The easiest way to explain how we in the uk feel about each other is think of it as four brothers that don't like each other, but if someone out starts trouble we're there for each other.

The England, Wales and Scotland hating each other is just British banter at it's finest 🤣

I don't like to brag (as if), but in the UK we have trees that are older than the USA. 🤣🤣

I’m Scottish and have worked all over the UK - we don’t hate each other….. except when the football is on, and even then, it’s only banter. As for castles, there is one on my street. My house is 189 years old and was built when William IV was on the throne, but it still feels modern compared to the castle lol! Everywhere you go in the UK, you are face to face with history 💗

I've lived in England all my life and I find the more north you go the more friendly people seem to get.

I'm honestly surprised that these types of videos never mention the British abolishing slavery around the world, for everyone, as number 1 reason every single time. It seems like such a massive echo of an issue even today, yet the British are never celebrated for ending slavery. In many cases you'll still see people online blaming the British for slavery, as if they started it.

8:40 To be honest I am lucky to been born in the UK and how safe and caring it is compared to the rest of the planet. No wonder I am happy and proud Englishman.

There’s no “hate” it’s more like 4 sister lands locked in sibling rivalry. Yeh, we poke at each other and make sly digs but when it goes down everyone comes together to fight

Would say we hate each other when it comes to sport if it's separated by country e.g. football/soccer but then we love each other when we compete together e.g. Olympics. A common joke about Andy Murray the tennis player is that he's British when he wins and Scottish when he loses.

I've lived here in England for the majority of my life (60 years) I've also lived in NI and abroad. The people I've met throughout the UK have been exceptional, friendly and very helpful... even people I've met while living in London. I am very much a flag waving, proud Brit, I love it here... and regardless of what some say, we really haven't got it that bad here.

We don't hate each other, but we do take an unholy delight in slagging each other off in as many cruel and unusual ways as we can.

From the north west of England, i can drive 15 mins down the road to Wigan and hear a different accent, and 20 mins the other way and i hit scouse. As for the beauty or some of shore lines, well, they're truly our hidden gems.

JT is the only known fella to keep a cardboard cut-out of the Queen in his closet. That make's him Officially, an English eccentric! 👸🏻🇬🇧

Being the best is a perspective and the British perspective is definitely the best in the world. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇬🇧

The Harry Potter bridge is called the Glenfinnan Viaduct, it’s in Scotland.

I'm from Northern Ireland and we're known for our friendliness. We have plenty of castles and ruins, gorgeous scenery and beautiful beaches 💚

I work in Liverpool but live in Arrowe Park which is just a 30 minute bus drive away and people always pick up on my different accent and ask where I’m from XD

Have you seen any of the Platinum Jubilee yet and the Queen playing against Paddington Bear in a comedy sketch

5:03 What is not mentioned is that the temperature of the water will curl your toes up like a whittled shaving...

We invented the railroad or railway in the U.K. my town of darlington in the north east ran the first train in the world in 1825 by the 1840 s the railroads were set up in America and the rest of the world

Hate is such an over used word. I have worked for some time in Scotland and Northern Ireland, dealing with the general public and I have never come across anyone who wasn't friendly and helpful, I've only had holidays in Wales but the people there to are nice.

If you like castles and beaches, you should visit Wales. Wales has the most castles per square mile of any country and amazing beaches.

My family is Welsh, english, Scottish and Irish, very difficult tohate

About the weather thing. Past few months the uk did had droughts throughout the country, wild fires some parts, flooding.

It’s very pleasing for us Brits to hear someone such as yourself being so positive about the UK. I’ve travelled to other parts of Europe, and too the USA and Canada and have enjoyed all of them but count myself as a proud Brit, having been born here and lived here all my life. I was born in England and married a Welsh lady and now live in Wales, about 3 miles from the castle shown at 9:45 into your video. Such a great place, which I consider myself so lucky to live in. The UK is a great place to live, and I wouldn’t move anywhere else in the world. I hope you get the chance to visit our great country sometime.

The guy in the video didn't once mention Welsh, Scots or Irish when talking about the Language part. He only spoke of English and it's different accents/dialects. When talking about castles he only mentioned the 4000 castles in England and not any of the castles in either Scotland, Ireland or Wales. Watch the video again and take note of how many things he listed in England about a point but then doesn't mention any specifics about the other 3 countries. May as well have titled the video "10 Reasons Why The UK is the BEST Country in the WORLD but I only mention ENGLAND".

I lived in Poland, then 6 years in Italy and now in the UK for 6 and from a third perspective I can say that people in many countries could also pin these reasons to their country :) go to Rome, Berlin, Madrit or Moscow and you will hear that they are the champion of the world :) it's good to think: I'm not worse than others, but to think I'm better than everyone else smells stupid

93k JT? 👏👏👏👏👏😀👍 . Come on over, and bring Anna. I'm sure you'd both enjoy a vacation here.

You could argue the UK is relatively safe because most of us aren't in the habit of carrying guns or other weapons around with us, but that's very simplistic and only a small part of the story: we feel safe in each other's company because most people adhere to unspoken, unwritten standards and values of what's right and wrong. That might seem like an obvious statement - but if I were to suggest the greatest emphasis of that statement is the "What's right" bit, perhaps you'll see that far too often, people just concentrate on the "what's wrong" part! The fact is that, when the vast majority believe that others have as much right to live, to be reasonably comfortable, to have peace, to be healthy, to not be abused, to have a secure place they can call home, to have work and income, to be able to go where and when they please, and to have the assurance that in emergency, even strangers will notice them and care for them - well, there's not even the same need to worry about what's wrong! Out of all the larger cities in the UK, Edinburgh is generally regarded as the safest, with even lone women being able to walk down shady cycle routes through former railway cuttings and the like, without too much concern for their personal safety.

I live in Northern Ireland and the church closest to me was originally built in 501 AD The original steeple is still there and some of the wall that surrounds it is original 🤯

I was born near Rochester Castle in medway in kent, still there 43 years later

I had 3 castles with 10miles of where I live and a Roman fort.

Hi, I'm 59 now and I've never come across any trouble in my life, also i don't know a single person family or friends that takes drugs not even weed, we all get but just take the piss out of each other, great review. 🍻🙏

We're just one big family who likes to fight between each other 😆👍🏻

I lived in the US for 11 years (west coast and in the mid west plus a few months in Florida). At first I found it fascinating and exciting but after a while the feeling of lack of safety (crime/gun violence as well as lack of/poor provision of health care and few workers' rights) took it's toll on me over time and, quite frankly, the personal cost of living in the US began to far outweighed any meagre benefits so I decided to return to Europe. While I'm glad I got to experience the US, I wouldn't trade what we have on this side of the pond for what y'all have over there.

I'm in Kent, one of the oldest counties in England , over a thousand yrs old 🙂

Im scottish,forthe last 20 years ive lived all over england, my wife is english, from the south... we moved to the north of england few years ago, both our accents are completely different to one another and the local accent...

The problem is we don't know how lucky we are

Love your stuff. Brings me to tears how kind you are to the UK.

Just been diagnosed with a form of skin cancer. Thanks to the NHS , I don't have to worry about the cost of treatment

My walk home from work every night is across the last piece of Richmond Palace. I work on Richmond Green which used to hold jousting in Tudor times. You fall over history everywhere you go here. Love the vids JT. Thank you xx

Yes we are no other place I would rather be.we are amazing .if I won a billion pound I would never leave this great country best army best heathcare best musicians best everything

Standing on a boat is called 'Punting'. The most difficult part are the occasions (regular) when a novice forgets to let go of the pole as it goes through their hands and ends up clinging to it with the inevitable dousing to follow.

im from durham, its definitely a place you need to visit if you come here

You DEFINITELY NEED to come visit the uk. If you can’t afford it right now I’m sure if you set up a go fund me or patreon or something then your fans could help to find you coming to uk. Especially if you did a meet up while in uk.

When I lived in England the places where I lived and worked and the countys small city formed roughly a triangle with the 3 places around 8 miles apart. All 3 places had slightly different accents. It was subtle but there.

I love the history here. I grew up on the Northumberland coast surrounded by castles, both standing and ruined. A natural borderland, English/Scotish, Roman/Pictish, land/sea We have 2000 year old buildings with central heating. You should come visit it's amazing :)

Oh and a ancient Briton low land hill fort at least 2000 years of age. There also we real pubs that are 500 to 700 years of age

I live in East Anglia, an hour from London, but I'm lucky enough to have had holidays, all over Great Britain, I think the most beautiful landscapes, are in Yorkshire, I used to love going to London for shopping but I'm now a bit too old to cope with the underground, and I do miss it, London is a big Melting pot of different nations, and it lovely, I love living in the UK , I do have a daughter that lives in louissianna , and that's a lovely place as well .

Been watching for a few weeks, I cannot get enough of you and your videos. Much love from Wales.

The reason the uk has so many different accents is that we are an older country than the US and there were no road networks so people learned to speak in there own way and didn't leave there towns and villages

I like that some of the buildings are 100s of years old. You can live in a house that was built in the 11th century and next door will be one that was built 5 years ago!

As a British person, I don't find that we consider our own country to be the "best". In fact, it is far more common for the people around me to complain about it. For example, our health system is dysfunctional, with over 6 and a half million people waiting for treatment in a country with a population of 67 million. Our political system is similarly damaged, with multiple scandals and bad policy leading to a record low level of trust in our government and the strong likelihood of the government accounts getting even worse very soon. We also have the highest level of inflation in the G7, creating a cost of living crisis. There has also been, contrary to the video you were watching, growing worry about the safety of women on the streets, with multiple incidents of assault and even murder, most notably that of Sarah Everard. Finally, we have a productivity crisis which has been growing for decades and has meant that the UK has been consistently falling behind its economic potential. This is just my own thoughts and views, of course.

I’m Australian with Scottish parents so I have dual nationality, I lived in Scotland for 25 of my 45 years. I don’t disagree with anything on this list but I do prefer Australia. Mainly for the weather, beaches and the easier ability to make money. We do have a lot of inventions here in Australia too, I know you most do UK based videos but there is a great video on Aussie invention on KZfaq you should check out. A video on UK inventions may be a bit long lol

Nice video 👌 greetings from Nottingham, England ☺

8:15 the NHS was made in Wales

I'm English and have travelled to Scotland and Wales with no issues. The idea of the nations hating each other stems from times in history when England tried to subjugate Scottish and Welsh culture. One result of this is that Scotland and Wales have a much stronger sense of national identity than England as it's something they fought for in the past.

First video I've watched of this guy & he's earned a sub from me..."Flattery will get you everywhere", as they say! lol Another thing that makes the UK a great place to live is this: If you work full time (32 hrs over 5 days p.w) you are legally entitled to 5.6 weeks/28 days of fully paid leave per year. Depending on your employer this may or may not include the 8/9 days of National public holidays. But most employers after 3 - 5 years as an employee or as an enticement during hiring actually offer their workers 6 weeks + 8 days of fully paid leave per year! If you decide not to use all of your paid leave one particular year then you're legally allowed to rollover up to 4 weeks of your unused paid leave for up to 2 years. On top of all that, UK employees take an average of 7 paid sick days off work per year which is pretty low; these sick days off don't come out of the paid leave days I've mentioned above. Compare that to the rest of Europe who take an average of 22 - 24 sick days off per year! Also the UK has given us the right to have up to 52 weeks maternity leave per year 39 weeks of which are paid at 90% of your usual average weekly pay. Fathers are also entitled to 2 weeks of paid paternity leave...plus get this for amazing, Mothers can transfer/share up to 37 weeks of their paid maternity leave to the father if they want! And I even think that the following is too much...mothers are actually entitled to take 2 consecutive paid maternity leaves!!! I'm thankful everyday for being born in England, anyone born in Europe or the West pretty much won the lottery the day they were born. The US is pretty amazing though, especially its size, variation of every climate etc. However, I think the culture of materialism and too much pride in "hard-work" is way out of balance. Over here in the UK & Europe people work to live instead of living to work. We can only afford to do that after fighting for the benefits we now enjoy like free healthcare, loads of paid time off. In the UK we also get a lot for our taxes and if you buy a house in the UK we don't have to pay $thousands every year in tax on our own land unlike the US. Also US citizens still have to pay the US government tax on their income even if they've left the US to live and work abroad, so they end up taxed in 2 countries! Which is outrageous, I can't believe our American cousins let their government get away with this tyranny...they are only one of about 2 or 3 countries in the world who do this to their citizens...if you're born in the US or are even a dual national you can never escape paying taxes to the US government for the rest of your life even if you don't live there...unless you renounce your US citizenship, isn't that incredible? I've always loved America & Americans from a child and dreamed of going to visit, which I did and absolutely loved it, even though I got mugged 2 mins from Times Square by Black dudes within a few hours of being there lol (but that's another story and my fault for being stupid). So it hurts me to see your government taking the piss out of you all and giving you very little except an over the top military. The US is the richest country on Earth. There's no reason why you guys can't afford to enjoy all the same benefits that every country in Europe considers as our basic rights! IMO, it seems Americans are forgetting that your government is there to serve you not the other way around.

"I've got three of those in my backyard" 🤣🤣🤣😂 laughed myself silly.

Omg I didn’t know you lived in Kentucky. Hello fellow Kentuckian!

We only have 3 species of snakes here only 1 of which is venomous, the Adder and then only mildly so and the others are Grass Snake and the Smooth Snake which are harmless to humans, I'm 62 and have never seen any of them. Our spiders are not harmful in the main but I know 2 people who needed antibiotics after a bite probably from a false widow but I don't think this is very common and it's venom is nowhere near as toxic as it's US cousin the Black Widow.

Saying the UK has a seat at the United Nations basically means we are recognised as a country, aka means nothing. The fact we are one of 5 nations in the Security Council of the UN, is a different matter, but is a detail seemingly unknown to the narrator.

those steam trains run on heratage railways what there are a far amount in this country they tend to run 2 times a week in summer its a real treat walking down the english countryside and seeing on in action

The white cliffs at 5:38 are just up the road from where I live. Called the Old Harry Rocks. Waled on there many times.

The commentator on the vid you watched said London is a concrete jungle 😂 London is in fact the largest urban forest in the whole world.

Nobody thinks we're the best in the world, we're good at some stuff but in general we're not the best and we don't claim too be only our child nation thinks they are the best

It failed to mention that each of the UK nations has its own Parliament and that reserved issues are debated at Westminster, that is quite a Large Omission! There were also 3 murders in the city of Liverpool alone in the month of August so maybe just picking up a wee bit of a rosy picture! The higher education system and even the NHS is managed differently in the 4 nations, so not quite as that video suggests.

As a 52yr old scouse born English man raised in Lancaster to a catholic father Protestant mother so genetically roughly 50 50 Celtic Northern European DNA The history and wars on this tiny island by some people are still relevant my personal view is the strangle hold of Westminster in London over the rest of the union that is the problem especially at the moment with a zombie Tory government if we still have a union in the next five years I will be amazed

We have some beautiful beaches, we also have almost 8,000 miles of coastline, California has a little over 800, despite being 1.7 times the size of the UK, also nowhere in the UK is more than 70 miles from the coast and there are no dangerous animals in our seas either. The only thing we keep an eye out for when we go for a hike is cow shit.

"dont experience droughts" Dude, We are literally in a drought right now.

The castles and ruins here are stunning. I live a 5 minute walk from an old fort, it still has the canons there too! Everywhere has something special about it.

JT, love what your’e streaming and love your enthusiasm. Dude, I’m from Yorkshire and we call it Gods own Country. It’s incredible to see the differences from one county to the next and mainly due to who invaded what. We were controlled by the vikings for many years, as was northumbria, from that many of us do believe we have a different psychology to the south of england. Keep up your enthusiasm bro and happy birthday ahead of the 26th

When i use to train Police Officers we used Kenilworth Castle (just outside Coventry) as a training area! Fantastic place and we used to just run around it like Idiots!!👍

We used to have deadly animals here, they didnt last long.

Video games were mentioned at the end, but to throw out a few specific franchises made in the UK : Grand Theft Auto Donkey Kong Country Burnout Worms Tomb Raider LittleBigPlanet Fable Lego licensed games (Star Wars, Marvel, DC, etc)

If you want castles you need to visit Northumberland in the north east of England. We have loads of them! Bamburgh castle is one of the best known but we also have dunstanburgh, lindisfarne, Alnwick, craster and so many more! Last year Harrison Ford was at bamburgh to film some of the latest indiana Jones movie, Alnwick was featured in Harry Potter, most notably the flying lesson with madam hooch in philosophers stone and the scene when they arrive at school in the chamber of secrets and the car goes off through the archway after throwing them out :)

The most important thing these lists never talk about is the people. We are not perfect and we fight and argue with each other over everything. But in general we live in peace.

7:02 The UK has more CCTV to police the streets and shops. In London you are always being filmed by security cameras. London is officially has the most CCTV in Europe. Even many private homes have a CCTV camera outside their door. Also The UK has GCHQ the security watchers of all calls and know where you cell phone is everyday. Criminals that carry their cell phone can't say they weren't there as the security services will pin point your cell phone as being in that location. Serious crimes will be solved with GCHQ intel requests. The 7/7 bombers in London were caught because there cell phones were listed as being in that location and monitored for the conversation to gather the entire gang responsible.

The Jacobite steam train runs from Fort William to Malliag in Scotland taking you over that very viaduct. I have been on this trip. If you ever go it is a worthwhile experience for sure.

I'm English and l love the Scottish Irish and the people of Wales when people talk about us not liking each other they are referring to history a very long time ago I have never met a bad person from those places

It's an island. Of course there are beaches. Some are really beautiful and without too many people there. Now if your talking about beaches with warm water - that's a different matter! 😀

Smashing it fella! Keep up the good work

The steam train seen early in video is a tourist attraction which does cross the Glenfinnan viaduct seen near end of video. With history very many small and large villages have churches hundreds of years old, perhaps a thousand. A later comment about trees older than USA, I have some of those a short walk from my home.

Ive moved round the UK (England specifically) since i was a baby and im currently living about 15 minutes away from an old family home and the scenes of malfoy manor in the HP films and around 30 mins away from a castle

It's also worth pointing out that most Scots don't identify as British. According to the last census, only 18% of people living on Scotland identifed as British in any way. Which is even more stark when you realize that 11% of people living in Scotland were born elsewhere in Britain.

I love everyone from the UK. It’s the politicians I can’t stand. Especially the current lot.

Used to live down the road from a gorgeous 13th century(1222) ruins called Titchfield Abbey,give it a quick look 👀💜went to a Native American wedding ceremony there when I was younger, felt some MAD energy at one point....🤔💜

Good Reaction,My Friend.😀England(and the rest of The UK) has given me 68 fantastic years living for 29 years just 2 or 3 miles from the heart of Central London and for the last 39 years,since 1983,I have lived just 11 miles away ,right on the periphery of South East London and Kent. I love the 4 Seasons,The Flowers( Daffodils,Primroses,Roses,ulips,Bluebells etc). The Sport has been brilliant and The BBC showed so much of it in my younger days,in particular. I love The Pubs,used to love The Clubs,The World famous Concert Halls and Theatres.The endless choice.. The Music and Comedy and banter have nbeen special to....that is just London,alone.The Countryside and Coast and endless Parks and Green space outside London are also great...

The truth is there is NO "best" country unless you're basing it upon emotional and patriotic ties. If you look around different countries approach things better in different areas. It's impossible to look at any and consider it superior or statistically and provably "the best". Believing you live in "the best" country is akin to believing your parents are "the best"...

I don't think the UK is the best, but I feel very grateful to live here. It's not perfect, but it's my home and I hope it always will be.

That was really enjoyable to watch JT. Nice one 👍

Hi JT here's the rule when looking at things that could be bridge's. If it carries road traffic or people it's a bridge. If it carries water it's an aqueduct, but if it carries trains only, it's a viaduct.

If we could sort out the crime problem, NHS being strangled to death, and get some politicians who weren't completely inept, then I'd agree with this. We are lovely countries individually, greater together, but we're falling apart quickly due to things we're not allowed to talk about or we'll be arrested for some hate crime or another.

Nah we don’t hate each other, family banter

true on castles, two near me within 15min bus ride, and dozens if not more within 45-60mins away.

The only 2 deadly animals in the uk are the adder (snake) and the false widow (spider) although the spider isn't quite as deadly as the snake but you could potentially loose a limb due to a bite but that's about it. Love the vids JT keep em coming

Not a sinlge Briton thinks Britain is the best nation in the world. 100% of us however agree that we are better than America. (Source: completely fabricated, but believeable "facts" i just made up)

As a non-native Brit who was raised here it seems not so much that all 4 countries of the UK hate each others It's that the other 3 hate England for some deranged reason. The English are actually very fond of the Scottish Welsh and N. Irish. Don't think I've ever heard an English person speak down on any of them my entire life except in the form of friendly banter. But the vitriol I've heard from Scots, Welsh, and n. Irish towards the English is utterly vile. And even then it's not even the whole of England they hate, but quite specifically those from the south. A northerner would be quite welcomed by even the most stringent anglophobes. Basically if you speak the queen's English you're assumed to be posh and hated

The second "bridge" was Glenfinnan viaduct, used in the Harry Potter films.

JT your right both bridges are the same, it's the Glenfinnan viaduct, we were on the Jacobite Express a few months ago while having a staycation in Fort William, it was cool even more so was the sightseers on the hill who we all waved to, good experience. Get yer bum in gear and gies a visit 😆