For the England tuition fee: it's the highest and it was protested a lot in the early 2010s. However, people don't need to pay back their loans until they earn over £21k a year (this amount changes). If you don't pay it by 30 years it gets removed or if you go abroad for 5 years. This is a simplified version ofc but most people don't pay it tbh
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket but if they stay working in the UK the government makes bank, most sides aren’t too dissatisfied with it as the debt can in no way cripple a person financially.
@@maxdavis7722 the government does not make any money from these loans because the interest rate is below inflation rate so they're actually losing money on these loans.
the fact PWA got Sweden and Switzerland mixed up and had Sweden make the mistake is hilarious to me and the fact he's not American makes it even funnier
The research on that channel seems really shoddy. They thought average height in denmark was 5ft and didn't even think twice and even finished animating it.
He did it to make dumbass Americans understand that Liechtenstein is located between Switzerland and Austria, not Sweden and Australia, since those dumbasses always get those countries mixed up.
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 "Monsieur Gènèral, Monsieur Gènèral! The Germans are attacking through the Ardennes with a massive mechanized force and air superiority! What are we going to do?" "Dammit! If this war goes on for years, we will suffer numerous defeats! This will ruin our battle statistics!! We can't let that happen! The British would make fun of us for decades to come! Immediately surrender the entire country at once so it only counts as a single lost battle!" "Oui Monsieur Gènèral! Your strategic genius never stops to amaze me." * shortly after in the German headquarters * "Sir, ze French have surrendered. How are we going to boost our battle statistics now?!" "Scheisse! Attack ze Soviets."
16:29 This is just an educated guess, so take it with a grain of salt. There is a rule in biology that's called Bergmann's rule. An oversimplified summary is, that a species gets bigger the higher it lives up north. This is because a larger body has a better ratio of surface to volume and is therefore better at retaining temperature. The most frequently named examples are bears. Black bears, further north grizzlies and polar bears in the very north. Since Europe is pretty far up north (Germany is roughly at the same latitude as Saskatchewan) and went through colder periods in the past, humans might have evolved larger to retain body temperature more efficiently.
For animal biology, which evolves over long periods of time within a consistent geographical region, this is accurate. Bears, rabbits, foxes, wolves, sharks, ect. For humans, the time periods are shorter and we move around more, so it's more of a consistent trend. The average for India and Italy is lower than the Average for Norway and Sweden, but only by a few percent.
@@ianjackson4721 Large parts of Saskatchewan go further north and parts of Germany go further south. But they are roughly at the same latitude. And here where I live in Germany, we didn't even have snow once this winter. It only goes below 0°C at night. It's all due to the Atlantic's Gulf Stream. I just read the Wikipedia article. It said it transports 1,5 Petawatt (1,5 x10^15 W) of warmth to northern Europe. As much as a million of our most powerful nuclear reactors with 1000 Megawatt each.
@@Mr.Bellafante Maybe those last few inches/cm are determined by environmental factors rather than by genetics. Europe is not just high up north but also surrounded by oceans. Winters are cold (compared to the equatorial region) but it doesn't get very hot in the summer either. North America and Asia have continental climate zones with very cold winters but also very hot summers. From a physiological standpoint, it might not make sense for an inhabitant of Siberia to grow very tall/big because of the hot summers. The climate is too diverse for people to put all their skill points into body temperature retention, so to speak...
I paid zero in Brazil for my first 2 years of art college ( before i moved back) but I have dual citizenship. I was born in Rio. My college didn't ask us to pay a tuition, just cost of books and resources. Dorms were minimal rent too.
I have not watched PWA possibly due to my laziness, i will watch them though after i have seen this amazing video! These scaling animations look greatly produced and are actually informative!
7:47 and this is a guess. The real number is far higher. Keep in mind this is based off an estimate from registered firearms. More states don’t register firearms, than do. And where I’m from in the US it’s not uncommon for an individual to own what many would describe as an arsenal. If Admiral Yamamoto didn’t say the, “behind every blade of grass” quote. Whoever did hit the nail on the head.
Another thing to note about the gun video is that at least in Norway, the guns we have are quite different. Civilians that aren’t registered hunters or sport shooters can’t have semi automatic guns, and no civilian is allowed to own an automatic gun. (Some exceptions with collectors items) This means that people that aren’t trained and that have not taken a gun safety exam generally only own air pressure guns. Also in big cities there’s basically no guns at all and self defense firearms are extremely uncommon. The video makes it seem like a lot more people have guns in Norway than they actually do. The only people I know to have firearms are either hunters or people that own air pressure guns that wouldn’t really hurt you all that bad even if you got shot. Even the police in Norway rarely carry guns.
Tip: when playing territorial IO make sure to conserve your troops and not send as more than a third of your troops. In the early game, wait for the first troop cycle to end before attacking, don’t go all out because you overspread yourself without troops. Instead of wanting high interest, before attacking a larger or similar-sized opponent, wait for red interest. Hope this helps!
The age of countries is really a matter of perception. for example germany and italy were "created" when their sub-parts united, each of them melting some of themselves in the bigger structure. France is different because it has almost always grew by absorbing or vassalizing smaller regions, thus despite the various regime changes, from the first frankish kingdom to modern france, there was always an entity holding the name and legacy of the franks which never melted itself into something bigger. Most countries could claim to be older than they are seen as, but the issue is that many places owe their current borders and internal structure to their former colonizers, for for example it is hard to say modern egypt is a continuation to pre-colonial egypt because pre-colonial egypt is somewhat unclear (plus it was a sub-part of the ottoman empire).
In Russia, McDonald's is 3 (fake mcdonald logo). In Australia, we have Macca's. In USA, we have underwater McDonald's in every single town or city, in Czech republic, we have MCDONALD IN 5 CITIES
I think it was indeed Poland, those country balls are called "Polandballs" and started as a meme puting the polidh flag upside down. You can check that Poland has the military victories told in this video :)
So are they not gonna put Spain on the video about speed connections? Our average 272,6mbps.... My Internet contract is 10Gbs. Where are they getting their data? 😂😂😂
The whole idea of "Nation State" as opposed to a "Civilization State" is a Eurocentric concept which comprised of smaller city states in ancient times comparable to several smaller regional kingdoms/dynasties of India. There is cultural continuum since several thousands of years for India and partially China since communist parties don't really celebrate their ancient traditions much.
High speed internet is a top priority in liechtenstein because of the money launderers based over there. Switzerland in comparison is just a choir kid under a magnifying glass ( you have the impression it's the biggest, but it's just a great diversion ).
I've got a challenge for u Drew, Guess where I live (country) Up here things are expensive, you could have a million dollars and still not be able to buy a house.
8:14 the reason Finland is so high is most likely because we have mandatory military service for men (it might include women in the near future) and I believe you either get an rifle or you're allowed to buy one after completing the military service. Also hunting is quite popular I believe. Awesome video once again and sorry for my bad english :)
The alcohol one calculates the amount of pure alcohol consumed. 1 liter of beer (5% alcohol) contains 0,05 liter pure alcohol. A bottle of whisky is around 0,28 liter of alcohol. So germany drinks around 50 bottles of whisky a year.
Internet in germany is a mess. Because its shared from one Company to others that can use free space of the connection of Telekom. It seems to change slowly for the better but yeah. The problem are our Prices. They are one of the highest on earth. In average 50 Euro for ''good'' Internet. Its a shame. In france its like 5 Euro, so good for them :)
@@picklerick7803 Das liegt aber auch meistens daran, dass Deutschland ''Relativ'' groß ist. österreich sehr klein, also ist die abdeckung auch viel einfacher zu regeln als bei uns.
"Never Gonna Give You Up" We're no strangers to love You know the rules and so do I A full commitment's what I'm thinking of You wouldn't get this from any other guy I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but You're too shy to say it Inside, we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it And if you ask me how I'm feeling Don't tell me you're too blind to see Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you (Ooh, give you up) (Ooh, give you up) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) Never gonna give, never gonna give (Give you up) We've known each other for so long Your heart's been aching, but You're too shy to say it Inside, we both know what's been going on We know the game and we're gonna play it I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling Gotta make you understand Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you Never gonna give you up Never gonna let you down Never gonna run around and desert you Never gonna make you cry Never gonna say goodbye Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
I'm Indian, earlier I was satisfied by 100kbps speed, now after i installed wi-fi in my house, I am not satisfied with even 1 Mbps 😂😂😂. 20 Mbps is highest I have seen. I used to watch TH-cam earlier with ease at 320p but now I watch in 1080p, when there's network problem and i use 320p i find it very blurry 😂😂😂
8:25 it higly depends on which statistics you take for that comparison, but the one that was used is on the lower end for the estimated dark numeber, aka unrigistered guns. On the other hand the laws in Switzerland allow to own a lot of guntypes without any form of registration, which makes it really hard to know the exact numbers anyway. I have seen it from 1.5 million up to 3 million guns in the dark part. And since there are not many problems with gun-related violenc or accidents (around 200 deads per year with a good 90% of that being suicide) it's not something that gets discussed a lot.
There was a lot of complaints about tuition fees here in the UK, but as others have said, the system here is if you aren't earning over a certain amount a year you don't have to pay it back and after 30 years you don't need to pay it at all.
12:59 What? They specifically mentioned Bonn as a top ranked university? Being just about to finish my postgrad here, I find that laughable. Compared to Münster, Bonn feels like chaos. Also broke af. Nvm, I looked up some of those rankings and guess what, quality of education does not factor into them. It's more about diversity of nationalities at the uni (why?), impact factor and citations, publishing in general and working conditions.
3:57 One of the region of North Korea was the first Korean country that was called Gojoseon. It was made in BC 2333 (estimate) and dissolved in BC 108.
Not at all, they changed governments, territory and constitutions several times. You can't say asian countries are young then European ones are old. USSR and russian constitution has nothing in common.
I know they didn't just put my country's average height at 5 ft. Also I think Sweden confused.. itself with Switzerland when talking about the location of Lichtenstein
9:09 actually in 4 states of India alcohol is banned legally and foreigners in one of them have to apply for an online permit for visiting on of the only 35 liquor stores in the state.
The irony of the UK saying it can download at 1GB in 5 minutes while it takes me over 8 hours to download 13GB
That's why it's called an average. Also, check what provider is best in your area. Virgin is normally the best. Sky is normally the worst.
@@HardCounter BT and in rural Aberdeenshire so it makes sense because anything above the Firth of Forth may aswell not exist
It's still impressive for 13 Great Britains to be squeezed through cables and travel in 8 hours though
@ṂṐὴḵ∄ḩ I'm so sorry for ever completing about my Internet speed
8 hours?? 🥲
For the England tuition fee: it's the highest and it was protested a lot in the early 2010s. However, people don't need to pay back their loans until they earn over £21k a year (this amount changes). If you don't pay it by 30 years it gets removed or if you go abroad for 5 years. This is a simplified version ofc but most people don't pay it tbh
Smaaaaaaaart lmao
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket but if they stay working in the UK the government makes bank, most sides aren’t too dissatisfied with it as the debt can in no way cripple a person financially.
that explains part of the uk's $9 trillion external debt.
@@maxdavis7722 the government does not make any money from these loans because the interest rate is below inflation rate so they're actually losing money on these loans.
@@zombieat lmao. My countries debt is under 1 trillion
9:07 Drew can totally read
Lol
illiterate
On average I eat two shows per door
Lol
I think he can
"I would assume the Belgium would be pretty high, since they are right next to the Netherlands"
Drew with unintentionally puns...
Same
the fact PWA got Sweden and Switzerland mixed up and had Sweden make the mistake is hilarious to me and the fact he's not American makes it even funnier
The research on that channel seems really shoddy. They thought average height in denmark was 5ft and didn't even think twice and even finished animating it.
I think it was a joke.
@@panner11 How can Denmark have an average height of 5 ft when everyone knows Denmark isn't real?
Congrats to Sweden for saying his own name XD
He did it to make dumbass Americans understand that Liechtenstein is located between Switzerland and Austria, not Sweden and Australia, since those dumbasses always get those countries mixed up.
18:17
France surrendering its entire country at once so it only counts as one single defeat is serious big brain time...
As French. Not funny
@@christophermichaelclarence6003
"Monsieur Gènèral, Monsieur Gènèral! The Germans are attacking through the Ardennes with a massive mechanized force and air superiority! What are we going to do?"
"Dammit! If this war goes on for years, we will suffer numerous defeats! This will ruin our battle statistics!!
We can't let that happen! The British would make fun of us for decades to come!
Immediately surrender the entire country at once so it only counts as a single lost battle!"
"Oui Monsieur Gènèral! Your strategic genius never stops to amaze me."
* shortly after in the German headquarters *
"Sir, ze French have surrendered. How are we going to boost our battle statistics now?!"
"Scheisse! Attack ze Soviets."
@@BetterhoseHey, Verdun. La Victorieuse.
Halte là ! On ne passe pas !
If America was as old as France it would have more military victories
@@blimpnuke832 and if my grandmother had wheels she would’ve been a bike
Thx for putting a smile on my face everyday keep up the good work
16:29
This is just an educated guess, so take it with a grain of salt.
There is a rule in biology that's called Bergmann's rule.
An oversimplified summary is, that a species gets bigger the higher it lives up north.
This is because a larger body has a better ratio of surface to volume and is therefore better at retaining temperature.
The most frequently named examples are bears. Black bears, further north grizzlies and polar bears in the very north.
Since Europe is pretty far up north (Germany is roughly at the same latitude as Saskatchewan) and went through colder periods in the past, humans might have evolved larger to retain body temperature more efficiently.
For animal biology, which evolves over long periods of time within a consistent geographical region, this is accurate. Bears, rabbits, foxes, wolves, sharks, ect. For humans, the time periods are shorter and we move around more, so it's more of a consistent trend. The average for India and Italy is lower than the Average for Norway and Sweden, but only by a few percent.
Germany is as high as Saskatchewan? That’s crazy to think lol. I live in Canada, and I live more south then Germany lmao
@@Mr.Bellafante Early Human Populations Evolved Separately For 100,000 Years.
@@ianjackson4721
Large parts of Saskatchewan go further north and parts of Germany go further south.
But they are roughly at the same latitude.
And here where I live in Germany, we didn't even have snow once this winter. It only goes below 0°C at night.
It's all due to the Atlantic's Gulf Stream.
I just read the Wikipedia article.
It said it transports 1,5 Petawatt
(1,5 x10^15 W) of warmth to northern Europe.
As much as a million of our most powerful nuclear reactors with 1000 Megawatt each.
@@Mr.Bellafante
Maybe those last few inches/cm are determined by environmental factors rather than by genetics.
Europe is not just high up north but also surrounded by oceans. Winters are cold (compared to the equatorial region) but it doesn't get very hot in the summer either.
North America and Asia have continental climate zones with very cold winters but also very hot summers.
From a physiological standpoint, it might not make sense for an inhabitant of Siberia to grow very tall/big because of the hot summers.
The climate is too diverse for people to put all their skill points into body temperature retention, so to speak...
I paid zero in Brazil for my first 2 years of art college ( before i moved back) but I have dual citizenship. I was born in Rio.
My college didn't ask us to pay a tuition, just cost of books and resources. Dorms were minimal rent too.
Tysm for making this vid! I love PWA and reaction vids
Drew uploaded 3 videos on 3 different channels at same time
Respect +1
THX 4 REVIEWING PWA
4:38
Sweden calls it "Donken"
Netherlands calls it mac
I have not watched PWA possibly due to my laziness, i will watch them though after i have seen this amazing video! These scaling animations look greatly produced and are actually informative!
18:17 keeping blasting around and winning everything is not fun after a thousand years , so we took a break
7:47 and this is a guess. The real number is far higher. Keep in mind this is based off an estimate from registered firearms. More states don’t register firearms, than do. And where I’m from in the US it’s not uncommon for an individual to own what many would describe as an arsenal.
If Admiral Yamamoto didn’t say the, “behind every blade of grass” quote. Whoever did hit the nail on the head.
Another thing to note about the gun video is that at least in Norway, the guns we have are quite different. Civilians that aren’t registered hunters or sport shooters can’t have semi automatic guns, and no civilian is allowed to own an automatic gun. (Some exceptions with collectors items)
This means that people that aren’t trained and that have not taken a gun safety exam generally only own air pressure guns. Also in big cities there’s basically no guns at all and self defense firearms are extremely uncommon. The video makes it seem like a lot more people have guns in Norway than they actually do. The only people I know to have firearms are either hunters or people that own air pressure guns that wouldn’t really hurt you all that bad even if you got shot. Even the police in Norway rarely carry guns.
"1 point 21 jigawatts per second"
-The Almighty Drew, 2022
6:22 Canada and Norway looking at USA at #1
Drew: So who’s gonna be #1??🤔🤔🤔
0:03 “PWA is the fastest growing country all TH-camr”
Mr. Spherical: You said what now?!
He said: "The fastest growing countryball channel, I'VE EVER SEEN" aye lad?
16:35 I love how for Norway's picture it's just Magnus Carslen, the Chess Grandmaster.
Tip: when playing territorial IO make sure to conserve your troops and not send as more than a third of your troops. In the early game, wait for the first troop cycle to end before attacking, don’t go all out because you overspread yourself without troops. Instead of wanting high interest, before attacking a larger or similar-sized opponent, wait for red interest. Hope this helps!
The information that we dont asked for but we need
Lithuania: I drink 15.19 litres of pure alcohol per year.! Every country: damn bro can i have some
Estonia: Then lets get in the B A R
The age of countries is really a matter of perception. for example germany and italy were "created" when their sub-parts united, each of them melting some of themselves in the bigger structure. France is different because it has almost always grew by absorbing or vassalizing smaller regions, thus despite the various regime changes, from the first frankish kingdom to modern france, there was always an entity holding the name and legacy of the franks which never melted itself into something bigger.
Most countries could claim to be older than they are seen as, but the issue is that many places owe their current borders and internal structure to their former colonizers, for for example it is hard to say modern egypt is a continuation to pre-colonial egypt because pre-colonial egypt is somewhat unclear (plus it was a sub-part of the ottoman empire).
by themself United States is never to be huge it was Lichtenstein the first
PWA is the most hard-working animator ever, he literally makes animation fast! like that's so epic dude!
In Russia, McDonald's is 3 (fake mcdonald logo).
In Australia, we have Macca's.
In USA, we have underwater McDonald's in every single town or city, in Czech republic, we have MCDONALD IN 5 CITIES
RIP To Everyone Who Has Died
Irrelevant
Why did u say that
@@vickiwilkinson604 what are u saying dude
As pwa og, I can tell you that the frequent uploads are kind of a new thing. Used to be once a week. Before that, once a month or sum.
12:00 in most places in EU you don't have to pay back your tuition until you are earning over like $40,000 a year, and there is zero interest.
I hope to see a drewball in future PWA animations
It's funny that Drew didn't notice that there was not a single Poland 🇵🇱 countryball in this whole video. It was Monaco 🇲🇨 or Indonesia 🇮🇩
I think it was indeed Poland, those country balls are called "Polandballs" and started as a meme puting the polidh flag upside down. You can check that Poland has the military victories told in this video :)
@@Wladyslaw_Raginis Oh! I thought it was a mistake in the video. Thank you for the explanation
Australia seems to have forgotten that the Emu's are in fact not on their side.
Greece and Egypt are THE oldest contries, we are not counting when we where re found on 1821, our culture likes from BC.
@@दीपकनागर-थ5छ but our civilization was destroyed by climate , still we are older technically .
Also do countries scaled by dogs, there are a lot of puns in that video
0:31 I love the back to the future reference, 1.21 jiggawatts
1:08 drew says atleast I’m NOT a loser when Sweden said atleast I’m a loser.
In England, tuition is high because most schools are private. The courses are worth it tho.
14:00 I like they didn't include Belgium with her 5,6 trillion euro's of debt.
We don't have trillion of debt. We have 500 billions of debt.
@@Oli-lk1gp I know, ik overdreef gewoon om het in het belachelijke te trekken...
Well, Luxembourg now have full Optic fiber in the whole country.
Florida State University's average cost is $3000 per year. Florida man is going to college 🎓
I cant wait for the PWA/MrSpherical collab
So are they not gonna put Spain on the video about speed connections? Our average 272,6mbps.... My Internet contract is 10Gbs. Where are they getting their data? 😂😂😂
I like how they make fun of the USAball for not knowing Austria is not Australia but Swedenball calls Switzerland Sweden
Well, India, though not as a country, has been an "Indian" territory for long. Same with China
The whole idea of "Nation State" as opposed to a "Civilization State" is a Eurocentric concept which comprised of smaller city states in ancient times comparable to several smaller regional kingdoms/dynasties of India. There is cultural continuum since several thousands of years for India and partially China since communist parties don't really celebrate their ancient traditions much.
2:05 South Sudan became independent on July 9, 2011 and I was born May 25, 2011 so I’m older than South Sudan
Happy 11th birthday
Thx
High speed internet is a top priority in liechtenstein because of the money launderers based over there. Switzerland in comparison is just a choir kid under a magnifying glass ( you have the impression it's the biggest, but it's just a great diversion ).
I've got a challenge for u Drew, Guess where I live (country)
Up here things are expensive, you could have a million dollars and still not be able to buy a house.
switerland?
I just checked my internet speed, it’s Download spead 44+ MBPS
Uploading speed 50+ MBPS
And I am from India 🤔...and not even from a city!
In Delhi Jio has provided speeds up to 1 Tera byte
8:14 the reason Finland is so high is most likely because we have mandatory military service for men (it might include women in the near future) and I believe you either get an rifle or you're allowed to buy one after completing the military service. Also hunting is quite popular I believe. Awesome video once again and sorry for my bad english :)
Your english is quite good, i dont see any mistakes
4:42 In India we call it McD
McDeeznuts
@@gisellestephanieaudrienna5704 Nice, love to Indonesia from India
Mickey Ds?
Denmark is wrong height, dont take that as fact
I really want you to make a video with Drew's Argentinian Grandpa
The alcohol one calculates the amount of pure alcohol consumed. 1 liter of beer (5% alcohol) contains 0,05 liter pure alcohol. A bottle of whisky is around 0,28 liter of alcohol. So germany drinks around 50 bottles of whisky a year.
No one gonna notice how the text and Drew both said Sweden and Austria not Switzerland and Austria.
i did
RIP To Everyone Who Has Died In A War
IS THAT NORTH KOREAN PRESIDENT IN UR ROOM???
why is drew even thinking which country is gonna be the numbre 1 with guns its REALLY OBVIOUSLY AMERICA
Bulgaria has faster internet speeds than Germany.
Internet in germany is a mess. Because its shared from one Company to others that can use free space of the connection of Telekom. It seems to change slowly for the better but yeah. The problem are our Prices. They are one of the highest on earth. In average 50 Euro for ''good'' Internet. Its a shame. In france its like 5 Euro, so good for them :)
@@CaptainStuhlgang420 Österreich hat eine viel bessere LTE-Abdeckung als Deutschland. Die Tarife sind auch bei uns viel günstiger als in DE.
@@picklerick7803 Was anderes habe ich auch gar nicht geschrieben :D Nur das ich halt Frankreich als Beispiel genutzt hab. Aber danke für's angeben :D
@@picklerick7803 Das liegt aber auch meistens daran, dass Deutschland ''Relativ'' groß ist. österreich sehr klein, also ist die abdeckung auch viel einfacher zu regeln als bei uns.
can you Show it please how do i get the map? This one By 5:50
It’s MapChart
I end my day with watching Drew's video
Day 66 of asking drew to play modern warships
As a Brit I can confirm my 4 year course is $12,206 per year without even thinking about accommodation
"Never Gonna Give You Up"
We're no strangers to love
You know the rules and so do I
A full commitment's what I'm thinking of
You wouldn't get this from any other guy
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but
You're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
And if you ask me how I'm feeling
Don't tell me you're too blind to see
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
(Ooh, give you up)
(Ooh, give you up)
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
Never gonna give, never gonna give
(Give you up)
We've known each other for so long
Your heart's been aching, but
You're too shy to say it
Inside, we both know what's been going on
We know the game and we're gonna play it
I just wanna tell you how I'm feeling
Gotta make you understand
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
Never gonna give you up
Never gonna let you down
Never gonna run around and desert you
Never gonna make you cry
Never gonna say goodbye
Never gonna tell a lie and hurt you
In finland air riffles are quite popular since you cant really kill a person with it but you can kill rabbits
Drew his scaling isn’t completely right fx. Denmark has a average height of about 5’11 to 6’1
As an American, my internet speed is 200 gigabytes per seconds
I'm Indian, earlier I was satisfied by 100kbps speed, now after i installed wi-fi in my house, I am not satisfied with even 1 Mbps 😂😂😂. 20 Mbps is highest I have seen. I used to watch TH-cam earlier with ease at 320p but now I watch in 1080p, when there's network problem and i use 320p i find it very blurry 😂😂😂
That’s so wrong, you must be in the country side . In Delhi we have speed up to 1 Tera byte available to the public
@@wolfiesingh7093 oh! My god😱😱😱. I'm not in countryside, in a suburb of Prayagraj
@@Shubhkesarwani473 ohk prayagraj desert hot
@@wolfiesingh7093 prayagraj ( formerly Allahabad) is not a desert, either it's plain more fertile than Delhi, in Uttar Pradesh
@@Shubhkesarwani473 by desert hot I meant that it had recorded the highest Temperature in India this year so it must be really hot there
I am Australian so I can say we do call McDonald’s Macca’s is pronounced ma · kuhz 4:36
8:25 it higly depends on which statistics you take for that comparison, but the one that was used is on the lower end for the estimated dark numeber, aka unrigistered guns. On the other hand the laws in Switzerland allow to own a lot of guntypes without any form of registration, which makes it really hard to know the exact numbers anyway. I have seen it from 1.5 million up to 3 million guns in the dark part. And since there are not many problems with gun-related violenc or accidents (around 200 deads per year with a good 90% of that being suicide) it's not something that gets discussed a lot.
POV:You realized you are old as country south Sudan
*visible confusion*
5:37 that stat no longer holds up.
Hmmmmmmmmmmm
Good vid keep up the good work👍
There was a lot of complaints about tuition fees here in the UK, but as others have said, the system here is if you aren't earning over a certain amount a year you don't have to pay it back and after 30 years you don't need to pay it at all.
In England our college is free but university costs 2k -10k per year roughly
1:24 Sweden and Austria???
They probably meant Switzerland and Austria
4:30 In Poland We Call It "Mac" For Short Version
Country having six foot tall average, me knowing Australia is 6 foot 1
If You think about it, half of France and GB military victories are against each other
Drew really got the short end of the stick when it came to height. I’m sorry for that
Day 204 what computer do u use drew
12:59 What? They specifically mentioned Bonn as a top ranked university?
Being just about to finish my postgrad here, I find that laughable.
Compared to Münster, Bonn feels like chaos. Also broke af.
Nvm, I looked up some of those rankings and guess what, quality of education does not factor into them. It's more about diversity of nationalities at the uni (why?), impact factor and citations, publishing in general and working conditions.
italy's debt: 2.48 trillion dollars
Drew: *2.50 trillion dollars????????*
6:11 he said PEW PEW instead of guns
2:00 they could put Poland because from history I know Poland is 1055 years old since the video is from 2021 now in 2023 it's 2 years older
The “two countries with a a McDonald’s have never gone to war” statistic appears to be ending very soon if things go the way they are now
3:53 Gojoseon is a mythical kingdom(might be real or not) in the year 2333 B.C and was located on what's now North Korea
In India it's actually either 250Mbps-1Gbps (in some places) or 512Kbps (in many places)
And also is one of the cheapest in the world
@@anuj7879 I would know...since I am using it rn
Danish males are 5’11 on average, and females are 5’6... I wonder what sources that video used.
so nobody realise that Liechtenstein is *absolutely* not between autria and sweden ?
14:50 I can't help but feel they missed South Sudan.
South Sudanese are huge
3:57 One of the region of North Korea was the first Korean country that was called Gojoseon. It was made in BC 2333 (estimate) and dissolved in BC 108.
Russia is about 800 years, Poland is about 997
Not at all, they changed governments, territory and constitutions several times. You can't say asian countries are young then European ones are old. USSR and russian constitution has nothing in common.
In my opinion the scaling should be the modern version of that country (if it existed in multiple phases). So russia would be from 1991 (34 years).
"Two countries wich had a McDonalds have never gone to war"
Oh man... This didn't age very well.
3:30 ... MAN INDIA IS OLDER THAN 10,000 YEARS... 10K YEARS OLD... CANU EVEN IMAGINE... BUT STILL NOT COUNTED IN THAT VIDEO...
Egypt is older
@@Geolyrical officially
But many evidence show india is older
India ain't even 200 years old right? They gained independence after ww2
14:45 North Korea does owe a few million dollars to Sweden because Kim-Jong-Un apparently loves Swiss Cheese
I'm indian and I'm watching this video on 1080p 😂
I know they didn't just put my country's average height at 5 ft.
Also I think Sweden confused.. itself with Switzerland when talking about the location of Lichtenstein
1:07 Sweden Countryball: At Least I’m a loser with…. Drew Durnil: Sweden says At Least I’m not a loser with….
Drew if you see this when are you going to sell the plush country balls again i want one for my birthday so bad😀
Im from finland and range shooting is pretty popular sport and also 2/3of all landscape is forest so that means lots of hunting
"The fastest growing countryball channel I've ever seen"
MrSpherical: "And I took that personally"
9:09 actually in 4 states of India alcohol is banned legally and foreigners in one of them have to apply for an online permit for visiting on of the only 35 liquor stores in the state.
Yes but is completely legal as u go in further south