Russians describe Americans

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[@29slowjoe]

These ridiculous stereotypes had my fat ass spitting beer all over my Whopper and Assault Rifle in laughter.

[@mikea5612]

"They are funny and then stick a knife in your back." He must have lived here for awhile.

[@johnnyslokes2712]

I love how we were described as greedy and generous, fat, lazy but somehow work a lot. I'm sure there were more contradictions haha

[@noname-is9mm]

I'm from Russia. When I saw this video, I was ashamed of what they think about the Americans) and wanted to read the comments, what will the Americans themselves write about it, what do they think) Now I am writing through a translator and translated the text through a translator) and I was surprised that there was no swearing and insults) You're great people. Usually I see swearing in Russians))) and disputes))), and on the contrary, you only wrote good things and laughed in the comments. I didn't translate all the comments, only the top ones, I was very pleased) Thank you very much! I hope the translator will translate as it should)))

[@stefanmanev2061]

"What's that thing called.... Uh... democracy."

[@bl4841]

as an American, this is all pretty funny to me. I mean, many of them aren't wrong though. Second, if someone asked me about Russian stereotypes all id be able to say was: vodka, cold, communism. So Its a two way street I suppose

[@Churboiismiley]

My Russian friend just showed me this video and I’m in laughter 🤣 this is great.

[@thomasd4738]

vital to remember that her asked about stereotypes, not facts. It becomes clear that they clearly understand the difference.

[@KZ-sg4es]

“They eat a lot of fast food.”

[@GbawlZ]

"small talk about nothing", LMAO! That guy is my favorite by far and he is so right.

[@jeshyavague6708]

I'm half Russian and half American and they are both wonderful countries.

[@JafoTHEgreat]

I love that wooing hug at

[@jonnyvargas2322]

“Burgers, beer and weapons” , Precisely what I had for dinner while sitting next to my AR 🇺🇸

[@jwrockets]

Our family hosted a Russian high school boy for a month about five years ago. His name was Nikita and he was from Moscow. His mother is a pediatrician and I think his father worked in material sciences. He and my son got along so well they were once mistaken for brothers. We enjoyed having him.

[@Khalid19Moh-km8fq]

الإعلام ينقل صورة خاطئة عن الناس الواقع افضل ....كل الشعوب تحب بعضها

[@Carnage_Lot]

Super cool :) This is peak internet right here. People expressing their views of another country and both sides seeing the Humanity in each other. Beautiful

[@anaclarajac8268]

0:12

[@cesarvaldez2519]

“They like to live in houses” yea lmao we do i guess

[@RachelPenningtonHull]

As an American, I love Russia. Maybe because I’m a rebel. I was born in the 1960s and our teachers and the media tried to teach us Russia is bad, very bad, they are all evil Communists. But I loved Russian art, music, ballet, architecture. How can people who create these things be bad? Then social media came along and now we know the teachers and the government lied to us, Russian people are very cool. ❤🇷🇺