Hi đ!!! Thank you for watcing our video! Show us your †with Subscribe, Likeđ & Comment and Share! đChristina christinakd... đEmily ryzemily?h...
As an English person of 40+ years I have literally no idea where the British girl is from. Her accent is wandering all over the place between Aussie/California-twang, up-speak and somewhere roughly kind of in a place I couldn't guess in England.
I agree, I find her so hard to place, I'm not sure if she is trying to do an American accent or maybe she grew up in England then moved to America? But her accent is all over the place. Edit: she sounds like she is possibly from Eastern Europe originally, or perhaps has parent from Eastern Europe and moved to England as a child
@B Babbich i can kinda see where the misconception comes from, with how populated the three are and how much of the english-speaking part of the internet they occupy
Could you imagine if they realized new york was actually a state and not just a city? New york is huge. It takes 6-7 hours to get from Western new york to New York City but yet it takes 3-4 hours to get to Toronto.
@DancingPsycho the point that was being made was that many Europeans act like they know more about the US than Americans know about Europe when the reality is that both sides have about just as much ignorance of each other.
@B Babbich Fine! You know what? If you love judging other people so much like that, keep going, then there are more and more people will hate you and judge you back. Your karma
As a Southern American, I feel I must correct your misconceptions about Southern geography and climate. You're confusing the topography of the Southeast, more commonly called the South, with that of the Southwest. The Southeast, which extends southward from Virginia to the tip of Florida, and westward to Texas, is, by and large, one of the greenest and most fertile regions of the country. For example, Eastern Tennessee, where I live, is home to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which has been named a World Biosphere by the UN because of the extraordinary variety a plant life that grows here. Indeed, more different tree species grow in the American South than in all of Europe. The transition to a western climate, i.e. more arid and desert-like, occurs in Texas approximately an hour's drive west of Fort Worth. East of Fort Worth and Dallas, the terrain remains primarily green, rolling hills, as seen across the South. West of those cities one begins to encounter a dryer climate, with less vegetation, and more expansive vistas. Just FYI. đ
Thank you :D, I was like Does she actually think the whole south is a actual desert? Cause where I am in Alabama itâs mostly forest and small swamp patches
Just as she said- When we think of the US we think power so we actually think about it, The US probably doesnât think of the UK at all or if they do, maybe â sipping tea or blah blahâ something so makes sense đ
@@cookliet8444 I actually am a big UK fan. I research all about the King's and Queens, the different time periods, and traditions of the UK. I love Queen Victoria, and Jane Austen! But I was talking more about how she wouldn't let the American girl talk and when she did, she acted like she was wrong. Hope you have a good day!
@@jdsrne22 Which is false. Whenever you categorize people into an "all" category you are always wrong. Plenty of americans are anglophiles. This is just two young women who are so young that they think they know anything about anything.
Besides, whatâs the fun in making a joke if people canât laugh together about it? You just want to sit there feeling smug by yourselfâŠđ€·ââïž
And she says 'The one who's elegant and well-mannered'. We pause and look at her.. Ehhh? The American in this video fits the Brit's description. The irony.
the american girl is so intimidated by the british girl, she's like- yeah yeah yeah, even is she doesn't agree? blink twice if you need help lmaaaaaaao Edit: damn I didnât expect to get these likes
"Old rich people know there's the south and it's all deserty" Ahem...South West is deserty (and even that is only marginally more accurate)....The South east is forests, mountains, wetlands, swamps, grasslands, etc. The South is not deserty. It's quite literally the opposite. In fact, the Southern US has one of the greatest biodiversities globally (it's in the top 5-10, IIRC).
Trust me, we Americans know. We of all people know how much it sucks for a single person to act on our behalf in videos like these and cause many Brits to generalize us.
@B Babbich I partially agree. Iâve never heard anyone be so rude to another person as Europeans are to Americans. But if you can get past the prejudice then they are nice. Itâs weird because theyâll be your best friend while still making nasty comments about your country.
Absolutely, it sounds very forced, like someone who's recently had eloquation lessons... You can hear she slips in and out of it (Dropping Ts occasionally, changing the vowel sounds, vocal-fry) I know a few people who sound like this....They all did amateur dramatics :)
We do think about England, a lot actually, but it's more of a "wow a country full of lovely people with lovely accents and lovely architecture and HOLY SHIT THEIR COUNTRY IS SO SO OLD." Seriously, your country is so old! It's fantastic! I hope I can travel there one day! :D
@B Babbich I am European đ đ đ , nah, it's just British, I have traveled to many countries in Europe and I have not noticed that. (At least in western europe). Even Irish ppl is nicer. About history, Europe has been for a long time a place of many small but powerful countries , and that's why the armed conflict was popular. But come on, in general, whoever has power abuses it unfortunately, and the United States is a perfect example of this đ
@Sugaă· I hear you but maybe there are certain mannerisms that remind her of how Koreans react to things. no appropriation or projection just recognition
If you mean being petty and absolutely big ego, then yes. If you're a feminist double yes, since women empowerment these days seems to be "owning" men, being materialistic, having a gigantic ego, and having a rich man.
Whenever I see things comparing British and USAmerican weather I'm just like "I grew up in Seattle. Our weather is literally exactly like British weather"
She also thought the South was a desert. The Southwest, sure. But the Southwest and the South are two completely different environments. She definitely doesnât know as much about the geography of the US as she believes she does.
My personal experience was that Americans are very likeable, like you can get along with them easily, but they also felt a bit stupid or ignorant. It felt like getting along has big importance in their lives but knowledge is irrelevant.
The best part was actually the American girl being a little uncomfortable with the British girls directness and bluntness. Her face was like "Oh, okay, she said it"
@B Babbich She was blunt and not the most polite but it was obviously a joke. You seem to not get hear humor at all. In some cultures it's actually not expected to beat around the bush and I'm glad about it
@B Babbich Better than not saying what you think and talking behind a person's back about your true intentions. I'm German and making actual friends when living in the states was really hard for me. People will be so nice but it's just empty talking.
@B Babbich No, people who talk shit about other people behind their backs are definitely less than and I am proud to announce this. I have shy friends and thats completely fine. There's a difference between being shy and polite and being dishonest. I detest dishonesty. The American girl in this video was very sweet and nice. She's just different than the British girl which, after your logic, you should respect the British girl for đ€
@B Babbich No, she wasn't. She was just by your perception of what is polite. But you just said nobody is less than. So you should apply this to all people.
@B Babbich I'm not afraid of it. I just avoid said people since they clearly exist. But I like how you couldn't argue with my last comment and instead came for međ€Ł
"If it's filmed in the UK, it's London" Fun fact: it is sometimes filmed in another city and said it is London. Most cities in the UK look very similar, so sometimes for example they may use Glasgow or Manchester instead of London because there's less to shut off, less people to move etc. It's probably the same in the US as well though.
In quite a number of movies theyâll actually film in Toronto, which is in Canada and call it New York in the film itself. Itâs really just about efficiency over situational accuracy
successful people don't become that way overnight .most people you see as a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
I don't know why people think the change of spelling with some words is an independence thing, but what I do know is that it's false. Basically in America some time in the 18/1900's when newspapers came around, it was charged by the letter, whereas almost everywhere else it was charged by the word count. So what people started doing is removing "unnecessary letters" so that it was still legible, but not nonsense. They'd do this to save money, or if can only spend a certain amount, extend the amount of text they can pay for
I think it was because it said âIâm getting rid of youâ. They didnât get the joke of âyouâ being the letter âuâ, and thought it was something to do with independence.
@@O_O7z Damn bro, why you gotta be so heated. This comment was informative, and an aside from the video. Maybe go to Reddit and look at what whoosh comments actually are: nothing like this. And while youâre at it, take out your negativity somewhere else please x
I don't know where this theory popped up, but it seems untrue from what I've seen. First, it doesn't make sense when a lot of the spelling differences between UK and USA spelling are the same amount of letters (Theater/theatre, Defense/defence, Realize/realise, etc). Second, even BBC has articles that talk about how these spelling changes were primarily a form of independence protest that some American activities (such as Noah Webster) promoted. Basically, such activists thought it was important to distinguish the USA from the UK and assert ownership of the language (which might be called "American English")
â@@edaisy2005 Yes, but the wettest area in the UK (Cardiff) only receives about 45 inches of rain a year, whereas Seattle is located in the PNW (the only temperate rainforest in the world) which receives about 84 inches of rain each year. Seattle itself only gets about 38 in of rain annually, but "Seattle" is kind of used loosely to refer to the PNW because it's mostly country. So, if you compared wettest area to wettest area, America still has nearly double the amount of rainfall that the UK does. Just thought that was a fun fact because I love rain and am very proud of the PNW's unique precipitation patterns!! Much love â€ïž
@@lernerdodapinky the wettest place in the UK is in the pennines, grampians and cambrians which receive a lot more rain then seattle. i don't deny that seattle is wetter then a lot of parts of the uk but cardiff is near the middle of the list of the wettest places in the uk. all in all the scotland is the wettest in the uk. also i looked it up and seattle gets 37 inches per year which translates to around 990mm per year which is quite a lot but cardiff still gets 1150mm roughly so is still wetter then seattle đ
@@edaisy2005 You're right but seattle isn't wettest place plus theres rural rainforests in alaska that are pretty bad... But yh scotland rains A TON like omg... but when americans think of england they think purely of the south and so... i guess it's a shock that a lot of europe and the us is wetter... like the new england region of the us and netherlands and all sorts of places...
You can tell them apart? Im aure the average person just considers all the species (not breed. Totally different term) of swan under one category because who really going to take the time to distinguish them?
I hope that everyone realizes that the "tests in the street" specifically find people who don't know answers to simple/common questions for the comedy of it all.
I canât remember how many times Iâve been on mic and an American just poking fun at a Britâs accent saying like âOh itâs chewsday innitâ, then they come back with 9/11 or shootings. Great mood killer.
@@faux4780 Theyâre very different levels. I havenât met a single person that actually hates an accent, itâs just to have fun. The problem is that a lot of times the event they talk about is very serious. I know a lot of people that were shown 9/11 at school, and it really wrecks you. You also have people talk about their experience year after year, which shouldnât be overlooked, but it gets scary when youâre seven and you hear it. I can get past the âOh yeah everyone carries a gunâ joke, but not with kids dying. Idk it just doesnât feel nice when one moment youâre messing around, and someone brings up people dying. I hope this didnât seem like I was being rude, and I hope this wasnât long. I donât think all Brits are like this, itâs just kinda sad
@@bluefrog2350 I meant that when someone with a different accent talked, an American might poke fun at it. Then, the person with the different accent would say something about 9/11 in response. The problem was the making fun turned into talking about a horrible event, instead of making fun of their accent, or something like that.
right?? like in what world is that a good response to a light-hearted joke about an accent?? đ like joke about how weâre fat or something, responding with a 9/11 or school shooting joke just kills the mood and makes you look like a shallow dumbass lmao
Being British, I hate the British girl, because she makes the UK seem worse, how can she say that the public transportation is bad, London has one of the best systems, covering the entire city with buses, trains and even cable cars
Yes, but do you have a good public transportation in the rest of the country ? As she said, London isn't all England, so maybe she was talking about the countryside, or, you know, the system in others cities or villages ? idk, i'm not english and not even american so i have no idea of how it is, just asking lol
@@KonglomeratYT yeah, you're right mate, there is a reason only young people and working class use it, but it does seem like buses are barely used in New York compared to London, probably due to the structure
the last one with tom hiddleston and chris pratt was honestly the best - you could also tell by what they were wearing - tom in his suit and chris in a t-shirt i gotta be honest tho, tom hiddleston is very posh (he went to eton and was there at the same time as prince william who is 2 years younger than him) also, fun fact: eddie redmayne and prince william are good friends as they were in the same year at eton and played rugby together at school
Fun fact: the reason words like colour lost âUâ is because the person who helped write the first American dictionary (Webster, a spelling reformer) felt that some words were too complex so he dropped letters or changed letters from some words to make it easier.
Itâs so fun to watch these because Iâm over half British/polish but Iâm also American so have both sides in my household, I like to watch these and I get understand and relate to both sides đ
I feel so bad for the American girl. She's picked up Korean mannerisms so I know being cut off and given a fresh slap in the face of British humor threw her off. You can't tell me just it's a difference in cultural expression, it was rude. đ
Yeah all unmarked mute swans in open water. And thats the species "mute swan", althouth that is why they are called mute swans, because they make less noise than the others apparently.
In America men are expected to act charismatic, but really everyone is, and we're taught to have good, expressive body language when we communicate. Hence all the hand gesturing. In America historically there's people of many different backgrounds/who speak different languages. Although uncommon since most know/understand English, expressing with your hands might help in communicating for that reason as well, so it may be a bit of a cultural thing in that aspect.
I shouldnât have read the comments first yâall had me hating this girl (from the uk) and now yâall just showing me yâall to damn sensitives and a bunch of babiesđ€Šđœââïž
I am very pleased that I found your channel I see it really very useful and I take the opportunity to thank you for everything you offer us in this great content. I suggest the next video would be about CONFUSE WORDS in terms of meaning and pronunciation like: âą (Opportunity & Probability) âą (Probably & Properly) âą (Sympathy & Empathy) âą (Inspire & Aspire) âą (Consistent & Persistent) âą (Confident & overconfident) âą (Good & Exceptional) âą (Complement & Compliment) âą (Principal & Principles)
Christina is such a girly girl especially when she says 'aaahhhhh.....'đđ while Emily really seems like a badassđđđ I dunno why she gives that vibeđđ
Havenât been to US and the UK, so when people say Emily is mean, uh I donât get it, how is she mean? She seems like a great person to hang out with, Christina too :)
Okay I guess it's just a thing with british people, they're the ones who have a good humour, like you see most americans here are so defensive of Christina, when they're friends, is it that bad to joke around with friends? Half of what she says isn't even rude, americans tend to be rather over-sensitive
@@sarahrahaman8001 you're absolutely wrong. Emily was very rude with christina. Like if that's just *humour* then I am glad that Americans don't have that *humour*. Emily is a nice person. But she is kinda way too proud of herself and that's what I don't like.
"You're absolutely wrong" Proceeds to not clarify as to why. "Emily was very rude with Christina" Okay, quote her, and explain very descriptively as to why you think she's rude. Your comment is opinionated and very subjective, you're clearly bias. There wasn't ONCE Emily bragged about herself, I don't know about this channel at all, but from what I can tell Emily is just being sarcastic and funny. This is what's wrong with this generation, I expected the comments to rather show favouritism towards Emily, WRONG. I clearly seemed to forget how sensitive you guys can be, this is exactly the reason why a younger demographic shouldn't have access to these videos. No Christina wasn't nice, she was full on shy, and rather hesitant to truly relax, unlike Emily, I'm not comparing the two. I see it's the way Emily talks that sparks a bunch of nonsensical hate towards her, like in this snobbish way, which I find genuinely hilarious, she's trying to act, obviously it's shown that they two are good friends. Be more perceptive instead of coming to such a conclusion, Emily has a kind heart and so does Christina, this unnecessary hatred pisses me off See the heavy difference is, go to another video where someone is being "arrogant" and there are people praising and worshipping that person, damn these double standards lol. Whenever it's a two person set up, people tend to dislike one more than the other.
@@sarahrahaman8001 you have your own opinion dear, and idk why you seriously can't see the attitude she has with christina. I am not saying that emily is bad. She is so graceful, I love her. But this mean thing is the only quality I didn't like. Its actually in the blood of British people, they are arrogant, and kind of rude. Not all of them of course but most of them. You can have your own opinion. But don't force your opinion on me. Because no matter what you say, I have my own mindset and I'm always going to consider the way she talked to her *rude* ;)))
Loved the stuff about the queen's swans, but the specific meme scene is from Hot Fuzz (amazing film) about a London police officer that relocates to a rural village and there's a bit where he has to track down a runaway swan.
Me (someone from the southern US): **sees a Brit and someone from the east coast talking about the southern US** Also me (in a sarcastic tone): **chuckles** "Yes you are exactly right."
The English Language is English from ENGLAND! Not British, that is a flag. Then there are the dialects, in England, I identify as English. Scotland has their own dialects, the Irish are Irish Gaelic from Eire, Wales are Welsh, they are all Celts.
Yeah on the other side it gets annoying when foreigners group together entire states and regions and draw assumptions from them and what gets me the most is not understanding U.S politics but still comparing them to European politics without considering the majorly different situations each country was created in.
What about most people calling USA "America" ?? Last I checked, it was and still is, a Continent... North and South... And by territory size, would make more sense to call Canada America than the USA.
@@f.d.m.4914 Well it probably comes from calling people from united states "americans" and since mexico and Canada have there own name and the name America is in our official country name it stuck. Think of it has a shortened version of USA and not the continent l.
@@revolucion-socialista fun fact: latin america is the only region that learns that america is one unified continent, whereas the rest of the world learns that north and south America are two seperate continents..so to us there is no single "American" continent and therefore when people say American they mean estadounidense, since we would otherwise say North, Central or South American...its very interesting
3:40 - the same usually applies to the USA. I swear 90% of all movies set in the USA are either New York City, or San Francisco (or Chicago, or whatever). It's weirder when some extra-terrestrial life form invades Earth, they somehow know where the major cities are. Why can't we have a film where some weird alien monster attacks the well known village of Fordwich, Kent in the UK? Or the world-famous town of Lost Springs, Wyoming? Also, speaking of major cities, why is it that a lot of the time, the most well known cities in a lot of US states, and indeed, even other countries aren't even their respective capital cities? What's the capital of Florida? Miami, or Orlando? Neither. It's Tallahassee. What about California? Well duh, it's San Francisco, right? Or maybe it's Los Angeles? Nope. It's Sacramento. And of course, everyone knows that the capital of Turkey is Istanb--- what do you mean it's Ankara?
yea like this New York? Obviously NYC- Albany? Texas? Dallas or Houston- Austin? Nevada? Las Vegas- Carson City? Washington? Seattle- Olympia? Missouri? St. Louis- Jefferson City? Kansas? Wichita or KC- Topeka? New Mexico? Albuquerque- Santa Fe? Illinois? Chicago- Springfield? Minnesota? Minneapolia- St. Paul? Wisconsin? Milwaukee- Madison? Michigan? Detroit- Lansing? North Carolina- Charlotte- Raleigh?
I got my license in 1986. Gas was about $0.83 per gallon. Locally right now itâs $2.70. Unlike my coworkers I donât own a truck. I drive a 2015 Hyundai Elantra, similar to UKâs Hyundai i30 but not a hatchback. Mine is a 1.8L and I average around 30 mpg in town. My wife has a 2019 Hyundai Kona with 2.0L also getting around 30mpg. She has spinal problems and has had both knees replaced and sheâs only 52. Her main factor in choosing the Kona is the ease of getting in and out the vehicle. Within a year Iâll be replacing my Elantra with a Kona after seeing her struggle to get out my Elantra. I wouldnât mind a truck if they were the same height and size of trucks from the 70s and 80s.
I'm pretty sure it's only the swans in the Thames. Also, it's illegal to hold a salmon(specifically a salmon)under suspicious circumstances, to prevent illegal fishing and stuff like that. There isn't a certain way you can hold it in your hands that is illegal.
Not too much respect mate. They have "armed response units" with H&K machine pistols and Glocks! lol (and armed police with said weapons patrolling airports).
@@danosverige I am conditioned to respect bobbies ever since one of them caught us stealing a park bench (he just politely told us to put it back and then ambled off - I have never been so trusted in my life). From my experience the problem starts when they've got u locked up inside - my advice is don't trust even the "lawyer" : everyone is out for a win ie. a guilty verdict.
@@danosverige sometimes armed police are necessary, most of the time not. Also having specialist units means it's easier to make sure they know what they're doing and using them properly. We also have systems that mean they have to sign their guns in and out when they need them so it's easier to track if someone's doing something dodgy
Well there are armed police officers here, majority of officers dont carry guns but there are still armed officers, which are mainly used in airports and places of importance
The dark grey sky thing I can attest to. I'm from America I live on the east coast but my best friend is from the UK. I showed her a picture of a usual sunset and now I supply her with pictures of my sunsets when we have them.
@@alexstuart29 Considering I immigrated to Brtain my accent is a mess. There is a guy who told me I sounded like his jamican grandad, there was this other who told me I sounded American, despite me not being to either of these countries. I tried to sound British but I failed so hard that my prounciation is that of a dog.
When I was moving to England for University I was told again and again "Better get used to rain! it rain all the time!" Um... I lived there for 2 years, I think I got rained on 3 times that I recall... They should come to west coast of Norway, we ACTUALLY have constant rain! XD (and darker winters, not really ever dark in summer (sun goes below horizon, but never far enough to be past dusk))
@@rebekahmcc23 I was told this by people who live in the area I was moving to, and they kept asking "so used to the rain yet?" and I still couldn't see it, cause it was nothing compared to where I am from! It rains almost daily, sometimes literally non stop for weeks on end! XD (not just a drizzle either) I lived in Southampton, and it felt like a tropical paradise
@@Abstormal when we say that, were really just saying our weathers shit, when the suns out theres no wind to keep us from being roasted, when it rains it lasts long or doesnt stop for long, when its windy its gray, you never get the full package of a good day on any given day
@@faux4780 I only ever got complains for rain and "You better get used to rain" as if this was unique to England =P I promise you, my years in England was my driest ones by far ;) On average it rains 200 days a years where I'm from =P
![[American vs British] American, British, Welsh, Scottish, and Irish react to the memes!!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jkkNPbCrtsI/mqdefault.jpg)
"we have better humour"
...
"slapstick"
"isnt it like dry humour?"
"the UK is dry"
im đ
with all that rain, i think not
@@janecarlaa.6413 you didnt get the humourđ€đ€ HELPđ
@@-...................- i did get it lmao just wanted to insert that joke cause im quirky like that
@@-...................- you ruin it
@@janecarlaa.6413 oh, sorry đ
âDry humourâ
âSmart jokesâđâšâš
âDry humourâ
I SAID SMART JOKESSSSS
1k likes and 1 reply lol
Bruh what?
I didn't get :|
@@kawaiaesa9671 âthere are no accidentsâ- master oogway
@@kawaiaesa9671 xD
smort
As an English person of 40+ years I have literally no idea where the British girl is from. Her accent is wandering all over the place between Aussie/California-twang, up-speak and somewhere roughly kind of in a place I couldn't guess in England.
maybe quarter scottish quarter welsh and quarter english
I agree, I find her so hard to place, I'm not sure if she is trying to do an American accent or maybe she grew up in England then moved to America? But her accent is all over the place.
Edit: she sounds like she is possibly from Eastern Europe originally, or perhaps has parent from Eastern Europe and moved to England as a child
Somewhere southern
@@amberchilvers Your edit comment would make a lot of sense!
@@mer5340 sounds a lot like some friends I had in school who were from Russia originally!
Ah yes we all know the USA: New York, the âsouth desertâ, California and Alaska. You covered it all.
@B Babbich i can kinda see where the misconception comes from, with how populated the three are and how much of the english-speaking part of the internet they occupy
@B Babbich And Alaska and somewhere in there there's also the south but yea that's it
fr they assume the popul;ar states are all of america
and act like they know it all I am rolling my eyes everytime I see this
Could you imagine if they realized new york was actually a state and not just a city? New york is huge. It takes 6-7 hours to get from Western new york to New York City but yet it takes 3-4 hours to get to Toronto.
@DancingPsycho the point that was being made was that many Europeans act like they know more about the US than Americans know about Europe when the reality is that both sides have about just as much ignorance of each other.
Christina is such a girl next door that i wanna hang out with.. she's sooo kind and sweet
Ok...what you're not saying is "don't wanna hang w/the brit chick"
@@chrisgarner3714 oh but I'm saying it
the us girl isn't the typical us girl,she is nice compared to most of them,maybe she is from canada
@@chrisgarner3714 Iâm British and I donât wanna hang with her either
@@universesays1842 like you would know? you're just not around the right people mate
am i the only one who loves the difference in how they seat
Well the British girl gives the vibe of a princess
sit
The british girl seems more laid back.
@@fmjjjjn7510 She is what we would call "up her own arse"
@@SuperDasbeast I mean... she's posh. And has that air of confidence. Idk, from what I've seen, this is just how some Brits are.
Such a fun time reviewing these spicy memes with Emily đ€ŁđŻ
You are so polite and sweetđ
@B Babbich how?
@B Babbich lemme guess you have never been in England?
@B Babbich Could you just stop complaining about Emily? Each person has different types of characteristics!
@B Babbich Fine! You know what? If you love judging other people so much like that, keep going, then there are more and more people will hate you and judge you back. Your karma
As a Southern American, I feel I must correct your misconceptions about Southern geography and climate. You're confusing the topography of the Southeast, more commonly called the South, with that of the Southwest. The Southeast, which extends southward from Virginia to the tip of Florida, and westward to Texas, is, by and large, one of the greenest and most fertile regions of the country. For example, Eastern Tennessee, where I live, is home to Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which has been named a World Biosphere by the UN because of the extraordinary variety a plant life that grows here. Indeed, more different tree species grow in the American South than in all of Europe. The transition to a western climate, i.e. more arid and desert-like, occurs in Texas approximately an hour's drive west of Fort Worth. East of Fort Worth and Dallas, the terrain remains primarily green, rolling hills, as seen across the South. West of those cities one begins to encounter a dryer climate, with less vegetation, and more expansive vistas. Just FYI. đ
Thank you :D, I was like
Does she actually think the whole south is a actual desert? Cause where I am in Alabama itâs mostly forest and small swamp patches
Thank you.đđšđ±
What?
As a Brit, I feel I must know what she meant and that she just worded it wrong. And, as a Brit, I feel I must call you a git.
@@engtilde Very well. "Brit" and "git" go well together. Clearly, one can be both.
I love how the British girl acted like she knew more about American customs than the Americanđ
Just as she said- When we think of the US we think power so we actually think about it, The US probably doesnât think of the UK at all or if they do, maybe â sipping tea or blah blahâ something so makes sense đ
She really didn't. She said she knew more about the US than Americans know about the UK
@@cookliet8444 I actually am a big UK fan. I research all about the King's and Queens, the different time periods, and traditions of the UK. I love Queen Victoria, and Jane Austen! But I was talking more about how she wouldn't let the American girl talk and when she did, she acted like she was wrong. Hope you have a good day!
@@jdsrne22 I was talking about how she acted like the American girl was wrong about America.
@@jdsrne22 Which is false. Whenever you categorize people into an "all" category you are always wrong. Plenty of americans are anglophiles. This is just two young women who are so young that they think they know anything about anything.
"The size of the country, the size of the *people* "
lmao
Edit: Does God also fear what he has created?
That was kinda rude
@@sissy4521 it was a joke, the video is literally about memes taking the piss out of British/American people
Sianna Rowson You do realise that America has a lot of obese people before but now the trades made everyone also the size of the country isnât rude?
@@sissy4521 I mean it isnât really rude as it is literally true- đ
@@sissy4521 Dude, america gives obese people motor scooters, although yanks seem to be really nice
USA jokes can be witty and clever, we just give ourselves permission to laugh :)
No they aren't.
And in the UK we don't need permission. We invented rights ;)
Besides, whatâs the fun in making a joke if people canât laugh together about it? You just want to sit there feeling smug by yourselfâŠđ€·ââïž
And she says 'The one who's elegant and well-mannered'. We pause and look at her.. Ehhh? The American in this video fits the Brit's description. The irony.
For anyone who is curious, the person who broke all those weird laws, was Tom Scott, absolutely look him up on youtube
jaja
Everyone knows him
Oobah Butler also made a video about breaking weird laws in Britain.
I thought she was reffering to the guy on VICE
Ty
the american girl is so intimidated by the british girl, she's like- yeah yeah yeah, even is she doesn't agree? blink twice if you need help lmaaaaaaao
Edit: damn I didnât expect to get these likes
Ikrrrr that girl is too shy
Honestly should've sent someone else to represent America
@@darksecret6050 Nah, I thought she was really sweet and cute.
XD
@@nothanks1239 ya man me 2 and that's why i said she doesn't fit the stereotypical American
"Old rich people know there's the south and it's all deserty"
Ahem...South West is deserty (and even that is only marginally more accurate)....The South east is forests, mountains, wetlands, swamps, grasslands, etc. The South is not deserty. It's quite literally the opposite. In fact, the Southern US has one of the greatest biodiversities globally (it's in the top 5-10, IIRC).
Only 6 out of the 50 states are deserty and it's not even the entire state. I live in one of them and a 100 miles north is a big mountain city.
I laughed at that, too, especially after her quip about how BRITs prefer âsmart jokes.â
The relationship Christina and Emily has is like me and my brother.
C: dry humor
E: _smart jokes_
C: dry humor
E: *s m a r t j o k e s*
"is that a dog? Oh no it's a goose"
The Swan: đ€Š
But in England it is called a goose
@@crwansaunt6441 no no there's a difference between a swan and a goose.
@@crwansaunt6441 No its not
@@landinggear0018 yes there a difference. Swans are white when geese are black and brown and grey.
â@@dillantervet9055 Yes you are correct
Christina is so cute and sweet and i love how she adapted some of Korean mannerisms way of doing reactions.
why tho does she live in Korea?
@@youareapotato9323 Yea I guess both of them lives in Korea,
@@sanasanasanasanasanasanasa3973 i suppose it depends where you live in the UK. I love my corner of it!
@@dizzy388 Iâm in Bradford..England side
@@sanasanasanasanasanasanasa3973 Bradford's beautiful! I'm in Bath.
Seeing someone connect such deeply with one another with complete distant countries is just worth it â€ïž
Just to clarify, not all of us brits are as stuck up as this girl
Thank god
Trust me, we Americans know. We of all people know how much it sucks for a single person to act on our behalf in videos like these and cause many Brits to generalize us.
yeah we are worse
@B Babbich I partially agree. Iâve never heard anyone be so rude to another person as Europeans are to Americans. But if you can get past the prejudice then they are nice. Itâs weird because theyâll be your best friend while still making nasty comments about your country.
@B Babbich I never thought of it that way. Itâs ironic that they think Americans believe theyâre better than everybody else
Find Wales.
American: It's in the ocean.
Technically correct, but not the answer we were going for.
I don't know if it's ment to be, but I found it funny
Ohhhh is it Wales & whales?
.
Did I get the joke? I dunno if I got the joke đ€Ł.
@@nuraleshaafreen6835 yep đ
đđđ
What?
UK girl: "No. We're more aware of your geography than you are of ours! We know the south looks deserty."
No, ma'am.
I know. Itâs some of the most humid and fertile land in the countryđ
That also made me pause lol
Also the picture with extreme weather. Sure, it rains a lot in the UK, but they don't have Blizzards, Hurricanes, Tornadoes, etc. like the US does.
Iâm british but ik the weather in the US is bipolar. Especjally Oklahoma, it has a lot of tornados.
our weather has different named alleys for different extreme weather events because of how frequent they occur, hurricane and tornado alley namely.
The "British" person sounds like someone who moved to the UK in her teens and now puts on a posh accent.
Nah you can tell she's born here
Absolutely, it sounds very forced, like someone who's recently had eloquation lessons... You can hear she slips in and out of it (Dropping Ts occasionally, changing the vowel sounds, vocal-fry)
I know a few people who sound like this....They all did amateur dramatics :)
@@njones420She was defo brought up in the UK its just more of a neutral accent, I come from the North and sound just like her. :)
I love Americans because they are so energetic!
@@ReghanReynolds â€
Just to let you know, the Brits are not too far behind us in obesity. We are rank17th in obesity.
Speak for yourself!
Dope Flex
nah you guys are around 30 ish ,while the us are around 10th
@@esther6664 not our fault
@@madisntit6547 Let em die abetes. We can't just baby people into adulthood.
the american is the one you want to like and are supposed to like but the british one is the one you secretly like but wont admit it.
oh i definetely vibe more with the british one
Lmao
nah i like the british one
nah I'd proudly admit that i like her
I like the British one
We do think about England, a lot actually, but it's more of a "wow a country full of lovely people with lovely accents and lovely architecture and HOLY SHIT THEIR COUNTRY IS SO SO OLD."
Seriously, your country is so old! It's fantastic! I hope I can travel there one day! :D
Im british, and would rather be friends with christina than emily,
I am not British neither American but SAME
Same those jokes can hurt đ
Same
@B Babbich
Toward everyone.
@B Babbich
I am European đ đ đ , nah, it's just British, I have traveled to many countries in Europe and I have not noticed that. (At least in western europe).
Even Irish ppl is nicer. About history, Europe has been for a long time a place of many small but powerful countries , and that's why the armed conflict was popular. But come on, in general, whoever has power abuses it unfortunately, and the United States is a perfect example of this đ
the people saying Emily is being mean or rude have clearly never been to England
Now that I've seen the personality of people from the UK I don't think I'd ever visit there.
@@youngforever1445 probably for the best
@@youngforever1445 I don't think the British would want such sensitive people in their country either.
It feels more tightly knit. More sibling-like even.
I don't understand how people cant just love her personality đ
Christina gives me Korean vibes whenever she says "aaahhh" đ
@Sugaă· and a culture jeez relax
@Sugaă· I hear you but maybe there are certain mannerisms that remind her of how Koreans react to things. no appropriation or projection just recognition
@Sugaă· I'm not white, but sorry if I offended you.
@Reveluv stop hating on white people wth
@Reveluv they didnât even mean to use it as an aesthetic tf they just regognized the mannerisms probs. Also why u assuming they r white-?đ
Christina is trying her best to be friendly towards Emily. The vibes aren't good at all....
@B Babbich yep, you never actually meet a British person huh
@B Babbich you met the wrong people fs đčI could say the same for the Americans I met, some of them were plain racist but called it a joke. America
@B Babbich have you met every one of us to conclude that we are all jerks?
@B Babbich Is this your attempt at dry humour?
Iâm british. I like in britain. I grew up with brits and nothing but brits. Itâs. Called. Regular. Humour.
i might be the only one who loves UK humor Idk why y'all hating on her, she's a mood LMAO.
She's a nasty mood.
If you mean being petty and absolutely big ego, then yes. If you're a feminist double yes, since women empowerment these days seems to be "owning" men, being materialistic, having a gigantic ego, and having a rich man.
That "u" jokes is pretty hilarious ngl đ
Daniel Webster would approve.đ€Ł
Neither of them got it
It's just not their accents or traditions, you can guess soo much about them by just seeing how they are sitting or thier make up and dress up...
2:22 đ¶we flew a kite in a public place đ”
She ain't British, she's praising the UK.
yea she didnt seem british, does she live in the us?
@@MeJustAimy not at all, too pretty to be from the US
@@saarah9460 Well, british are from the UK
Stereotypically it is inappropriate for Brits to be gorgeous lol. But it's not all true I must say. Also, we do get a lot patriotic at times.
@@badokuin8955 đŠ
Whenever I see things comparing British and USAmerican weather I'm just like "I grew up in Seattle. Our weather is literally exactly like British weather"
Haha, I always think the exact same thing!
Lol can't say the same Minnesota is cold
same here except portland. the pnw actually gets more average rainfall and rainy days per year than anywhere in the UK eeeeek.
Same, Seattle is so rainy. I love it though.
69th like
"It definitely does not rain as much [in the US]" **laughs in pacific northwest**
Facts
Lol exactly flooded every month that's not during the summerđ
She also thought the South was a desert. The Southwest, sure. But the Southwest and the South are two completely different environments. She definitely doesnât know as much about the geography of the US as she believes she does.
Fr and we're supposed to be ignorant ones? Lol
@@samanthaheins7711 Yeah, most of what she said was pretty off. She seemed pretty arrogant.
My personal experience was that Americans are very likeable, like you can get along with them easily, but they also felt a bit stupid or ignorant. It felt like getting along has big importance in their lives but knowledge is irrelevant.
The best part was actually the American girl being a little uncomfortable with the British girls directness and bluntness. Her face was like "Oh, okay, she said it"
@B Babbich She was blunt and not the most polite but it was obviously a joke. You seem to not get hear humor at all. In some cultures it's actually not expected to beat around the bush and I'm glad about it
@B Babbich Better than not saying what you think and talking behind a person's back about your true intentions. I'm German and making actual friends when living in the states was really hard for me. People will be so nice but it's just empty talking.
@B Babbich No, people who talk shit about other people behind their backs are definitely less than and I am proud to announce this.
I have shy friends and thats completely fine. There's a difference between being shy and polite and being dishonest. I detest dishonesty. The American girl in this video was very sweet and nice. She's just different than the British girl which, after your logic, you should respect the British girl for đ€
@B Babbich No, she wasn't. She was just by your perception of what is polite. But you just said nobody is less than. So you should apply this to all people.
@B Babbich I'm not afraid of it. I just avoid said people since they clearly exist. But I like how you couldn't argue with my last comment and instead came for međ€Ł
*Swan appears*
British girl: Is that a dog?
@NOW UNITED hahaha
How did she not know that was a swan the queen litteraly owns all the swans (from a specific breed) in UK (or just England) đ
@@alisha41hart I have no idea haha
Imaoo
@@a..88 hahaha
"If it's filmed in the UK, it's London"
Fun fact: it is sometimes filmed in another city and said it is London. Most cities in the UK look very similar, so sometimes for example they may use Glasgow or Manchester instead of London because there's less to shut off, less people to move etc. It's probably the same in the US as well though.
In quite a number of movies theyâll actually film in Toronto, which is in Canada and call it New York in the film itself. Itâs really just about efficiency over situational accuracy
I imagine LA is actually LA most of the time because of guilds and unions in the film industry. New York in films is probably not New York, though.
Most films in the UK Are filmed in Liverpool after London. Not Manchester lol
true, batman was mainly filmed in liverpool
@@spookyshark632 it can be and it pisses us off so much
Emily on the interview question: âya weâre just more friendlyâ
*Emily: rude through the whole video đ
she wasn't rude at all?? what
Was looking for this comment hoping I wasnât the only one who thought she was a little rude.
I swear the god if itâs this Korean mannerism I give up, she ainât rude, we are all like her as well
believe it or not thats the British way of being friendly
successful people don't become that way overnight .most people you see as a glance-wealth, a great career, purpose-is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life..
@Josef Huber But of a truth they are scammers but real brokers are out there too waiting for investors.
So don't be scared of giving any one a try.
He is obviously the best, I invested $3,000 and i made profit of $28,000 just in 15 days.
His success story is everywhere
Am not here to converse but to testify just for what I'm sure of, he's trustworthy and has been the best option ever since.
I don't know why people think the change of spelling with some words is an independence thing, but what I do know is that it's false. Basically in America some time in the 18/1900's when newspapers came around, it was charged by the letter, whereas almost everywhere else it was charged by the word count. So what people started doing is removing "unnecessary letters" so that it was still legible, but not nonsense. They'd do this to save money, or if can only spend a certain amount, extend the amount of text they can pay for
That is interesting, if you have a source on it, I would love to read up on that.
I think it was because it said âIâm getting rid of youâ. They didnât get the joke of âyouâ being the letter âuâ, and thought it was something to do with independence.
it was just a joke, it didnt have anything to do with the war of indeoendance. its just "u" sounds like "you"
@@O_O7z Damn bro, why you gotta be so heated. This comment was informative, and an aside from the video. Maybe go to Reddit and look at what whoosh comments actually are: nothing like this. And while youâre at it, take out your negativity somewhere else please x
I don't know where this theory popped up, but it seems untrue from what I've seen. First, it doesn't make sense when a lot of the spelling differences between UK and USA spelling are the same amount of letters (Theater/theatre, Defense/defence, Realize/realise, etc). Second, even BBC has articles that talk about how these spelling changes were primarily a form of independence protest that some American activities (such as Noah Webster) promoted. Basically, such activists thought it was important to distinguish the USA from the UK and assert ownership of the language (which might be called "American English")
Fun fact: Seattle has more rainfall than London
london is in the south east...aka the driest area of the uk
â@@edaisy2005 Yes, but the wettest area in the UK (Cardiff) only receives about 45 inches of rain a year, whereas Seattle is located in the PNW (the only temperate rainforest in the world) which receives about 84 inches of rain each year. Seattle itself only gets about 38 in of rain annually, but "Seattle" is kind of used loosely to refer to the PNW because it's mostly country. So, if you compared wettest area to wettest area, America still has nearly double the amount of rainfall that the UK does. Just thought that was a fun fact because I love rain and am very proud of the PNW's unique precipitation patterns!! Much love â€ïž
@@lernerdodapinky the wettest place in the UK is in the pennines, grampians and cambrians which receive a lot more rain then seattle. i don't deny that seattle is wetter then a lot of parts of the uk but cardiff is near the middle of the list of the wettest places in the uk. all in all the scotland is the wettest in the uk. also i looked it up and seattle gets 37 inches per year which translates to around 990mm per year which is quite a lot but cardiff still gets 1150mm roughly so is still wetter then seattle đ
@@edaisy2005 You're right but seattle isn't wettest place plus theres rural rainforests in alaska that are pretty bad... But yh scotland rains A TON like omg... but when americans think of england they think purely of the south and so... i guess it's a shock that a lot of europe and the us is wetter... like the new england region of the us and netherlands and all sorts of places...
Come to scotland, the rainfall here is insane
âWorld friendsâ lol. It doesnât seem friendly when it comes to the brits
Its funny how American and British are complaining about fuel price and public transport. đ€ŁFrom an Indian đźđł
Haha, I am from india but now I live in UK
Only ONE breed of swans belong to the Queen. The rest are just treated as all other wild birds
You can tell them apart? Im aure the average person just considers all the species (not breed. Totally different term) of swan under one category because who really going to take the time to distinguish them?
Yeah mate, she wants to be American so she has got American intellect
@@LilyUnicorn basically it's just the swans in a certain area
@@LilyUnicorn the Queens swans have marks on their beaks,made by an official. Honestly.
I hope that everyone realizes that the "tests in the street" specifically find people who don't know answers to simple/common questions for the comedy of it all.
They edit out the people who know their stuff, that's why people look dumber than average.
actually it says a lot about the target audience instead
Thatâs true
Obviously they only use the dumb/entertaining answers but it's still crazy how many people there are with the most insanely stupid answers
5:58
Me: hang on, does the dude in the back look like Tom Hiddleston... or is it just me
"no one thinks of the little people drinking tea in the corner" she feels neglected
The one with Chris Pratt and Tom Hiddleston is just... I know marvel, I've seen interviews, I know where they're from.
Indeed
@@bdawg9308 Crip rat is overrated.
Just B grade donwney Jr
I canât remember how many times Iâve been on mic and an American just poking fun at a Britâs accent saying like âOh itâs chewsday innitâ, then they come back with 9/11 or shootings. Great mood killer.
hows that a mood killer
@@faux4780 Theyâre very different levels. I havenât met a single person that actually hates an accent, itâs just to have fun. The problem is that a lot of times the event they talk about is very serious. I know a lot of people that were shown 9/11 at school, and it really wrecks you. You also have people talk about their experience year after year, which shouldnât be overlooked, but it gets scary when youâre seven and you hear it. I can get past the âOh yeah everyone carries a gunâ joke, but not with kids dying. Idk it just doesnât feel nice when one moment youâre messing around, and someone brings up people dying. I hope this didnât seem like I was being rude, and I hope this wasnât long. I donât think all Brits are like this, itâs just kinda sad
Question how did the tie in 9/11 and shootings with British accent..
@@bluefrog2350 I meant that when someone with a different accent talked, an American might poke fun at it. Then, the person with the different accent would say something about 9/11 in response. The problem was the making fun turned into talking about a horrible event, instead of making fun of their accent, or something like that.
right?? like in what world is that a good response to a light-hearted joke about an accent?? đ like joke about how weâre fat or something, responding with a 9/11 or school shooting joke just kills the mood and makes you look like a shallow dumbass lmao
Being British, I hate the British girl, because she makes the UK seem worse, how can she say that the public transportation is bad, London has one of the best systems, covering the entire city with buses, trains and even cable cars
Yes, but do you have a good public transportation in the rest of the country ? As she said, London isn't all England, so maybe she was talking about the countryside, or, you know, the system in others cities or villages ?
idk, i'm not english and not even american so i have no idea of how it is, just asking lol
itâs great but itâs bloody expensive for no reason, for a uni student, transport can cost up to ÂŁ100 đ
@@annabaret1382 yeah obviously it is best in London, but transport in the rest of the UK is quite similar and almost as good
@@KonglomeratYT yeah, you're right mate, there is a reason only young people and working class use it, but it does seem like buses are barely used in New York compared to London, probably due to the structure
It May be one of the best, but that don't mean it's good
This one was great guys I enjoyed it and left a like
I love how the brit thinking she's the smarter one and how the other girl goes along with it and maybe secretly judging her
The British girl gives off "I'm better than you" vibe in a nasty way.
@@andziazach well thatâs sad cause she acts like nearly every British person
She is an extrovert and speaks her damn mind. She is not at all rude. So there's no problem with it. And she includes the other girl in everything.
@@xx-xy1rf NO NO NOT ALL BRITS ACT LIKE THAT
@@crwansaunt6441 all the ones I know do
The birtish lady is savage and the Amrican one is sweet đ
"Americans" are all people who live in the American Continent, not just in the United States
@@revolucion-socialista in English American means US. Try telling a Canadian they're American and see what happens.
@@beense123 But it is weird because Canada is north America
When Christina said âso expensiveâ it sound exactly like my Asian mom đ
Emily : we have better humor
Cristina : đ
the last one with tom hiddleston and chris pratt was honestly the best - you could also tell by what they were wearing - tom in his suit and chris in a t-shirt
i gotta be honest tho, tom hiddleston is very posh (he went to eton and was there at the same time as prince william who is 2 years younger than him)
also, fun fact: eddie redmayne and prince william are good friends as they were in the same year at eton and played rugby together at school
She didn't recognise Hot Fuzz! I'm out!
Deported!
She was probably ten years old when it came out.
@@norwegianblue2017 no excuses it's one of the most British films ever made. đ
@@JJWOOLF I thought that was Monty Python and the Holy Grail?
@@JJWOOLF Harry Potter and Sherlock Holmes: hold my tea
Fun fact: the reason words like colour lost âUâ is because the person who helped write the first American dictionary (Webster, a spelling reformer) felt that some words were too complex so he dropped letters or changed letters from some words to make it easier.
Itâs so fun to watch these because Iâm over half British/polish but Iâm also American so have both sides in my household, I like to watch these and I get understand and relate to both sides đ
I feel so bad for the American girl. She's picked up Korean mannerisms so I know being cut off and given a fresh slap in the face of British humor threw her off. You can't tell me just it's a difference in cultural expression, it was rude. đ
Ikr! The way she reacts "aah" while clapping hands is so korean đ
You need to get some Southerner in there to throw some shade.
@@tylerdavidson2400 I'm a southerner đđ
One of the most banal uploads ever witnessed. The English girl is up her own arse, thinking she's cool & the American girl seems a little slow.
@@MsXlr8urself SAME! lmfao
Saw on a sidemen video other day, the Swan law is only partially true, its only certain swans in a certain area that apparently belong to the Queen
ayyyy, Sidemen, i saw that one tooâđ»
Literally what I was thinking of!
Yeah all unmarked mute swans in open water. And thats the species "mute swan", althouth that is why they are called mute swans, because they make less noise than the others apparently.
lessgooo sidemen fam
In America men are expected to act charismatic, but really everyone is, and we're taught to have good, expressive body language when we communicate. Hence all the hand gesturing. In America historically there's people of many different backgrounds/who speak different languages. Although uncommon since most know/understand English, expressing with your hands might help in communicating for that reason as well, so it may be a bit of a cultural thing in that aspect.
I shouldnât have read the comments first yâall had me hating this girl (from the uk) and now yâall just showing me yâall to damn sensitives and a bunch of babiesđ€Šđœââïž
Idk , her âbigger peopleâ comment rubbed me the wrong way
I am very pleased that I found your channel I see it really very useful and I take the opportunity to thank you for everything you offer us in this great content.
I suggest the next video would be about CONFUSE WORDS in terms of meaning and pronunciation like:
âą (Opportunity & Probability)
âą (Probably & Properly)
âą (Sympathy & Empathy)
âą (Inspire & Aspire)
âą (Consistent & Persistent)
âą (Confident & overconfident)
âą (Good & Exceptional)
âą (Complement & Compliment)
âą (Principal & Principles)
Christina is such a girly girl especially when she says 'aaahhhhh.....'đđ while Emily really seems like a badassđđđ I dunno why she gives that vibeđđ
Ex-chav
The girl on the left is boring
@@faux4780 You don't lose it my man
@@6timesbabyyy996 you can take the man out the estate, but you cant take the estate out the man
@@faux4780 I'll always live by those words
Havenât been to US and the UK, so when people say Emily is mean, uh I donât get it, how is she mean? She seems like a great person to hang out with, Christina too :)
I think it safe to say 90% of people that thought Emily is mean, is from America
@@valen1879 So, I guess I'm the 10%? Where did you get the stats from though? How do you even make that assumption based on people's YT profile?
I both love their cuisines. Going to these countries is less hassle because there are no language barriers. đđ»ââïž
Iâm not even from the US nor from the UK but I wheezed, crackled, and passed out to each meme
Only comment I found here that made me smile :)
I really like emily, besides the fact that she is way too mean.
Her accent and way of talking is so satisfying đ
how is she mean-
Okay I guess it's just a thing with british people, they're the ones who have a good humour, like you see most americans here are so defensive of Christina, when they're friends, is it that bad to joke around with friends? Half of what she says isn't even rude, americans tend to be rather over-sensitive
@@sarahrahaman8001 you're absolutely wrong. Emily was very rude with christina. Like if that's just *humour* then I am glad that Americans don't have that *humour*.
Emily is a nice person. But she is kinda way too proud of herself and that's what I don't like.
"You're absolutely wrong" Proceeds to not clarify as to why.
"Emily was very rude with Christina" Okay, quote her, and explain very descriptively as to why you think she's rude. Your comment is opinionated and very subjective, you're clearly bias.
There wasn't ONCE Emily bragged about herself, I don't know about this channel at all, but from what I can tell Emily is just being sarcastic and funny.
This is what's wrong with this generation, I expected the comments to rather show favouritism towards Emily, WRONG. I clearly seemed to forget how sensitive you guys can be, this is exactly the reason why a younger demographic shouldn't have access to these videos.
No Christina wasn't nice, she was full on shy, and rather hesitant to truly relax, unlike Emily, I'm not comparing the two.
I see it's the way Emily talks that sparks a bunch of nonsensical hate towards her, like in this snobbish way, which I find genuinely hilarious, she's trying to act, obviously it's shown that they two are good friends. Be more perceptive instead of coming to such a conclusion, Emily has a kind heart and so does Christina, this unnecessary hatred pisses me off
See the heavy difference is, go to another video where someone is being "arrogant" and there are people praising and worshipping that person, damn these double standards lol. Whenever it's a two person set up, people tend to dislike one more than the other.
@@sarahrahaman8001 you have your own opinion dear, and idk why you seriously can't see the attitude she has with christina. I am not saying that emily is bad. She is so graceful, I love her. But this mean thing is the only quality I didn't like. Its actually in the blood of British people, they are arrogant, and kind of rude. Not all of them of course but most of them. You can have your own opinion. But don't force your opinion on me. Because no matter what you say, I have my own mindset and I'm always going to consider the way she talked to her *rude* ;)))
Loved the stuff about the queen's swans, but the specific meme scene is from Hot Fuzz (amazing film) about a London police officer that relocates to a rural village and there's a bit where he has to track down a runaway swan.
Me (someone from the southern US): **sees a Brit and someone from the east coast talking about the southern US**
Also me (in a sarcastic tone): **chuckles** "Yes you are exactly right."
1:55 The British version of "is that a chicken?"
@lia_berry đ đđ
The English Language is English from ENGLAND! Not British, that is a flag. Then there are the dialects, in England, I identify as English.
Scotland has their own dialects, the Irish are Irish Gaelic from Eire, Wales are Welsh, they are all Celts.
Yeah on the other side it gets annoying when foreigners group together entire states and regions and draw assumptions from them and what gets me the most is not understanding U.S politics but still comparing them to European politics without considering the majorly different situations each country was created in.
@@GHOSTSULLY preach đ
Well no shit. That london meme illustrated that.
What about most people calling USA "America" ?? Last I checked, it was and still is, a Continent... North and South... And by territory size, would make more sense to call Canada America than the USA.
@@f.d.m.4914 Well it probably comes from calling people from united states "americans" and since mexico and Canada have there own name and the name America is in our official country name it stuck. Think of it has a shortened version of USA and not the continent l.
5:35 girl: I remember my friends getting very poor from driving.
Same girl: (funny)
Her friends watching this video at home: đ„ș
6:10 Christina's just so adorable!
Love the content! Keep it up!
Floridians: "Sees picture of rain" Thats my life
đđȘđąđđđđ©đź đĄđđđ© đ©đđ đđđđ©
"Tropical rain WE get in other countires" lololol Colonizing mentality by the brits
Not really
Didn't she mean "we" as in "people" or "humans?"
I love how the UK girl was trying to act like she knew more about the US than the actual American
She wasnât
@Robb Grey ...
"Americans" are all people who live in the American Continent, not just in the United States
@@revolucion-socialista fun fact: latin america is the only region that learns that america is one unified continent, whereas the rest of the world learns that north and south America are two seperate continents..so to us there is no single "American" continent and therefore when people say American they mean estadounidense, since we would otherwise say North, Central or South American...its very interesting
3:40
- the same usually applies to the USA.
I swear 90% of all movies set in the USA are either New York City, or San Francisco (or Chicago, or whatever).
It's weirder when some extra-terrestrial life form invades Earth, they somehow know where the major cities are.
Why can't we have a film where some weird alien monster attacks the well known village of Fordwich, Kent in the UK?
Or the world-famous town of Lost Springs, Wyoming?
Also, speaking of major cities, why is it that a lot of the time, the most well known cities in a lot of US states, and indeed, even other countries aren't even their respective capital cities?
What's the capital of Florida? Miami, or Orlando? Neither. It's Tallahassee.
What about California? Well duh, it's San Francisco, right? Or maybe it's Los Angeles? Nope. It's Sacramento.
And of course, everyone knows that the capital of Turkey is Istanb--- what do you mean it's Ankara?
Yeah, in Japan why canât it be Tochigi thatâs attacked, and not TokyĆ
Maybe they could attack the least populated city in Japan, which is apparently Utashinai with just over 3,000 people.
yea like this
New York? Obviously NYC- Albany?
Texas? Dallas or Houston- Austin?
Nevada? Las Vegas- Carson City?
Washington? Seattle- Olympia?
Missouri? St. Louis- Jefferson City?
Kansas? Wichita or KC- Topeka?
New Mexico? Albuquerque- Santa Fe?
Illinois? Chicago- Springfield?
Minnesota? Minneapolia- St. Paul?
Wisconsin? Milwaukee- Madison?
Michigan? Detroit- Lansing?
North Carolina- Charlotte- Raleigh?
Brits: We dont talk like that
Also brits: lets go to murica and get sum bergers
Yea yea no please don't do that
Murica?
That's how it's meant to sound.
It's not BOARGERS like Americans say.
Me: *sees tom hiddleston and Chris pratt* **freaks out just cause**
"Yes especially nowadays people don't know anything". Best freaking quote ever.
I got my license in 1986. Gas was about $0.83 per gallon. Locally right now itâs $2.70. Unlike my coworkers I donât own a truck. I drive a 2015 Hyundai Elantra, similar to UKâs Hyundai i30 but not a hatchback. Mine is a 1.8L and I average around 30 mpg in town. My wife has a 2019 Hyundai Kona with 2.0L also getting around 30mpg. She has spinal problems and has had both knees replaced and sheâs only 52. Her main factor in choosing the Kona is the ease of getting in and out the vehicle. Within a year Iâll be replacing my Elantra with a Kona after seeing her struggle to get out my Elantra. I wouldnât mind a truck if they were the same height and size of trucks from the 70s and 80s.
Christina is so lovely! đ„°
And emily
I'm pretty sure it's only the swans in the Thames.
Also, it's illegal to hold a salmon(specifically a salmon)under suspicious circumstances, to prevent illegal fishing and stuff like that. There isn't a certain way you can hold it in your hands that is illegal.
She said "We don't get really tropical rains like we do in other countries..." Good ol' British Imperialism at it's finest. UP THA RA
4:30 the way she said dhriking đđ
Massive respect for the police with no guns! If I can't respect that, I don't know what respect means.
Not too much respect mate. They have "armed response units" with H&K machine pistols and Glocks! lol (and armed police with said weapons patrolling airports).
@@danosverige I am conditioned to respect bobbies ever since one of them caught us stealing a park bench (he just politely told us to put it back and then ambled off - I have never been so trusted in my life). From my experience the problem starts when they've got u locked up inside - my advice is don't trust even the "lawyer" : everyone is out for a win ie. a guilty verdict.
@@danosverige sometimes armed police are necessary, most of the time not. Also having specialist units means it's easier to make sure they know what they're doing and using them properly. We also have systems that mean they have to sign their guns in and out when they need them so it's easier to track if someone's doing something dodgy
Well there are armed police officers here, majority of officers dont carry guns but there are still armed officers, which are mainly used in airports and places of importance
And the number of armed officers are increasing by auite a bit
People who say british humour is bad have obviously forgot about top gear and the grand tour
The dark grey sky thing I can attest to. I'm from America I live on the east coast but my best friend is from the UK. I showed her a picture of a usual sunset and now I supply her with pictures of my sunsets when we have them.
Aww, that's so cute.
I came here for one thing and one thing only, BRITISH ACCENT!!!!
What about that cute rottie in your pfpđ„șđ„șđđđ
As a brit , her accent isn't pure brit, sounds like american mixed with english. So it sounds a bit strange.
@@alexstuart29 yeah i think she's lived in america for a while bc she's kinda lost her accent and now it's sounds like a mix of american and british
@@alexstuart29 yeahhh
@@alexstuart29 Considering I immigrated to Brtain my accent is a mess. There is a guy who told me I sounded like his jamican grandad, there was this other who told me I sounded American, despite me not being to either of these countries. I tried to sound British but I failed so hard that my prounciation is that of a dog.
When I was moving to England for University I was told again and again "Better get used to rain! it rain all the time!" Um... I lived there for 2 years, I think I got rained on 3 times that I recall... They should come to west coast of Norway, we ACTUALLY have constant rain! XD (and darker winters, not really ever dark in summer (sun goes below horizon, but never far enough to be past dusk))
:0 lucky, it rains all the time where I live in England
@@rebekahmcc23 I was told this by people who live in the area I was moving to, and they kept asking "so used to the rain yet?" and I still couldn't see it, cause it was nothing compared to where I am from! It rains almost daily, sometimes literally non stop for weeks on end! XD (not just a drizzle either)
I lived in Southampton, and it felt like a tropical paradise
@@Abstormal Oh okayđ
@@Abstormal when we say that, were really just saying our weathers shit, when the suns out theres no wind to keep us from being roasted, when it rains it lasts long or doesnt stop for long, when its windy its gray, you never get the full package of a good day on any given day
@@faux4780 I only ever got complains for rain and "You better get used to rain" as if this was unique to England =P
I promise you, my years in England was my driest ones by far ;)
On average it rains 200 days a years where I'm from =P
Christina (the american girl) was being so polite and sweetâŠâŠ the other girl was trying to sound smart and superior
"Americans" are all people who live in the American Continent, not just in the United States
@@revolucion-socialista and she did come from the american continent. Also i was referring to the title and how people called her in the comments
@@user-dj4ir6zs6e i think he's a bot
I think the American girl is so nice would love to be her friend
"Americans" are all people who live in the American Continent, not just in the United States