Oh you want a Coke? Cole or Pepsi flavored Coke? Heard people in the south call soda a coke. Im from the mid west we often will call it pop like more than sixty percent of the time.
@@josephrion3514 I mean, Coca Cola isn't spelled coke, so it kind of makes sense that people wouldn't call a coca cola a coke. What annoys me is how in one restaurtant they will give me all the soda options when I ask for a coke and at another restaurant across the street they'll assume I want a coca cola when I say coke. Inconsistency is what annoys me. Most places just let you fill your own drink, these days, though. So the problem is kind of moot.
It's just how a lot of old people talk, you here every race get called "hey, boy" just like if they were talking to a woman it would be "hey, girl". Now if you hear "hey, black boy" just keep walking 😅🤣🤣
Shit my mom calls me "boy" when she forgets my name, she'll go through 4 names(brother, sister, uncles, my nephew) sometimes before she just gives up 🤣🤣
@@akkoismydaughter3573 Hoovers are a crip defector gang n Cali and has a reputation for being the most violent. So much so that they have beef with both bloods and crips. They’re basically the opps opps.
@@davidhidalgo6278 Hoovers are a crip defector gang n Cali and has a reputation for being the most violent. So much so that they have beef with both bloods and crips. They’re basically the opps opps
I mean Hoover is a British vacuum cleaner brand, but even when it isn’t a Hoover everyone in the UK still calls it a Hoover. But this is very true😂 I can imagine anyone outside of the UK being very confused
If you see the guns in the back, you're cool. If you see the guns in the front, you're in trouble. Back's the Stoeger, Benneli, and the museum stuff. Front's the Armalite and the Colt.
I'm pretty sure Brits call hoover a hoover because of The Hoover Company that creates vacuum cleaners. Much like some people call all petroleum jelly, Vaseline or plasters Elastoplast (Band-Aid), etc.
@@krakenzilla. depends on your family’s situation in my situation we were broke and it wasn’t essential so we didn’t buy it I still don’t drink it now though because I don’t like the taste
@@Qixo_ you prolly from a gated community and u literally play fortnite so pipe down do you even know where i live im from el paso, texas and as a tex mex our communities are guarded the most cuz of cartel trades hence we have made sure to have zero crime while having the highest ownership of guns of any city quit talkin that talk boi
@@wya5705 I'm a Black American that grew up in the South. There are millions of us. I want to say that first off there is not one Southern accent. Black Southern accent is different from White. You would be amazed that Black people that grew up on the south side of Atlanta speak very different from Black people that grew up in the Stone Mountain or Buckhead parts of Atlanta. Even in South Ga. some Black accents down there sound alot better than others. I grew up in South Ga. with a Southern accent but it was alot different than that of some of my friends from a few miles up the road. For you to hate on all Southern accents is pretty small minded.
It’s funny cause people are only paying attention on the language part and didn’t even realise that he left without paying for the hoover… Gotta say that’s some nice distraction there😂
Erm, born and raised in Alabama (heart of Dixie so there's nothing more South than that) and I only know what a Hoover is (in this context, not the city near Birmingham, AL) because I watch British dramas.
Fun Fact: William H. Hoover, the Henry Ford of the vacuum cleaner, was actually American, and was established in the USA before expanding abroad. However somehow, only the UK decided to start calling all vacuum cleaners "hoovers."
Believe it or not, a vast majority of southerners are not avid racists or idiots. Most are just normal fellas with a funny accent. This might be hard to imagine since hollywood would lead you to believe that we are all stupid and hate black people.
Omg this is so funny im welsh and I was abroad at a hotel and I asked for a hoover to clean up as I like to do my own cleaning and they had ti google it hahah
Back in the 90s if someone was good orally it was called Hoover Action, but since Dyson came along nobody references the powerful suction of a vacuum cleaner.
Vacuum isn't slang, but the term has picked up because other brands don't use the term in their advertising and hoover isn't the leading brand anymore, it's Dyson.
Really? I've never heard a British person use the word "vacuum" maybe sometimes vacuum cleaner if they are being really specific, but its always been hoover in my experience
When you said "hey boy. You lost." I got real nervous, I'm a native of the south, and that's actually a pretty demeaning thing to say to someone, it's kinda like when a London girl calls you a "Big Man"
For anyone who doesn't know: a hoover is a brand of vacuum which was so popular it became the word people use to describe the action of vacuuming and the item used to vacuum. Basically. Im gonna do the hoovering with the hoover. Or im gonna vacuum with the Henry/dyson.
When I first moved to the US, I was at a mall one time, and wanted to find a chemist (US: pharmacist). I went to the information desk to ask if there was one in the mall. But chemist had no meaning to the receptionist there. She just gave me a blank stare. I had to say ‘the place you buy medicine’. And was told, no, there was no pharmacist in the mall. 🤦🏻♀️😂
Haha, I definitely would have been confused as well! A lot of Americans seem to view chemists as either chemistry teachers, researchers for private companies, or mad scientists/government officials who are studying chemicals to make weapons like bombs. A pharmacist would have been the last thing to come to mind 😅
@@Alyakismydutchname Chemists to us are simply people who are experts in chemistry. It's a really broad term in contrast to pharmacist which is specifically about medicine and only medicine. Honestly, if you called it an apothecary or even a herbalist an American would definitely know what you're talking about sooner than if you called it a chemist.
@F.B.I • Federal Bureau of Investigation The pharmacies where I live are mostly in Targets, Walmarts, and big name grocery stores like Giant. I guess malls are dying in America so they aren't really in malls anymore, at least near me. But I know with the giant near me they have a drive through on the side of the building for the pharmacy where you just pull in, give them your ID, and they give you whatever medicine the doctor prescribed to you.
And then on the inside of the grocery store or Walmart/Target they will have a pharmacy section that includes just an over-the-counter section which is the medicine that doesn't require a prescription to buy. That'd be like multivitamins, Tylenol, melatonin, cough syrup, etc. I've only ever had one prescription in my life and it was for prednisone so that's really the only reason i know about the drive through.
@@AJeazy I get my prescriptions mailed whenever possible. Takes 1-3 days, and saves me the trouble of going out and waiting in a long line to request the prescription be filled, then the time it takes for it to be filled.
It just shows how far Hoover has fallen. Vacuum cleaners were never called Hoovers in America, but everyone used to know that Hoover was a brand of vacuum cleaners. They invented vacuum cleaners and were the biggest brand until maybe 20 years ago.
The movie 'O Brother Where Art Thou?' really captures the American South in the Great Depression in a comedic way - good material there. With George Clooney.
The part where he said we have guns in the back is so American lol.
Ehhhhh not really
@@woowalkinallnight528 um I mean like do you even get it because America sells guns. And we are free to use guns lol.
@@KurokiSan I know I live in America and I know we use guns but I’m pretty sure we wouldn’t jus say that straight up lol😂
@@woowalkinallnight528 ah yes I get what your saying now.
@@KurokiSan but ya I get u too we use guns a lot
"You want a hoover? Oh we don't sell that brand, we got Dyson"
"Yeah you gotta dyson? Y'know for dysoning the floor?"
Oh you want a Coke? Cole or Pepsi flavored Coke? Heard people in the south call soda a coke. Im from the mid west we often will call it pop like more than sixty percent of the time.
@@josephrion3514 and if we don't call it pop, we call it Soda lol.
@@josephrion3514 I mean, Coca Cola isn't spelled coke, so it kind of makes sense that people wouldn't call a coca cola a coke. What annoys me is how in one restaurtant they will give me all the soda options when I ask for a coke and at another restaurant across the street they'll assume I want a coca cola when I say coke. Inconsistency is what annoys me. Most places just let you fill your own drink, these days, though. So the problem is kind of moot.
We got Kirby. It sucks... Heh.
American: Vacuum
Brit: Hoover
German: dust sucker
Yeah, Vietnamese also called it dust sucker too 😂.
@@Hieudanghaha0306no no we call it a broom
@@user-fx3tq8sw2r the term is "máy hút bụi" bro
None of this is true today.
Korean: Churng saw gi 😂😂😂
When he mimics his own accent 😂😂😂😂😂. You are too funny!
That was high quality acting there! 😂
@@ellengrace4609for sure😂
When he said "Hey boi, u lost?" I feel it.
Lol I bet you do
L0l
LMAO
So he went into scp 3000 and got transport to the south
Hope they used lube first.
The part where he immitated a southern person immitating a british person was so spot on it was incredible 👏
Why dont cha! Lols
And then I imitate
He's so good I forgot he plays all the characters xDD
This is funny because American southerners dont talk like this anymore
@@amadeosendiulo2137 didn't you notice it's the same person? or you didn't wanna think they look alike cuz that may have been racist? 🤣
The way he said "don't nobody go by da name hoove round here boi" made me watch this so many times xD
😅🤣🤣🫥🫥😂😂🤣
same
If you get called “boy” as a black man in the south just know shit bout to go down
I was getting super PISSED!!!!!!
It's just how a lot of old people talk, you here every race get called "hey, boy" just like if they were talking to a woman it would be "hey, girl". Now if you hear "hey, black boy" just keep walking 😅🤣🤣
Shit my mom calls me "boy" when she forgets my name, she'll go through 4 names(brother, sister, uncles, my nephew) sometimes before she just gives up 🤣🤣
@@TheodoreBrosevelt no, it's not acceptable for someone to call you "Boy"!
@@kw9568 Yeah it is, you just think everyone is racist.
I’m no British or American but I literally thought he was asking for a shovel. Definitely not a vacuum 🧍♂️
Me too
hoover is the brand lol
SAME !!!!
Same
Me too man
"Oh, you wanna hoovering uh? *laughs* Yeah, we got guns up in the back"
Underrated moment
What did he mean by hoover em?
@@akkoismydaughter3573 Hoovers are a crip defector gang n Cali and has a reputation for being the most violent. So much so that they have beef with both bloods and crips. They’re basically the opps opps.
@@davidhidalgo6278 Hoovers are a crip defector gang n Cali and has a reputation for being the most violent. So much so that they have beef with both bloods and crips. They’re basically the opps opps
@@davidhidalgo6278 yea I don’t think any American says that lol
I just clued into that he seems to be digging (to bury someone?).
"Hey boy you lost?...💀 had me dying
"Oh you wanna hoover them huh? Well we got guns up in the back"
Still kills me today lmfao
I mean Hoover is a British vacuum cleaner brand, but even when it isn’t a Hoover everyone in the UK still calls it a Hoover.
But this is very true😂 I can imagine anyone outside of the UK being very confused
It's like when people call every tablet an iPad
@@cloudthief8918 or band-aids
Its actually an American vaccum brand. Which makes me even more bewildered as to why Americans get confused with what a hoover is.
This is my husband when he’s talking about the refrigerator. He refers to all refrigerators as the Frigidaire! 😂
It's like Pritt. We call every glue Pritt, even though not every glue is Pritt brand.
"when british people try a southern accent"
He's lived in both countries he's just not from the south
it's a pretty good accent actually lol
I mean Americans butcher all of the English accents
WhEn AmErIcAn PeOpLE TrY a BrI'Ish AcCeNt
It's a pretty good accent imo
Damn, I wish this was an actual sitcom, I want watch a full episode
Im obsessed with these videos and im really impressed by the quality of his body and faces expressions like he really should play in a movie
I literally had no idea a Hoover was a vacuum lol
Edit:Hey mom I’m famous.
Lol same.
I thought he was asking for shovel lol
I knew that-
It’s probably because I’m British ngl-
Wait people actually know vacuum brands- am I just dumb?
I'm still with the mop
Hoover is a vacuum brand. Name hoover replaced the name of the product by the time.
"We got guns up in the back"
Had me rolling.
"I would love to have a Hoover why don't cha!" 😂😂😂
Most clear south American accent I've heard
"Oh you wanna hoover them huh"
I can't stop laughing
😀😀😀😀 Football World same that's the best part for me
The best part😂😂😂😂😂
As a Southerner, I can totally see there being guns in the back of the store. Some vintage guns that haven't been seen in a while lol
If you see the guns in the back, you're cool. If you see the guns in the front, you're in trouble. Back's the Stoeger, Benneli, and the museum stuff. Front's the Armalite and the Colt.
Fool be having me crying!!! Keep making these bros father bless you!
I love how he went from racist to chill when he realized he was British
I'm pretty sure Brits call hoover a hoover because of The Hoover Company that creates vacuum cleaners. Much like some people call all petroleum jelly, Vaseline or plasters Elastoplast (Band-Aid), etc.
All three companies had monopolies in their respective markets when they launched their products
like Clorox or Pampers
Colgate, kleenex
Funny, when you say plasters, we think of a cast, for a broken bone, because we do use band-aid as a general term.
UK: Hoover the floor.
USA: Xerox these documents.
Japan: Hotchkiss your receipts?
(British accent): "oh, can I have a hoover please, with a cup of tea, and a bo'oh'o'wo'ah😌?"
Only the middle class and upper class drink tea from my experience.
@@danielroads9586 why tho, tea is so healthy for you
@@krakenzilla. world is fucked unhealthy food/drinks are cheap while healthy food is expensive
@@danielroads9586 are teas expensive in britain? here you can get a box of, say, 20 teabags for maybe 5 usd
(depending on the brand, ofc)
@@krakenzilla. depends on your family’s situation in my situation we were broke and it wasn’t essential so we didn’t buy it I still don’t drink it now though because I don’t like the taste
The disappointment on his face when he said he doesn’t want a gun..😅
I’m from the south and this is historically accurate and accurate in general
"oh you wanna hoover them huh" 😂😂😂😂 Are Americans really that crazy about guns??
@@Qixo_ how is owning guns being a trump supporter y'all just being stereotypical
@@Qixo_ no tf? 😭 it's a constitutional right bruh
@@Qixo_ you prolly from a gated community and u literally play fortnite so pipe down do you even know where i live im from el paso, texas and as a tex mex our communities are guarded the most cuz of cartel trades hence we have made sure to have zero crime while having the highest ownership of guns of any city quit talkin that talk boi
@@gulserensmsk Because most trump supporters are ignorant white people from the south who own guns. Key word “most.”
Yep!
😂😂 Hey. You need to come down to South Georgia to work on your southern accent some more . You got it a little bit down. Funny still. 👍🏽
Nah Let him speak like that cause I can't stand that southern accent.
@@wya5705 I'm a Black American that grew up in the South. There are millions of us. I want to say that first off there is not one Southern accent. Black Southern accent is different from White. You would be amazed that Black people that grew up on the south side of Atlanta speak very different from Black people that grew up in the Stone Mountain or Buckhead parts of Atlanta. Even in South Ga. some Black accents down there sound alot better than others. I grew up in South Ga. with a Southern accent but it was alot different than that of some of my friends from a few miles up the road. For you to hate on all Southern accents is pretty small minded.
@@gacaptain facts I'm from Clayton county
@@gacaptain I don’t think this has anything to do with race but ok
@@gacaptain Agreed. Which ones sound a lot better, though? I’m not from the states, so I’m curious. Thanks
The gun part immediately started playing star spangled banner in my head lol
Words cannot explain the brilliance of this
One day this man will become a comedian actor like Chris Tucker or the Wayans brothers. You are so talented!
The profile picture tho 😉
@@afrini it's legendary, innit?😉🖤💙
@@kazakh-interista I prefer Juve 😎🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤🤍🖤
@@afrini it's gonna be tough to defend the title for us. You guys hired Max back while Conte left us, plus Hakimi 😪
@@kazakh-interista Naw hell naw Allegri's back, we are getting stronger 😏
"Oh you wanna hoover 'em, huh?" 🤣
"Oh U wanna hoover them huh?"
"Yh, we got guns in the bac-"
Nah 💀 😂
Funny enough “Hoover” is actually a brand name for a type of vacuum cleaner, and eventually it just caught on and became the norm in England.
Same goes for South Africa..
It’s funny cause people are only paying attention on the language part and didn’t even realise that he left without paying for the hoover…
Gotta say that’s some nice distraction there😂
Yeah. It's almost as if the store clerk was just trying to get rid of it. Lol
Now he is going to get hoovered
I'm from Brazil and that guy is helping me a lot with my English, Thank you! :)
I'm with Americans with this one. They are called vacuum cleaners, but us British had a company called hoover. Didn't spread to the USA.
"Hoover I would love to have a Hoover" lol
"I'd love to have a hoover why don't ya" XD
YES! This is my favorite part! 🤣🤣
Anyone raised in the REAL South knows what a Hoover is, cause yo’ grandmama still a name brand Hoover vacuum cleaner working.
this
Older folk love calling stuff by the brand name lol
Erm, born and raised in Alabama (heart of Dixie so there's nothing more South than that) and I only know what a Hoover is (in this context, not the city near Birmingham, AL) because I watch British dramas.
Look up the definition of "no true scotsman", and then go sit in the corner and think of what you did.
This is SO TRUE, y'all!
As a Brit not once have I ever called a vacuum a hoover😂
Bro you are good that southern accent maybe a little over the top but it's spot on. 😆 🤣 😂
Fun Fact: William H. Hoover, the Henry Ford of the vacuum cleaner, was actually American, and was established in the USA before expanding abroad. However somehow, only the UK decided to start calling all vacuum cleaners "hoovers."
Maybe it's also because they hoover things up so it made sense to call them that 🤔
Very interesting...
@@charliehelyes I dont think hoovering something is an actual thing outside of its association with a hoover
@@charliehelyes thanks for explaining that the definition of hoover means to hoover things up. Crystal clear now.
@usucdik I was just kidding. But hoovering up something just sounds cooler than vacuuming something
This man knows the pain of being British in America
Not really...
not really
Believe it or not, a vast majority of southerners are not avid racists or idiots. Most are just normal fellas with a funny accent. This might be hard to imagine since hollywood would lead you to believe that we are all stupid and hate black people.
😳🥹🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣I cried when he said….”Oh, you want to Hoover somebody…I gotcha!
“Yeah, we got guns up in the back.” 🤣
My favorite place
To shop is of course the renowned “Old Country Store”.
A hoover is a vacuum if u didn't know but a hoover is a brand of a vacuum.
The imitation on the last part and his reaction was so funny.
The opening sitcom-style music though. 😂
Omg this is so funny im welsh and I was abroad at a hotel and I asked for a hoover to clean up as I like to do my own cleaning and they had ti google it hahah
My countrymen steal from hotels everything that's not tied with bolts, and you clean your own room?
What unicorn magic is that?
@askequez its a country next to England called Wales Welsh is the language we speak 😉
@@tashabrinkworth3995 I’m half welsh
@@sambros2 Welsh is the best lol 😆 what part of Wales? X
@@tashabrinkworth3995 holyhead I don't live their though cos i'm aussie
I love his Southern accent. It's weirdly attractive.
*_"Next you just say it in an American accent"_* Like the name Hoover was going to miraculously change into Vacuum once he changed his accent lmao!
You are so on point. Hilarious you must have really experienced these things
The southern accent has got to be the greatest accent in the English language
Jamaican
It's more similar to some English accents than general american
You mean Cornish? or Somerset?
@@rmg6497 naw we talking bout Americans
Jamaican accent is the best
When he says "Hey boy" I donno why it reminds me of Arthur
Hehe Arthur
Yeah, definitely Arthur!
British and I don't think I've ever called it a hoover, hoping I'm not the only one
Why is this guy not famous yet, this was perfection
as a southern-american, i can testify that this indeed a true story
Really? so no one died?
Not really. No one would have called him boy.
@@gildedliberty6090 i guess it depends on what state your in. i heard that shit plenty in MS
@@johnponn6403 Well, maybe. Not where I'm from.
@@gildedliberty6090 Saying boy is person to person thing.
When he said - "he boi, u lost" and confusingly, he said "no", I laughed like hell
also when he said "we got guns in the back"
Hoover is a brand. The word you’re looking for is ‘vacuum’ cleaner. Just as Tannoy is a brand that sells loud speakers.
Hoover must be some well established brand of a vacuum
Chewks: No, no, it's not a weapon at all.
Me: but I mean, it could be...
I absolutely loved this. Love the voice too. Have fun and success.
The way he said lost though
Back in the 90s if someone was good orally it was called Hoover Action, but since Dyson came along nobody references the powerful suction of a vacuum cleaner.
I’m torn between the two accents I love them both 😂
The American one is so annoying I hear it in movies 24/7
His southern accent is halarious
So is your spelling hehe 😉
halarious.
@@WinterStones I done messed up
Hey Chewkz Bro, you're so good I just subscribed! Keep loading that British Blackman trotting the Globe men!! Particularly in America!!
This reminds me of when I learned that Q-tips is a Brand that makes cotton swabs
I live in England but I'm used to using more American slang always would say vacuum over a hoover.
Vacuum is the original. Hoover is just the brand. Vacuum makes way more sense considering you use it for a bunch of other items
Vacuum isn't slang, but the term has picked up because other brands don't use the term in their advertising and hoover isn't the leading brand anymore, it's Dyson.
Really? I've never heard a British person use the word "vacuum" maybe sometimes vacuum cleaner if they are being really specific, but its always been hoover in my experience
@@cshaffrey3438 Yeah I say vacuum cleaner or hoover lol. Never said vaccum.
When you said "hey boy. You lost." I got real nervous, I'm a native of the south, and that's actually a pretty demeaning thing to say to someone, it's kinda like when a London girl calls you a "Big Man"
Whats wrong with a london girl calling you a big man?
@@flavor2984 Big man is a pretty passive aggressive insult in England. Basically saying your thick brained and small dicked
@@flavor2984probably a sign of a lack of respect? 🤷♂️
Hoover is a company, which is a proper noun not a common noun.
He has the most rich and beautiful voice I think I’ve ever heard 🤩 I could listen to him all day long
I’m from TN the laugh at the end was actually op
Nice
What is TN??
@@fario4332 Tennessee, maybe?
@@afrini yes
Nathan you have the same name as my friend, but he lives in Kuala Lumpar
His expressions are so damn good.
Asking to myself why, as an italian guy, i understood hoover is a vacuum...
Hoover for hoovering things🤣You are not explaining man😂
Bust out with laughter every time he said boy 😂 reminds me of my flat mate when he’s pretending to be British 🤣
I’m American and my family knows what Hoover’s are. We used so many kinds growing up. So it felt weird ppl not knowing them.
At first I thougth he wanted an Uber
For anyone who doesn't know: a hoover is a brand of vacuum which was so popular it became the word people use to describe the action of vacuuming and the item used to vacuum. Basically. Im gonna do the hoovering with the hoover. Or im gonna vacuum with the Henry/dyson.
I am british, but I've lived with Americans so I basically speak American accent. But now I realise that all the words I use are British accent. 😂
"Yea we got guns at the back" . Sigma level 9999999
I'm from NYC.. went to SC and I asked for Dog Biscuits at a 7-11.. they had no idea what I was saying. I had to bark.
"We got GUNS and PEANUT BUTTE.... "😂
It's hilarious when they mock his accent
When I first moved to the US, I was at a mall one time, and wanted to find a chemist (US: pharmacist). I went to the information desk to ask if there was one in the mall. But chemist had no meaning to the receptionist there. She just gave me a blank stare. I had to say ‘the place you buy medicine’. And was told, no, there was no pharmacist in the mall. 🤦🏻♀️😂
Haha, I definitely would have been confused as well! A lot of Americans seem to view chemists as either chemistry teachers, researchers for private companies, or mad scientists/government officials who are studying chemicals to make weapons like bombs. A pharmacist would have been the last thing to come to mind 😅
@@Alyakismydutchname Chemists to us are simply people who are experts in chemistry. It's a really broad term in contrast to pharmacist which is specifically about medicine and only medicine. Honestly, if you called it an apothecary or even a herbalist an American would definitely know what you're talking about sooner than if you called it a chemist.
@F.B.I • Federal Bureau of Investigation The pharmacies where I live are mostly in Targets, Walmarts, and big name grocery stores like Giant. I guess malls are dying in America so they aren't really in malls anymore, at least near me. But I know with the giant near me they have a drive through on the side of the building for the pharmacy where you just pull in, give them your ID, and they give you whatever medicine the doctor prescribed to you.
And then on the inside of the grocery store or Walmart/Target they will have a pharmacy section that includes just an over-the-counter section which is the medicine that doesn't require a prescription to buy. That'd be like multivitamins, Tylenol, melatonin, cough syrup, etc.
I've only ever had one prescription in my life and it was for prednisone so that's really the only reason i know about the drive through.
@@AJeazy I get my prescriptions mailed whenever possible. Takes 1-3 days, and saves me the trouble of going out and waiting in a long line to request the prescription be filled, then the time it takes for it to be filled.
Imagine being in the South, being Black, in a USMC uniform, with a British accent. What fun.
Say that hoover shit in the wrong neighborhood in LA and see where it gets you 🤣
I was so confused about what a Hoover was, I thought everyone called it a vacuum
It just shows how far Hoover has fallen. Vacuum cleaners were never called Hoovers in America, but everyone used to know that Hoover was a brand of vacuum cleaners. They invented vacuum cleaners and were the biggest brand until maybe 20 years ago.
I will be completely honest…. I didn’t even know that a Hoover was a vacuum! 😐😶
Hoover is a company.... It's like Kangol with the hats 😂
The movie 'O Brother Where Art Thou?' really captures the American South in the Great Depression in a comedic way - good material there. With George Clooney.
I’ve never heard anyone ever say Hoover 😂 so I would probably be confused too like wtf do you want?
In the UK, just about everyone says Hoover.
The time when he said u lost:sussy baka
Gay comment delete it
@@maul8384 hahah no
@@j4nkez441 bro, cope with shits
@@maul8384 yeah that sht fruity af
“Yeah we got guns in the back-“
“NO NO no it’s not a weapon, it’s not a weapon!”
A Person?
A Weapon?
A Helpm?
A Vacuum cleaner.