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- Emily is in...Paris, and she has to learn the hard way that fitting in isn't always easy. From learning the language, to trying out the local food, here's your guide to living in France.
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After landing her dream job in Paris, Chicago marketing exec Emily Cooper embraces her adventurous new life while juggling work, friends and romance. - บันเทิง
Thats not being American, is being obnoxious.
YESSSSSSS
Same thing?
@@sims2lovealot uhhhh no lol. Most Americans are fine, or at least not this dramatic lmao.
@@aliceyue1754 coming from an ARMY not sure that's the most reassuring statement 😛
@@aliceyue1754 I'm joking don't worry. From the rest of the world the general view is that Americans are obnoxious and rude and no one likes them. Obviously I know that's not actually every American, I have American friends and I've been there so I know it's a stereotype. Although whenever I've gone travelling to other parts of the world you can always spot the American tourist by how loud they are lol.
Emily in Paris: a show about American entitlement and cliché
Most of us HATED it ya know?
@@hinklefamily1831 I finished the show! Why everyone hated Emily in Paris?!?! If you hate Emily in Paris, don't go to Paris, don't learn French via Duolingo, don't try croissants or any French food, don't try to buy Emily's phone case when you are going to Paris! That's it!
@@TheLizKirkland I can't tell, if this is a really good dig at the show or not
@@filthycaz6903 It's a good dig. The bad dig is why it is hated? I already gave the don'ts above
@@TheLizKirkland You dont see the problem. Okay im French and I want to ask you this question: Is this France for you?
"Your language is seriously effed up"
She says
As an English speaker
I'm in real physical pain
I'm sorry English has the linguistic complexity of mors code Emily, but other languages have nouns with gender.
this is hilarious!!! yeah its really painful as an english speaker but im hoping they'll evolve more in season 2,
@@stefgrez I mean she's American she probably thinks English was invented in America smh
why 30% of "English" words are from french words.
Let's face it, the French "gender thing" is a serous - unnecessary -waste of time! The English language proves that!
the fact that i looked up “racist moments in emily in paris” and this was the first video that showed up-
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The irony of calling this show “racist” because it contains stereotypes and criticizes French culture (not really racist but whatever) meanwhile everyone in the comments is perpetuating American stereotypes and criticizing American culture.
The show sucks but so does nearly everyone in this comment section.
It doesn't deserve Golden Globe nominations
What, really? Is there a Basic Bitch character category for that?
They bribed their way in.
She's such a good actress that whenever I see her face now I'm immediately annoyed
😂
Good actress??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
Lmaoo
I know she can do a good job as an actress, but see this here? 01:40 I thought she was disgusted.
@@escaltraolsdal1999 she’s not bad actually’ i’ve seen other movies with her and she can act but this show and script could make Leonardo Di Caprio look untalented. Emily has no personality.
*Just imagine the same show, but in a non-white country*
*Yes, that's contemptuous*
Ikr
Mmmmmm hmmmm that's right
Fun fact: Although France is a white country, the city of Paris is one of the most diveresed cities in the world which shows the lack of understanding of the city as there's only two people of colours in the show. This proves that Emily in Paris, a show about Paris has failed to make a show about Paris.
@@adam.n-steve Fun fact: I live in Paris and I am part of the "diversty who make this city so unique omg".
Did I mention that I hate that show? Well *I hate that show*
If it was in a third world country, they would just defend the misrepresentation.
As someone who's worked tourism in Sydney, Melbourne, London, Dublin and Vancouver, this is exactly how SOME Americans act. Not all but a fair few sadly.
yes, but do we need to portray them like they're perfectly entitled and it's the entire population of the country they move to that's reprehensible?
I’m American, and I agree with you. Sigh.
Why would you move to country without knowing their language? Like I understand cultural shock and there are many things you just can’t “read” about but language?!?!? Seriously?!?!? And she acts like the ppl there are the bad ones for not knowing it. Man native english speakers really think the world revolves around them.🤦🏻♀️
Right.
I’m french and I had to learn English at school since I’m six yo. You can’t have certain jobs if you don’t know how to speak English.
I also had to learn another langage and french students could learn latin, greek * and Arabic/Chinese/Japanese or Russian 🙄
I liked learning English and Spanish but I was really upset about the fact that everything is made to be easy for native English speakers in the world...
French are lazy and start to work at 10 am ??? Wtf did the producer even went to our subway at 7 am ?
Why some people still think we are allergic to our shower ? It was like three century ago that the people thought that water gave us diseases.
And apparently we cheat on our partner and are impolite for no reasons, excuse me ?
This show made me so upset for so many reasons, they didn’t even tried to show the diversity of my country.
The only thing that it did well was promoting racism, francophobia and ignorance.
@@Nano-0109 no kidding. I feel real sorry for you guys coz I know how it feels to be misinterpreted by the white media. The xenophobia is real.
I also think that the way the script is written makes the French characters seem really mean and she's poor little innocent girl and they are all mean bullies. She literally prances around in her little outfits and does whatever she wants.
@@lisasmarchioli778 it’s just toooo stereotypical lmaooo like we are French we are this we are that. Dude calm down with your American superiority complex.
@@dicktaylor7575 idk what kinda life they lead for that coz obviously you can’t expect to walk in a local store or try to communicate with one without any knowledge of that place’s Lang
The show looks like it's meant to be a warning - like, US Americans watch it and think, "OMG, is that the impression we make in France (or other foreign countries)???!!" :-)
it is more about the offensive way they portrait French people. The reaction she gets is not because she is an American and that is how people sees her, it is because she is being a jerk.
@@mariamonicar2010 I know, but the point is she is being a jerk because she's American and this makes her believe she's superior.
sometimes some americans come across that way yes but no one thinks it's cute or funny so there is that.
Yeah, people who aren't Amarican usually don't like Amaricans. Mostly for their general ignorance, refusal to learn and understand new cultures. Another big factor is that they think that they made everything and that they are the best country etc etc etc. It's not hard to learn these things, it's right Infront of you and we are not scared to say it. (This may seem harsh, but this is in the comment section for Emily in Paris clips)
Well, not everyone but young people mostly give off this vibe😂😂😂
As a french, I can say that we are quite proud of our culture.. Maybe it was a TERRIBLE idea to insult it in every single way possible?!
Je suis tout à fait d’accord avec vous. Dès que j’ai vu le titre « emily in Paris » j’ai su que ça allait être très très mauvais...
Et franchement j’aurai préféré que ça s’arrête au « oui oui baguette » Tour Eiffel et vin rouge.
Je me suis sentie hyper mal d’avoir été représentée ainsi dans cette série.
Et puis c’était carrément raciste par moment.
J’ai découvert il n’y a pas longtemps qu’on pensait à l’étranger que nous les français sommes allergiques à l’eau et au savon.
Voilà d’après cette série ce à quoi nous sommes rabaissés : les hommes français sont des gros charos ; les cuisiniers ont du temps à perdre avec une pauvre fille qui ne sait pas communiquer avec un plombier ; on a visiblement l’argent de manger tous les jours au restaurant ; on s’habille comme à la Fashion week pour promener nos chiens ; on fume énormément ; on est tous blancs (manque de diversité du casting bonjour) et on est extrêmement impolis et paresseux ...
Pardon ? La jeune fille qui se trouve être la protagoniste de la série se retrouve en France et ne veut rien comprendre à notre culture et à notre langue. Sa connaissance de la France s’arrête aux sacs Chanel.
(Sans parler de ses tenues hideuses par moment)
Je suis vraiment énervée par le manque de culture dont ont fait part des producteurs de cette daube.
Et puis c’est qui cette abrutie qui se met à chanter la vie en rose dans l’espace public ?
C’est quoi cette manie de vouloir montrer que « the American way of thinking is the best » ?
Si seulement ils savaient que les américains ne sont certainement pas vu comme des intellectuels partout dans le monde...
Les français sont râleurs mais ça se comprend.
Et quand sa patronne lui dit qu'elles ne seront jamais amies parce qu'elle a pas de temps à consacrer à une meuf qui voit Paris comme un parc géant et qui se fait même pas chier à apprendre la langue et qu'elle est quand même présentée comme la méchante, à un moment je dis merde
@@Nano-0109 hahah, l'abrutie qui se met à chanter la vie en rose dans l'espace public! Exactement!
But apparently if the Americans are not seen as intellectuals everywhere in the world, it's the world's fault, not the Americans'.
@@origami6479 Je suis assez d'accord, j'imagine que j'ai un problème avec cette série parce qu'elle ne me donne pas l'impression que le personnage principale apprend quelque chose de ses erreures.. ce qui est dommage :/
Don't worry.everyone hates the show and we all know that it's written by some entitled white writers
She's such a tourist.
fake it till you make it
*that's not how it works, emily*
Yeah, sure, just speak some fake French in Paris. I'm sure the French can't tell the difference.
@@LarsPallesen exactly
I come from Germany and we also have masculine and feminine adjectives. It can happen that there is a masculine adjective in front of a more feminine word. That is normal and it just happened that way. It has nothing to do with sexism
I'm like half german half latina, I hate people asking me how I got to speak such good german. I ve just lived almost all my life here, thats why. Sorry if I dont look white enough or the fact my hair is black. So I'd say racial stereotypes are present EVERYWHERE.
That, like Emily i know English has the linguistic complexity of mors code but other languages have musculi me and feminine adjectives.
im Deutschen gibt es nicht nur männliche und weibliche, sondern auch sächliche Substantive (Neutrum)
@@bulimiahell what has your comment got to do with the original comment lol
That's true that it doesn't really have to do with sexism. My mother tounge has the same thing.
But let me tell you, I still find it frustrating as hell lmao. I'm not saying "change the language" in whatever way. It's more like "I still think it's kinda nasty for people who don't wanna conform" generally speaking.
The neutral gender can only exist for plural and for objects or other living beings here, never for people. So imagine how non-binary people feel here.
Idk, it's a true statement, sure. But I wouldn't pride myself on the fact that my language basically genders everything tbh.
Also gender norms, classifications of what's more "feminine" and what's more "masculine" as a word, and object, an activity etc. have existed even way before our languages did. I find gender norms and unnecessarily gendered stuff irritating much like other people do. I just don't really like things that unconditionally remind me of that.
Do the showrunners realise how unlikable the characters are?
The ignorance in this programme wtf 🤢
I get it-Emily is annoying but please don’t hate Lilly Collins. She‘s an amazing actress..
Well, lets not get carried away. She's good actress. Well above average. She may play brilliant roles in the future. She's not amazing. Isabelle Huppert is amazing. Catherine Deneuve is amazing. Barbara Sukowa is amazing. Lilly Collins is not amzing, yet.
@@bartmann81 Why? She did Snow White and other good and intense characters like Ellen in "To the Bone"; here, she's playing a american girl which have stereotypes about Paris; like north americans have about Brazil; England and other countries and who wants being adapted to them to broke them after. Cause les françaises doesn't are like the serie shows; they are respectful; but they are very reserved, but is very funny to watch it.
Lily Collins is a terrible actress. You need to watch more films.
@@bartmann81 Right..... I'm sure you know what makes a brilliant actor. I'm sure you know it isn't dictated by the roles they land, but how well they embody that character and bring them to life. Though we should do well to remember that an actor is only going to do well with the writing and direction they've been given. It's why you see actors and writers be at odds about the characters so many times. The worlds best actor can not act well if the character they are portraying is poorly written. Being able to emote on cue does not automatically make you a good actor. But my main point was, you sound like Brian Griffin.
@@leechlover4life Yeah? What makes her terrible? What makes a a good actor? See I would have thought it would require looking at the script and listening to the writers talk about the character they created, and ONLY then judging to see if the actor did a poor job bringing that character to life. Why would writers and directors constantly put their faith in her? Does her Daddy own the studio? I mean her Dad is Phil Collins, so probably not. Please do tell. Because it sounds like you not only want an excuse to hate on a popular thing, but also have no idea how to properly judge something.
This is actually accurate representation of Americans. I’m Australian and they ask me where kangaroos is when they come to Sydney. Lmao Sydney and Australia as a country is more developed than most of America. Oh an there’s also ‘I am an American so ...’ excuse for everything.
I'm Aussie and I agree. The vast majority of Americans I've conversed with assume their country is the default. They'll say things like "why are you wearing a scarf in July, it's Summer!" Or they'll correct your spelling of words even when they're the anomaly, like mum vs mom. I've met ones who act confused when you criticise the Liberal party, not realising they're our right wing fraction. I could go on.
While not all are the same, their insular perspective and plain ignorance on other nations and their geography, history and culture is a stereotype for a reason.
You get the kangaroo questions, we Indians somehow never hear the end of "Where's the curry" because apparently every Indian dish to them is 'curry'
@@riddhilikhe5741 omg tell me about it. Their idea of curry and our idea of curry are soo different.
Kangaroos I’m dying 😂
Didn’t realize Australia as a whole was more developed. 🤣 Have you ever been to the US? PS : You shouldn’t categorize an entire county of 300 million based off some ignorant high schoolers. That would be doing the exact thing you claim to stand against 👍🏽👌🏽
it's really amazing how the show managed to be offensive both to the French people and Americans. As a French person I can assure you can find kind and polite people in France... yes, even in Paris. Just don't act like Emily, PLEASE ^^
You’re absolutely right! I’m an American that was recently in France and I found the French to be incredibly polite and respect; I’m a Francophile! My friends and I agreed before I left for me to NOT be like Emily! Vive La France!
It's not about her being a cliche American in Paris, it's about her being that pretty girl, who gets friends that easy, who always has it figured out in her work life, who whines cuz she wants her friend's guy. She is literally the definition of first world problems. Her boss is basically a bitter and horrible person with no rhyme or reason. She's just a bad character like Tori Vega.
The boss has the reason to get mad she is expecting an experienced person from USA that studies French culture and all she had is Emily who feels entitledb
Honestly I kinda like Silvia, and her actress acting is the best thing about this show
Honestly I kinda like Silvia, and her actress acting is the best thing about this show
In French most words that end with a vowel are usually female and wordt that end with a consonant are usually male. Many exceptions off course like le musée, le livre and la mer, but when I was learning French at school, when in doubt this was always your best chance to get it right. Anyway, that is why it's le vagin (and to cancel that one out the beard is la barbe)
In the series deranged point of view, pointing out this minor linguistic oddity is somehow a bold and admirable feminist statement. Well excuse me for pointing out there are women all over the word fighting every day, making great personal sacrifices, fot social, political and economic justice for women. That is feminism. Not this tweet.
Woah, I'm french and when I read your comment I was like... no, it can't be that simple! Then I tried with every single object around me and DANG !!! It works !!! You're a genius 😂😂
This is how Hispanics feel about the word latinx
@@Yougaljuboja Glad to be of help, but the more French you learn, the more exceptions: la conversation and la reservation. But when I had to take a guess during a examn or so, it was alwys the safest bet.
To me Feminine and masculine in French more like the ying and yang in Chinese culture. Its not really about gender by rather qualities. There are masculine qualities in a woman and feminine qualities in a man.
la bite (look it up) is also feminine so...
How about just : Emily being Ridiculous
The Creme Brûlée scene is the best thing in the whole series
Very Delicious dessert.
t h e t a p s o u n d
I did not like this show AT ALL!
might as well change the title to KAREN IN PARIS
AHAHAHA
I saw the clip where Emily made the chef change her steak even though she was the one who ordered a medium rare and I already knew by then it's gonna be a shitty show. Also, the way she said "the customer is always right" was so cringe, the level of ignorance is staggering. I like Lily Collins but this character is so unlikable.
Like they said 'if you hate the character, the actor did a great job'
Emily (the character) claims that she is from Chicago but she acts like a very rude New Yorker.
Seems like an unfair stereotype of New Yorkers.
Her rudeness matches NYC, but I feel like they'd adjust better to different cultures instead of saying "That's so weird!" All the time. A New Yorker would probably embarrasses themselves less.
@@MissMiserize yall must be talking about entitled rich spoiled girls from Manhattan cause not every nycer is rude
I agree. I am from Chicago. She does not give Midwestern vibes on this show.
New Yorkers and French people are pretty similar actually, both have the stereotype of being smug and arrogant and rude
I'm American and I just think if she's in Paris on a job and living there, she needs to know French and French culture. She's not there vacationing, she's there on a job!
Exactly! I was there’s for about 5 days a few weeks ago on vacation and I feel like I’ve put more effort into adapting to their culture than she did. So embarrassing.
Literally French is the second most taught language in the US. You can find many people who speak french, it is a very common second language to learn. Americans are often monolingual but you can still find many proficientin French. Why would they take some moron who can't speak French to Paris for a job?
I think it's spanish it's the second language by far, Remenber don't cry in front of mexicans
@@versistroni second most taught 2nd language after Spanish . Considering English is already the mother tongue . That’s what the person meant by taught
Did you watch the show? She wasn't supposed to go, her boss who speaks French was. She got pregnant and cancelled the move to have her baby at home, so Emily wound up going last minute instead.
3:30 Citys in Europe where not designed they evolved over hundreds of years, to write off all that history as „being an illogical culture“ is just beyond ignorant
I hope in the second season Emily has what she deserves and learns to have manners, respect and stop being a complete arrogant and ignorant. ❤️
I wish I could tell you that 😕
The scene where she said french language is eff up, really reminds me when Phoebe said that American always butchered french language 😆
Another reason to love Phoebe.
I felt like I watched the whole thing in this trailer already.
This show by Darren Starr pales in comparison to Sex and the City...the characters of Samantha and Carrie made Sex and the City... but the lead in this show is like Charlotte just more frigid and uptight... imagine if Charlotte was the only lead actress in Sex and the City...and was really boring and childish...you can just watch the lead do selfie hashtags for so long before you want to take the phone and throw it in the Seine River... and unlike Sex and the City there are no meaningful emotional interconnections between any of the characters... even her boyfriend breakup was emotionless...this show had such potential with a strong lead but this girl just isn’t ... the witchy manager is simply unappealing ... but the men on the show are Sex and the City worthy....at least they got them right... too bad we never see them having any sex!!!! This is a PG version of Sex and the City that leaves you not wanting more
Actually we do say « excité » to mean excited
yes, and sometimes "baiser" means "to kiss"... but hey, not that often 😂😂
I respect the people liking this show, but am I the only who found this show incredibly cliché, and cringeworthy acting wise ? I could not get into the show and believe what the actors were saying, they act really bad XD
You're. Not the only one
Some Riverdale writing ✍️
She'll have to embrace the French culture throughout the series. Speaking French is not harder as you think.
I'd to see Emilly on getting interest about the French History. Like visiting le Château de Versailles"
it's not ridiculously American at all. there are actually a lot of decent Americans who are not utterly lame, ignorant, stupid and rude. yes, this might be news to the rest of the world (sadly).
@Anderson da Silva we are alive, just not around you
I know soooooo many people from the US who are SUUUUUUUPER COOL. This show is just stupid.
@@jomaix majority of Americans are obnoxious but I've met very kind and awesome americans but they are very few.
@@josephine1465 then you haven’t met many
@@josephine1465 damn what American hurt you?
Hey most of you won't see this but i hope you are doing amazing so close to 3/k stay safe and be happy and you are a legend :)
Did they actually think French people just have crème brûlée’s laying around to slap with a spoon?
no the guy with all the crème brûlées is a famous fashion designer and only the rich would do some weird shit like that 😂
The fact that a geniune Netflix branch channel posted this themselves I-
I know right!?!?!?
As an american I would like to formally apologize for the american representation in the show, I agree with you that this is absolutely ridiculous and absurd.
😊Don't worry, it is just a movie. We know there are a lot of cliché.
But French are really like that lol!! No need to apologize, I'm not an American btw!!
I know the feeling. I’m so embarrassed about this show. I was in France a few weeks ago and I absolutely love almost everything about it, including the people! I actually found this show offensive too.
just renew the society already #savethesociety
yessss, right?
I mean, if the objective of the show is showing how entitled and ignorant Emily is, it's a great show. (Im not even being sarcastic)
Except the show constantly pretends Emily is a good person and has the moral high ground.
This is true hahaha I feel her when the I got here is not easy to talk with them
This show was absolutely terrible. The portrayal of parisians as american praising brown-nosers was inaccurate and and quite frankly, arrogant. The only black character used as a token character, and as another person was in awe of emily's "american thinking". Mindy, a KOREAN actress cast as a chinese character (which already shows how little the writers care), was just used as a voice to hurl insults and slander china and its people. The whole series was just another series made to glorify america, and basically just a vanity project. It is an absolute disgrace that this is being renewed for a second season and I have no intention of watching it.
Right let’s think it that way : a french actress can’t act a German character, an American actor can’t act a Canadian, a Nigerian can’t act a South African. That’s to different.
@@Nano-0109 ok but they could've just made the character korean since the actress was? The fact that she was chinese added nothing to the plot so why would it make a difference to make her korean? The only reason they even made her chinese was so they could insult china without getting called out lol
They did say that her dad was Chinese and her mom was Korean in the show. (Although I agree with everything you’ve already said about Mindy)
@@elenaKS230 ohh ok then that's a bit better but then why make her chinese at all😭 she clearly can't speak a word of mandarin
It seems like those Middle Ages books that had "exotic" settings just because the majority of readers had never been there, and therefore the authors could portray made-up traditions, non-existent animals, etc. Except those weren't cringy. And are a classic to this day.
she looks and acts like a doll. i’ve never seen her showing an emotion and overall she has no personality
Let's get it boys
I absolutely love this show!
I'm going to visit Paris for the first time in about a month and I am fully prepared to spend a bulk of the time just crying
The customer service complaint 😂😂
I am from Brazil and my English teacher who is also Brazilian said that she has heard from Americans if we have streets in Brazil, if we have a car and if we are all Indians, so I have no doubt that Americans are like that.
Why I’m seeing a lot of hate, i love emily’s character
Tony left Prada, moved to France, married a rich wife and started a perfume company.
"Romanticising Ignorance"
What's ironic to me. Is if she was a supporting character that wasn't over exposed to the audience. Plus being framed in the narrative in such a way that made it clear we weren't suppose to like her.
We would be talking about what a clever well written parody of certain Americans she was.
I just realized she acts a lot like Carrie from Sex and the City. Found out the series was made by the same producer as Sex and the City. No wonder
and the chinese girl is samantha
Yeah, same unlikeable traits in different characters.
Americans probably disagree with everything she says. that is probably why she moved to Paris, which is because she didn't have any friends in America and she couldn't find work in America. I guess in Paris, she appeared for exotic, different, and interesting...LOL
Good way of looking at it 😂
"trAY exCItAy" its literally not hard to try and put on the accent so u pronounce the words properly like who is this girl
The french language is seriously effed up?
This show is seriously effed up!
Who gave the ok to make this show what the fuck netflix?
i prefer to dislike the Emily character if yall think shes annoying but not lily collins in general i really like her and shes an amazing actress so lets please not
I love the actress but hate the character.
So annoying... I am sorry for the actress since she is good at her job... but Emily in Paris really annoyed me.
Can't believe there are people who have been watching all the seasons.
Off topic but I love that women’s mood, gotta love the attitude it’s savage.XD
Oh boy. How will season 2 go?
i do love lily collins but dear god what in the fresh hell is this show
I adore this show
How
I love this show!!!
Lol, I made fun of this in my Emily in Paris parody!
🥧That is true 01:51 La crème brûlée is a very, very tasty dessert.
yess
I only watched it because I like france
Hashtag oh craaayp! 💀
As an American, I see this when I worked in the service industry, customers are stupid and entitled.
2:31 min. Maybe they would be less hated if they held their wine glasses properly...
;-)
I was travelling in Peru and I was at a bar with a group (I’m Canadian) and was with a British, Australian, and a New Zealander and an American guy came up to us (he said it was his first time outside of America) and asked if the countries we were from had gas stations……
🤦♀️ I apologize to all on behalf of any sensible Americans.
I loved it
Liked more season 1.
I love this show 😊
1:26 just no wtf is wrong with the writers
if I may, still with being not French, so it's just a guess... It doesn't sound like something a French person would say, much more like some weird American humor. Because around here when we make up theories about language we don't jump into nonsensical "philosophy", we usually think about the origin of the word and its parts, synonyms, things associated with the form and meaning. Because we study those things in school extensively. We do.
💜💜💜
what was going through the writer’s minds when they wrote this??
When I was in college I worked for a hotel that had a lot of international guests. Many of them initially appeared rude but mainly it was due to cultural misunderstandings. The French candor was just as offensive to the Americans I worked with as Emily’s attitude. C’est la vie. 😉
Such a great show and actually super accurate
아름다운 그녀!🇰🇷💕👍
Beautiful girl!🇰🇷💕👍
I searched "emily in paris being racist" to get a feel about what was going on... Did not expect an official netflix account to show it to me. I mean wow, I'm German and we certainly make a lot of fun of France... But not like this, this is just so racist and disrespectful
I know! How is this an AD? I got turned off after 3 seconds
Yay! I'm French and we know our own stereotypes so we do laugh about them too but here it is just a whole another level !
Omg she’s so quirky and funny and everything just goes so right for her all the time without effort, almost like the show was totally written by real normal people! 😒
Funny enough I used to work in the student travel industry in Europe for a couple years, and this is exactly how sorority study abroad American girls abroad act… especially in Europe.
It's cool...
Hahahhaha honestly as an American living in france, its complicated to get cope with their culture and thoughts lol
The same could be said for every person who goes living in the US.
@@dianas7429 yes but Americans lack culture, they speak like only one Language. The harder part is to deal with the racists that scream ‘go back to your country’ if you speak in your own language
Emily meet Madea....
Honestly I wish Netflix had Barb and Star
🍞01:32 Un pain au chocolat. True😋.
Why so much people hate this show, i actually likef it and got entertained so much!! Its fun and different in a good way!! Can't wait for Season 2!!
Yea ik its a good show i really liked it
Because it comes up with offending cliches about the French and main character is obnoxious.
Finally someone else who agrees with me. I love the show. Everyone says it’s not accurate to actual French culture but who cares it’s a freaking tv show lol
Criticism is important for growth. This show is heavily criticised because it needs a lot of growth. The main character, the screen play, the stereotypes are horrible. It's ok if you like it, just don't ever work in cinema.
@@beautifullykayla its offensive * not inaccurate
For an English girl, playing an American is so natural for her
Besides, Emily is a little bit arrogant sometimes. She has some good ideas, but she thinks that she can do whatever she wants whenever she feels like it. She doesn't always think before doing/speaking, she doesn't consider the possible consequences.
It's a pretty good show.
Non c'est de la merde
I literally only watch the show for Gabriel, like the story is a little cringe 😬
a thing i learned from this series is that having anything with eiffel tower on it and wearing a beret is super cliche in paris
Tout à fait :)
did she just... curtsy