Brazil Is South America's USA
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- also Portugals capital was here at one point, fun fact
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Brazil has been 20 years from becoming a superpower, for like 150 years.
curious that this fits very closely with the time when the republic began
ah my favorite saying
brazil has been the country of the future, is the country of the future and will always be the country of the future
we are so close yet so far
I'm Brazilian, and that's pretty accurate
Africazil
@@Anonimous279 USA THE COUNTRY WITH THE BLACKEST IN THE AMERICAS
Brazil didn’t always fight in big wars a lot, but they did manage to give Paraguay PTSD
Correction: start a war over uruguay, collapse paraguay and doom it to being a third world state, proceed to get the same effect as versailles and collapse
Ah yes, third world nations being third world nations
@@realdragao6367 Paraguay started a war, not Brazil.
Said war didn't doom Paraguay forever also, it is a third world country nowadays because it's economic policies suck (not the worse in SA though).
@@pretendtheresaname9213 “paraguay started a war”
Ah yes. Brazil invades uruguay and it’s paraguay’s fault? Yeah sure mate..
@@realdragao6367 Oh so you're one of those.. I won't bother lol I don't know what is it about South Americans that they love their past dictators and go full damage control with their regimes.
@@realdragao6367 Uruguai originates from Brasil, so yes there was some union and independence a few times, along the Brazilian south states.
As a portuguese... Please do not call Brazil the united states of south america, they don't deserve such a cruel punishment
Edit: this comment section is amazing and terrible at the same time, thank you my dear brazilian and portuguese brothers, wish you all luck and power to deal with the Saxons, a gente vê-se pá!
Por que? Sou português e acho bom chamarem nossa ex colônia de Estados Unidos da América do Sul pois significa que estão no caminho pra se desenvolver tenho o Brasil como minha segunda nação torço muito por eles
💀 só de ver o título do vídeo eu pensei “YOU TAKE THAT BACK, DON’T EVER SAY THAT I BEG YOU”
@@pessoaquanquernoudoksksk1623 Ah ti fode gringo safado. Devolve nosso ouro e nem vem chamar nós de tua colônia. Vai trocar tiro com Napoleão. Arregão.
@@pessoaquanquernoudoksksk1623tu n tem oq achar nada. Unica coisa que tu tem que fazer é devolver nosso ouro
eu tava tentando descobrir um jeito de falar isso, vlw ai
When I was a kid, Brazil was 30 years of becoming a superpower. Now, 30 years later, Brazil is 50 years of becoming a superpower.
50 anos no futuro estará a 150 de virar uma potência kkkkkkk
I have no more hope that Brazil can be a superpower
CFA huh? i trust your wisdom...
@@felipeferreira00 all superpowers in this world colonized other countries (china its a big excession) US made billions on Second War and on Midle East, Europe literally divide Africa with a rule.
@@felipeferreira00 nem eu😢
The Treaty of Tordesillas for Portugal was much more about owning the Atlantic and Indian trade routes than just land.
Wow this makes perfect sense. Didn't think from this angle before.
Yea and the spanish just wanted gold!!!
And the original line was a little more to the right, Portugal was aware some land was found and got to change the agreement pushing the line more to the left, thus getting that piece of Brasil, but at the time no one knew the entire size of Americas.
But it did say “whatever you find is yours”. Tordesilhas replaced the intercoetera bill which was further east, which would have left Brazil to Spain. Portugal knowingly pushed for a new deal to move the line to the west precisely because they knew there was land there to be found
Yeah, and the portuguese just manage brilliantly taking that much of land outside the agreement. When it became the Iberian Union (unification of Spain and Portugal under the same king) they just make the party and take as much land as they need. But unfortunately they loose the control of the routes...
About the liberal thing. In Brazil, the word liberal usually means economically liberalism, so right wing. It's confusing for me when people cosidered from left wing are called liberals in the US, because here is the opposite.
Amigo. São coisas diferentes. Hoje em dia a direita se apresenta como conservadora nos costumes e liberal na economia. Já a esquerda se apresenta como liberal nos costumes e menos liberal na economia. No entanto, o neoliberalismo vem tomando conta do mundo todo desde 1980, com o fim das ditaduras, incluindo países sob chefia da esquerda, como todos os governos de esquerda do ocidente e a China, por exemplo. Fechar a economia é algo que caiu por terra hoje em dia. A direita também já foi, no passado bastante centralizadora, principalmente na época do fascismo e depois nas ditaduras de 1960/70. São coisas que mudam com o tempo. No fim, a economia manda em tudo, escolhendo a esquerda ou a direita quando bem quiser.
Economic liberalism doesn’t mean right wing, it means less government control, you can be left liberal or right liberal
@@hkgehts9061 Correct. But in Brazil people don't know that yet.
Yes, but "social liberal" sounds leftist even in Brazil. Also, even though Bolsonaro has become economically liberal, he is still more associated with national-conservatism.
@@hkgehts9061 Tell that to brazilians.
As a liberal, it pisses me off being treated as enemy by left wings.
Really great video!
Just two small corrections:
1. The biggest city of Brazil is actually São Paulo, not Rio de Janeiro.
2. The "BRIC" is, for a couple of years now, "BRICS", since the joining of South Africa in 2011
And today 2023, 01 jun, Argentina join to the Brics, is oficial now!😊
@@edisone.7212 wait, WHAT? 😭😭
@@edisone.7212 That's fake bro, couldn't find any information of Argentina entering BRICS in 01 Jun.
And now we're in 02 Jun
@@Lucas-ew5lk What can you expect from BRICS
Actually são Paulo and Rio de janeiro are states not citys and its Amazonas that is the biggest state
the river in the amazon is called the amazon river I think
Get this to the top
Because the company is from there.
Yes. There are more rivers as well, but the main one is the Amazon River. :)
Yeah, it was named after Jeff Bezos.
💀 of course
This comment section is now the 27th state of Brazil. Put Brazil in the video title, Brazilians take over the comment section. It's just how the world works.
We have 3 extra states: Uruguay, Portugal, and Florida. Look It up! 😂
@@GrayFoxRJ E Boston, direto de Governador Valadares kkkkkk
VERDADE KKKKKKKKK
100% Agree
True somos foda e estamos em todos os lugares hahahha
The thing that is holding Brazil back from being a super power is industrialization. Pretty much every political leader that we had, be then a noble man, a dictator, an elected president... That tried doing something about it, has suffered a coup. Our economic elites have no interest in developing this country, so much so that this has become pretty much a clichê in the literature about Brazilian economic history. Great video.
coups funded by whom, you'd wonder......
Segundo "especialistas" o Brasil sofre até hoje porque foi colônia de Portugal kkkkkkk
@@nasfoda_gamerbrbigproducti5375 Pior que isso tem haver, qua do o Brasil deixou de ser colonia de Portugal, virou da Inglaterra, quando deixou de ser império, virou dos EUA. E Aqui estamos até hoje.
O pior é que não existe indústria ruim ou boa, existe indústria competitiva ou não competitiva. A nossa industrialização começou extremamente tarde, lá por volta da Grande Depressão no primeiro governo Vargas, e foi marcada principalmente pelo protecionismo. Isso quer dizer que o governo impedia a entrada de indústrias e capital estrangeiro no país, com o intuito de estimular a nossa indústria a crescer pra atender a demanda interna que antes era suprida pela importação de produtos industrializados estrangeiros. Esse modelo protecionista persistiu praticamente intocado (com a exceção do período JK) até a crise econômica que durou a década de 80 inteira e tirou os militares do governo. Foi aí que o nosso querido Collor e sua turminha de neoliberalistas incompetentes abriram o mercado do país pra capital e indústrias estrangeiras de uma vez só, com o intuito de modernizar a indústria brasileira que era tecnologicamente atrasada. O resultado disso foi que não deu tempo do nosso setor industrial modernizar, porque ele simplesmente era dez vezes menos competitivo que as indústrias estrangeiras. Comprar produtos industrializados estrangeiros era muito mais barato do que os produzidos aqui no Brasil, o que praticamente matou boa parte da nossa indústria da noite pro dia nos anos 90. Ou seja, os governantes da época assim como os de hoje não têm a mínima noção de como fazer a indústria brasileira competir com a estrangeira. Por causa da nossa falta de mão de obra qualificada, a nossa infraestrutura porca e as cargas tributárias altas, hoje é MUITO mais barato importar bens industrializados de fora do que usar os que são produzidos aqui.
Agora, se a gente comparar isso com o nosso agronegócio dá até vontade de rir. A agropecuária brasileira começou a usar tecnologias de ponta já nos anos 50 e 60, época em que a indústria nacional já estava muito atrasada quando comparada a estrangeira. O uso de tecnologias como sementes modificadas geneticamente, fertilizantes artificiais e produtos pra corrigir o pH do solo foi o que permitiu a região Centro-Oeste se tornar a potência do agronegócio que é hoje (de longe a maior exportação de carne, soja, etc.). Sim, é isso mesmo, enquanto a nossa indústria estava presa nas linhas de produção retratadas em Tempos Modernos, o nosso agronegócio já utilizava a engenharia genética. É por essas e outras que a participação da indústria no PIB só recua de ano em ano. Nós somos abençoados com um sistema de educação horrível, uma malha ferroviária porca que faz com que a gente tenha que transportar TUDO por caminhão, e uma carga tributária alta que não dá resultado em políticas públicas que melhorem a nossa infraestrutura. Como que industrializa assim?
@@Erick-tv8oq caraca, não sabia de metade dessas informações.
Fun fact: I lived 7 years in the country that won the Lobster War, then I moved to the country that lost the Lobster War and lived there a year. Now I have lived almost 4 years in the country that won the cod wars. I hope you enjoy living in the country that lost the cod wars!
You are a funny man!
It's impressive how the biggest navy on earth lost multiple cod wars, huh?
@@ibx2cat *_WAS_* the biggest Navy.
Sorry man but I had to do it to ya.
@@ibx2cat did they just 1v1 on rust or something?
Cod wars?
If it wasn't for those pesky Andes Mountains then Brazil probably would stretch from Atlantic to Pacific.
@@anonymoususer8895how so? Genuinely curious (I'm Brazilian)
I do wonder why they didn't. They took Acre from Peru and Bolivia and other Amazonian territories from most of their neighbours so I'm curious as to why they didn't just go all the way
@@coco-ro9pb Probably due to logistics or something like that.
@@coco-ro9pb I don't think that was the goal, since there was that pesky line of the treaty. for a long time it was more like, will cross that line and stay if no one minds it, than suddenly no line, than just wathever let's not fight because BR always wins.
@@claudialuizalonghini I'm talking past the wars of independence though. In the late 1800s Brazil went very far into the amazon and took a bunch of lands from its neighbours, and they didn't seem to have a problem going to war with them (w/ only Bolivia getting crushed).
Peru literally ceded Acre and forgot about it because they knew it was pointless to resist against big boy BR, so I find it odd that they didn't just annex the rest of the largely unpopulated amazon for that sweet sweet white oil (rubber) since there was such little resistance
Fun fact: Brazil had a pretty funny battle in ww1, where Brazilian ships in Gibraltar were in an alert for the germans u-boats, which had sunken a british ship, later that night, one of the watchman though he saw a periscope, the brazilians opened fire, and moments after blood emerged from the water, it wasn't a submarine, it was a school of porpoises, another w for us Brazilians against the animal kingdom
how THE FK is that fun?
@@Rasfa I personally find the lack of competence of my country's millitary and the death of innocent sea criatures quite humorous.
@@ace.br73 this was not lack of competence. your country military history is something to be proud of.
Dont say bad this about your own country to be "aproved" by our fellow americans. You dont need that.
@@TicoMakonha trust me we don't do this to get approval from foreigners, we Brazilians just have a weird fetish: hating our own country. Ofc sometimes we forget that when talking to outsiders it's best to portray the country in the best image - but that doesn't matter - we love to talk crap about this place and the numerous ways this country is fucked up and irreparable
Still won the battle though - UNDEFEATEEEEED
*BRAZIL MENTIONED!* 🇧🇷
You just gave me heart. Thanks! 🥳🥳🥳🥳
Thanks god 🙏
@@antoniomarques3768 🙏
Brazilians always behave like this
@@jelanthompson2614 lol
8:35
Small correction, São Paulo is actually the largest city by far, in both area and population.
São Paulo is ~300 square kilometers larger than Rio de Janeiro, ~3,400 square kilometers using metropolitan area.
It also has ~5,650,000 more inhabitants than Rio de Janeiro, ~9,720,000 when using metropolitan area.
the largest city in Brazil in area is "Altamira", in the state of Pará, with approximately 160,000 km², territory comparable to Tunisia.
@@MrSecaGarfos Oh yeah, forgot about that one. Probably because I measured in another way.
@@MrSecaGarfos You are wrong, "Altamira" is just the biggest municipality in extension. The largest city in Brazil is São Paulo, both in size and population.
@@maxwellmorgan Relax, you said it right, facts. São Paulo is the largest city in Brazil, in South America, and in the entire southern hemisphere.
it's the biggest city in Americas btw
Rio was also the capital of Portugal for a few years during Portuguese rule. :D
Portugal has always had plans in a war situation, they will install their capital in Brazil, since 1560, but it only really materialized with the Napoleonic wars.
@@fritzfromsouth5935 Very intelligent!
Hence, making it the only European capital outside of Europe
I guess that makes Argentina South America's Canada.
No, Brazil is South America’s Canada. There’s no equivalent for the US in South America.
Patagonia is the Canada of South America.
@@philbrooks5979 Nah. Brazil is the Canada. Nice lie though.
@@anonymoususer8895
Canada is a frozen wasteland like Patagonia. Go back to school.
@@anonymoususer8895 Just by looking at other comments from yourself, i can affirm you are a nationalist US citizen. Last time i checked, Chinese analysts discovered a gap in your airspace defense system, in which North Korea could overwhelm it with their ICBMs. Indeed, Brazil isn't like the US. We certainly won't have to worry about nuclear annihilation by Russia, China or North Korea for the foreseeable future.😂
There are differences: Brazil was a colony and an empire at the same time. There was a monarchy that centralized power. While the USA emerged in a decentralized way with the thirteen colonies.
Even the independence process was quite different.
Another thing, the country was *technically* independent when the king, João (i think) made Brazil into a kingdom, annexing it to the kingdoms of Brazil, Portugal and Algarves, so the king was ruler of 3 countries
6:48 - Um, actually, Brazil is separated into 4 time zones, because there are some islands on the Atlantic Ocean controlled by Brazil who use the UTC−02:00 time zone.🤓
@Lu0z9 Fernando de noronha não é rocha aleatória, é uma ilha habitada e é um outro fuso horário diferente do continente.
@@santacatarinagames3191 foi uma piada mano, kd o senso de humor?
@@daniel678b muito engraçado, bora rir mlk
@@daniel678b HAHAHAHAHAHA capotei de rir
@@daniel678b hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha muito engraçado
Andrew: "If you're gonna start a continent wide country always make sure you hit the other coast."
China: "Will do."
They're trying their hardest!!!
they should try digging down, they would certainly reach the other siide!?
No joke, but that's why China has been cozying up with Pakistan and Myanmar for access to the Indian Ocean
Also there is a gigantic mountain range and a gigantic jungle between east-west. Brazil hving both coasts would be very impractival
@@Ianchia860 Indian Ocean that's child play gotta reach that sweet sweet Atlantic
12:37 There's a brazilian Admiral(I think he was a Admiral) that stated that if Lobsters are fishes because the french considers their jumps a swim so kangaroos are birds
Nossa história é muito louca manokkkkk toda vez q os cara começa a estudar aq eles saem embasbacadoskkkkk
Ya so I am learning Brazilian Portuguese right now and Brazil is actually just inverted America.
They both have a super populated east coast with a mostly lightly settled west end (Yes, I know California and Washington exist)
They both don't have their capital as their most populated city
They both are addicted to roads and highways
They are both very Insular Countries and Societies
They both have American Accents (Brazilian Portuguese is Funny and Different from its European counterpart in many of the same ways American English is to British English)
They both have states that don't exist (Acre vs. Ohio Showdown)
They both have high homicide rates, specifically caused by guns (though for different reasons)
They both are super loud people who don't let others push them around and are great at networking and communicating
They both are very mixed countries (America is mainly a mix of very different Europeans with a sprinkle of other races, while Brazil is...well Japanese Angolan with Italian and Yoruba ancestry should say everything)
They both speak Spanish badly (Brazilians will either speak with a "Spanish" accent in the same way Americans do or they actually speak Spanish, but badly (think "yo hablo espanol but with a bunch of Portuguese words mixed in as well))
They both have regional accents due to their large sizes
They both have the greatest rivers in the world (Amazon is the largest river, while the Mississippi is the greatest geographically strategical river ever.)
Seriously if Brazil was richer, other than the hotter weather and different language it would be hard to justify America and Brazil being completely different from each other, and if Brazil does get an economy and finally ACTUALLY becomes the country of the future, Americans would probably not struggle to much to get adjusted if they were to move there.
Also Toycat, if you somehow read this comment, rate France on an 11-star scale.
Japanese Brasilians are like less than 1% of the population if I am not wrong. Their genetics are not prevelent at all in Brazil
True. Brazil is very similar to the USA, but on another continent.
@@mitonaarea5856because it's diluted by many populous regions that haven't had Japanese migration (just like you won't see lots of Japanese people outside of NYC and the west coast). Trust me if you ever go to sao paulo you'll definitely see a lot of Japanese people there (not only in the city of Sao Paulo, in the entire state)
I live in a city where almost nobody is of Japanese descent yet you'll still see Japanese people from time to time... Heck my best friend is "Japanese" hahahaha
Também estou a aprender Português do Portugal agora. Boa sorte a aprender português! Its such a beautiful language. I started off learning the Brazilian variety because I loved bossa nova, but the European variant captivated me for whatever reason. It is so much fun seeing myself improve everyday.
Fun fact: the two countries have cities founded by frenchs and named Saint Louis.
@Bear Bear "huge native populations", right here is where i know you didnt search anything up
@Bear Bear Claro que tem bastante negros nos Estados Unidos.
@Bear Bear Brazil is 5x more populous than Canada, and less than 0.3% of it's population is native. Culturally speaking, it's much closer to the Spanish than to the French, unlike Canada. Overall, I think that the Brazilian society is more similar to the US
@Bear Bear It's a common misconcept that most of the Brazilians live in the coastal areas, and the population is totally concentred there. They do, actually, (just like a certain country in North America) live mostly in the eastern half of the country - because of how the colonization went -, which happens to be the only one that shares a border with the ocean. For instance, Minas Gerais, the 2nd most populous state in the country, does NOT have access to the coast. And well, the US has no Spanish or Latin heritage? Even though a full third of the country was once part of the Spanish Empire, and more than 40 million americans speak spanish as their native tongue? In Brazil, on the contrary, there are almost no Spanish speakers. However, the reason i brought this to the discussion is because, since Brazil took a lot of lands from their Spanish speaking neighbours (once again, just like a certain country in North America), they do share a much larger common history with the Spanish than with the French (unlike Canada), just like the USA does. Social indicators also makes Brazil much more similar to the US, even though i really wish Brazil was peaceful and non-violent like Canada is.
And I live in one of them!
Rio isn't the biggest City, São Paulo is 8:52
Yeah, it's like twice as large as Rio.
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It pisses me off to no end how little gringos know about Brazil, yet they still decide to speak of it. And it's not just the Rio de Janeiro crap, I've seen people who thought we spoke Spanish over here.
@@maxwellmorgan Eh I think you waste your temperament on nothing. Even after some research people are allowed to get things wrong, that's normal, specially in a not so serious video.
On the common hispanic misconception, well, most people don't know the language of every country. I'm willing to bet most brazilians can't point out the difference between mandarin and chinese, which is pretty egregious but I don't think it's worth getting angry over it.
@@pretendtheresaname9213 Still, it's a very common mistake, especially for such major area and population differences between the two cities. If Rio de Janeiro is well-known enough to make some idiots assume it is the capital of Brazil, then it should be common knowledge that it isn't the largest or most populous city in Brazil.
And unlike Mandarin, which is a specific branch of Chinese language, Portuguese is not a branch of Spanish. They sound very different, are spoken in different places, and possibly the largest thing in common between them is that they're both Romance languages. And while I have to admit that lots of people don't know *the* difference between Mandarin and Chinese, at least they know there's *a* difference.
You want a better comparison? Then let's take Dutch and German. Both are well-known languages spoken in multiple different places across the world, most notably two neighbouring countries. And while they share some similarities and words, most people know there's a difference between the two. And when they don't, it's fair to call them ignorant or uneducated.
And it's not like if Portugal, Brazil, and even Angola were tiny unknown countries. Brazil is up there with motherfucking BRICS. And for the Spanish-speaking countries, there's Spain as well as most countries in Latin America. If both languages and the countries that speak them are so relevant, widespread, and well-known, then mistaking Spanish and Portuguese is not, in fact, just a little "oopsie". It is plain ignorance (or lack of education).
As an American I’ve always loved Brazil, their culture, and the peoples energy but this video made me like Brazil even more I never knew our countries were so similar. muito amor da américa 🇺🇸🇧🇷
Muito obrigado amigo 🫂 saudações do Brasil 🇧🇷☺️🙏🏻
Muito obrigado 🫂🎉🇧🇷
Love from Brasil. 🫂🇧🇷
Aww that's sweet. Thank you!
@Ahmad Bin Salman aff ta em cartoonizando
Aww, thank you man we apareciate it. E muito amor do Brasil também.
Isn't Brazil's largest city São Paulo?
yes, it is!
Yes!
Yes. lmao. He was mistaken badly there. The city is so big you can see it from space, one big grey blob expanding in all directions.
Sim a maior cidade do Brasil e São Paulo. Mas a capital é Brasília, no centro do país.
Sim esse cara fez o vídeo sem se informar
Lobster crawl vs lobster swim causing a war is the funniest thing I've heard all week
Funniest thing is that when the french basically said “lobsters hop, therefore they are like fish” the Brazilian diplomat retorted with “well, then kangaroos are are birds”.
I can't believe my history teacher hold that from us
LoL
8:00 actually, in Portuguese, Liberal means classical liberalism like Locke and Adam Smith ideas and not a left agenda
Australia's 'Liberal' party is also the right wing party
Salvador was the first capital of Brazil, then it became Rio de Janeiro, and just recently Brasilia, wich was built with this purpose. Also, São Paulo is the biggest city in Brazil, not Rio. Nice video, thanks!
Countries where the capitol is not the largest city usually have a capitol that was created as a central point. Like Brasilia is in the center of Brazil, and DC is in the center of the original 13 US states/colonies.
No not really. You know nothing. Brazil and America have nothing in common.
@@anonymoususer8895 yes they are
@@seilapo813 "Another point is that we only have one language spoken by the entire population (which is not the case in the USA)" Excuse me?
The whole brazil modern identity is made up of copying USA's shittiest parts. If some part of USA culture is booming, in 5 years Brazil will start copying it and making it into a shitty shadow of what it was supposed to be without any context at all. Brazil managed to import BLM even tho 60% of the population being black, what in the actual fuck.
In Australia's case, the newer capital city is not close to the geographic center.
Fun fact: the state of Amazonias is named after a dinky little river, which more interestingly is named after the incredible quality and expediency of Amazon Prime™ which is derived from Jeff Bezos's shadow identity
Ha. But it is actually because of female indigenous warriors that fought there against the portuguese, wich named them after the mythical greek female warriors, amazone(a)s. 🤓
kkkkk mano, é engraçado ver vocês tentando explicar o Brasil 😂 e só pra constar, o rio amazonas é enorme, não é um "pequeno rio", esse rio simplesmente corta todo o território da Amazônia.
Stop trying to push a Bald Bezos sponsor on us.
Please, for the love of God, never call Brazil the 'South America USA' again. We don't deserve to be treated like this.
He tried to show similarities between US and Brazil that does not exist in others countries, mainly in the colonialism
@@brunoxavierd6745 BR falando em Ingles com outro BR, tinha que ser Brasileiro memo kakakaka
@@novatotoons2387 Agora que eu vi que esse cara é BR kkk
I mean it was at some point the united states of Brazil so....
I have been in the USA for a while now and there is actually a lot of similarities with Brazil, of course, culturally its a whole nother thing, but most of the rest is very very similar, especially the more you are to the southeast
The biggest city in Brazil is actually São Paulo not Rio. São Paulo is the biggest city in the Americas and the 5th largest in the world.
And the biggest in the Southern Hemisphere (although there isn’t much competition in that one).
@@DielsonSales Oh yes. And It is the largest city in all western hemisphere too 😁
This got me thinking, is Australia Oceania’s USA????
or just Australia is Ociania's Brazil
Russia is the Asian Brazil
Australia is weird because so much of it is inhospitable compared to their size.
New Zealand is Oceania's Canada.
@Moon Shine Nah. America has nothing in common with those places. America is distinct.
Just to clarify a small misconception pointed in the video: The political split in Brazil is more like North-South than East-West. Mainly the Northeast region supporting left-wing politicians and the South region supporting right-wing politicians.
Btw, what an excellent video, very explanatory and straightforward. Definitely deserves a lot of likes!!!!
8:35 Rio de Janeiro is not the biggest city in Brazil, it's São Paulo, it's approximately 2x bigger than Rio de Janeiro.
Fun video as always! Rio isn't the biggest city though 😅
Rio de Janeiro >>> Pão Paulo
@@modmaker7617 sao paulo poor :(
@@Lopal12 What? São Paulo is by far the richest city in the southern hemisphere
@@Fusso I would still prefer Balneário Camboriú in Santa Catarina.
@@arthurhastings.8983you are smart so
8:34 Rio de Janeiro isn't the biggest city of Brazil, it's São Paulo
Rio de Janeiro: 6.8 mi
São Paulo: 12.4 mi
São Paulo metropolitan regions has around the same population as Australia.
Brazilian colonization started in the Northeast (Porto Seguro), just like the US (Plymouth, if you ignore Jamestown, which most Americans do).
Also, in Brazil the Northeast is more left-leaning while the south is more right-wing, which is counter intuitive, if you compare to the US, because the Brazilian South had a colonization more similar to that of New England, and the Brazilian Northeast was more similar to the US South.
Isso faz sentido se vc olhar pra políticas como o Big Stick, doutrinas Monroe e Truman e os planos de alinhamento automático aos EUA implementados principalmente no sudeste. Plano de disseminar a ideia de liberalismo econômico subserviente e vira-lata que só favorece milionário que passa férias em Aspen.
the thing that influences that is not colonization though, is brazil politics history, some time ago in the past it was literally the other way around.
Nah. Brazil is the Canada of South America! America has nothing in common with Brazil!
@@splintergp Nah. Brazil is the Canada of South America! America has nothing in common with Brazil!
Fun fact! Brazil had a “texas like” indepence movement too, where the state o Rio Grande do Sul (and parts of the state of Santa Catarina if i remember correctly) fought the brazilian empire for ten years! And for that time the south was independent from the rest of Brazil, to this day this war is remembered by us gaúchos (name given to people from the south) in our culture and even on our state’s anthem! In the anthem one of the lyrics quotes the day that the war started, the 20th of september.
Just a kind of cool fact i wanted to share! Much love from Brazil!
(sorry if i spelled something wrong, im not a native english speaker as you can see lol)
It wasn't the only case. For instance, the Pará state was not subordinated to Brazil when the Brazilian Empire started.
And there were many regional independence movements in various imperial provinces (Balaiada, Sabinada, and so on). The Farroupilha revolution was not the only failed case.
Ainda há um movimento separatista dos territórios mencionados mas com bem menos força
@@no_more_spamplease5121 yhea, i know it wasn't the only case, but as i am from Rio Grande do sul the Farroupilha revolution is the only one i can really mention without accidentally butchering any facts about other movements that i do not know much about lol, but thanks for taking your time to make that clear for the gringos man! :D
@@silveri_ Talvez maior que a Farroupilha foi a Revolução Pernammbuca, aliás PE era o que SP é hoje , era o estado mais rico , o que mais dava impostos, o mais explorado , e muitas de suas riquezas foram desviadas pra construir o Rio pra receber a família real , já foi independente do Brasil , já foi por 30 anos pertencente aos Holandeses , foi onde o Exército nasceu, e foi estado mais punido com percas de terra , o povo é o mais bairrista do Brasil inclusive supera o gaúchos nisso , mais a globo vai falar da revolução gaúcha em suas novelas sendo que o estado que mais foi guerreiro foi PE.
Bahia.... Pernambuco....
8:36
Correction: Rio de Janeiro is not the biggest city in Brazil, São Paulo is the biggest by a lot. The city of São Paulo is the biggest city of all the Americas, the second biggest city is Mexico City, the third is Lima, and only then the fourth is New York City.
Brazil is just Portuguese version of USA
No Canada. I made a comment explaining how Brazil is south America’s Canada.
@Anonymous User It's only Canada if you are referencing it against the US. Canadians' entire identity is that they are *not* Americans, and they hate the Quebecois 🤣
@@anonymoususer8895 Nah canada is cold,its more like usa
@@anonymoususer8895 nah, you're wrong
@@jjtt Nah. You’re wrong. Sorry not sorry.
Dude, Portugal secured the commercial routes to southeast Asia. It was a pretty good deal for them.
Nobody Care
@@dougllaz6267 you cared enough to reply
It wouldn't be easy for Brazil to stretch to other coast because of the Andes mountains, the logistics would be complicated, and even more after passing through the forest
imagine if the president of the USA ended up marrying the president of Mexico and so they ended up becoming the same country
That's not how it works.
that only happens in monarchies
Born the Mexicusa. Or the Amexico
Beo thinks it's XIVth century
Dude, you have impressive knowledge about Brazil, not only historical, geographical and cultural subjects, but overall as a whole. This is a very, very good video. I really enjoy it. Congratulations!
You basically right when you say that the USA has a clear advantage by having access to the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and also being in the Northern Hemisphere helped a lot. There are two new routes being built which will provide Brazil access to the Pacific. One in the Southeast through Chile and the other in the North through Peru. those two routes should facilitate exports. If you study Brazilian history in depth you will understand why it's been so hard for Brazil to become a fully developed nation.....
The river you're asking about is called Delaware
“Western Australia, the second best Australia”
Me a Victorian: This guy know his stuff
as a west australian i'm in shambles
As a west Australian, I am crying.
im from the usa but i like west australia better bc freedom and perth also it dont cost like 90000 rent
oh yeah and surfing
ocean life
O Brasil é simplesmente um dos paises que obteve mais sucesso na area militar, muito mais do que os EUA por exemplo, nao por que ganhou a maioria das guerras mas sim porque soube evitar a grande e esmagadoria maioria dos potenciais conflitos
Hahahahahaha
Ele vive numa realidade paralela q ele msm criou
@@bubbly_shark ta dizendo de quem? o brasil nao foi o que mais obteve sucesso militar mas oque menos fez guerras ate o ano de 1900
Brazil is the Canada of South America! America has nothing in common with Brazil!
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A clássica inteligência brasileira. Típico de brasileiro falar uma cagada total dessa.
Evitou tudo pq não teria sobrevivido. O brasileiro é um povo que 35% quer Ditadura de volta, ou seja, tem DNA de terceiro mundo, são "lambe botas".
Se os USA e Rússia não lutam por vocês, não existiria mais Brasil como país, somente as terras pertencendo aos alemães.
O Brasil não evitou guerra nenhuma por inteligência, mas sim porque não tinha nem "bosta no c* pra cagar", e aceitou imposição a política dos outros países que lutaram a guerra.
USA is the leader of North America while Brazil is the leader of South America. Very similar nations.
@@anonymoususer8895 and china and russia dominate the united states! such a weak country...
@@anonymoususer8895 Lmfao you dont know how wrong you are, and take that from a south american
If we are talking outside influence into the continent the US isnt even the big guy anymore, China is, they have been investing and trading a fuck ton with the continent in the past years and most governments are more directly tied with them than to the US
And counting with that? Brazil is the one calling the shots in this place, not the US nor China, decisions being made in the Mercosul and around financial bilateral treaties are all going according to Brazil's calls, not some outside power's way
@@anonymoususer8895 bro youre so weird lol US has no say in south america, well at least brazil.
@@MrTheRevolkiller bro you’re so weird lol US has a lot of say in South America. But it has no South American equivalent.
@@anonymoususer8895 In fact, the United States has no voice in South America, Brazil is in charge in the region and Russia and China still dominate South America
small correction, brazil has 4 timezones, not 3... the closest one to the greenwich is in the archipelagos at the east (fernando de noronha and são pedro e são paulo UTC-2h). also são paulo is the largest city by population with 20 million people living in the metropolitan area and 12 million in the city.
The Tordesillas treaty was not unfair, it simply adjusted to the objectives of the time and the objective of Portugal was to create a route to the Indies through Africa and that is what they gave it.
Also, I guess getting the whole of Africa and basically the whole East Indias is not bad deal
Não era injusto ? Kkkkkkkkk dividiu o mundo em 2 em nome de Deus e declarava o mundo território de 2 países, seja lá o que você fumou eu quero 2
"if lobsters hop then they swim"
"then kangaroos are birds"
Esse vídeo tem muito humor involuntário, parece uma apresentação de um trabalho escolar de história do ensino fundamental.
MARAVILHOSO, fale mais do Brasil. É muito interessante ouvir os gringos (é assim que nós brasileiros chamamos os estrangeiros) falando de nós.
The United States politics is literally city vs not-city. Just look at an election map of the US by county
Which is much easier to deal with as a nation than east vs West or North vs South at least
Pará and Amazonas used to be a single state called Grão-Pará, but were divided for easier management. Same thing happened with Mato Grosso and Mato Grosso do Sul, and Goiás with Piauí. We also bought Acre.
Goiás with Piauí??? You surely meant Tocantins instead of Piauí, right? 😅
@@no_more_spamplease5121 Oh, Yeah, sorry
minas gerais and são Paulo were together too but separated later
Yeah, drawing a line to separate the regions that would belong to each other was really gonna work out.
Watching this got me so interested in History in a way I've never been, thank you, amazing video!
The atordesilhas treaty was not a raw deal for Portugal at the time because the focus at the time was to find and control a route to aindia by the sea. Brazil was so uninteresting for Portugal that it took them 30 years to start the colonization after the discovery.
BRICS: Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa 10:07
South Africa is definitely the odd ball in that mix lol
@@ibx2catTalk about Indian and Pakistani elections, they incredibly interesting, geographically relevant, and fun. Any news clips will leave you rolling laughing at the incivility.
I believe in a two state solution for the near east - The Pope should divide it between Spain and Portugal
6:50 Brazil is split into 4 timezones, not 3. You're missing the Easternmost one, because it only affects islands.
when looking into the tordesillas treaty people seem to forget the spice trade from india, in context for the time spain was the one that seemed to be getting screwed over
You speak so highly of us that makes me hopeful of the future!! Thanks for that!! :)
Brazil is just not developing because of a political party that dominates the country and has remained in power since 2002, there was a short break due to the opposition winning one of the elections, but they returned to power, even with numerous proofs of corruption, It's more like Italy in South America than US.
I mam surprised that they had a street view way out there in the back woods of Brazil.
Fun fact we're actually trying to reach the other side of the continent there's two maps they're working on that are two huge Highway's to help to trade with china
during the proclamation of the republic (when the military kicked out the monarchy) brazil's military was very pro-american and decided to go with a flag that is pretty much a copy of the USA flag.
A lot of brazilian governments since then can be considered very pro-american, having improving relations with the US as their top priority. Most of latin america as an whole did the same but it never yielded significant results. To this day many people believe that "all we have to do is be good friends with the us!"
Friendly reminder that only 25% of the military was pro republic when that happened, it wasn't by the military own will
It's why the majority of brazilians are against the US. The US never invested in Brazil and they never tried.
Nah. Brazil is more like Canada. Brazil is the Canada of South America.
@@anonymoususer8895 cool?
That's a bit misinformed and wrong. 1st the military wasn't pro-american at that time, and it was not them that made that flag. 2nd the flag was indeed inspired by the US flag but it was intended as a provisional flag only, because at that moment the new National symbols didn't exist yet so they needed a flag to symbolize the regime change, and the people truly thought the US was the best example of Republic in the world (as it was at that time) so they modeled the provisional flag on the US flag, to say the country is now a Republic too. But again it was never intented to be the actual country's flag, just 4 days later the current flag was ready.
Brazil is the United States if the south had won the civil war
Nah. Brazil is like Canada. America and Brazil have nothing in common. You know nothing.
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What's Canada have to do with Brazil? Weird.
Exactly, that's why there were even some American Southerners that fled to Brazil after the civil war.
@@Mill_Jr Nah. America and Brazil have nothing in common. Brazil is more like Canada!
@@anonymoususer8895 Nobody agrees with you.😅 incredible!
Please make a video about Argetina as the South American Canada. Both countries are also very similar in a same way just like Brazil-USA
Yes: argentina is a poor third world country who war mongers with major powers while unable to contain their own internal fires
Much like canada who is a developed pacifist perfectly stable nation
No. Brazil is South America’s Canada. Brazil and the US are NOT similar. Argentina is the Greenland of South America. America has not South American equivalent.
@@anonymoususer8895 Sick
@@senasouil7767 Glad you agree!
@@anonymoususer8895 I'm talking about you. 🤣
I dont know why many americans think that the oficial language of Brasil is spanish
And when they know its not the oficial language, they think our oficial language is brasilian
Most americanos think that our capital is eihter Rio de Janeiro (RJ) or São Paulo (SP), not Brasília
Eu sou brasileiro e posso confirmar (Im brazilian and i confirm)-(English-US)
For me América is a continent
America is a country. And we Americans hate Brazil. Nah. Brazil is the Canada of South America! America has nothing in common with Brazil!
Fun fact: Brazil did not give democracy to any other country until then
No, but brazil give dictatorships to other countries during the cold war.
Actually it did to paraguai lol
Nah. Brazil is the Canada of South America! America has nothing in common with Brazil!
Brazil is Canada because they’re both worse than America.
The long river in the Amazon rainforest is called the Red Sea.
Did you speed up the video when you uploaded it or you just talk so freakin' fast?
When you picked Google Maps point in Rio de Janeiro, you barelly missed any tourist area and went directly to a local industrial commerce in the center of the whole city.
Such a wierd coincidence.
Great video
Brazil should be Coast to Coast country... Peru can be its California
No. There’s no US equivalent in South America. Brazil is the Canada of South America. Peru would be Brazil’s British Columbia.
the only reason why we don't anex Peru or Bolivia to get a coast on the pacific ocean is because that would mean millions of indigenous people by part of Peru and Bolivia would be added to our population and we don't want them.
@@anonymoususer8895 cope
@@papagaiofilmes6642 Cope, mald, and seethe.
Patria Grande?
You actually managed to do research and make a long video about Brazil without learning what the largest city in the country is, thats mind boggling
it took me a long time for me to realize you're a famous minecraft youtuber, I was just like "woah cool geography video"
BRICS includes South Africa - I am not sure about the map you showed BRIC?
The advocacy of the removal of Peru earned my like, I dont know why it took me so off guard 🤣🤣
I think that the river in the amazon is called the rio grande, because it runs next to the city of rio
Excellent
wtf
Amazon River in the Rio Grande do Sul state's capital, Rio de Janeiro, 10/10, will return
Brazil has the 7th largest foreign exchange reserves in the world in dollars US$ 346 billion.
Thank you for talking about my country
Another interesting fact is that during the 1960s the President of Brazil at that time was planning to invade French Guiana in order to annex it. Suddenly that President was replaced by a new one so France didn’t have to face Brazil militarily. I personally believe that French Guiana should not belong to any country. It should become an independent country under the name of Republic of Guiana.
yes, and be even more corrupt and poor
@@thiagolaguna4991vc realmente acha que a condição de colônia é mais benéfica pro desenvolvimento interno de um país?? Considerando justamente que é uma colônia francesa? recomendo a leitura de Fanon e Camus, abraço.
France has too many interests there to let it happen. EU launches its satellites from French Guiana.
@@CursedSwede :Granting independence to French Guiana by France does not necessarily means that France will lose its right to operate the present space center. A negotiation between France and the proposed Republic of Guiana could be achieved,so France could continue operating it in exchange of a designated amount of money monthly. This type of deal will benefit both sides of the issue!
@@thiagolaguna4991Como se o Brasil pudesse salvar eles disso
I've always had this theory as a Brazilian and I have never seen it being uttered out by another human being before up until the point I started watching your video. Thank you.
No. Canada and Brazil are similar. Brazil is the Canada of South America. Brazil and America are NOT similar.
same with me too... kkk
@@anonymoususer8895 What is the similarity between Brazil and Canada if you say so?
@@BoredKai I’ve written a comment. Scroll and you shall see.
@@soninhodev7851 Nah. We Americans are not similar to Brazil! You Brazilians are similar to Canada! Canada and Brazil are TWINS!
8:34 It is not
São Paulo is the biggest city in the whole south hemisphere
Well, there's the Amazon River, the Madeira River, Solimões River, Pardo River, Negro River, Xingu river, Tocantins River and probably a thousand smaller ones
You forgot to mention the Triple Alliance War. :P
North America runs more East/West while South America runs more North/South because the Andes is like a huge wall.
Doesnt BRIC include S for south africa??
Nice video, though a couple corrections: The political division in Brazil is more like South vs North, rather than East vs West, although Northeast states are slightly more left leaning than Northwest states. Also, Rio is not the biggest city. It was in the past, as it was the capital, but it hasn't been for a long while now. The biggest city is São Paulo.
The end is just toycat bashing on France lol
As a Brazilian, it's good to see our neighbors talking about us, I always get the feeling that we are ignored all the time! I imagine it's because of the ignorance that many Americans or Europeans or anyone else has in relation to geography and other countries, so it's always good to see when our neighbors talk about us!
Not really. If they discover that Brazil is good, they will invade us. Let they think that Brazil is a shithole with high crime rates.
mas nós somos ignorados o tempo todo parça, esse pessoalzinho aí só quer saber do que tem embaixo dos nossos pés, você sabe bem...
Ouro, prata, manganês, pré-sal, ametista, nióbio...
@@NetunoYoshito De várias maneiras isso é verdade, mas ainda assim, tem gente não liga para essas coisas.
O Toycat se não me engano é inglês, ele só curte geografia mesmo
O pessoal de fora fala muito pouco de países que não são oeste europeu e América do Norte, infelizmente
@@Zenala "geografia" kkkkkkkkkkkkk
8:35 just a small correction, the biggest brazilian is São Paulo, but Rio de Janeiro is the most famous one. pretty good video btw
As a brazilian I... Don't know how to react to that information
As a brazilian, this comparison is really offensive. We are in a bad situation, but not that much.
Not that offensive...
@@xrafax22 i would find it kind of offensive, Brazil shouldn't have the USA as a model. President Lula is a social democrat, which means that the country is moving towards becoming a social democracy like Norway, Denmark, Finland etc. This has been the country's agenda since Lula's first term in 2003 and honestly that's the way to go. The US is an outdated, warmongering, backwards country. In fact, the world needs Brazil much more than people think :)
@@xrafax22 Amigo, você já viu o Brasil embargando e jogando bomba em outros países só porque não concorda com seu sistema econômico? Você já viu o Brasil começar guerras no oriente médio por petróleo? Os EUA já, e muito. A economia deles é baseada em guerras. Já imaginou se ele tenta trazer "democracy" pra cá???
Cuidado que os americano fica puto kkkkk
Calma, Brasil ain’t Norway lol. More than half your country voted for Jair in the past, and his party now has major influence in Brasil after this last election despite Lula (who is awesome) taking over. You guys are just as crazy as us sorry to tell you. The fact that PT couldn’t produce an incumbent to Lula or Dilma previously doesn’t bode well for the longterm prospects of PT. Don’t get me wrong I love Brasil, but Norway it is not lol.
Just one minor comment: São Paulo is bigger than Rio de Janeiro as far as I know.
nice video toycat
Brazil, for some time, had the name United States of Brazil. The Federative Republic of Brazil name came with the new constitution of 1989.
Also, after the takeover of the Brazilian empire to the republic, Brazil also had, for a little time, a very similar flag with the U.S.