"6. (Don't) be loud and abnoxious." That should apply to Americans wherever they go!

The two sides on an escalator should just apply everywhere on earth

British People know what a bathroom is

1. Come to London

You... you also shouldn't use the term 'Bum it'. It has a slightly different meaning here, certainly to the younger generation!

Everyone in England knows what a bathroom is

Try to master the British accent - too true. Only the British can pull off a British accent

to me its only a bathroom if it has a bath

I live in London and we call it bathroom...

I think being loud and obnoxious is a general don't do, in any place.

I think I died a little by having sat through this.

First one is usefull, as the shirt makes you an easily recognised tourist target for con men.

dude, im british, i have a union flag shirt. who told u you shouldn't wear one?

as a British person id like to say, we dont call it loo a lot! Why do americans think we are really posh. We say TOILET or BATHROOM so we would know what you were talking about and we stand on the left but tbh there are two escalators normally so we stand on the left and right but we stand on the left to let people in a hurry through. Oh and you need to learn the all round drinks system Oh and if you come over to britain, PLEASE dont try and 'master' the british accent. People from all over britain for example Liverpool dont come to London and put on a london accent because they are there, just do your accent because if you dont we will know and you will probably be the main topic of discussion throughout the rest of the day

“Don’t bum it” WAIT WHAT

Did she say "rubbers" when talking about clothes to wear in wet weather? In England "rubbers" is slang for condoms.

Haven't read all the comments so apologies if this has already been pointed out: The majority of these wouldn't really be frowned on all that much. The t-shirt with the flag on wouldn't draw much attention I don't think, and not many people would correct soccer to football except as a jokey dig at the American.

You know we do actually say bathroom!

I live in Wales and I know exactly what is meant when someone asks for a "bathroom" or "restroom"

You know that funny game they play in the US? You know...the one in which they wear motorcycle helmets and ballet tights and which they call “football” but they don’t actually play the ball with their feet? Why do they call it a World Series when it’s just a local game?

As an older British person I'm wondering why you would need contraceptives to go out in the rain.

"Master the British Accent"... Yes, this would be a thankless task, given that there is no such thing. Which of the hundreds of accents in Britain does an American think of when using this term? One might imagine that they mean some sort of artificial Received Pronunciation, 1950s BBC English accent. Send them all to Geordieland, Barnsley, Cornwall, Partick and Armagh and maybe the truth will out.

Also, don't refer to a bum bag as a "fanny pack", because in British English, "fanny" is a vulgar slang term for the vulva.

This brings back memories of last month I live in London (was born here) and travelling on the tube that was quite packed all you could hear over all the mele was 4 Americans who were talking so loud it was incredible to hear !! LOUD LOUD LOUD

I went to London for the first time this summer, while I never bum it and I didn't wear the T-shirt, I'm sure I did the other stuff. Everyone was super nice to me, I loved London so if I was getting on anyone's nerves they were too polite to tell me😊. I can't wait to go back!

yes. number 6. and learn the drinks 'round' system....

you're really trynna say we won't know what you mean by bathroom? I'm dead mannnn

😂 "What's a bathroom?" I'm British and anyone here would know what you mean by "bathroom" This just made me laugh lol

We get bathroom, loo, powderoom et al!

Why only in London ...we do have another city's too here in England and in the uk ....!!!!

Honestly I'm British and I say bathroom/toilet NOT loo

3. The word soccer actually originates from the UK. 7. You see terribly dressed people every day in London. Also you probably shouldn't say "bum it". 8. Any British person would know exactly what you meant if you said bathroom. 10. Only a small percentage of people speak RP.

So Americans play football with their hands? Bizarre!!

At least advertised price is the ACTUAL PRICE

-Where's the bathroom? -What's a bathroom? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

“Look the wrong way when crossing the street” Also DONT CROSS ON A FUCKING RED MAN

Nothing wrong with wearing clothes with a Union Jack on it 🇬🇧 My favourite hoody has the flag on it

I'm American and totally agree with number 7. It's ok to dress comfortable, but never wear pajamas out and about

Our coins are sized, shaped and colour coded to help and they STILL don't get it.

It's also bathroom

The last two sound like a couple of Aussies!

This was nearly worth 2.52 minutes of my life apart from the fact it wasn't

We do know what a bathroom is (better than you do, as we know it has a bath in it).

You can wear the Union flag if you want, theres nothing wrong with that!

Lol my friend did all of those when she went to London especially being loud and wearing the British flag! It was hilarious and I asked " why are you wearing a British flag " her response was " because I want to and it's my own personal choice to wear it NO ONE WILL STOP ME " Tbh it's not disrespectful for someone to do that because sometimes British people wear an American flag and call soccer football.

4,5,6,9 and 10 are correct. The other things, though, well, you'll confirm the stereotypes about Americans, but that only makes the locals feel better about their stereotypes being accurate.

No.7 - some parents to that when dropping their kids off to school. It might be a lil acceptable if you are popping out to your local shops round the corner lol

When she was trying to figure out the amount of money she had I was cringing so hard as a Londoner

This is really offensive to Americans, Not all of us are loud and obnoxious, We don't try to imitate a British accent, and we don't walk in large groups most of the time, also who cares if you say loo or bathroom, and who cares if you dress like a bum, I'm sorry London but don't try to act better than everyone else by saying that all of yall don't dress bumy, we don't come from London so were not going to know how it works! And I'm pretty sure us American's could say a few things about you too so stop being so judgmental and stereotypical. (I know I'm really late on this video)

11. Dont speak to a roadman cuz u wont have a clue what theyre saying :)

Standing on the left side of the escalator is only London Tube stations anywhere else you can stand where you please and they do it because on the tube stations it tells you to stand on the left. We also do call toilets bathrooms so if you do say where is the bathroom we know what you mean

Top 10 things Americans should not do in London 1. Carry a firearm

6. Mass shootings

If you asked me for the bathroom, I would show you to the room with a bathtub. Ask for a toilet, if you need to use the business.

Pretty unlikely anybody in the UK would not understand what bathroom refers to!

But then there’s just me who straight up says “hang on I gotta take a shit” or “brb need to piss”

Another thing that a American can’t do in London Don’t bring a gun ❌ 🔫 ❌

Why would we be the least bit bothered about an American wearing a Union Jack T'shirt?! It's actually a complement. Plus, we all know what someone means when they ask for the bathroom!!

I am American and I’ve always wanted to visit London but I am too scared. I know how the British hate Americans so I don’t want to visit where I am not wanted or welcomed.

Ok, I was brought up saying this: It is a bathroom if it is in a house or hotel, If it is in a restaurant or anything else it is a toilet, And I have barely ever said loo in my life. I live in england

One things Americans should do on KZfaq. Not come to this channel.

We drive on the left, so why would you not stand on the left on an escalator?

I have read a lot of comments on here and it’s just ridiculous that everyone has to be so “this and that” about the uk and the USA! Bottom line we are both different in culture, so who is it to say otherwise! Just enjoy each other’s pros and cons and be happy! We are who we are, no more no less!

Wait, I'm an American but I don't anything about escalator etiquettes. Usually the space is too narrow to stand on one side?

You are the first American I’ve heard to nail the British accent! Next time try not to do sign language at the same time... you’ll get a couple of funny looks!

"don't walk in packs" everyone has there groups that's not a law no one will Diss u for hanging w a big group of friends so y is that on here???

But I always stand on the left side of a elevator and I'm british

Okay why would a British person know what a bathroom is and why can't you wear a union flag? I'm English I don't understand this video

Nobody cares if you dress for comfort - it's your life - dress however you please !

Don't worry about the coins, nobody uses cash in London

I don't understand why tourists still haven't figured out which way to stand on an escalator. In Washington DC, where I'm from, children are thought to stand in the right when they're like 5 years old.

She did mean football and my god yes to the last one.

When you buy something in a shop and receive change, pretend you’re British and put the copper coins in the charity box. All shops have charity boxes, and now you know why!

Please note: nobody calls boots "rubbers"

6. General rule of thumb nowadays, get rid of your coppers, stick to the silvers and pounds, it's just a pain

Literally everyone in England says Bathroom, we call it the loo or the toilet as well but I hear my friends saying “hang on I need to go to the bathroom” more than “i need the loo”

Don't go in any shop with a name like American Candy Store. It's likely to be a trap.

Well, I have a British accent and am American, but I could pull off living in London.

No eleven. Don't say 'rubbers' for Wellington boots (wellies). A rubber is a condom.

lol. all true. especially the crowd walking and loud and obnoxious... forgetting 'loo' terminology is forgivable

Why would I fake a British accent? I'm rather proud of my southern accent...and the Brits seem to get a kick out of it as well.

Honestly I find it so annoying when people say "I'm gonna do a British accent!" and say: Thish ish robbish I tell you, rubbish!

Number six. It like bees to the honey pot for every scammer and pick pocket. Besides that Americans are great!

wow London....... I live in America, we can wear pj's to public places...... In florida we can wear swimming suits in public. we can also wear shirts with other flags on it and everything else that is on this video/

Be loud and obnoxious, I was wondering when this one would show up lol😂

Firstly nice to see an American wanting to wear the ‘union flag’, the Union Jack is a naval flag. Secondly football was the original name of rugby football, soccer (now known as football came much later) so soccer is correct for the round ball game

Just be yourself, no one will care as long as you are polite.

Which numpty doesnt knw what they mean by bathroom?

I chatted with a British soldier on leave when I was in London several years ago. He had been assigned as a guard at the Tower of London and Windsor Castle for a period of time. He told me, and said every other guard would agree, that the worst, most rude, most arrogant, most disrespectful, most obnoxious, most demanding, most "pushy" and the loudest tourists were without doubt, Americans.

why do Americans think we only use loo? Sometimes we do but we mostly use toilet or bathroom!

lol its so funny when people who try to do the british accent end up sounding so posh, like hell no we are not posh we're literally the opposite. loll

this is english people my british childminder when i was young she said do you want to go bathroom i said you mean the loo she stared at me for a good minite

As an American it's my right, no, my duty, to be LOUD AND OBNOXIOUS!!!!!

I thought americans say restroom, anyway I call it the toilets or bathroom if it has a bath in it, not the loo😂my mum does though

Tbh we all know this was made by an American because of #6 i mean they call it a bathroom

Breathe, Speak, Get in my way, etc.

Why do some Americans sound like some posh kid from the 1800s who would call the mum and dad mother and father😂😂sorry find it so odd

They should also not walk around with their phone in their back pocket in London because they *will* get robbed

I hate it when people say soccer some people at school say it on purpose to annoy me lol

bathroom/toilet is said in the UK hardly anyone uses the word loo must be hanging out with some old people or something