When you mentioned you had a castle in Kentucky I had to Google it. Then I laughed, it was built in 1969. My parents house is 100 years older than that :D
I'm from the UK but been to Coachella twice. I've also been to numerous UK festivals yearly and Glastonbury is not only bigger with just over 200,000 people to coachellas 125,000. Its also just a much better atmosphere all round. Coachella is definitely a great experience but yea Glastonbury is still today the biggest greenfield festival in the world.
@@lilme7052 typically more American artist naturally. There is a mixture but yea the dance music area is huge and is probably 1 of the biggest draws there. The UK festivals tend to have the bigger artists at them compared to Coachella.
Xbd games - I remember in the 90's lots of posters and flyers all over the place at Glastonbury says 'No Dance Music At Glastonbury'. Back in the days when you could get into the festival for free. Going either over or under the fence. I went 6 times, didn't pay once.
Creamfields of you ask me lol I live 8 miles away by straight line and you can genuinely feel the Bass lines in your chest 7 mike's away what a sound setup they have there
I saw this on twitter the other day… but the biggest difference between the US and the UK is the British think 100 miles is a long way, whereas Americans think 100 years is a long time
Glastonbury isn’t like coachella. 210k attendance, not counting people working it. Over 900 acres. Over 100 stages, music, circus, comedy, art, etc. Going to my 10th this year, I have a friend who comes over from California each year. It is its own little world
The music of 'The Star Spangled Banner' is also a British tune originating in a London gentleman's club. The words are clearly American but the music was 'borrowed'
FYI, there is an old town called Sandwich in the county of Kent (south-east England). The Earl of Sandwich was addicted to gambling and was often at the tables for hours on end, without stopping to eat. One day, he asked to be brought a slice of beef between two slices of bread and so this snack was named after him. Congratulations on 10K subscribers (including me). BTW, Harvard was founded by one of ours, John Harvard married the daughter of the Rector of Ringmer (a village 12 miles from my house) just before he left for the colonies. Keep up the great videos........................................the ancient Englishman.
The game called "Rounders" is what Baseball ⚾️ comes from, originally it was called Base ball. Rounders is played in UK Primary schools, consists of 4 bases, the batter hits the ball then has to run round the bases before the ball is caught by the fielders, who will touch the base with the ball to catch the batter out.
UK history... We visited from NZ in the Downunderlands. Taken to the home of friends of family there, and it had a working clock that was older than European settlement in Aotearoa New Zealand.
After the Harry Potter books try Terry Pratchetts Discworld series starring with The Colour Of Magic followed by The Light Fantastic. You can jump in with any others because they sort of stand alone except the first two as mentioned. But reading them in order is better because the characters do develop. There are only 41....I've read them twice (guilty pleasure).
Love the discworld books but really struggle with COM & LF. Not really taken with Rincewind. Personally would start with Equal Rites or Mort. Or better still just jump straight to the watch with Guards Guards
You do know that a castle doesn't have double glazing, an airport out back and showers with hot running water? I bet your oldest castles had them installed from new! Loved the video by the way.
You've never seen Monty Python and The Holy Grail? STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING IMMEDIATELY and go and watch it. Then watch Life of Brian. Round off with Faulty Towers.
Forget castles. If you want a great example of how old Britain is compared to the US, the oldest colony in America is Jamestown, Virginia, founded in 1607. By 1606, Shakespeare had already written 34 plays.
@@claregale9011 yep! I thank god for women like posie Parker, Kevin Samuels, lotus eaters and good old donald trump to name just a few. Western democracies are being led by weak woke leaders.
@@tobytaylor2154 spot on. I’m 68 and seen some absolute rogue governments in my time,but this lot and the opposition are the worst by some distance. In fact,the whole house of corruption,oops,I mean commons (about as common as a 100% expense account for the rest of us) I,like many others who are proud of our history good or bad,are considered “racist” and now politically homeless. I hope I’m around to see an uprising from the silent majority,our history is littered with social change and uprising. It’s time for another. 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
YAY, another Anna & JT, reaction to watch.. AND *WELL DONE GUYS* up to 10K already.. Bravo 'young 'uns' (I'm 60 ;) ) Glad you're enjoying HP Anna, there is *so much more* in the books to enjoy. My heartiest best wishes to you both and the pooches, from Wales.
You do realise the irony of what you said about Brits playing villains? "Give the villain a British Accent, and he's a better villain..." All FIVE of the examples you had yet (at the rime) seen in the original video were performances by Brits NOT using a British accent: Alan Rickman with a German Accent, Jeremy Irons ALSO with a German Accent, Gary Oldman with various accents INCLUDING a spot-on SOUTHERN AMERICAN accent (The others were "generic historical" Eastern European and spot-on Russian) On another point, I love the fact that Anna seems to already be very-well versed in UK culture, even if she didn't realise it earlier. Oh, and congratulations on reaching 10K which I believe has happened since I started writing this comment (with edits, I'll admit.)
What you guys have to remember is that the brits colonised pretty much the whole east coast of america and some of the neibouring states so naturally the sports carried over. But were tweaked over the years as ruby came from soccer and american football was originally ruby that changed over the course of time. Baseball was founded in the 18th century england and became popularised in 19th america
Well done on the 10k subs to you both, over here in the UK we have over 4000 castles! Mind some of them are just piles of stones now and Trainspotting is a must to watch!
I only found this out recently, Apple pie comes from here to. Baseball started off from the ball game called Rounders. I know we invented a lot of sports but we're also crap at playing them.
Was the video produced when we had three prime ministers in as many months, and one was outlasted by a lettuce? I regularly watched the lettuce on youtube too, to see who would win.
Don't forget history didn't begin in North America when Europeans arrived - there were millions of native Americans living there for a long, long time....
OMG you've never seen Monty Python??? Please please please react to Monty Python Life of Brian specifcally the Biggus Dickus part. I promise you will be crying with laughter.
Neither of you have watched Monty Python!!! :o For your own funny bones please check out all the films. The Holy Grail, Life of brian, and The Meaning Of Life. I promise you'll have fun watching them..And Books. If you're into fantasy/comedy stuff. Terry Pratchet, and Douglas Adams
Bro you and and Anna need to watch Monty Pythons LIFE OF BRIAN and MP's HOLY GRAIL. MP's meaning of life isnt bad but not a film i would recommend. And Anna needs to watch Die hard, still cant believe she hasnt watched the Die Hard film. Well 1 and 2 anyway the other die hard was shite
come on anna JT, ...JT you watch all the stuff on your channel, you know we good at everything. drinking history pubs food curries lol, keep up the good content, loving the channel sean from the UK
Just so you know, you've got the TH-cam Telegram scammers hitting your comments, most of us know this is just a scam but for those that don't maybe put something on your Community Posts.
Yes, Glastonbury is bigger than Coachella. It’s the biggest greenfield festival in the world, and it’s much older. In terms of attendance numbers, Glastonbury is over three days, and Coachella is over four I believe, but Glastonbury’s total is a lot more.
Hahaha my grandad is zak dingle (emerdale) the old man in the flat cap that punched the other guy then got pushed over. Was not expecting to see him while watching this video :)
Anna JT, talking About oxford and cambridge uni, i worked with a chinese brother an sister over her in the UK, at uni, they were allowed to work 20 hours a week on there visa They told me, to have there degree from english uni, it could be any uni, durham, sunderland the many around the country The prestige that gave them returning home looking for work, could be the difference, one getting the job, but a much higher salary, compared to other uni;s from different parts on europe, i cant speak for america as i know nothing about your education system
Anna, if you're after a good book recommendation, a classic you could try out is three men in a boat by Jerome K Jerome - it might take a little effort to get into the groove of the victorian era language but it's very, very english & a lot of the humour is observations about human nature & holds up very well today, showing that people really haven't changed all that much.
America has 1 castle How about... 427 castles... In Wales alone 44 of which are maintained tourist destinations there's a reason Wales is sometimes called the land of castles
Funny seeing one of the UK shows (Emmerdale), which was originally filmed on my father in laws farm, and I've fimed in the series also. They had a donkey on the television farm called Hamish, that was named after my father in law as a joke, took him a while to see the funny side of it 😂😂
Hay Anna. 4 of my favourite Authors. 1. Sherlock Holmes. By sir Arthur Conan Doyle. first published In 1887. 2. Steven king. 3. James herbert. 4. John Wyndham. either fiction or non fiction books. If you like reading you might want to check out these books. from 🇬🇧👍👍 an old cockney gal
A friend who like me is British has said that he likes the US Office over the original british version. He said that having actually worked in an office the characters are too close to reality and excruciatingly painful for him to watch.
(10:05) AND did you know that _All in the Family_ was a remake of a famous British sitcom? It was called _Til Death Us Do Part_ ...and starred (amongst others) Tony Blair's (the UK Prime Minister's) Father-in-Law in the Rob Reiner role as the live-in daughter's husband.
I don’t know about bigger but I bet our festivals are more mental. Look for some videos under the term “only at Leeds fest” or something like that. Leeds fest is the one closes to me, some tight messy activities go down at musical festivals in the uk 😂
I’m old. But I was present at the Isle of Wight 1970 shebang aged 16,and I went with me mum! I saw Jimi Hendrix,The Doors,The mighty Who,Santana,Moody Blues etc etc Trust me mate,you don’t know what a mental festival is compared to that life-changing weekend. The things I saw and the things that happened would curl your neck never mind your hair.
Is it just me, or does anyone else think this channel should be called Maggie & Charleigh, or maybe, Maggie and Charleigh's favourite friends & hangouts? 😂😂
The Ricky Gervais Show. (10:04, that's Ricky Gervais, the creator of The Office). I guarantee Karl Pilkington will become your favourite person. Also doing that show will bring in new viewers, it's the best comedy series (podcast) in your lifetime. You'll wonder why you didn't do it sooner after 10mins of Ep.1
JT, if you want to be thrown into a deep end of slang and accents imo the films snatch and lock stock and two smoking barrels will bend your brain until it snaps. Especially lock stock’s scene in the Samoan pub and any thing in snatch said by one punch Micky. I’m English myself and there have been moments where I’ve needed subtitles to work out what’s being said. ‘Periwinkle blue, boys’
When you mentioned you had a castle in Kentucky I had to Google it. Then I laughed, it was built in 1969. My parents house is 100 years older than that :D
I was 4 years old.
LOL yeah I've commented to JT before that I grew up in a house older than the United States.
I live in a house older than that !
Wow 😂
Geez. There's a house at the end of my road for the 1600s. Just a regular house. That would probably be a museum in America.
I'm from the UK but been to Coachella twice. I've also been to numerous UK festivals yearly and Glastonbury is not only bigger with just over 200,000 people to coachellas 125,000. Its also just a much better atmosphere all round.
Coachella is definitely a great experience but yea Glastonbury is still today the biggest greenfield festival in the world.
Is coachella all dance music ? where as Glastonbury is more indie?
@@lilme7052 typically more American artist naturally. There is a mixture but yea the dance music area is huge and is probably 1 of the biggest draws there.
The UK festivals tend to have the bigger artists at them compared to Coachella.
@@SelfMade717 Thank you.
Xbd games - I remember in the 90's lots of posters and flyers all over the place at Glastonbury says 'No Dance Music At Glastonbury'.
Back in the days when you could get into the festival for free. Going either over or under the fence.
I went 6 times, didn't pay once.
Creamfields of you ask me lol
I live 8 miles away by straight line and you can genuinely feel the Bass lines in your chest 7 mike's away what a sound setup they have there
I saw this on twitter the other day… but the biggest difference between the US and the UK is the British think 100 miles is a long way, whereas Americans think 100 years is a long time
Lol! That's a cracker!
You're both great, often Americans are defensive when comparisons are made with other countries but you admit defeat with grace
Glastonbury isn’t like coachella. 210k attendance, not counting people working it. Over 900 acres. Over 100 stages, music, circus, comedy, art, etc. Going to my 10th this year, I have a friend who comes over from California each year. It is its own little world
It’s lovely to see Anna coming out of her shell more. You really are a wonderful couple. Love this channel 😀😀
The music of 'The Star Spangled Banner' is also a British tune originating in a London gentleman's club. The words are clearly American but the music was 'borrowed'
FYI, there is an old town called Sandwich in the county of Kent (south-east England). The Earl of Sandwich was addicted to gambling and was often at the tables
for hours on end, without stopping to eat. One day, he asked to be brought a slice of beef between two slices of bread and so this snack was named after him.
Congratulations on 10K subscribers (including me). BTW, Harvard was founded by one of ours, John Harvard married the daughter of the Rector of Ringmer
(a village 12 miles from my house) just before he left for the colonies. Keep up the great videos........................................the ancient Englishman.
strange that sandwich is right next to ham, for real
Aw romance isn’t dead, “I’m bald,” says Anna, “ah you have a little something up there but you smell”, says jt😂, should be put in a valentines card
Add this to the list of Carlton Cards.
Anna: I took a shower.
JT: Yeah Yesterday.
True love.
I am sure '..a little revenge' will dealt by Anna under the duvet later, via a casual 'dutch ovening' poot...
Star spangled banner is a British drinking song ...you robbed that too 😂👍
And your 1st President was too =-P
Only the music as the US lyrics were written during the AWI
Just to blow your mind a bit - when I lived in Kent, my local pub was The Little Gem - it was built in 1170...
The game called "Rounders" is what Baseball ⚾️ comes from, originally it was called Base ball. Rounders is played in UK Primary schools, consists of 4 bases, the batter hits the ball then has to run round the bases before the ball is caught by the fielders, who will touch the base with the ball to catch the batter out.
Actually is was a Celtic game before it was 'rounders'
And it's mainly played by girls. :)
You are correct to love British music. ❤️
UK history... We visited from NZ in the Downunderlands. Taken to the home of friends of family there, and it had a working clock that was older than European settlement in Aotearoa New Zealand.
After the Harry Potter books try Terry Pratchetts Discworld series starring with The Colour Of Magic followed by The Light Fantastic. You can jump in with any others because they sort of stand alone except the first two as mentioned. But reading them in order is better because the characters do develop. There are only 41....I've read them twice (guilty pleasure).
Love the discworld books but really struggle with COM & LF. Not really taken with Rincewind. Personally would start with Equal Rites or Mort. Or better still just jump straight to the watch with Guards Guards
@@marktaylor2056 Mort is one of my favourites.
@@VC-gt8fv hard to pin a favourite for me, saying that Hogfather, Going Postal and Making Money are stand out.
In Scotland we have a tree, yes a tree that’s reputedly between 2,000 and 3,000 years old. Pretty mind blowing.
We called baseball "rounders" when I was in school
loved Rounders
Missed football, it was invented here UK
You do know that a castle doesn't have double glazing, an airport out back and showers with hot running water? I bet your oldest castles had them installed from new! Loved the video by the way.
You've never seen Monty Python and The Holy Grail? STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING IMMEDIATELY and go and watch it.
Then watch Life of Brian.
Round off with Faulty Towers.
Forget castles. If you want a great example of how old Britain is compared to the US, the oldest colony in America is Jamestown, Virginia, founded in 1607. By 1606, Shakespeare had already written 34 plays.
Wouldn’t be an Anna and JT video without a guest appearance from Maggie and Charlie. 😊
Anna deserves to be an honourary Brit ! you have such a british vibe sometimes lmao
We are bloody good at preserving our traditions and ancient buildings. 🙂❤
Buildings yes, the rest is currently being dismantled, including civil rights.
@@tobytaylor2154 shame .
@@claregale9011 yep! I thank god for women like posie Parker, Kevin Samuels, lotus eaters and good old donald trump to name just a few. Western democracies are being led by weak woke leaders.
Although the woke mob trying their hardest to cancel it all!
@@tobytaylor2154 spot on.
I’m 68 and seen some absolute rogue governments in my time,but this lot and the opposition are the worst by some distance.
In fact,the whole house of corruption,oops,I mean commons (about as common as a 100% expense account for the rest of us)
I,like many others who are proud of our history good or bad,are considered “racist” and now politically homeless.
I hope I’m around to see an uprising from the silent majority,our history is littered with social change and uprising.
It’s time for another.
🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Loving your new channel! Anna is too adorable. You know you need to marry that woman JT! Keep being awesome!🇬🇧🇬🇧💗
Anna you must try reading Terry pratchett. The wee free men is a good one to start with
What is wrong with the cover art?
The 'Colour of Magic' is where to start. It sets the scene for every book that came later.
YAY, another Anna & JT, reaction to watch.. AND *WELL DONE GUYS* up to 10K already.. Bravo 'young 'uns' (I'm 60 ;) )
Glad you're enjoying HP Anna, there is *so much more* in the books to enjoy.
My heartiest best wishes to you both and the pooches, from Wales.
02:47 thing is though, neither Alan Rickman (German accent) or Gary Oldman (Romanian, American, Russian) had British accents in those films 😁😁
It was just about playing Hollywood bad guys. I checked that too.;)
Reacts to every country England has invaded visualised
You do realise the irony of what you said about Brits playing villains? "Give the villain a British Accent, and he's a better villain..." All FIVE of the examples you had yet (at the rime) seen in the original video were performances by Brits NOT using a British accent: Alan Rickman with a German Accent, Jeremy Irons ALSO with a German Accent, Gary Oldman with various accents INCLUDING a spot-on SOUTHERN AMERICAN accent (The others were "generic historical" Eastern European and spot-on Russian)
On another point, I love the fact that Anna seems to already be very-well versed in UK culture, even if she didn't realise it earlier.
Oh, and congratulations on reaching 10K which I believe has happened since I started writing this comment (with edits, I'll admit.)
Absolutely bloody love the new channel old chap,
Bloody brilliant 👏
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This YT vid is fun - 'Top 10 Things America Stole from Britain'
What you guys have to remember is that the brits colonised pretty much the whole east coast of america and some of the neibouring states so naturally the sports carried over. But were tweaked over the years as ruby came from soccer and american football was originally ruby that changed over the course of time. Baseball was founded in the 18th century england and became popularised in 19th america
Well done on the 10k subs to you both, over here in the UK we have over 4000 castles! Mind some of them are just piles of stones now and Trainspotting is a must to watch!
'Trainspotting is only a must..'
...if you like, are curious about, or have an interest in injectable drugs...
We’ve punched above our weight for so long now that we’ve all got 10foot arms.
Is any of this actually taught in American schools?
Cocney no its all.about..America
Yes! Baseball, we call it rounders and it's played by girls 🤣
I never thought of that but I guess it is!? wow. The lads played cricket or something .
I love that Oxford university is older than the United States
It's also older than the Aztec empire.
My parents' house is older than the US.
@@AlexanderWright1 wow that's crazy
Blimey Charlie we have a few local pubs which are older than the US!?!
Baseball was taken from the UK version of Rounders, which is usually played at primary school.
you guys need monty python in your lives 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I only found this out recently, Apple pie comes from here to. Baseball started off from the ball game called Rounders. I know we invented a lot of sports but we're also crap at playing them.
Tell that to the British Olympic team that regularly comes near to the top of the medal table. Only topped by the USA and China.
Baseball is our Rounders which is generally played by kids nowadays
gotta say my favourite part is when the presenter uses sarcasm as a joke, 9:28, and no one notices 😂
Was the video produced when we had three prime ministers in as many months, and one was outlasted by a lettuce? I regularly watched the lettuce on youtube too, to see who would win.
I don’t call an Island that’s 1450 km long small. Actually the UK has 245,000 sq km which is the size of 26 Yellow Stone national parks. Not small.
Should do a reaction to Bottom.
I can't beleive they leave Led Zeppelin off that list.
Don't forget history didn't begin in North America when Europeans arrived - there were millions of native Americans living there for a long, long time....
Anna as you said you like jk Rowling and tolken have you tried reading Terry pratchett's disc world books
Can also highly recommend them to anyone and everyone.
Thriving economy? Stable political leadership? Now those were BRILLIANT examples of British sarcasm!!
I'm shocked that Anna hasn't seen Die Hard! I think you should branch out into movie reaction videos, they are very popular currently.
Came here to check someone had suggested this haha, and possibly the American Office, but there’s heaps.
Die Hard is not an Xmas movie before anybody kicks off😂!?!
@@thomasherrin6798But some people like to watch it at that time. Where's the harm in that?
OMG you've never seen Monty Python??? Please please please react to Monty Python Life of Brian specifcally the Biggus Dickus part. I promise you will be crying with laughter.
If you haven’t yet, you guys should watch the film, Train spotting.
Stormzy=💩
I know Anna's American, but as a brit I have to say she's got to be 100% English, genetically, her mentality and everything, just saying lol
Everyone knows that the best version of Cats isn’t from the West End or from Broadway. But from Hollywood.
😂 😹
Neither of you have watched Monty Python!!! :o For your own funny bones please check out all the films. The Holy Grail, Life of brian, and The Meaning Of Life. I promise you'll have fun watching them..And Books. If you're into fantasy/comedy stuff. Terry Pratchet, and Douglas Adams
In the Villains section, you realise that the guy in the Uniform in Richard III is Gandalf in LotR asnd The Hobbit?
Bro you and and Anna need to watch Monty Pythons LIFE OF BRIAN and MP's HOLY GRAIL. MP's meaning of life isnt bad but not a film i would recommend. And Anna needs to watch Die hard, still cant believe she hasnt watched the Die Hard film. Well 1 and 2 anyway the other die hard was shite
That is NOT a castle!! It is a building that we would call a 'folly' (i.e. pretending to be something it very much isn't).
I used to do audio work for Sir Ian McKellen. Lovely guy but the worst taste in shirts, EVAH! :P
Re the music. Sorry about Coldplay.
come on anna JT, ...JT you watch all the stuff on your channel, you know we good at everything.
drinking
history
pubs
food
curries
lol, keep up the good content, loving the channel
sean from the UK
Crazy you guys only got one castle there, loads of them in Wales literally 3 different castles within 10miles of my house😂😂
Anna is impressive, just think an American who reads😂😂
Harsh........but fair.
Dude, my local pub is older than your entire country, its 401 years old.
Just so you know, you've got the TH-cam Telegram scammers hitting your comments, most of us know this is just a scam but for those that don't maybe put something on your Community Posts.
Yes, Glastonbury is bigger than Coachella. It’s the biggest greenfield festival in the world, and it’s much older. In terms of attendance numbers, Glastonbury is over three days, and Coachella is over four I believe, but Glastonbury’s total is a lot more.
Glastonbury been since 70’s n now has around 250,000 - 300,000 attend lol
American Football 🏈, Came from English Rugby 🏉. as well.
JT just to let you know man to man There is no such thing as a British accent Britian has 5 accents Scottish Welsh Northern Irish and English
Kentucky castle 😂
We have over 4,000 castles over here.
You actually have TWO castles then.
Yours,and that one in Disneyland. 🤔😂😂😂
Doesn't Disney also have one in California?
Hahaha my grandad is zak dingle (emerdale) the old man in the flat cap that punched the other guy then got pushed over. Was not expecting to see him while watching this video :)
Kentucky castle is modern, not even 100 years old - not sure it even counts as a castle as they were built to protect - not to have a spa day.
You need to research boomtown festival
Omg please react to monty python or Blackadder
Anna JT, talking About oxford and cambridge uni, i worked with a chinese brother an sister over her in the UK, at uni, they were allowed to work 20 hours a week on there visa
They told me, to have there degree from english uni, it could be any uni, durham, sunderland the many around the country
The prestige that gave them returning home looking for work, could be the difference, one getting the job, but a much higher salary, compared to other uni;s from different parts on europe, i cant speak for america as i know nothing about your education system
And the other thing we are great at is pomp and ceremony.
You both need to watch Monty Python film's you'd really enjoy their silliness n strange humour!😁🤣✌️
“Never seen Monty Python”
🤔😶😲
You two are so funny, Anna and JT are not bad either!
Anna, if you're after a good book recommendation, a classic you could try out is three men in a boat by Jerome K Jerome - it might take a little effort to get into the groove of the victorian era language but it's very, very english & a lot of the humour is observations about human nature & holds up very well today, showing that people really haven't changed all that much.
7:14 - Except... we call baseball 'Rounders', and it's a game for schoolkids.
rounders and baseball are 2 completely different games
America has 1 castle
How about... 427 castles... In Wales alone 44 of which are maintained tourist destinations there's a reason Wales is sometimes called the land of castles
Maybe do a tour of the castle on JT outdoors, been a while 👍
Don’t forget the Disney castle you guys have… 😂
lol
Oh, please watch any of the python movies, they’re all great, & I suppose very British 🤗
Funny seeing one of the UK shows (Emmerdale), which was originally filmed on my father in laws farm, and I've fimed in the series also. They had a donkey on the television farm called Hamish, that was named after my father in law as a joke, took him a while to see the funny side of it 😂😂
Americans like having Brits play the bad guy, because they find intelligence intimidating ;)
Hay Anna. 4 of my favourite Authors. 1. Sherlock Holmes. By sir Arthur Conan Doyle. first published In 1887. 2. Steven king. 3. James herbert. 4. John Wyndham. either fiction or non fiction books. If you like reading you might want to check out these books. from 🇬🇧👍👍 an old cockney gal
According to a few other American TH-camr's who also do reaction videos, they prefer the UK version of The Office!
A friend who like me is British has said that he likes the US Office over the original british version. He said that having actually worked in an office the characters are too close to reality and excruciatingly painful for him to watch.
I'm American, don't like either of them. Of course, I don't like the office cubicle setting! Boring to me 😴
@@timothyreel716 made me chuckle! 😂
@@gleadhill79 😂
Yeah I'm British and prefer the American version, there's also a lot more seasons of it.
(10:05) AND did you know that _All in the Family_ was a remake of a famous British sitcom?
It was called _Til Death Us Do Part_
...and starred (amongst others) Tony Blair's (the UK Prime Minister's) Father-in-Law in the Rob Reiner role as the live-in daughter's husband.
Anna, Narnia books, Gormenghast trilogy, Dr Norrell and Mr Strange - wonderful believable fantasies.
Is anna getting a british themed tattoo at 100k 👌
I have wooden beams in my house older than the US. Lol
Try watching inbetweeners 🤣✨
I don’t know about bigger but I bet our festivals are more mental. Look for some videos under the term “only at Leeds fest” or something like that. Leeds fest is the one closes to me, some tight messy activities go down at musical festivals in the uk 😂
Glasto is the biggest greenfield and performing arts festival in the world by attendance with 200,000 attendees last year
I’m old.
But I was present at the Isle of Wight 1970 shebang aged 16,and I went with me mum!
I saw Jimi Hendrix,The Doors,The mighty Who,Santana,Moody Blues etc etc
Trust me mate,you don’t know what a mental festival is compared to that life-changing weekend.
The things I saw and the things that happened would curl your neck never mind your hair.
I'm from the UK, and I have a small copper engraved map of my home county on my wall from 1627. That is from before the forming of the US 😅.
Also we good at insults
Is it just me, or does anyone else think this channel should be called Maggie & Charleigh, or maybe, Maggie and Charleigh's favourite friends & hangouts? 😂😂
So, movies that Anna hasn't seen...🤔 JT, that content for years!!!😍
The Ricky Gervais Show. (10:04, that's Ricky Gervais, the creator of The Office). I guarantee Karl Pilkington will become your favourite person. Also doing that show will bring in new viewers, it's the best comedy series (podcast) in your lifetime.
You'll wonder why you didn't do it sooner after 10mins of Ep.1
JT, if you want to be thrown into a deep end of slang and accents imo the films snatch and lock stock and two smoking barrels will bend your brain until it snaps. Especially lock stock’s scene in the Samoan pub and any thing in snatch said by one punch Micky. I’m English myself and there have been moments where I’ve needed subtitles to work out what’s being said.
‘Periwinkle blue, boys’