@TheGreatSouthernYetiReviews ahaha i actually dont care about the grammar at all, im just tryna balance the comment sections crying about the same shi
also the jk was pretty funny lol
@@TheGreatSouthernYetiReviews Here's the thing Americans in the comments are missing: we call yams sweat potatoes in Europe. So yeah, from our perspective you sometimes call sweat potatoes yams.
No one cares
I feel like Connors trying to go against the grain that Japans the healthiest country lol
Spain >
Lmfao yeah
Connors's idea of how Americans think is so twisted lol. Since when did Americans think putting chips in a sandwich is weird?
I think he may be getting it confused with what Americans would call a French fry sandwich? maybe?
As a self proclaimed American it is weird. The hardest thing in a sandwich should be the bread and that's if you're eating a sub. The insides are soft vegetables fruits or meats. Putting crushed sharp fragments is peasant stuff and biting into that is how you tear your mouth open.
I literally just had a tuna sandwich w/ original lays in them.
@@panleya8464 you must have a figile mouth
@@panleya8464 hardest thing in a sandwich should be bread?
I love that Chris is doing the peak millenial thing by only recognising the original 1st Gen of Pokémon 😂
I have no clue where Connor gets his “facts” about America but it’s concerning to say the least
He probably gets them from non-Americans & takes the info at face value, lmao
I don't think he's ever met a real American lol
Same. Half the stuff he finds gross about Americans I have never even seen NORMAL people do or eat that. What he finds gross I find it gross too like cheese in hotdogs. 🤢 or cheese in a whip cream type of spray. I have never seen or heard of they before. But that’s nasty.🤮
@@angelinapaliferro9072 I used to like the cheese in hotdogs/bologna as a kid but now it’s just doesn’t right, but spray cheese is good as long as you just put some on a cracker as like a snack or something, granted I’m from Wisconsin so I like cheese a lot sooo
Oh sorry if I offended you. I am not a cheese person so things like that gross me out. I am from Illinois so maybe that’s why I have never heard of the cheese spray or has seen it.
I love how Connor slowly turns more and more British throughout the video
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Connors english accent actually DOES come out A LOT when he's with Chris 😆
Huh? He literally sounds exactly the same. Why would it come out more? They may have more english behavior when around each other but his accent doesn’t change at all.
Connor's not English, I'm pretty sure he's Welsh 😉
Oh boy did you just call a Welshman English? 😆
Some people are tone deaf and others are accent deaf.... It seems you can't recognize the existence of accents unless you have two jarringly different ones next to each other
It's funny you say that, because I always thought chris' accent came out.
"Nyan nyan nyan"
12:13
I almost choked with my tea, bro
😆😆😆
After Connor saying "all parts of the chicken taste the same" comment, I can no longer trust his taste buds in anything anymore
People make "candied yams" but Yams and sweet potatoes are different. Marketing errors made the synonymous but they are not the same. We definitely call them sweet potatoes though in the southeast US
yeah in Canada we definitely differentiate Sweet Potatoes and Yams. They're not the same!
YAM: Dry, starchy flesh, dark, bark-like skin
SWEET POTATO: Moist flesh, pretty big variation in colour (generally orange flesh), slick-like skin
I always thought it was the British calling sweet potatoes yams
I call them that, too!
I grew up in the Northwest and we were taught they were yams. They were even called yams on TV and in books.
Chris seems like such a dad friend 😂 and I live for it
He can read Japanese, he was a teacher, he has no idea what most common anime is, he gets onto Connor for smashing chips and yet ruins his table with crumbs
I laughed so many times my neighbor asked me to shut up by knocking on the wall lol.
I’ll never tire of Connor and Chris abusing their digestive tracts for our amusement.
Well done lads!
Those two lads on "hot ones".
And the HAVE to munch their way to the very end...
Connor- "is Consommé a Japanese soup?"... Erm, Connor, you must know Consommé is French, right? xD
Well no, he might just not know that. I didn’t
Hi there, French in the area xD. Actually this is not a dumb question when you're not a French speaker, because Consommé really sounds close to a Japanese word. French and Japanese have much closer pronunciations than many would think, French people included.
@@eireannClover Perhaps I'm just old then. In the UK, Consommé is very easy to see and buy in supermarkets. Surprised he's never heard of it before.
Classic Connor not knowing anything about food
Connor: ''consommé is a Japanese soup''
The French: ''Connor est annulé!''
“It doesn’t taste like anything… but the taste I do get…”
-CDawgVA 2020
Brits tho
*2021
14:03 WTF
Connor’s life goal is to turn chris into his webtoon form
Chris: This is too unhealthy.
Chris in the next scene: Where is my beer?
The more tired/drunk Chris gets the more sarcastic he becomes. Love it. It’s like a super power
FYI: Sweet potatoes and Yams are 2 different vegetables. Also, of the 2, sweet potatoes are better nutritionally.
@@informal_variant So are you saying that yams are the same as sweet potatoes or not?
I also had a hard time reading your comment, is English your first language?
yes Connor is talking out of his ass
@@informal_variant It’s a bit confusing because you used a double negative in your closing sentence
@@chugetnuget6230 They taste and look similar but they are different vegetables.
The ways Chris describe the crisp taste in Cdawg Channel is far better than he describing taste of food in his own channel.
"That's a wailord!"
"Wailord's not a real pokemon!"
....that's a sideways wobbuffet, my dude
I would pay a worrying amount of money to get an episode of "Our Man In Japan" with Conner and Chris. A crossover of James May, Conner and Chris would be second only to Sora getting into Smash.
Connor has to be a record holder for making the most incorrect/inaccurate statements about Americans. This video alone got him most of the way there 😂
I’m guessing the American expats in Japan are not quite the average types…
@@KoIhara expats?
Expatriates. In other words, Americans living outside the US.
@@KoIhara you mean immigrant?
@@Vaitria yes, immigrants from the perspective of Japanese people in Japan. It's all relative.
As an American, I can say that putting chips (or "crisps") in our sandwiches is common practice. I've been doing it my whole life.
@@KoIhara Scottish guy?
@@jimmyvanilla5285 oh, he just imitates Scottish accent. my bad.
@@KoIhara ?
@@KoIhara if you’re talking about Connor he’s welsh 😭
I have seen some people do it but I rarely see it.
Whos out here telling Connor all these lies. Ive never heard anyone call a sweet potato a yam and I don’t know anyone who dislikes some chips in a burger or sandwich while its not that common nobody hates it.
Bruh putting chips in sandwiches is totally common. Why do you think sandwich shops are always lined with chips.
"Is Consomme a Japanese soup?" He says while pronouncing a French word.
Connor once again flexing his lack of food knowledge when he brings up Doritos when talking about potatoes
flashbacks to connor’s chicken hot takes from trash taste 😭
I’ll take a potato chip……AND EAT IT!! Also don’t die Chris😭
"You're like a walking talking bull of s***"
You got that one right chris.
30:59
Lmao
Actually, please do "I try EVERY Japanese Vegetable ever", please.
crisp broad
Doritos are made of corn, not potatoes my dudes. But I wouldn't be surprised if Japan wanted to make them using their own corn XD Also excuse me? Chips (or crisps as you say) are amazing in sandwiches in the US. I don't know anyone who dislikes that.
Yea, I knew something was off when potatoes and doritos where in the same sentence.
Connor - “What does it taste like?”
Chris-“It tastes like punishment”
25:45 I wasn’t looking at the video when this part happened and I was thinking “haha, that would be a good spot for a gay pride flag based off what Chris said” and I rewound and found out Mudan actually did it, the madlad 😭😂
The yam confusion is real. In the south, we refer to sweet potatoes that are stewed or canned as “candied yams.” Apparently this comes from the fact that African slaves were looking for an alternative for yams in the new world and sweet potatoes were the closest thing that they could get. So, they used sweet potatoes as a substitute for yams in a lot of their traditional dishes and this (over the years) lead to a lot of people in the south referring to sweet potatoes as yams in a very general sense.
Yup. I learned about that from the Netflix docuseries, “High on the Hog.”
I am sorry but yams and sweet potatoes are not the same. Yams have a stringy exterior, very nasty. I am from the south and no one I know, from North Carolina to Baton Rogue calls a sweet potato a yam. There may be so small location that does but I have never knowingly met someone from there.
@@doghair5403 I’ve heard them called “candied” yams here in California, but I was super confused when they said we call yams sweet potatoes lol. There are yams and sweet potatoes in the US right? I’m not crazy? Lmao
@@doghair5403 Also from the south, literally everyone calls them sweet potatoes.
@@doghair5403 Same, north east here and no one from Maine to New York calls sweet potatoes yams. They're two different things.