My FIRST TIME in Germany WAS NOT What I Expected!
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- čas přidán 27. 05. 2023
- Just an American trying to learn more about and Germany and the rest of Europe.
Today we're gonna check out MY FIRST TIME EVER visiting Germany! I can promise you this... it was definitely NOT what I expected! - Zábava
Im watching some random person in never met in my life eating a Döner and there is a tear rolling down my face. Crazy world we live in
Same
😂❤
This might be why the Doctor has his companions. He's seen the entirety of space and time already, but with his companions, he gets to experience the familiar as something new again... We don't know the entirety of space and time, but we know Germany and it's all normal... With Bray we get to see it as something new...
He thinks its good now... Wait until hes drunk at 3am
Same bro 😂
Ich habe noch nie jemanden mit so einer Begeisterung beim Döner Essen zugesehen. Ich liebe es. 😅
Für einen selbst ist sowas halt eher Alltag. Geht uns ja ähnlich wenn wir irgendwo was fremdes im Ausland essen.
For oneself this is just everyday stuff. We have the same experience when we visit other countries and eat foreign food.
@@Sanchairudo Es gibt echt Leute die solch Schundessen dauerhaft in sich hineinstopfen? 🤣
@@cologne4ev3r Ich sag es mal so, es gibt definitiv ungesünderes essen. Jenachdem wo man isst, versteht sich.
Das Problem ist, dass das Essen in America echt nicht gut ist.
Doch jeden Tag immer
My little Brother was one of the boys you've met and took Pictures with. They were on a class trip and you truly made his entire day. The picture of you two is framed in his room, thanks for making him this happy! Probably the most exciting thing for him to happen on this trip 🥰
wie süß
so schön so etwas zu lesen
♡
Und jetzt ist es ihm peinlich weil seine Schwester hier kommentiert hat :D
you stil just want to connect with him
@@Insane-Sainthahahahahaa
@@Insane-Saint Sowas muss einem sicher nicht peinlich sein. Sowas nennt man etwas erleben und über seinen eigenen Schatten springen. Gibt genug langweiler in Deutschland, da wollen wir das doch nicht noch fördern ;)
As a german, its fun to see a foreigner getting hyped about what we sort of take for granted. Also, great pronounciation brother!
It's quite wholesome watching James having a spiritual experience while eating the Döner
I grew up and ive in germany and i still, to this day, have a spiritual experience whenever i eat a döner lol
@@DaKevable Richtig und wichtig haha 😂
Dönerheaven! 👼
and it was the full experience even with the wet finger at the end :)
@@DaKevable wahrere Worte wurden nie gesprochen
Watching James Bray eating his first Döner 🥙 Kebap is just one of the most wholesome things I’ve seen in quite a while 😂
@@reinerbergkamen7852 yes it is fym
@@reinerbergkamen7852 Döner is made in Germany. Anything Kebab related is from Türkiye.
If I remember correctly, "Döner Kebab" translates to "spinning meat", referring to the meat being cooked on a vertical rotisserie. Which means that my vegetarian Döner usually has neither Döner nor Kebab.
@@reinerbergkamen7852 no one asked
just 2 years ago, döner here costs 2,50€ on döner day. now it is 6€ 😞
This randomly came up on my recommendations, and it’s so sweet to see how supportive and second-hand happy everyone is for this guy! Hope you enjoy your time in Germany dude, we’ve got some pretty cool places and dishes to offer 😊
Same
I love the enthusiasm you had when seeing the Kölner Dom. Made me realise how much we take historical marvels of architecture for granted here and how special they actually are.
This video is at least 30% James eating his first döner and instantly falling in love with it and I'm all here for that
Beep bop... I'm the Philosophy Bot. Here, have a quote:
"Live your life as though your every act were to become a universal law"
~ Immanuel Kant
lol
Having lived in Germany my whole life, I cannot imagine what it feels like to eat a Döner and drink a Mezzo Mix for the first time.
I'm happy for you, that you finally got to see Germany. Thanks for taking us with you on the expirience :)
I lived in Germany my whole life and had neither. 😂😂😂
@@josefinegr2119 Na da hast du was verpasst, vorallem beim Döner.
Jep, Mezzo Mix oder SchippSchwapp ist jetzt nicht unbedingt das wichtigste, aber noch nie ein Döner gegessen? 😳 Wie kannst du überhaupt noch leben... 🤔
@@josefinegr2119 😅ich feier Dich fůr Dein Kommentar😅
Also Mezzo Mix finde ich gut aber Dőner..yupp kann ich absolut drauf verzichten...ich mag Currywursr😂
Ich musste so lachen, als Döner als *the thing for Germany* angepriesen wurde. Aber es ist halt auch einfach unvergleichlich lecker. Und Mezzo sowiso. Ist das in den USA wirklich unbekannt?
Schön, dass du hier warst!
As someone who lives in Germany it is always so funny to me to watch how fascinated people can be when visiting this country. Thank you for sharing your experience, it always is rather humbling and reminds me how beautiful this country really is.
Döner (Kebap) seems so ordinary to me as an Austrian but seeing you eat it with such ecstasy makes me appreciate this food more haha.
its nothing special, but that makes it so good. you know? its everywhere, every döner shop makes it a bit different. its not expensive but a tasty full meal. also you can get a döner at like 3 in the morning. combine that and its the unbeatable fast food.
@@Biblionautit's expensive af
@@avetizz 6 euros isnt that expensive considering that u arent hungry after that
@@ZeroDayEx 7 and more. Also, the price was way lower in the past.
@@avetizz its 5.50€ by my döner
Brother ate a Döner and had a spiritual awakening 😂
But that's what Döner does to you, feeling all transcended and that. Glad you enjoyed it! ❤
hab ich noch nie und werd auch nie nen döner essen xD
@@Rigele100 mein beileid
@@bob-zh6el hat nichts mit "mein beleid" zu tun wenn man weiß das man's nicht mag, dann isst man es auch nicht so einfach isses halt.
@@Rigele100 war ja nur als joke gemeint ich makiere es das nächste mal besser als joke
@@bob-zh6el warum gleich so negativ und unfreundlich?
Taking the train in Germany is indeed a cultural shock!
They are so nice, they even arrive two hours later so nobody can miss the train🥰
@@-Lazy 😂😂😂
This will certainly change his opinion of Germany 😄
@@lrb9630 In Germany, 60% of the long distance trains are on time. That means not more than 5 minutes and 59 seconds late.
In the US, 78% of the long distance trains are on time but “on time” means not more than 90 minutes of delay.
@@europe_trains Thank you for this very important information, I will write it right away in my book for posterity.
I'm swedish. But I've been to Germany a few times and I agree. It's an awesome country with a lot of culture and things to see and experience.
Big hugs to our swedish friends from germany ❤
As an origial Cologne girl this video actually made me emotional - especially when you left the trainstation and saw the Dom for the first time ...I think that moment would melt every true cologne persons heart 😍❤!! Also how happy you were about the Döner and the Mezzo Mix - so cute!! Thanks for this wholesome video, I hope you had a great time here ☺!
Do you know which Donner they went to ;) ?
@@kowaljanowski I just used all the detective skills I have and apparently it's "Nazar Grill" in Porz - I noticed they are in Porz and at Minute 3:20 you can see the flyers of the restaurant :) Have never been and also never heard about this one but then again there are a looot of Döner Places in Cologne and I guess everyone has their fave spot :)
yoo im so glad you finally visited germany tho
Thank you 🙏🏽 I had a very interesting time 🔥
So nice you visit my country
Yeah
@@JamesBray3Best German Content React Streamer 😂 glad to see you finally in Germany
Fuck man, I hope to sometime experience the same happienes you expressed eating that kebab, for anything.
Just stumbled upon your channel mate, keep it up and enjoy the free world of europe as much as you can!
Me, a 59 year old German listening his whole life to British and American Rock music, feels so good about watching the man eating Döner for the first time and having his first Mezzo Mix. Thanks for the experience! 👍🖖
I'm only in my 20s but I wish more fellow Germans would listen to British and American Rock, literally discovered the classics only a few years ago and I'm addicted at this point. It even inspired me to grab an E-guitar and start to learn how to play myself!
@@altf4regelt960 Ruhe, Kleiner. Gib Mama das Handy zurück.
Ah mezzo mix feier ich persönlich ja nicht so, bin da lieber bei einem Paulaner Spezi
@@bighatastrea American old school hip hop and gangster rap is my big love
@@altf4regelt960 digga danke das du mich zum lachen gebracht hast
As a German who lives abroad and misses Döner more than everything, seeing you enjoy it so much filled my heart with love 😂
Seeing someone enjoying Germany like that and just appreciating his life is just so nice to see.
I was in Chicago as someone from Munich and I also had the best stay of my life. Just happiness in this video. I love it 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
you can really tell james read/watched a lot about german customs the way he talks in public. he tries to talk quietly because he knows that in germany, ppl usually dont shout as much in public as in america. thank you james for respecting our ways :)
Thank YOU for letting me know in advance! I tried my best 😂👌🏽🔥❤️
Well I live my whole life in Germany with my Italian family and we don’t really stick to being quiet 🤣 its just our way 😂😂😂 we try to
Talk quietly???
I mean, we dont like to scream around all day, but talk quietly?
That just makes me angry, talk out loud and clear, we are no introverted little sissies.
Where i come from you probably get to hear to speak up when youre too quiet all the time, because thats unpolite when people cant understand you.
@@313ification you have never come across a group of loud Americans have you? Like you hear them before you see them? Like seriously most Germans are quiet compared to many other people. It’s a cultural thing. Quiet doesn’t mean silent though. But this is a generalization and not all Americans or all Germans are this way of course.
@@SaraBlu Well, youre speaking of a group?
No i havent, but when young germans are in a group theyre also loud so... I dont understand your point really.
I doubt that americans scream to eachother when theyre with one other person.
for me as a german it's kinda funny how you pointed out that mezzo mix tastes like a mix of coca cola and orange fanta, because that's what it basically is. it's a german brand of the coca cola company and their slogan is "cola küsst orange" (cola kisses orange)
very wholesome video of a dude cherishing what the world has to offer. keep it up.
I didn’t even know that they dont have it un the US, I always assumed its an American Drink like Cola.
kind of funny as well, considering that Fanta was created specifically because it ws not proper to buy coca cola when at war with the states xD
He knew what that would taste like. Not like he made this up on his own.
No @snake , mezzomix IS a Copy of spzi by Coca-Cola company only For the German market
i love your appreciation of both the small and the big things you experience. as a german myself i forget a lot of it and the negative aspects become more dominant. i lived in cologne for a long time and seeing you seeing the Dom for the first time i remember how it was like seeing it as a kid 🙏🏻☺️
also: when i was a teen you could buy a „Schülerdöner“ for 2,50 € and you‘re absolutely right- i tried Döner in other countries but the ones in germany are the real deal!!! nothing compares.
I just love Germany(the land of my Great Grandfather) the food is just so good, and the amazing buildings etc. so pleased you went and had a chance to experience it. Kiaora and Veil GruB aus Nue Seeland 🙏❤
Hello there relatives ;) I love your names. And the trick you did with the ‚B‘ to get an ß. That’s smart :)))
I’m from Sweden but I agree about the food. Germany is really underestimated regarding how much great food they have.
love Germany too🇩🇪❤
This is SO adorable!! As a German sometimes you cant´t appreciate some things.. but if you see someone else here, especially from America... it´s so sweet!!
True exactly.
True. There r a lot of things in Germany we should appeciate
In my eyes it's Germany's main problem.people here don't learn to gift appreciation
Greetings from Cologne - seeing my own town out of another perspective is so adorable ❤❤
Edit: waite - I think I saw you on the train between „Heumarkt“ and „Köln Kalk“ - I remember the cool hairband 😂😂❤
@@patrickboadu6172hard to appreciate anything here when the government is so insanely bad
mad respect man, there's so many english speaking creators farming german viewers by overreacting or feigning interest. You on the other hand are actually walking the walk and seem super genuine.
Also you gotta respect the man for trying to order his first döner in german. That meal was well deserved :)
absolutely authentic!
It’s so cute seeing people really appreciating things that you could have everyday. So nice that you came here to Germany. Bless you 🌟
I can only step in line with joy for your enthusiasm.
For me, it is a delight to be able to surprise an American, that supposedly has everything he needs at home.
And I am not only speaking for Germans here, I think every American who has never traveled to Europe is missing out on something...
As a German , i like to thank you for your video(s) (also the reaction ones) . german people should watch this to see your joy , happiness and fun you had , to remind them, what they got. Too many Germans forgot in what great country we live and as germans we should be really proud about that.
Actually there are people in Germany who are proud about our country and it's achievements, beauty, culture and greatness. But as soon as you say it, they call you the German N-word. Sad but true
@@marcelx174 History is prevening us from healthy national pride like every other country is allowed to have
@@marcelx174 Lots of those people have contributed nothing to Germany's achievements, beauty, culture and greatness, yet they think they can look down on other countries or cultures. Also sad but true.
Yeah, from now on I will eat my next Döner with full enjoyment
Da stimme ich dir zu
The way he took that instant second bite - that's love right there.
This brings back some memories! I went to Cologne in 2019 and went all the way up the cathedral as well. Also went down to the catacombs. It was awesome out of all the other churches / cathedrals, this one has been the best, in my opinion. Loved my trip to Germany.
We've once made a trip with our class to cologne and our teachers didn't want to go all the way up the kölner dom, but allowed all of the students to go up if they wanted to... just a second after they said that, all of the stoners in class were literally running up the stairs as fast as possible, to enjoy the view while smoking some joints at the top. It was great, i'll never forget it
As a Brit who formerly lived in Germany, this video made me so happy! Glad you got to experience this beautiful country
But he was only in Köln. That's not really a good insight in Germany
@@ifact1961 People from cologne are really nice though. A bit weird, but super friendly. Special place in my heart for them.
Greetings from Cologne 😄🙋🏻♂️
@@ifact1961 every city is a good insight in its own way. Just because it does not represent your idea of being German, doesn't mean it's not German.
@@ifact1961 Köln ist alles, was man gesehen haben muss.
I really like that you enjoyed the cathedral so much. Nowadays, it seems like we only care about functionality and our buildings tend to look like sh1t. Seeing old buildings like this really puts it into perspective. There is this awe that this kind of architecture envokes that just is not a thing anymore, sadly. We don't understand that buildings represent so much more than just function in our current time.
I do believe that the kölner dom isnt comparable to the average structure from the period xD but I get what you mean recktular Skyscrapers and Office buildings all the way now a days ;Z
I really enjoy old parts of cities, where every other house is at least half a century old and the streets too narrow for cars. I feel like that the cities, especially the car-oriented ones, have lost their human touch. They are just a concrete and glass desert with a few carefully trimmed plants.
Well, to be fair, Cologne is one of the ugliest larger cities in Germany, imho.
Architect here: I sincerely apologize for the lack of outstanding spiritual architecture nowadays. Projects on this scale which are built with public money are extremely rare. If you take inflation into account we'd be looking at more than a billion in worth. Noone's paying that. If of course you have a billion bucks lying around and are willing to invest in a private project, hit me up, I'm up for it 👍🏻
@@AlexVinder I dont think were talking about century long structures like the Dom but just less Simplicism with Rectencular cubes going 99 Stories high or a house thats just a white box.
Its so Crazy to see someone running round my hometown after seeing so many of your videos❤
It’s so crazy to watch a video from an English person, seeing your hometown from Germany and knowing exactly where they are!
This was a blast to watch, I always enjoy seeing people experience new cultures, but more so when they've been longing to experience it, enjoy your stay in Germany from a Norwegian.
It's always so cool and heartwarming to see the a foreigner discovering the country I grew up in❤️🔥 Also changes my own perspective on things and makes me appreciate stuff again that I always took for granted or just got used to😊
It'd be great to welcome you in Germany again soon❤️🔥
I´m crying right now, dude...
undoubtebly the most touching emotional outburst I´ve ever had the pleasure to witness. Just love this video.
I´m German and I´m a sommelier. If you don´t refuse alcohol for any reason I would recommend you to taste semi sweet (feinherb) Riesling wine from Mosel area.
You are absolutely right about döner. It makes me very sad, to know that there are a lot of people in the world, who never get the chance to try it
So glad you liked it. Made me hungry for Döner!
You have come a long way, James. Wholesome AF. A freshly made Döner with quality ingredients is a gift sent from god.
Your reaction to germany and to the döner was so wholesome and adorable! I really enjoyed watching you. Makes me cherish the country I live in even more ❤️ I moved to germany in 2001 and I am until this day so grateful to live here an not in the country I was born in. Its such a shame how many germans don't see how nice it is to live here and how privileged we are. Of course not everything is perfect but it is so much better than in a lot of countries!!!
Thank you for reminding me how beautiful it is to make it to the top of those stairs of the cathedral. I made the trip 4 times in my youth and it is beyond my health now, but it was just an inspiring reminder to enjoy the things we have right in front of us, friends, trains (tho late as can be) and ofc Döners. I can understand why many Germans fallow you, your low-key down to earth but genuine reactions are a delight, and makes me excited as well and giddy seeing you try new things. Never loose your drive to go on adventures!
James: I traveled to Germany. Half my video is about a "Döner" and how good it is. 🤣🤣🤣
Glad you enjoyed your visit and the food!
This may be the best foreign reaction to a döner i have ever seen. it really moved my heart. Great description of mezzo mix, btw. It´s basically coca cola and fanta mixed together.
You passed from reacting to german's rap to visiting germany mutiple times BIG W man👆
You're absolute right with your description of Mezzo Mix. It is Cola mixed with Orange... In German it wears the slogan: "Cola küsst Orange" this actually means: "Coke kisses orange" :)
Yeah and by the way a good made Döner taste really great :)
Isn't it weird, I'm from Finland and the first thing on my mind too is to get a good kebab in Germany if I went there. And we love kebabs here in Finland too!
are they simmilar to our döners?
@@lukedzn5665 in Estonia they are pretty much copies of the german ones. We even import the same meat rolls and same grills are used.
Bout 15 years ago there were almost no döners here - the first thing i did whem visiting germany was to eat döner :D
Good thing.
@@lukedzn5665 It probably depends in the region. I come from a region south of Frankfurt, a city called Darmstadt, and it is markedly different from where I live now, Sweden. I have not visisted Finland yet so I do not know how close they are from my old stomping grounds. That being said, even in that city and my birthplace Erbach, and several other small towns inbetween, there can be very noticable differences between stores.
Deutschland muss ein richtiges Erlebnis gewesen sein. 😅 ❤ Schön zu sehen, wie jemand sich über einen Döner freuen kann 🎉
Der ist ja auch das einzige Sandwich, das äußerst viel Gemüse hat.
ja lebt er länger dort wird er merken der döner macht nichts mehr gut hahaha fuck germany
Döner macht schöner 🥙
Alles bei mir um die Ecke, echt cool zu sehen, das er wohl einen Korrekten Döner bekommen hat.
Es gibt auch viel Müll.....
traurig dass Deutsche so unthankful sind ! Immer Geiz und Neid. Ich hasse es
I'm happy you've had your first German experiences in my hometown because it's open minded and friendly
As a German it’s amazing to see how much you enjoy being here.
It’s adorable how much you enjoyed your first Döner. I was surprised that you didn’t knew about Mezzo Mix. I thought you have it in the US too. It’s a mix of Coke and Fanta.
I can’t wait to see your other videos tho
70 minutes waiting
Can't wait to see your reaction on your first time to germany.
I really hope you enjoyed it 😊
I'm constantly smiling through the video. Your reaction to even the small things is so pure and full of joy. I really hope you had a great time and will come back for more. Stay safe, James!
Omg no way you finally were here!!!!! i haven't watched your videos in a long time but i remember you always wanted to come to germnay, we even chatted about it. So gladyou finally made it🎉🎉
You can't describe the taste of Spezi. It is special. And it's so nice to watch you eat the Döner Kebab. Enjoy it
After all those years of research and preparation, you've reached an important milestone in your life.
I hope every day in Germany will be as exciting as the first one for you. Mad respect and congrats!
Cologne is really ok. A nice German city with some cool hotspots.
But, for your next visit, you‘ll need a lot of more time 🙂
Berlin, Hamburg, München, Frankfurt, Nordsee, Ostsee, Spreewald, Alpen etc….
There is so much much more…. 🙂
Especialy for the countryside wich is the real german experience.
Dresden>Frankfurt
Bodensee would be cool too.
Man könnte noch 100 Sachen aufzählen. 🙂
Wir vergessen sehr oft, in welch wunderschönen Land wir leben.
Wer nen kleinen Denkanstoß braucht, das CZcams Video „This is Germany - old version“ öffnet schnell die Augen 😉
@@francoforte4788
Bayern hat gefühlt hat so viele geile Natur hotspots.
I'm so happy that you finally made it! Discovered your channel because I wanted to improve my english for the final exams in school four years ago and seeing you enjoying your time in Germany just makes me happy! 😊😊
Verfolge dich schon eine gute Weile und es freut mich echt zu sehen das du endlich deinen Traum war machen konntest nach Deutschland zu kommen
Debatable how healthy a Döner actually is but compared to American style fastfood, it definately is healthy. Simple ingedients, a lot of vegetables, just put together before eating, letting the aroma infuse for a while (always ask for Döner zum Mitnehmen!!!). It is amazing. Glad you enjoyed it.
Depends on the meat, but in cologne there is a good chance you get a healthy one (keupstr)
Was ist an einem Döner bitte gesund 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Alter .. und sowas darf wählen!
Ich wäre dafür das jeder einen Intelligenztest machen muss bevor er wählen oder online seinen degenerierten Müll verbreiten darf!
The only thing you could consider unhealthy in a döner is the sauce.
@@TheAmores2010 Yeah, but in good places you get homemade yogurt and tzatziki styled sauces
@@TheAmores2010 The meat in Döner is usually very cheap, processed and with a lot of added stuff. So definitely not healthy.
Can`t wait to see the video!!! 🤠🤗
Damn following you since kollegah and farid reactions. Now you finally here 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Such a sweet pleasure to witness you exploring my country and culture! You are so respectful and appreciative ❤
You randomly came into my recommendations, clicked, expecting overreactions due to clickbait and stuff. I consider myself "too old" already with 31, everyone is screaming, hearing you talk in a genuine tone and be calm was so refreshing, even if half the video is just you busting a Döner. Your german was cute too! =D I'mma sub and see what happens. World needs more down to earth people. Keep it up. Edit: Just the fact that you whispered in public places or were "more quiet" deserves huge respect.
Same. First video and the dude seems genuinely excited which is great to see.
Me as a german cant imagine how happy you are eating a döner. Thats a normal day for me it was so funny. Keep up with this good content!
I love that the highlight of his trip to Germany was the Döner. But i get it, they taste great
I cant wait to See the Video. I saw you in cologne (Dom) 😊 we made a picture together. I think you dont Remember me. I.m from Stuttgart and had off work and drove to cologne.
I remember! And I appreciate you for coming out! 👌🏽🔥 I had such an incredible time in Cologne!!
@@JamesBray3realy? thank you😊 i m happy you had such a good time.
It's beautiful that you appreciate Germany so much. I grew up in Bonn, a city near Cologne.
Your joy and excitement are so contagious! You're a precious human! Glad you enjoyed your first time visiting Germany. Also, Döner and Mezzo Mix are so good, I agree!
I love how you're so blown away by everything xD I'd say mission accomplished 😂
As a German I can confirm that the Kölner Dom is 1400m tall
Es ist jetzt das 3. Mal, dass ich dieses Video ansehen… da wird mir warm ums Herz! ❤
Diese Leidenschaft die du hast ,beim Essen und Trinken ist einmalig, ich hab jetzt Hunger
For the ones who have been watching your videos for several years now, this is indeed the moment we all have been waiting for… Just reading the title gave me goosebumps.
It‘s so wholesome to see you finally making it to Germany. I really hope you get to see much more! Enjoy your stay!
♥️
Looks like James was literally 5 Minutes from my home here at the start of the video while he eats the döner It's in a quarter of the city called Porz Urbach 🙂
Watching this made me so happy for you. I could feel the happiness flowing over me while I watched you eat a döner kebab
The funny thing about the Dom is:
You can see him from far away if you are high enough.
There is a place in Königswinter(Bonn) called "Drachenfels"(=Dragonsrock) that was once a castle/watchtower.
And if its sunny enough, you can see the Dom on the horizon. The Dom is 35km(Airline/sigh line)) and 42km(with a car) away.
True! I can see the Dom from Austria if i am high enough
10:30 Your camera is recording 60 frames per second (or a multiple 30, 120 Hz). The lights are flickering in the footage because our european power grid is not operated with 60 Hz (US-standard), but with 50 Hz. Flourescent light tubes and bulbs operate with this speed to. Our human eye cannot see, that the lights turn on and of 50 times a second. But your camera does.
To avoid flickering in your recordings, you have to set your camera to a multiple of 50 frames per second (25, 50, 100).
It was so awsome to see your reaction to everything!! 😂
James! U look soo happy in all these videos! Love it.
Yo James. So glad you made it to germany and to cologne of all the places! Every single time i'm stepping out of cologne station and see cologne cathedral, it's just impressive every single time!
Enjoy your stay and once again, so glad for you being here. Hope you'll have a wonderful time and a lot of nice impressions!
Ich schaue deine Videos von anfang an seitdem du angefangen hast auf Deutschrap zu reacten. Es freut mich wirklich zusehen das du jetzt mal nach Deutschland gekommen bist und dir mal einiges ansehen konntest. Und natürlich einen Döner Kebab probieren konntest.😊
Du bist wirklich ein sympathischer Mensch und finde es großartig das du dich so gut mit den Deutschen CZcamsr verstehst.
Ich wünsche dir nur das beste und mach weiter so! Vielleicht kommst du ja mal wieder nach Deutschland.😊
You finally made it to Germany!! I’m so happy for you! So amazing to see how you react to everything related to Germany and then finally make it there. You inspire me 🖤
I swear this dude just made a career of bored germans scrolling through youtube at 2 in the morning. And he knows how to keep it going too. So i guess he earned it.
This is actualy the first time i saw this guy,.. so cute how he´s wondering about the things ,. I´m laughing tears ,. come to vienna too,. would be lovely to have you here,. ❤☀
Can't believe there is a guy called James Bray who actually made it to our country to visit it. It's so unfamiliar to see you with german streets in the background. But I love it! :D
Makes you appreciate the stuff you have in your country, seeing someone shedding tears over the food.
I'm American, grew up in PA, now live in Germany. I really liked your reaction to eating a donor. It's the best after the club or bar.
Thank you for visiting us 🤗
You need to visit the Park Sanssouci. It´s a huge castle palast, with crazy buildings in Potsdam, near Berlin.
Love your enthusiasm. :-D I hope you enjoy your trip and find even more great things to do
You seem so happy! It's a delight watching you, man.
Also yes, it's normal that people have to shower after eating a Döner. It's not your fault :D
No way, you actually made it! Congrats, man, for making your dream come true! I'm happy for you.
I live near Cologne and it makes me very happy that you are enjoying your time in Germany. If you are still in the area, I recommend that you further explore the cities along the Rhine valley. In Bonn you can visit the birthplace of Beethoven. Taking a boat trip on the Rhine is very touristy but still very nice. Maybe you want to take the train to Koblenz as the view is super amazing. We also have some open air museums (Freilichtmuseum) with collections of historic buildings if you are into more history-stuff. Sure, these aren't flashy activities but it's very "German" ...and would get you some unusual footage. 🎉
I live close to the Beethovenhaus and I just don’t get all the tourists coming to visit it 😅 It’s so boring imho
@@ZoeAlecxis Well, I guess people go there because it's a historic landmark. The museum has many important artefacts from Beethoven's life on display such as his first harpsicord and Beethoven's hearing aid. Ok, it's frickin boring...apart from that, the man spent most of his life in Austria.
In Neuwied you can visit the place where the rockefellers come from!
Yay you finally made it to Germany!! Awesome that you enjoyed your first Döner so much! :D Have a great time man!
I had a terrible day and you just made me smile.
Thanks dude. ❤
Not sure where that recommendation came from but this was quite wholesome man. Glad you enjoyed your visit here. Also, Döner is love, Döner is life.
I’ve waited for 4 years and finally it happend
i never really thought about it and was really amazed by modern cities and stuff when i was younger but when a friend visited my hometown and the city has those old buildings from 1800 but there are stores inside, my friend was blown away and said it looks like a town straight out of a medieval movie but crossover modern day society. as an adult now i can see that and appreciate it