I just think they were just sort of expected to know them and weren’t given them to prep. Which considering the fact neither of them are actually royalty they didn’t know them
S RKH I know but usually I’m these videos the people are clearly given time to prepare or experts in the field . It was abundantly clear they weren’t given prep time like everyone else and these aren’t universal terms which is they didn’t just naturally know them Edit: these are terms only really used by the upper class and neither of them are upper class which why they struggled to avoid that very predictable outcome they should’ve been given them in advance so they knew them
Izzy Farmer The title was wrong for what was presented. They’re just too young to have heard many of these terms. Plus, you don’t have to be “upper class” to know these terms, 😆
I dont get why is everybody hating on Prince Charles, i mean ,he wasn’t in love with Diana, and still was forced to marry her, even though he loved another woman, just imagine.
@@thetrailll Being in love with another woman shouldn't allow you to be emotionally neglectful to your wife. His situation was sad, but Diana's was worser.
I think people are meaning that their knowledge of what they are answering is very limited. Quite a lot of the answers they are giving are incorrect and as they have been paid to play these characters and probably research these things, it's just quite funny. A lot of this slang is fairly obvious common British knowledge which seems to have bypassed them both. But they are young and this can be excused. I only know a lot of these answers due to watching the news and reading my gran's Hello!
@@AuroraChernobyl The OG commenter isn't questioning their domicile or britishness, she knows that they are British already. She just stated that if they took a citizenship test there's no way they're clearing it.
fun fact: the most expensive pigment is indeed purple, the is why there are no(or very little) flags with the color purple on them. It's considered "royal" because monarchs used to wear purple suits and dresses in order to show their status.
I think part of that chemistry is how amazingly good those two actors are. They really, really come across at just how horrible that match up was, Josh completely in character and Emma so completely in character. Josh has stated how horrible he felt after fight scenes with the queen and Diana - as in, "I'm sorry, I really didn't mean it". Those two have skyrocketed in my opinion of them as actors. Certainly they aren't the trash that passes for Hollywood on this side of the pond.
There’s a difference between actual posh royal/upper class people and people who are upper middle class, with rich to moderately well off parents but, unlike the upper classes, actually worked to their position
I went to a posh school. None of us were posh. Maybe 2 or 3. Actual posh people are exceptionally rare. There's only like 10 schools that produce that level of poshery.
Yeah he was thinking of Lapis which was more of a thing in the classical era. Also she was right about a lot, she came prepped like it was a game show!😂
I am a US citizen, never having lived in or been immersed into British culture, but I know that OBE - Is not "Of the British Empire" OBE - Is "OFFICER of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire" as opposed to MBE which would be MEMBER of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire".
Josh saying that he doesn’t know anyone with the title of OBE, yet half the cast of The Crown has it. 😂😂😂 i love him (Sorry, English is not my first language)
To be fair, they're trying to explain a language variation (register) mostly exclusive to the upper class in British society. While they play characters belonging to this class, the actors themselves might not know the jargon and slang the royals or upper class use unless it's actually something that their characters talk about. So I dont think it's fair to say they dont know about their own country when these might not even be general knowledge to the majority of the UK.
@@matthewjzack.9447 Most of these questions are part of the British citizenship test. Of which my favourite one is how many parts the UK Parliament consists of? (A: three) Isn't it a shame big time these two wouldn't make it?
@@fiorellacedres Significa una apropiación cultural indirecta. Chile es el país de todo el continente Americano que más consume y tiene casas de té per capita. Así como tienen flaites también tienen su versión de snobs. Mientras que entre los británicos sí es algo más arraigado a su historia con el imperio habiendo conquistado la India, y el comercio directo con la China Imperial.
These people are terrific actors. Season 4 was grand. I like it even more having watched this... they are so regular lol I love it! Are they drunk? Either way adorable.
@@katieedwards945 It's actually "Officer [of the most excellent order of the] British Empire. MBE is "Member", CBE is "Commander". There is also Knight/Dame Commander (KBE) and Knight/Dame Grand Cross (GBE). Both of which allow the holder to use the title Sir or Dame. Order of precedence (descending) GBE, KBE, CBE, OBE, MBE.
Here after watching 4 season. Oh, they are so good actors. In real life they have so chemistry and, except for the Australia ball scene, they can portray a couple that have no sparkles. Just waiting for a romantic movie with both of them.
Actually, OBE-. OFFICER of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, just as MBE-. MEMBER of the....... and CBE- COMMANDER of the........ Olivia Colman received CBE in October 2019
@@janstickles3035 the whole order is "order of British empire" or OBE, encapsulating GBE, KBE/DBE, CBE, OBE and MBE. If you are an OBE then its Officer.
Diana's funeral was "technically" Operation Tay Bridge, which was the Queen Mother's funeral plans and the only one that had been prepared and practiced at the time of Diana's death. They just tweaked it a little to match her personality and life.
The death of Queen Elizabeth II.... 25 years after the death of Princess Diana, Princess of Hearts and Minds in 1997... This news is the most widely circulated in this century... It came true today and became true on September 8, the ninth month of 2022 AD....
Operation London Bridge is the codename to announce the passing of Queen Elizabeth. The prime minister and all the media head can expect to hear "London Bridge is down." "Tay Bridge" was for the Queen Mother. Princess Diana also used the model of Tay Bridge (much to the dismay of the Queen Mother, but I'm sure she just consider it to be a final dress rehearsal for her own funeral). "Forth Bridge is for Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. He was offered a grand state funeral but declined. "Menai Bridge" is for Prince Charles.
If you ever heard the Queen -she pronounces equerry as eh-KWeary (accent on the 2d syllable). Blue blood or “born to the purple.” Queen mum was “tay bridge”.
Many years ago I lived in London and got to know a person working in the TV industry. He informed me of a certain commonly known fact held within the industry .The fact being that actors ,thespians ,players,whatever they want to be called are not the sharpest tools in the box. That is to say on a whole and generally they are not too smart,intelligent,quick of wit and fast on the uptake. During my period of working in the hospitality industry in London I had on quite a few occasions the chance to meet some of the acting folk. And on conversing and networking with these troubadours I did indeed discover that I had not been misled. Charming confident and witty at first encounter a further exploration of their persona soon led one to the impression that it was all an act ,a façade, a show .The lines and information were all of another's design and requests for elaboration and detailed description were met with excuses,mumbling and change of subject.In truth it was all show and they were in some cases children. Some or most just blessed with genetic good fortune and self centeredness helped by a lifetime filled with allowances and freedom. Plus a sort of obedience unknowingly accepted by them just for being good decoration. Where do we put smiley bright eyes at the party,oh out front where they can't do any harm. It is no wonder they are all represented by just a handful of business managers in the whole of London.No great at business but not thieves and charlatans. And this interview just reminded me of the things I had overlooked about the actors I had encountered. These two are a couple of airheaded morons who can barely walk and chew gum simultaneously. It is a wonder they get dressed without help.
It doesn’t say much for the quality of British education that I, a foreigner, know the meaning of all these terms, and learnt about most of them while still a young person, while the presenters have never heard of many of them.
the two members who didn't contribute anything to the group project and then were chosen to give the presentation in front of the class
thank you for the laugh at 3 am hhaahaha
the best description Everrrr!
So true
Hahahahaha you nailed it
Me. Always. 😂♥️ this comment is gold.
Josh O'Connor is much too good looking to play Charles.
And decent!
Prince Charles wasn't bad looking when he was younger, though...
@@Tyanes17 well I think he was pretty ugly lol but that's my opinion only (but comparing to Josh he was not that good at all)
@@Tyanes17 Dude. He looks much much better now than how he looked back then
And Emma isn't striking enough to be Diana
It’s nice to see Diana and Charles so friendly with one another.
😂
LOL
Hahah true
LMAO
Certainly, very nice!
I don't think I have seen any two people less prepared to explain anything.
We, the people who would actually click and watch this, are much more prepared to actually answer these questions...and it is SO FRUSTRATING
I just think they were just sort of expected to know them and weren’t given them to prep. Which considering the fact neither of them are actually royalty they didn’t know them
Izzy Farmer These aren’t all royal terms. I knew all but one
S RKH I know but usually I’m these videos the people are clearly given time to prepare or experts in the field . It was abundantly clear they weren’t given prep time like everyone else and these aren’t universal terms which is they didn’t just naturally know them
Edit: these are terms only really used by the upper class and neither of them are upper class which why they struggled to avoid that very predictable outcome they should’ve been given them in advance so they knew them
Izzy Farmer The title was wrong for what was presented. They’re just too young to have heard many of these terms. Plus, you don’t have to be “upper class” to know these terms, 😆
When you want to hate Charles but Josh is so cute and you can’t...
Yess
@Simon Cowell nahhhh he's a snack
I dont get why is everybody hating on Prince Charles, i mean ,he wasn’t in love with Diana, and still was forced to marry her, even though he loved another woman, just imagine.
@@thetrailll it's not diana's fault? at least don't threaten her just because of your unlucky life?
@@thetrailll Being in love with another woman shouldn't allow you to be emotionally neglectful to your wife. His situation was sad, but Diana's was worser.
As a british person, can i just say this is an accurate depiction of how the average British person would describe these words
It’s really not! It highlights thick people, not average people! Emma thought afternoon tea at 4pm was the same as elevensis ffs!
Honestly yes omg
@@JulieWallis1963 I’m in the US and I know more than these 2 chuckleheads. “Of the British Empire”?? 🤣
I can’t possibly believe they were being real here. Unless they’re incredibly thick.
@@JulieWallis1963 who cares
Emma Corrin looks *so* much like a young Jodie Foster
She really does!
And nothing like Diana.
yes thank u
Actually! :o
I see Clarice Starling not Diana
People here saying they weren't prepared for this interview. But isn't that how interviews are supposed to be?
I think people are meaning that their knowledge of what they are answering is very limited. Quite a lot of the answers they are giving are incorrect and as they have been paid to play these characters and probably research these things, it's just quite funny. A lot of this slang is fairly obvious common British knowledge which seems to have bypassed them both. But they are young and this can be excused. I only know a lot of these answers due to watching the news and reading my gran's Hello!
Ask your next potential employer?
These two would definitely not pass a citizenship test.
Still they get the lump sums and we get to wash their dishes. 🐽🐷🐖
😂😂
They get the citizenship by birth right.
@@AuroraChernobyl The OG commenter isn't questioning their domicile or britishness, she knows that they are British already. She just stated that if they took a citizenship test there's no way they're clearing it.
fun fact: the most expensive pigment is indeed purple, the is why there are no(or very little) flags with the color purple on them. It's considered "royal" because monarchs used to wear purple suits and dresses in order to show their status.
You are talking about the emperors of Rome. Who happened not to be considered royalty by their contemporaries. Royal blue isn't purple, by the way.
So wealth, even back to the Romans. Yup makes sense to flaunt it if you have it or what's the point.
@@szabados1980 Roman emperors wore purple all the way to the fall of Constantinople in 1453. the Queen's father wore purple in his coronation in 1936.
& Crown Royal comes in a purple bag
Blue was the colour of French royalty not English.
They’re like the happy version of Charles and Diana.
If we don’t get more Princess Anne this season I swear
iwilitu YES! We better!
laduchesse why??
@@antoniogalindo4869 Because she's the best royal ever both in fiction and in real life.
Thais Ferreira what did she do to be that good?
WELL WE SHOULD
How is Josh o connor is so likeable in real life, when i had grown to hate him with all my being in the series
Ac - ting
@@ifanmorgan8070 hahhahaha true
Did you not feel any empathy for Charles’?
it’s this crazy thing called...acting 😱
@@hateitorlovification not at all
I'm the only one thinking that they had a lot of chemistry. I know, their characters fought all season, but even fighting they had chemistry.
I think part of that chemistry is how amazingly good those two actors are. They really, really come across at just how horrible that match up was, Josh completely in character and Emma so completely in character. Josh has stated how horrible he felt after fight scenes with the queen and Diana - as in, "I'm sorry, I really didn't mean it". Those two have skyrocketed in my opinion of them as actors. Certainly they aren't the trash that passes for Hollywood on this side of the pond.
Cast of The Crown learns Royal Slang at the same time the audience does.
It’s about time for Josh O’Connor to get more recognition 🥰
Yeah. He was great at Emma although his role was not so big.
So trueeee!!!
Okk they are confused AF. But it's adorable.
They have NO idea what's going on and I'm here for it
They have no idea what they’re talking about and it’s painfully hilarious
7 minutes of 2 posh British actors knowing nothing about posh British society.
They're not posh
@@gabrielsanabriaibieta Just Well-Spoken!
There’s a difference between actual posh royal/upper class people and people who are upper middle class, with rich to moderately well off parents but, unlike the upper classes, actually worked to their position
You mustn’t be British Bcos they’re not posh
I went to a posh school. None of us were posh. Maybe 2 or 3. Actual posh people are exceptionally rare. There's only like 10 schools that produce that level of poshery.
Josh:”well interesting enough we are sat by a cup of tea”
Emma: “or a BOWL of tea” 🤣
I'm pretty sure she was right about the purple....
YES! Purple is the most difficult pigment to make and therefore the most expensive, that's why only royals and rulers could afford it
When Josh talked about other colours I was saying no no nooo you’re so wrong 😂
Yeah he was thinking of Lapis which was more of a thing in the classical era. Also she was right about a lot, she came prepped like it was a game show!😂
These two explain these slang like how I try to remember a dream I had at 3pm
At 3:23, Josh: We might know someone who has an OBE
Olivia Colman: AM I A JOKE TO YOU
I believe she has a CBE
HBC?
CBD?
I am a US citizen, never having lived in or been immersed into British culture, but I know that OBE - Is not "Of the British Empire" OBE - Is "OFFICER of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire" as opposed to MBE which would be MEMBER of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire".
@@janstickles3035
Order of the British Empire
Who else thinks they're both going to become huge stars!
Genuinely thought Josh was chillin in his dressing gown for a solid minute
Diana had no "Bridge Code". Thats why they used the Queen Mothers Code (Tay Bridge) to arrange Dianas funeral.
Diana was no longer a member of the royal family in the moment of her death. They gave her the funeral due to public pression
Diana finally got the Pont de l'Alma or Alma's Bridge... (😕, désolé, c'est de l'humour français)
@@DH007-w2d 😯
I love how they know nothing. This is so charming and I can’t wait to see season 4. They’re going to knock it out of the park!
They knew so little. The real definitions should have been made clear in subtitles underneath.
I thought Elevenses was only for hobbitses.
Pippin would be very happy to know
I scrolled to see if anyone else thought that!
Precious comment
Or Paddington Bear
same
Josh saying that he doesn’t know anyone with the title of OBE, yet half the cast of The Crown has it. 😂😂😂 i love him
(Sorry, English is not my first language)
He was being cheeky, he knew half of the cast has OBE
This should be called T"he Crown Cast Teaches Us How Little They Know About Their Own Country."
To be fair, they're trying to explain a language variation (register) mostly exclusive to the upper class in British society. While they play characters belonging to this class, the actors themselves might not know the jargon and slang the royals or upper class use unless it's actually something that their characters talk about.
So I dont think it's fair to say they dont know about their own country when these might not even be general knowledge to the majority of the UK.
No kidding. Buck House?.? They didn’t know? How much are they paid?
@@pauldevonian6158 Way too much it appears to one.
@@matthewjzack.9447 Most of these questions are part of the British citizenship test. Of which my favourite one is how many parts the UK Parliament consists of? (A: three) Isn't it a shame big time these two wouldn't make it?
Commoners playing royals show they just aren't posh enough...LOLOLOL
Season four hasn’t even come out yet and I ship them strongly lmao
Me too!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️
lol shipping charles and diana ain’t it
itsflowerside yeah i meant sarcastically lmao... but i love them even more on the crown HAHA
Have you seen photos of emma dressed as a pregnant diana??So sweet
Antonella Leiva She looks absolutely stunning•.•
FYI: OBE - 'Order of the British Empire'.
goodness, they are gorgeous.. i will have a mixed feelings watching these two potraying the one of the most tragic love story
I don’t want to lose my Josh and Erin quality time. Their chemistry is great ❤️
In Chile we use the exact same term “elevenses” for tea time in the afternoon but in Spanish: “Once” or “Tomar la Once”
siiii, pensé lo mismo
OHH BRÍGIDO
Me quedé pensando lo mismo! Debe venir de ahí el término
Pero por qué “ a tomar la once “ !? Que significaría?
@@fiorellacedres Significa una apropiación cultural indirecta. Chile es el país de todo el continente Americano que más consume y tiene casas de té per capita. Así como tienen flaites también tienen su versión de snobs. Mientras que entre los británicos sí es algo más arraigado a su historia con el imperio habiendo conquistado la India, y el comercio directo con la China Imperial.
4:35 RIP Queen Elizabeth II. Operation London Bridge is in action.
Josh's messy hair makes me want to wake up next to him.
Sorry sorry. I know. I know. I am way too randy for this right now
i mean... that's understandable 😳
@@fairsuns thank you 🙄
I'm guessing this was shot after a liquid lunch.
Not even slightly. This is just two people talking in the middle of rhe day.
These people are terrific actors. Season 4 was grand. I like it even more having watched this... they are so regular lol I love it! Are they drunk? Either way adorable.
Josh:
“Might be someone with an OBE out there....”
Olivia Coleman,CBE
Helena Bonham Carter,CBE
Gillian Anderson,OBE
😂 😬 oops
I think he was being cheeky. British humour
He was joking
It's also "Order of the British Empire", not "of the British Empire"...they had no clue lol
@@katieedwards945 It's actually "Officer [of the most excellent order of the] British Empire. MBE is "Member", CBE is "Commander". There is also Knight/Dame Commander (KBE) and Knight/Dame Grand Cross (GBE). Both of which allow the holder to use the title Sir or Dame. Order of precedence (descending) GBE, KBE, CBE, OBE, MBE.
@@jck0 You are correct! :) But I was still closer than they were lol
“British Royal Slang learning experience journey”
I’m Australian and I knew more than both of them somehow...
"OBE... Of the British " I always thought actors were supposed to research their roles, but it's quite ok for them to be ignorant.
Same for me except I am French... lol
Canadian and I know more then them also 😆
Same, and i'm argentinian
Same. American.
"A bowl of tea" is the kind of British stuff i expected while clicking on this video.
Here after watching 4 season. Oh, they are so good actors. In real life they have so chemistry and, except for the Australia ball scene, they can portray a couple that have no sparkles. Just waiting for a romantic movie with both of them.
"I don't think I got a bridge... Probably the Dartford crossing" 😂👌
Netflix went through the trouble to change everybody's outfits in all these Crown videos but did not bother to change Emma's boots, once.
Am I the only one that thinks that Josh`s hands and fingers movements are sooooo elegant??
they have chemistry. i can't wait to see them on screen playing one of the most controversial couple
Woooo! They have way too much chemistry to be playing Charles and Diana! Cant' wait for season 04!
It is my understanding that "blue blood" initially referred to the fact that veins, which are blue, strongly show up if you have white skin.
It’s interesting to know that the actors who played senior royal characters couldn’t care less about the basics of royal life 😂😂😂😂💀
They were so lost, I enjoyed every second of their confusion 😂
Love how they actually get along very well
I love how these two get along in real life. I wish we could see more of the both of them in other projects.
Me, as a self-called expert, just be shouting answers at them lol
All the non-Britons in the comments saying “ two posh Britons knowing nothing about being posh” they’re not posh lmao.
London Bridge has fallen down is code for the Queen has died
OBE : what friends called Obi wan kenobi
And Evan McGregor recieved OBE a few years ago
@@anjatt9672 his name is Ewan not Evan
@@catherinemartell2873 sorry, typo
Yeah, the journals that day joked about him all the time, like "obe-wan kenobi"
So heartwarming to see Charles and Diana have a genuine conversation after all these years.
Operation London Bridge refers to the plan for what will happen in the days after the death of the queen.
Anyone who’s wondering....He’s
Menai Bridge
These two stumbling with the knowledge is hilarious. Look forward to the next season with Diana.
These two have no idea. I'm Australian and I know these, thank goodness they have scripts to follow in "the Crown."
So.....they don’t know. Why did I know the answers before them?
OBE: Order of the British Empire NOT 'of the British Empire'. Slaps heads.
I thought it was officer?
@@maddietillem6778 OBE as a whole(as in the entire order of Chivalry is "order of the British empire" but when you are an OBE it is Officer.
@@shellsisacoolpear Oh got it! Thanks!
Yes, josh knows his trivia. It was the lapiz lazuli "rock" that made the blue pigment very expensive back then ... 💙
Should be entitled “The Crown Teach themselves royal slang...” (btw OBE is Order of the British Empire)
Actually, OBE-. OFFICER of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, just as MBE-. MEMBER of the....... and CBE- COMMANDER of the........ Olivia Colman received CBE in October 2019
@@janstickles3035 the whole order is "order of British empire" or OBE, encapsulating GBE, KBE/DBE, CBE, OBE and MBE. If you are an OBE then its Officer.
@@shellsisacoolpear i agree 100%. Perhaps I did not express properly.
Josh is so cute, his personality too.
I CANNOT WAIT!!! There's that twinkle in Josh O'Connor's eyes. Emma Corrin is perfect as Diana. Striking beauty.
Gosh... I'm in love with Josh hahahaha
This is exactly how I made my law school assignments
POV: ur watching the London bridge part after sept 8
Is it just me or does Emma Corrin look like a young Jody Foster?
sounded like Emma was definitely about to mention Toff as in Georgia Toffolo before they cut it
Who is Toffolo?
“Or a bowl of tea.” Lol. Awesome.
This was actually painful to watch, they got pretty much all of them wrong. Even casual consumers of news would know at least some of these.
Isn't it a relief to see Charles being nice
Diana's funeral was "technically" Operation Tay Bridge, which was the Queen Mother's funeral plans and the only one that had been prepared and practiced at the time of Diana's death. They just tweaked it a little to match her personality and life.
wtfff 😳
Josh O' Connor looks so kind and nice. It must take a great level of acting to appear cruel.
It’s so weird seeing them get along because they were so good in hating each other throughout the show
Diana didn't get a bridge in London - for a second I thought they would say she got a tunnel in Paris tho 😬
where do i sign a petition in which i want them to play a happy couple?
Diana is more aristocratic than the Queen..... True statistic.... The Spencers felt that she was marrying down in some ways...
How do they not know HRH or trooping the color?? Still can’t wait to see them on the show!
They are not screaming at each other and that's wild
Helena Bonham Carter was awarddd the OBE
The death of Queen Elizabeth II.... 25 years after the death of Princess Diana, Princess of Hearts and Minds in 1997...
This news is the most widely circulated in this century... It came true today and became true on September 8, the ninth month of 2022 AD....
Operation London Bridge is the codename to announce the passing of Queen Elizabeth. The prime minister and all the media head can expect to hear "London Bridge is down."
"Tay Bridge" was for the Queen Mother. Princess Diana also used the model of Tay Bridge (much to the dismay of the Queen Mother, but I'm sure she just consider it to be a final dress rehearsal for her own funeral).
"Forth Bridge is for Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh. He was offered a grand state funeral but declined.
"Menai Bridge" is for Prince Charles.
When you find yourself having a crush on Josh O’Connor while watching “The Crown” 😫😁
If you ever heard the Queen -she pronounces equerry as eh-KWeary (accent on the 2d syllable). Blue blood or “born to the purple.” Queen mum was “tay bridge”.
Many years ago I lived in London and got to know a person working in the TV industry. He informed me of a certain commonly known fact held within the industry .The fact being that actors ,thespians ,players,whatever they want to be called are not the sharpest tools in the box. That is to say on a whole and generally they are not too smart,intelligent,quick of wit and fast on the uptake. During my period of working in the hospitality industry in London I had on quite a few occasions the chance to meet some of the acting folk. And on conversing and networking with these troubadours I did indeed discover that I had not been misled. Charming confident and witty at first encounter a further exploration of their persona soon led one to the impression that it was all an act ,a façade, a show .The lines and information were all of another's design and requests for elaboration and detailed description were met with excuses,mumbling and change of subject.In truth it was all show and they were in some cases children. Some or most just blessed with genetic good fortune and self centeredness helped by a lifetime filled with allowances and freedom. Plus a sort of obedience unknowingly accepted by them just for being good decoration. Where do we put smiley bright eyes at the party,oh out front where they can't do any harm. It is no wonder they are all represented by just a handful of business managers in the whole of London.No great at business but not thieves and charlatans. And this interview just reminded me of the things I had overlooked about the actors I had encountered. These two are a couple of airheaded morons who can barely walk and chew gum simultaneously. It is a wonder they get dressed without help.
It doesn’t say much for the quality of British education that I, a foreigner, know the meaning of all these terms, and learnt about most of them while still a young person, while the presenters have never heard of many of them.
“We got the blue blooded blues”
Bruh they were saying all answers so confidently😂
Diana’s accident that lead to her death happened almost on a bridge in Paris - Pont de l’Alma... literally right by it... play of the words?
the title should be more "Emma and Josh attempting to teach you Royal Slang"
“Oh my goodness you’re brilliant!” 🥺❤️
If only Di and Charles had Half, at least half of their chemistry...
I thought Trooping the Colour was the Queen's official birthday, and she comes out riding a horse on side saddle.