Obviously, a lot may have named more than one. If nothing else, 'The Bible' at least. But, just the fact that these gentlemen and ladies couldn't even name that really highlights the pathetic education system in a good way.
@@SoudipanMaity in their (potential) defense... when I'm placed on the spot like that sometimes my mind goes blank. As soon as I turned on the video I couldn't recall the name of the book I'm currently reading. I'd like to hope that at least in the librarian's case she couldn't think of an answer for that same reason.
@@amandaburger2506 yeah obviously this can't be possible that they haven't read a single book in their life... It's just that the situation, the place and the question was so random the human brain gets blank... I couldn't come up with a book name too cause I was not expecting that
...but like the guy who mentioned the Lion King, would most people have actually _read_ any of the Harry Potter books or just been familiar with movie titles.
Really open-ended questions like that can be surprisingly hard to answer, even more so when you’re on the spot and your failure to immediately answer creates even more stress. There’s a “Billy on the Street” video where the host asks contestants to name a woman, and they couldn’t do it.
People aren’t this dumb. People just get really nervous when you ask them a super generic question while they are getting recorded by a huge camera and have a microphone on them. They just blanked.
Yeah that even happens to me sometimes- as a bookseller ; ) people come into the store who are interested in something I like- and suddenly I don't remeber the author or title. It's really embarassing. But it still hurt to watch the video
Some people just don't read, dumb or not dumb. But you do have a point, putting you on the spot makes you go blank, I've read hundreds of books in my life but I can barely name a few of the top of my head
Side note: I read 3-15 books a month and blanked when the video played. I spend 1-5 hours a day reading. I'm currently reading three books. I imagine at least the librarian just blanked.
@@-autumnfeelings would depend on what he's reading. If he spends hours a day reading literature from various authors with different backgrounds, I would agree that he's probably an intelligent person. If he spends hours a day reading fanzines of Harry Potter/Star Trek mash ups, I would argue reading isn't helping him much. To be completely honest though, I just feel a compulsive need to argue with any given statement, and it is a problem. Lol. Sorry. Have a nice day!
@@Trentstone121 even if you read various Artist there will be still a difference in just watching words and understanding it (or trying to understand it in fully). I know to many people with alot of books, that actually read them but when it comes to talking about them it won't get over what character does what. Why they doing it or even what these people think the intentions behind making the character doing that is for these readers a mystery. They can't even probably explain why which story is good, they just can say it's good and when an explanation comes it is mostly just saying with extra steps that it is famous.
I am 71 years old, read 3 magazines, 3 newspapers and ca.10 books a week. Learned to read 5 1/2 years old. When I was 17, I could read much more, but old age creeps up on me, unfortunately...
Haha I remember one time a psychology therapist went to our school to check us kids and when they talked to me to find out if I'm mentally stable to be there they asked me about my favorite subjects. I told them that I love literature. Then they asked me to name some books. They didn't give me any explanations. I was confused because I didn't know if they want me to name something from school program or something I enjoy. I was so anxious and all my classmates were there, which made me even more anxious, so I don't even remember now if I said anything properly. I love reading by the way! So I understand these poor people
You are clearly oblivious to the sheer stupidity within the general American public. Especially in big liberal cities like California and New York. I would suggest you look up nore videos like this, but then that would probably make you lose faith in humanity.
Of course, videos like this choose the answers that will "prove" the point. It's the same with the 'can you name a country' videos. The ones who can, for instance, stand in front of a map of Africa and rattle off every country won't be in the video.
These videos are heavily edited for maximum humor. The punchline that people don't read anymore wouldn't work unless they feature those people who either really don't read or who freeze up in front of the camera so much that they can't give any decent response. They probably got dozens of answers from people who could "name a book", but that wouldn't have fit their premise. It's not actually a commentary on illiteracy in modern America. They're just having a laugh.
People know they'll only be featured if they respond with something dumb, so they go along with it. That's all there is to it, it's not an interesting phenomenon.
Can't believe that she was librerian. Even if she never open to read one, must remember one of the titles. Idiot. And that's not insult. Name of the book. GOOD ONE.
She's proof that it's just nerves. There is no conceivable way that a person who handles books all day, gets asked about books, sorts and stacks books wouldn't be able to name at least ONE book. These videos don't prove anything. Readership is down, but these videos are not a good metric
Axe Swinger 69 yeah and you know you’re going to be on TV. Plus If you’re perspective enough you will notice she says “I’m drawing a blank..” and then it cuts. She most likely mentions the name of a book there, and then they ask what she does for a living. It literally just took her a few seconds to come up with a book.
I Write A Song A Day They’re just nervous because they’re put on the spot in front of a camera. They also understand that this is a comedy segment that aims to poke fun at people who don’t ever read books, so they subconsciously conform to the role that’s expected of them by the audience. Or maybe they consciously do so because they realise they won’t be on TV if they name a book. Get off your high horse.
Man, this is so painful to watch. Americans look like they live inside a stupidity forcefield, only caring about themselves and their social media, ignoring about the rest of the real world, but ironically claiming to know it all.
When I was in school, my teacher randomly asked me to name an actor. I blanked. Obviously I have seen actors. This is an example of "putting people on the spot."
Even so, surely you could think of a book you actually have on your own bookshelf - unless you don't have any. Besides, most of these people admitted they don't read books.
It's such an unexpected and strange challenge. I think I would have struggled a bit though I am always in the process of reading one or more books and I have thousands of books.
@@kerensabirch5214 I've read quite a few books.. But without looking over at my bookshelf I'm struggling to remember the names of each individual book. I remember the name of the book series I've read, but drawing a blank on most of the individual books.
@RandalfTheBlack Even so, and I know people can be put on the spot and almost go blank - but if someone does read regularly, they should at least know the name of the current book they are reading, whatever it is. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, The Hunger Games, The Help, The Lorax, y'know whatever it is current. Obviously, Kimmel found people who already admit they don't read books making that question even harder for them. It is still pretty scary. I'm sure they talked to people who could name books, but I wonder how many they asked and what the ratio was. Was it 10 to 1? 10 knew a book and 1 didn't so they asked like 50 people and had 5 who didn't know? I'm a lil' worried to know the answer.
@@Arkeshan In reality, I don't agree, despite being a big big fan of Mark Twain's wonderful wit and wisdom. I am NOT religious, but there is an expression in Hebrew that can be translated as: "without bread, there is no bible" (meaning, we must be able to survive and eat or there is no point in having a bible)
@@walterm.robertsiiiphd2157 I generally agree and it's a wonderful saying. I imagine there are people somewhere whose lives are full of hunting & gathering food and other survival issues, that there is little time for introspection, but that is probably rare these days. Peace and justice Mr. III.
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yeah, i feel like Kimmell tries so hard with these to make americans look so dumb, when in reality they probably paid these people to act so they could get video views or just had to cut out the hundreds of average people who can name one book.
That librarian is a perfect example that for some of these people it's not them being unable to name a book, it's the pressure of being on camera with a microphone on your face being expected to perform. I guarantee you she cane name plenty of books but she froze.
i bet for a lot of people they could name a book but it's like when someone asks what your favourite movie is and you forget all movies ever made so you can't name one
Chief Bill I know so many jokes you would probably need years to count to that number, but every time someone has asked me "Tell me a joke, any joke" I would always draw a blank, but if they asked me for a specific type I would be able to tell like 3 on the spot. Sometimes when you're pressured on the spot your mind just goes blank. It's perfectly normal and happens all the time. Also the broader the specter the worse it actually is.
I had the same kind of experience some time ago, when I went to see the city christmas tree with my kid, and suddenly there was a TV camera and a reporter asking me:"So what does the first advent of christmas mean to YOU?" We just got there and we hadn't even seen the tree properly yet. I'm not religious and I didn't know what to say about the first advent, so I improvised and said:"It means peace and a time being with my family. A peaceful time." Since I was at peace and with my family. It turned out to be the right answer for the TV crew as we were shown in the evening news. And it was also straight from the heart.
You sure it’s not just they have a blank mind. “I don’t read books” should be pretty embarrassing for someone to flat out admit. It’s like saying “hi I’m a dumbass, and I’m fine with that”
I can. I work 12 hour shifts. On my off time, between taking care of my relatives, to taking care of personal matters, exercise, chores, etc, I do not have time to read. Or rather, I prefer not to read in the little off time that I have. I go outside, I exercise, or I nap. The last books I genuinely read were for my nursing career.
I'm looking for a website, an app or something where I can talk to people about books and know their opinions about it and also their recommendations (btw I havent read alot of books)
Don’t worry the producers tell the people to act dumb so that the show is more interesting. If you ask any random person, they’ll probably tell you a book.
Most are books we’re told to read, not ones we want to. It’s not all that surprising to me if people forgot the names of those books, especially when you graduated high school years ago
Yes, out of everything this was the single most infuriating thing. And the ignorant interviewer (and audience) are still acting like the self-important idiots they are
Yessss me too, like haven't you heard of lord of the flies, the book thief, literally ANYTHING? Plus, I wanted to know if anybody in the comment section reads ya? I'd like some recommendations thanks.
@@KRiddytoo yh i meant the pfp, sry. i do like some good quality dank memes once in a while but i guess i dont know that one. unless u meant the anthem of the ussr, that is a classic
Reading doesn't make you automatically smarter, and not-reading doesn't mean you're stupid. Some people don't learn well from reading they learn from demonstration or lecture or whatever.
I read, not above the average but at least a book every 2 months. When I was being interviewed to enter the university to study Anthropology, they asked me this and i answered like the first girl just without the "i don't read books" part. I froze out of being nervous.
You don’t have to read books to be able to name a book. You must have at least heard of a book. If they were really struggling they could have even picked a film based on a book but even that seems too difficult
TheGuyWhoIsAustralian I'd be doing good to remember my own name if someone shoved a camera in my face. A lot of us nerds who like reading have social phobias so would be even more likely to freeze up.
So are you one of those people who is more scared of public speaking than dying? Just trying to understand because I've never had a problem with stuff like that
TheGuyWhoIsAustralian I'm an extreme introvert and having clinical depression all of my life means I'm not very afraid of death, so I'd have to say yes.
@@yardenoved599 yeah, original writing was a script for physical play, but the adaptations we tend to all know/read are the book versions. So it's both. Idk if you ever did the play or anything in school, but that version is different. The common one that we all know is the book version. So if they said "Romeo and Juliet", it wouldn't be wrong, it just wouldn't be referring to live play version
@@LexitaMai Wait... what? I have never seen a prose book version of Romeo and Juliet - only the play. I just searched on Amazon and the top 50 results (I stopped looking after that) were all either the play or books analyzing the play and when I google "Romeo and Juliet Book" everything that comes up is related to the play. Did you read a novelization of a movie based on the play somewhere? I've seen a few movie versions too and they are all essentially the play. Just curious what this book version that "everyone knows" that is different from the play is.
@@markissleepy go to any college or advanced highschool class and they'll give you a direct code to the ones in the library to make sure you don't borrow or purchase the play version because it's different than the book version lol. The play version has far more stage direction and cues than the book version and often is bound differently.
@@markissleepy I've worked in both a school and public library, and can confirm this is true. While the plotline of both is identical, there are some key differences to the play vs the novel version of Romeo and Juliet. The play Version is meant to be acted out, so it gives more detail on what exactly is supposed to physically happen and how. Most people *do* only know the book version, but don't even realize that they know that version because it's not common knowledge that there is a seperate version for plays. Often times it's only those who perform in a high quality theater (so often professional, but at times highschools with a more funded program, such as Stadium High School in Washington State, where I worked) who are aware of and have access to the play version. It's almost impossible to come by unless you're working directly through a performance agency or extend, so there is likely little to no mention of it online.
When you’re asked to recall something, you go to household names or the most common name you can think of. If you ask me to name a fruit, I’d probably say apple even tho I never eat them
What’s amazing to me: 99% of commenters have the Harry Potter books as THE ONLY BOOKS THEY EVEN KNOW OF! Blatant ripoffs of Tolkien and C.S. Lewis which I could barely get through - the first HP book, as a favor to a 6 year old I loved
chuma ifezue, but it was all a single take and no cuts, which means nobody in the entire city that day knew a single book. It could be government mind control -- collective blocking of people's memories in large areas. I read about it in a movie.
1:22 he’s correct though, the jungle book is actually a book that the movie is based on, which they could’ve easily googled. yet they’re pretending he’s the stupid one
seriously man? ANY book. ANY. You don't even need to read one to know a book's title. Red riding hood, Alice in Wonderland, Harry Potter. Really now? Jesus christ. If this happened to my country, being embarrassed wouldn't be enough, I would want to move to another country. Such behavior is only justified for countries with illiteracy problems, e.g: Sub Saharan Africa and South Asia. I cannot believe this is America.
The thing is, I can name dozens of books from the top of my head while I'm sitting at home, but when a reporter comes up to me and asks me, I'm not sure if I could name any. It's the same with language; my mother tongue is German, but if anyone came up to me and asked me to say something in German I'd probably forget the entire language for a minute.
I was surprised they didn't get 40,000 women saying 50 Shades of Grey. Geeks saying The Hobbit (one book and three films). And at least one saying The Bible, the Quran, The Iliad, anything.
creativeProjects720 CLRG Thank you, oh master, now that you have shared your wisdom with me, I will never draw a blank on out-of-context questions again...
The definition of 'put someone on the spot' (according to Google): force someone into a situation in which they must make a difficult decision or answer a difficult question. Difficult question? Hardly.
I think that If there is a book of Lion King, was made after the movie. In the case of Jungle Book was wrtitten before, and actually its like a compilation of short stories about animals, and one that is the largest, that tolds the story of Mowgli.
jaxon3333 No, there is an actual book with new stories explaining some of the things from the movie (like Scar's real name etc). It's called Lion King Six New Adventures
Lol I just strung together some words that sounded like a title of a book... googled it to see if it was a book, sure enough it was! Title: A ray of hope 😎
Thank you... I can't believe people here are making excuses for the folks in the video. It would be one thing if they were asked something specific, but Christ, all they had to do was mention any book in the history of the world.
That would never happen to me....how can a person not able to name ONE song, forget favorite song....just one song. These people can name songs! But not not books
A moment of silence for the many people who named a book but didn't make it on to this video...
Thank u for saying that
Facts
Obviously, a lot may have named more than one. If nothing else, 'The Bible' at least. But, just the fact that these gentlemen and ladies couldn't even name that really highlights the pathetic education system in a good way.
@@SoudipanMaity in their (potential) defense... when I'm placed on the spot like that sometimes my mind goes blank. As soon as I turned on the video I couldn't recall the name of the book I'm currently reading. I'd like to hope that at least in the librarian's case she couldn't think of an answer for that same reason.
@@amandaburger2506 yeah obviously this can't be possible that they haven't read a single book in their life...
It's just that the situation, the place and the question was so random the human brain gets blank...
I couldn't come up with a book name too cause I was not expecting that
Even if you don't read, I don't see how you couldn't think of any name of a book.
A Dictionary.
Anna Karenina, for example.
Someone could have at least said Mead... That's a book right
The editors cherrypick the embarrassing ones to make the audience feel better.
@@igorjee that makes plenty of sense
Incredible how people couldn’t even say like Harry Potter or something
That's what I thought or like Lord of the rings or something
...but like the guy who mentioned the Lion King, would most people have actually _read_ any of the Harry Potter books or just been familiar with movie titles.
I would prefer to say i don't read instead harry potter
Really open-ended questions like that can be surprisingly hard to answer, even more so when you’re on the spot and your failure to immediately answer creates even more stress. There’s a “Billy on the Street” video where the host asks contestants to name a woman, and they couldn’t do it.
They probably did and it was cut
The Librarian can definitely name a book. I think people’s minds just go blank when they’re put on the spot.
ya even if she doesn't read there no way she had that job and cant name one
@@diamondly6250 bidens picks cant sY WHAT A WOMEN IS
I can name dozens of books both read or just heard about, but if you put a microphone in my face, don't even ask me my name.
all these people can name books. the bible is a book. as much fun as it is to laugh at people like these, they're clearly just nervous and blanking
she said she was a librarian, but no longer employed as one... do I need to join the dots for you?
People aren’t this dumb. People just get really nervous when you ask them a super generic question while they are getting recorded by a huge camera and have a microphone on them. They just blanked.
Yeah that even happens to me sometimes- as a bookseller ; ) people come into the store who are interested in something I like- and suddenly I don't remeber the author or title. It's really embarassing. But it still hurt to watch the video
Exactly excellent point dude
You know its scripted...
Some people just don't read, dumb or not dumb. But you do have a point, putting you on the spot makes you go blank, I've read hundreds of books in my life but I can barely name a few of the top of my head
@@sarah-cw3xp Not all Americans are dumb, you just want to stereotype them. You know who was American? Bill Gates.
In fairness, "The Jungle Book" is a book
Cassie Osbourne yes it is and one of the most popular book
Yes, it's a novel by Rudyard Kipling
Maaz Ali Yeah, I know
Problem is he couldn't definitively say it was a book. 🤦♀️
dude was cracked out he had no idea if it was a book or not
and when the camera turned off 5 book titles came in their minds
Yupppp, happens all the time 😂😂
Exactly
反正那一秒钟就是死都想不起来😂这个问题就在于几十亿本书到底该说哪一本，真的超容易把人问懵😂
Me in every exam
@@danielx4731 这种奇葩问题，完全没有上下文被人问，确实很懵，都不知道对方什么意思。
Side note: I read 3-15 books a month and blanked when the video played. I spend 1-5 hours a day reading. I'm currently reading three books. I imagine at least the librarian just blanked.
Let me take a wild guess , youre single
@@boltzmannbrain6607 Or just intelligent. Other people play Sports for hours. Doing something a lot doesn't mean nobody wants them
@@-autumnfeelings would depend on what he's reading. If he spends hours a day reading literature from various authors with different backgrounds, I would agree that he's probably an intelligent person. If he spends hours a day reading fanzines of Harry Potter/Star Trek mash ups, I would argue reading isn't helping him much. To be completely honest though, I just feel a compulsive need to argue with any given statement, and it is a problem. Lol. Sorry. Have a nice day!
Nerves!
@@Trentstone121 even if you read various Artist there will be still a difference in just watching words and understanding it (or trying to understand it in fully). I know to many people with alot of books, that actually read them but when it comes to talking about them it won't get over what character does what. Why they doing it or even what these people think the intentions behind making the character doing that is for these readers a mystery. They can't even probably explain why which story is good, they just can say it's good and when an explanation comes it is mostly just saying with extra steps that it is famous.
We'll get our coats...
Penguin Books UK or perhaps jackets would be more appropriate??
Oh gosh I love Penguin Books!
Dead 😂😂😭
DONT GUYS I SERIOUSLY DEPEND ON YOU FOR SPME OF MY FAVS
HHAHAAHAHA
They should've cut into between the videos to show that one guy who couldn't stop naming books
That guy passed away 15 years ago.
Me
@@aylbdrmadison1051 i didn't know that i died at age 2
That guy would have been me
I am 71 years old, read 3 magazines, 3 newspapers and ca.10 books a week.
Learned to read 5 1/2 years old.
When I was 17, I could read much more, but old age creeps up on me, unfortunately...
No one said the Bible?
I'm not even religious, but come on people.
Not trying to be pedant but the bible is not a book, is a collection of books. The "chapters" of the bible are actually separate books.
Seems like Harry Potter isn’t a thing for them either
@@jefgir that's like a saying a poetry book isnt a book just a collection of poems. A book is just a bunch of pages bounded together.
yeah
Or the Quran
Haha I remember one time a psychology therapist went to our school to check us kids and when they talked to me to find out if I'm mentally stable to be there they asked me about my favorite subjects. I told them that I love literature. Then they asked me to name some books. They didn't give me any explanations. I was confused because I didn't know if they want me to name something from school program or something I enjoy. I was so anxious and all my classmates were there, which made me even more anxious, so I don't even remember now if I said anything properly. I love reading by the way! So I understand these poor people
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Just say harry potter.
I think thats it for some they want to name a book that is interesting or "important"
na bro you gotta control your anxiety if you can't respond to one question 💀
@@PkmnmasterBP yeah thank you so much for your advise! I was CLEARLY asking for it
They 100 percent just cut out the people who don't panic
Yeah that’s what I was thinking, like a lot of people don’t panic and could say something simple, like Harry Potter.
I mean yeah, but thats the whole point of this segment
it's scripted
@@wetsocks7483 no it isn't, it's edited.
Well yes because it wouldn’t be funny if they just showed the 99.9% of people who said a book title
This is how the rest of the world views Americans. I'm just being honest.
True
Yeeehaw America sucks, i should move to Iceland
Diego Meringer Or Canada maybe?
Go ByulSun perhaps
But America isn’t a stupid county as they say. Trump is the stupid one. Even though America is in a rough time, we are still a great country :)
People are proud to say "I don't read books" like it's a good thing..
M Pinchi it is
Turtlelover300 LMAO! I don’t think so... Why don’t people at least use Kindle, that’s ELECTRONIC!
I don't read books, but I do listen to them.
Nicholas Bolton Yeah, that too!
very american
I think this has totally been cherry-picked to an extreme degree like they were probably just stressed or freaking out
That's why they do this though. To see how people respond to answering questions they weren't prepared for
You are clearly oblivious to the sheer stupidity within the general American public. Especially in big liberal cities like California and New York. I would suggest you look up nore videos like this, but then that would probably make you lose faith in humanity.
No!!!. It is simple. They don’t read books.
@vounovapor Why do you need to read a book to name one?
Of course, videos like this choose the answers that will "prove" the point. It's the same with the 'can you name a country' videos. The ones who can, for instance, stand in front of a map of Africa and rattle off every country won't be in the video.
this is THE SADDEST video I’ve seen recently
this is the saddest video I've seen period
america things,nothing special lol
These videos are heavily edited for maximum humor. The punchline that people don't read anymore wouldn't work unless they feature those people who either really don't read or who freeze up in front of the camera so much that they can't give any decent response. They probably got dozens of answers from people who could "name a book", but that wouldn't have fit their premise.
It's not actually a commentary on illiteracy in modern America. They're just having a laugh.
There are no words! Even video editing doesn't excuse the fact that some people can't name a solitary book.
People know they'll only be featured if they respond with something dumb, so they go along with it. That's all there is to it, it's not an interesting phenomenon.
"I was a librarian, now I'm unemployed"
Sounds about right after seeing this.
@RIPapa hahaha
Can't believe that she was librerian. Even if she never open to read one, must remember one of the titles. Idiot. And that's not insult. Name of the book. GOOD ONE.
@@valerycro3853 you're the idiot for not knowing very basic psychological phenomenons
@@Kushufy really? Where you read that?She never reads. Period.
@@valerycro3853 there's this thing called stress, i think you learn about it in preschool
Tbf the guy that said The Jungle Book was right it is a book by Rudyard Kipling
Yes I was thinking that!
He probably didn't know
The Jungle Books are actually my favorite book!
The lion king guy was right also
Jimmy Kimmel doesn't know that.
"Can you name a book? "
Me: starts naming every book from the 1990s
"I was a librarian. Now I'm unemployed."
We can see why.
She's proof that it's just nerves. There is no conceivable way that a person who handles books all day, gets asked about books, sorts and stacks books wouldn't be able to name at least ONE book. These videos don't prove anything. Readership is down, but these videos are not a good metric
😂😂
Won't Use Real Name yeah she probably doesn’t know she’s on TH-cam, maybe then she would’ve racked up her brain to remember.
I think that was her joke. that from that moment on she is unemployed
I don't know whether I should laugh or should be sad😂😆
This is how Europeans view all Americans.
papa tingle Many people underestimate Americans smh
@papa: Nice! Greetings from Germany! ;-)
@@nayabsohail6136 Underestimate?
Man you elected Trump as your president
papa tingle and a few Asians.
I mean, that's how Americans present them. But yeah, it's like we expected the intellectuals to pop up
How does a former librarian not remember any title of any book? Well I guess it shows why she's no longer one...
I know like she was surrounded by books every day 🤣🤣
Well when I get put on the spot I draw a blank sometimes.
@Joe Rose
Same. When I suddenly get out on the spot, I freak out and say gibberish
Axe Swinger 69 yeah and you know you’re going to be on TV. Plus If you’re perspective enough you will notice she says “I’m drawing a blank..” and then it cuts. She most likely mentions the name of a book there, and then they ask what she does for a living. It literally just took her a few seconds to come up with a book.
she WAS a librarian, maybe they fired her because she can´t read 😂😂
I read a lot, I'd be scrambled to select just one out of the hundreds I've perused
I thought 90 percent of them would say HARRY POTTER
Same
@@ahmadnaeim756 i thought about russian classic)
Ik right!!!
Or maybe the lightning thief
Just checked and Harry Potter came out in 2001 so probably more millennials read the book than people born before
@@itchystick3907 or the da vinci code
That's pretty popular too
Cameraman: "Can you name a book?"
Me: "Yes."
*walks off*
Cameraman: ohhhkkkk... I got it... *Gone with the wind*
Could you please tell me your name?
Me:yes
Oh sorry we only look for the dumb ones
Twenty øne piløts!!!
@@beorn4625 Mhm |-/ ||-//
i love twenty one pilots
"I'm surrounded by idiots." - Scar
Wait who is Scar sorry
Also for that one person who watches Hermitcraft, I'm confused with you
@@colonelbossman4571 Scar from Lion King
He was so much better in the book. The movie just totally butchered his character.
@Jerz_Beefy So does Scar
I am your 1000th like
"Name your favourite book"
*"A MACBOOK"*
Okay, but I was expecting everyone to say Harry Potter...
I wasn't because if they did it wouldn't have shown up on the video.
why is this me tho
But it wouldn't be entertaining that way
@@aaishanaz5627 nice joke
@@aaishanaz5627 ha ha hello alien! how are you?
Wow this really is a new low
I Write A Song A Day Not really. It's to be expected
I Write A Song A Day They’re just nervous because they’re put on the spot in front of a camera. They also understand that this is a comedy segment that aims to poke fun at people who don’t ever read books, so they subconsciously conform to the role that’s expected of them by the audience. Or maybe they consciously do so because they realise they won’t be on TV if they name a book.
Get off your high horse.
I Write A Song A Day as if no one knows Harry potter is based on a movie
I was expecting everyone to say Harry Potter but knowing Americans they probably don't know that the movies were based off books.
I Write A Song A Day
No it's not the US reached the lowest by electing trump
Wow, how embarassing
yeah the librarian was especially embarrassing.
Agree
Man, this is so painful to watch.
Americans look like they live inside a stupidity forcefield, only caring about themselves and their social media, ignoring about the rest of the real world, but ironically claiming to know it all.
Sphinx Weasley I live in a America and I could of listed multiple books
Lmao, your comment has too many layers of stupidity, proving my point.
Funny that i can speak better english than you.
“Can you name a book?”
My big brain answer:
“Oxford dictionary”
Me the bible
good plot, but too many characters.
Cambridge dictionary is better
@@skssis5741which one?
yo Merriam-webster solos any dictionary
When I was in school, my teacher randomly asked me to name an actor. I blanked. Obviously I have seen actors. This is an example of "putting people on the spot."
Even so, surely you could think of a book you actually have on your own bookshelf - unless you don't have any. Besides, most of these people admitted they don't read books.
THANK YOU
It's such an unexpected and strange challenge. I think I would have struggled a bit though I am always in the process of reading one or more books and I have thousands of books.
@@kerensabirch5214 I've read quite a few books.. But without looking over at my bookshelf I'm struggling to remember the names of each individual book.
I remember the name of the book series I've read, but drawing a blank on most of the individual books.
@RandalfTheBlack Even so, and I know people can be put on the spot and almost go blank - but if someone does read regularly, they should at least know the name of the current book they are reading, whatever it is. Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, The Hunger Games, The Help, The Lorax, y'know whatever it is current.
Obviously, Kimmel found people who already admit they don't read books making that question even harder for them. It is still pretty scary. I'm sure they talked to people who could name books, but I wonder how many they asked and what the ratio was. Was it 10 to 1? 10 knew a book and 1 didn't so they asked like 50 people and had 5 who didn't know? I'm a lil' worried to know the answer.
“I don’t read books.”
A life without books is such a foreign concept to me that I can’t even picture what that would be like.
Honestly Same
Same
Same
True!
Same
All Harry Potter fans are screaming at the computer
There is me: THE FUUUUUUUGGGGGG
Even non Harry Potter fans should get it sksksk
Rūta YES ME !!!!!!!
I don’t know if it’s true but in school we were told that Harry Potter is banned is USA because of witchcraft
@@itsjusteden760 only in some school districts not the whole country
''I am totally blanking out on books''
''What do you do for a living ?''
''i was a librarian''
Thank you .. and now we all know why it's WAS !
„The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who can’t read.“ - Mark Twain
Thanks for that quote. I've read a few of Samuel Clemens' books, including the amazingly boring Life on the Mississippi
"Full belly is little worth, where the mind is starved"
~Mark Twain(Prince and the Pauper)
@@Arkeshan In reality, I don't agree, despite being a big big fan of Mark Twain's wonderful wit and wisdom. I am NOT
religious, but there is an expression in Hebrew that can be translated as: "without bread, there is no bible" (meaning, we must be able to survive and eat or there is no point in having a bible)
@@zvipatent "An unexamined life is not worth living."
@@walterm.robertsiiiphd2157 I generally agree and it's a wonderful saying. I imagine there are people somewhere whose lives are full of hunting & gathering food and other survival issues, that there is little time for introspection, but that is probably rare these days. Peace and justice Mr. III.
looks like all of these people are Jared, 19
This is underrated.
and they never learned how to read
And they never fuc***g learned how to read
*ah yes i can see you are a person of culture as well*
Evelyn Saunders 😂😂
I read Moby Dick's book Horse it really touched me in a way no book has.
Do you want to show us on the doll where the book touched you ???? :-)
@@D70Dug superb comedy, my friend.
john would be proud XD
LMAOo
You asked for Doug comment
🤣🤣🤣
"I was a librarian." I really lol on that one. Classic!
At least I'm happy that these dimwits didn't say "facebook"
HAHAHAHHAHA
@Winters well pretty much
@Winters hater
🤣
This had me cracking up 😂😂😂😂😂
Me in my head: Harry Potter Harry Potter Harry Potter Harry Potter Harry Potter Harry Potter. Just waiting for someone to say Harry Podar
Lol same
harry potter harry potter harry potter OOOOOOOOH harry potter harry potter harry potter OOOH thats me! snape harry snape harry snape harry snape harry snape harry snape harry snape harry snape harry--- DUMBLEDOOOOOOOR!!! heeeeermione! sorry i love harry potter puppet pals 😂
OMG ME TOO! IM RE-READING ALL OF THEM
Me too!
The hunger games
It’s funny because they probably went through hundreds of people to find these people.
Agreed
yeah, i feel like Kimmell tries so hard with these to make americans look so dumb, when in reality they probably paid these people to act so they could get video views or just had to cut out the hundreds of average people who can name one book.
its still embarassing that you can still find people like these.
@@Dennis-1367 Most of them are probably paid actors. Especially the librarian.
@@alexvarella6276 If is really that unbelievable that people are this stupid? Or is that your bias?
Why do people don’t like reading? Reading is fun, just find the perfect book
Why did no one say Harry Potter,most people know who that is.
tons of people probably did say that, they just didn't put anyone who had an answer in the video
Omg I thought that too!
That's a character, not the (complete) name of a book. Aren't they all Harry Potter and the this and that.
Don't have to got that far. The Bible...
I was thinking the same idk but i think these are staged
That librarian is a perfect example that for some of these people it's not them being unable to name a book, it's the pressure of being on camera with a microphone on your face being expected to perform. I guarantee you she cane name plenty of books but she froze.
if she had frozen she wouldnt have said she was a librarian...it's staged
Well said
BelowMinimums or the fact that the whole thing is fake
Can you name a book?
Me emerges from my cave: *My time has come....*
Hahah me too
😄 exactly. Ready to go🏁
MEEE
Sad Excuse Of a Human me
Bibliophiles of the world unite!!
'Can you name a book?'
'The JUNGLE BOOK'
that was instant
Interviewer: can you name a book?
Me, panicking on the inside because I’m obsessed with books and have too many titles in mind: Just one?!
Hahaha feel you
Ya
I can relate
I can absolutely relate 😄
Name a book
The Entire Population Of California: *exists*
Common Sense: aM i a JoKe tO yOu?
Intelligence: Hello? is anybody there? guess not.
Intelligence: Hello? is anybody there? guess not.
Its kind of sad, no matter which state you pick, the people lack one basic thing. At least it varies..
Reptilian alien well it is California
@@FortMat31 That's why I live in California, lot's of dumb people so not much competition. :)
i bet for a lot of people they could name a book but it's like when someone asks what your favourite movie is and you forget all movies ever made so you can't name one
Yep, and they only showed those who didn't know a book, we don't know how many people actually did know books
Rea Keebz
They didn't ask them about their favourite book. *THEY ASKED THEM TO NAME ANY BOOK IN THE HISTORY OF BOOKS*
Actually I can name a lot of movies right now, like, 40 of them.
As for books, i've just read The disaster artist.
Chief Bill I know so many jokes you would probably need years to count to that number, but every time someone has asked me "Tell me a joke, any joke" I would always draw a blank, but if they asked me for a specific type I would be able to tell like 3 on the spot. Sometimes when you're pressured on the spot your mind just goes blank. It's perfectly normal and happens all the time. Also the broader the specter the worse it actually is.
Rea Keebz I'd never forget my fav book or movie lol
" I can't name a book."
"What do you for a living?"
" I was a librarian."
😆🤣😆🤣
Harry Potter was the first came through my mind..
Yup same
same but no idea why 🤣 never even read it
The Kapital, karl marx..
Mine was A song of ice and fire
Seriously
Me a reader
Reads the title and instantly forgets every book I ever read
Same! Took me about a minute
Same man i couldn't even remember the one I'm currently reading 😱
@@sakshisuryawanshi648 ooo what you reading
@@baggyobeast sameee
Me: Comes up with the classic Harry Potter in 0.0003 seconds
Fun Fact - your mind goes blank when some random guy or someone else ask you a question even though you know the answer
I had the same kind of experience some time ago, when I went to see the city christmas tree with my kid, and suddenly there was a TV camera and a reporter asking me:"So what does the first advent of christmas mean to YOU?" We just got there and we hadn't even seen the tree properly yet. I'm not religious and I didn't know what to say about the first advent, so I improvised and said:"It means peace and a time being with my family. A peaceful time." Since I was at peace and with my family. It turned out to be the right answer for the TV crew as we were shown in the evening news. And it was also straight from the heart.
Finally an actual fun fact that isn’t some nonsense
Yes I expierienced something similar
true but its not like they didnt get enough time and its also not like the presentator was pushing them
You sure it’s not just they have a blank mind. “I don’t read books” should be pretty embarrassing for someone to flat out admit. It’s like saying “hi I’m a dumbass, and I’m fine with that”
The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Frankenstein, and Percy Jackson are just a few examples of the countless books that have been adapted into films.
This was so sad to watch, I can’t imagine my life without books
I can. I work 12 hour shifts. On my off time, between taking care of my relatives, to taking care of personal matters, exercise, chores, etc, I do not have time to read. Or rather, I prefer not to read in the little off time that I have. I go outside, I exercise, or I nap. The last books I genuinely read were for my nursing career.
@@meylinhernandez461 dude ....I wanna know more about you lol
I'm looking for a website, an app or something where I can talk to people about books and know their opinions about it and also their recommendations (btw I havent read alot of books)
You should try watching the episode called enough time at last from the twilight zone
@@suvilevi9211 you should contact your local library, they can help you with an app or an online book club.
So much to be found at the library.
Wow this hurts my heart a little.
I feel that, hehe
Don’t worry the producers tell the people to act dumb so that the show is more interesting. If you ask any random person, they’ll probably tell you a book.
Same
666th like wtf😂
Don’t, they probably cut out all the people who answered properly.
None of these people said Harry Potter...
it's fake, how could you not realize.
I know! Any Harry Potter book was where my mind first directed itself.
HOW DARE THEY
that’s what I was gonna say!!
therealme ;-;
didnt anyone have to read in high school ??
shadydreamers thats what i thought
They were probably just nervous
that's the only books i know lmao
Most are books we’re told to read, not ones we want to. It’s not all that surprising to me if people forgot the names of those books, especially when you graduated high school years ago
shadydreamers meeeeee
Still in high school
The Jungle Book is a bloody book.
Autistic Jeffy I bet they paid her to say that
Yes, out of everything this was the single most infuriating thing. And the ignorant interviewer (and audience) are still acting like the self-important idiots they are
Clue's in the name! Ironically Shere Khan (the tiger in The Jungle Book) means Lion King in Hindustani
Of course it is! It was written by rudyard kipling who actually won a nobel prize in literature
@@dcarbs2979 *tiger king bro, but yea still coincidental
1:28 The Jungle Book is a real book...
This guy hasn't read it. He's just really hoping it's a book because it has "book" in the name. As he said, he's not at all sure.
Remchaill still I don’t why people laughed when he named it.
If only he'd actually known that.
He even said he’s not sure if it’s a book
@@kingofthebeast4024 because they're all just as stupid
Herman Melville si laughing from the beyond
As a fellow bookworm, this is KILLING me.
Seriously Schleich me too man you’re not alone (I’m also a huge Harry Potter fan)
I feel you
Same same SAME😭😭
Same here dude same here
Yessss me too, like haven't you heard of lord of the flies, the book thief, literally ANYTHING?
Plus, I wanted to know if anybody in the comment section reads ya? I'd like some recommendations thanks.
"I haven't read a book for 12 years". That's insanely idiotic.
what that symbol represents is kinda idiotic too
? what symbol. If you mean the pfp and you don't understand memes then yes.
@@KRiddytoo yh i meant the pfp, sry. i do like some good quality dank memes once in a while but i guess i dont know that one. unless u meant the anthem of the ussr, that is a classic
@@zebma884 Yeah, USSR anthem/just general USSR is a meme.
Reading doesn't make you automatically smarter, and not-reading doesn't mean you're stupid. Some people don't learn well from reading they learn from demonstration or lecture or whatever.
2:08
This is exactly what I expect a high school mean girl to look like in her 20's
So true
lol i agree
God, she sounds like Kristen Wiig when she played Penelope on SNL
plastic
@@selmachikhi7044 It's clearly a girl, it could be a trans girl, but come on, trans gender girls are GIRLSSSSSSS
I read, not above the average but at least a book every 2 months. When I was being interviewed to enter the university to study Anthropology, they asked me this and i answered like the first girl just without the "i don't read books" part. I froze out of being nervous.
krlh meno se eh o brabo ne
Me sitting here, watching this, mentally yelling names of books at the screen.
Queen Victoria haha same
I thought of like 50 titles just looking at the title of this video
Hogwarts Demigod same smh
I thought if the 20 books I have read in the past year, just think of movies and you’ll come to a book
SAME
They probably cut out all the ones where people actually said a book
@Melkhiordarkblade ya but it is Hollywood blvd
@Melkhiordarkblade they could be paid actors
@Melkhiordarkblade It's called blanking out. Look it up
I hope so because this looks horrible
Murska117 ngl Americans are pretty uneducated tho.
0:46 She has a cross on her neck. and she can't even say THE BIBLE?
It's fake, jeez...
@@Danuxsy but still...?
THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING
I DIED 😂
so you think she read the bibles?
Them: I don't read books. No!
Me: whaaaat? so there can be people who..who..don't READ?? how come? Riddikulus. LOL
You don’t have to read books to be able to name a book. You must have at least heard of a book. If they were really struggling they could have even picked a film based on a book but even that seems too difficult
'merica.
Brilliant they are just stupid...
well one of the guys did it, they just weren't confident, the jungle book is a book.
This is either fake or Thanos has the right idea.
I think Thanos had the right idea 😂😂
Damjan Plamenac sub for sub
SNAP
snap what
At this point i think Thanos has the right idea lol 😂
When you are asked a question out of nowhere, especially when it's being recorded, it's actually sometimes really hard to think clearly.
Yeah maybe, but you couldn't think of one book title?
TheGuyWhoIsAustralian I'd be doing good to remember my own name if someone shoved a camera in my face. A lot of us nerds who like reading have social phobias so would be even more likely to freeze up.
So are you one of those people who is more scared of public speaking than dying? Just trying to understand because I've never had a problem with stuff like that
TheGuyWhoIsAustralian I'm an extreme introvert and having clinical depression all of my life means I'm not very afraid of death, so I'd have to say yes.
Especially if you have a wide range , like not a specific type of thing. It's kind of like writing an essay where you can choose what to write about.
There's absolutely no way that these are real people.
Even if you don't read, you HAVE to have Romeo and Juliet or Harry Potter or SOMETHING come to mind lol.
Isn't romeo and juliet considered a play?
@@yardenoved599 yeah, original writing was a script for physical play, but the adaptations we tend to all know/read are the book versions. So it's both. Idk if you ever did the play or anything in school, but that version is different. The common one that we all know is the book version. So if they said "Romeo and Juliet", it wouldn't be wrong, it just wouldn't be referring to live play version
@@LexitaMai Wait... what? I have never seen a prose book version of Romeo and Juliet - only the play. I just searched on Amazon and the top 50 results (I stopped looking after that) were all either the play or books analyzing the play and when I google "Romeo and Juliet Book" everything that comes up is related to the play. Did you read a novelization of a movie based on the play somewhere? I've seen a few movie versions too and they are all essentially the play. Just curious what this book version that "everyone knows" that is different from the play is.
@@markissleepy go to any college or advanced highschool class and they'll give you a direct code to the ones in the library to make sure you don't borrow or purchase the play version because it's different than the book version lol. The play version has far more stage direction and cues than the book version and often is bound differently.
@@markissleepy I've worked in both a school and public library, and can confirm this is true. While the plotline of both is identical, there are some key differences to the play vs the novel version of Romeo and Juliet. The play Version is meant to be acted out, so it gives more detail on what exactly is supposed to physically happen and how. Most people *do* only know the book version, but don't even realize that they know that version because it's not common knowledge that there is a seperate version for plays. Often times it's only those who perform in a high quality theater (so often professional, but at times highschools with a more funded program, such as Stadium High School in Washington State, where I worked) who are aware of and have access to the play version. It's almost impossible to come by unless you're working directly through a performance agency or extend, so there is likely little to no mention of it online.
How is everyone saying Dr.Suess? Did they not read ANY textbooks or books in high school?
I KNOW RIGHT.
i was boutta name my french textbook
I don’t think I remember any of my textbook names. Only their covers
When you’re asked to recall something, you go to household names or the most common name you can think of. If you ask me to name a fruit, I’d probably say apple even tho I never eat them
and i know a bunch of adults that read on kindles
1:30 jungle book is a book by Rudyard Kipling lol. It was made into a movie later.
a cool username Yeah it wasn't a nice surprise when we read "The White Man's burden" in high school and it turned out it was the Jungle Book author ;(
He won the Nobel
I know it's a book but the guy in the video didn't. He just said it because it's a movie with the word "book" in it
yeh he wasnt even sure
What’s amazing to me: 99% of commenters have the Harry Potter books as THE ONLY BOOKS THEY EVEN KNOW OF! Blatant ripoffs of Tolkien and C.S. Lewis which I could barely get through - the first HP book, as a favor to a 6 year old I loved
Can you name a book?
No.
What do you do for a living?
*I wAs a liBraRiAn*
Well at least she's not an author, that would be worse. Slightly.
newp gaston 😂😂
I think I can guess why she's no longer a librarian...
Maybe she was stressed ? When I’m stressed I can forgot everything I know sooooo
Shocking
There's just no way... they had to have cut out people who actually named a book....
Well yeah, they’re not gonna show the over 90% that can because that’s probably not entertaining to most people
tbh i do believe the video is real
Abraham Sanchez nice dharma hydra station pic, honestly looking at that picture gives me nostalgia
chuma ifezue, but it was all a single take and no cuts, which means nobody in the entire city that day knew a single book. It could be government mind control -- collective blocking of people's memories in large areas. I read about it in a movie.
Omelas Homelas now repeat what you wrote in your last sentence. Yep that's right. You wrote "read in a movie".😂
This is HORRIFYING this is my nightmare
Salea Gilner 😕 I never said she was?
cuz ur a book nerd
and? Is that problem?
*rolls eyes* I know she isn't a princess. Its my youtube brand name...
DVA YAS I LOVE OVERWATCH
1:22 he’s correct though, the jungle book is actually a book that the movie is based on, which they could’ve easily googled. yet they’re pretending he’s the stupid one
To the guy who said The Jungle Book, you are right. It was a book before it was a movie
Only problem: he didn't know that...he himself said he wasn't sure...
It was a book waaaaaay before it was a movie
"I was a librarian and now I'm unemployed." I wonder why.
Lol
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
no need to wonder why. find a job
Same thought
I've read hundreds of books but I'd honestly probably draw a blank if I was asked to name a book with a camera in my face lol.
KrystyLaFloof na
seriously man? ANY book. ANY. You don't even need to read one to know a book's title. Red riding hood, Alice in Wonderland, Harry Potter. Really now? Jesus christ. If this happened to my country, being embarrassed wouldn't be enough, I would want to move to another country. Such behavior is only justified for countries with illiteracy problems, e.g: Sub Saharan Africa and South Asia. I cannot believe this is America.
I'm surprised nobody said the bible, lol. Like, really this is not hard.
Of course it's not hard. They edited out the 99% of people that could name a book.
Ed Sed tell me a joke
As a bookworm.... This is disheartening. This is why I gave up my dream of becoming a librarian.
“Can you name a book? Any book?”
Me, **pulling out a list** : I’m glad you asked
Book lovers wait for this moment
That is me
Murielle Azzi
Me too sis
Oh what's was your last favourite book you read I'm curious?
(needmorebookstoaddtomytbr)
Hey Annabeth
The thing is, I can name dozens of books from the top of my head while I'm sitting at home, but when a reporter comes up to me and asks me, I'm not sure if I could name any.
It's the same with language; my mother tongue is German, but if anyone came up to me and asked me to say something in German I'd probably forget the entire language for a minute.
I was surprised they didn't get 40,000 women saying 50 Shades of Grey.
Geeks saying The Hobbit (one book and three films).
And at least one saying The Bible, the Quran, The Iliad, anything.
so, youre scared of a reporter ?
hes just trying to play a game show. lighten up !
creativeProjects720 CLRG Thank you, oh master, now that you have shared your wisdom with me, I will never draw a blank on out-of-context questions again...
@@creative-anon-ca______4560 Yes, some people don't like to be recorded or gets nervous around cameras...
No wonder why book stores and libraries are empty!
Cause everybody buys the books
I still read in the library.
Well it's because e-books are superior.
Nowadays almost everything is electronic, so if they don’t read e-books they would buy used cheap books online and have them deliver to their houses.
I know right
I would've said, "How many do you want?"
I feel like these people are just nervous cause they got put on the spot
Exactly.
The definition of 'put someone on the spot' (according to Google): force someone into a situation in which they must make a difficult decision or answer a difficult question.
Difficult question? Hardly.
The audience was laughing at the guy who said The Jungle Book but that’s actually a book. He was the only guy who actually named a real book.
The Lion King is a book.
I think that If there is a book of Lion King, was made after the movie. In the case of Jungle Book was wrtitten before, and actually its like a compilation of short stories about animals, and one that is the largest, that tolds the story of Mowgli.
Yeah, The Lion King book was made after the movie.
Adapt yeah a picture book maybe based on the movie. But it’s not an actual chapter book and if there is one it’s also based on the movie.
jaxon3333 No, there is an actual book with new stories explaining some of the things from the movie (like Scar's real name etc). It's called Lion King Six New Adventures
This hurts my bookworm heart
Naphisa it’s honestly kind of scary. I’m a writer and I’m just like, “Oh, well that’s good.” 🤦🏻♀️
Same
Same
Same
Scary hey.
Remember they are only showing the ones that couldn't come up with one....
Honestly, just say any word and it's probably the title of a book.
True that
Lol I just strung together some words that sounded like a title of a book... googled it to see if it was a book, sure enough it was! Title: A ray of hope 😎
There is a Romance novel called "Serotonin" so yeah
THE LION KING
Pubes
This is not comedy. This is tragedy.
it’s fake
Elisha E lmao
Comedy = Tragedy + Time...
I know right. It's intented to make people laugh at the ignorance but it's just horrifying how uncultured we really are.
This is the same problem as someone asking you what your favourite song is and then suddenly forgetting every single genre of music ever.
Thank you... I can't believe people here are making excuses for the folks in the video. It would be one thing if they were asked something specific, but Christ, all they had to do was mention any book in the history of the world.
Oddly, as a professional musician, I have that problem (too much material). I usually say, "A Hundred Bottles of Beer on the Wall."
I duno - trying to come up with an answer on camera can be paralyzing for some.
That would never happen to me....how can a person not able to name ONE song, forget favorite song....just one song. These people can name songs! But not not books
it is the difference of naming ONE song vs your favorite song. it is very easy if you are a civilized and moderately cultured human being
When you do a google image search on a screenshot and find out half of the people interviewed are paid actors.
No Americans were harmed during the making of this video.
But perhaps in the viewing of the video: I'm an American and it gave me a headache.
Joe Stockton 😂😂😂
*Sadly*
Joe Stockton well god bless america
Joe Stockton But their egos might be harmed.......