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I got triggered when Lia said on thanksgiving people bring food that’s canned. My grandmother is rolling in her grave. She would be so offended if she was living. 😂😂

“What’s prom king and queen? It’s sounds like a mean popularity contest!” You pretty much summed it up

“It’s all just canned” you have no idea how many Americans you just triggered.

If you brought canned food to an American family’s thanksgiving you’d probably get kicked out. And I’m only half joking

“It’s all just canned” I know y’all did not just disrespect my grandma like that

I'm a born and raised Texan and I know ZERO Americans that bring canned food to Thanksgiving... I would smack anyone who did that...it's very offensive! Please do more research next time! (I'm sorry if that came out rude. I love you guys!)

"4th of July. What's that? Another party." It's only the first ever US party. We liked the idea of it so much we decided to do it every year. With sky fire and explosions.

Thanksgiving is the opposite of canned food 😂😂blood sweat and tears go into family recipes.

"I don't even understand prom" *talks about their proms for 4 edited minutes straight*

I've never had canned food at thanksgiving in my life. It's literally a holiday excuse to ACTUALLY cook.

Whoa! Hold up!. Thanksgiving is THE Food Holiday. Anyone who brings canned food to my Thanksgiving feast is no longer part of the family.

Don’t say naughty to mean ‘bad’ in the US with other adults, we use it only in a sexual context

Ok I'm here to defend the British, I don't understand why they're being a bit bitchy or why they keep stereotyping Americans but I swear not all brits are like that and take everything they say with a pinch of salt, tbh I didn't even know what eggy bread was and I was born and raised in London, I thought it was just french toast, first they took tea from India and they just kept going, anyway yeah, I'm sorry again on their behalf, peace! ✌ (oh and happy new year for everyone watching around that time!!)

"what's that? Independence Day?" LOL . We celebrate our independence from Britain. LOL

OK. we are TRIGGGGGERED! it’s absolutely NOT canned, that’s the point! Homemade food you normally eat once per yeay

Spring break is a time for kids to just take a break from school sort of like a breather

Thanksgiving is not canned stuff. People literally cook for hours for there family’s. By the way we don’t make any excuse for a party. We have these times to visit families and have a great time with family and friends.

No. Most of Thanksgiving is not canned. That's where all the relatives bring out their A-game.

My favorite American party was the Boston Tea Party

lmao you guys are killing me with Thanksgiving! As an American I can attest to the fact that almost nothing comes from a can. It's legit a feast. Its a day for remembering the kindness of the Native Americans toward the pilgrims, giving thanks for the blessings we all have in our lives and sort of a family friendly American football party lol! basically every holiday has a coinciding NFL game but Thanksgiving is a holiday with very sincere sentiment for Americans.

There ain’t ever canned food on a thanksgiving day table most people spend all day cooking

I am Native American. And Thanksgiving is a day that was set aside to remember when my ancestors helped Explorers survive their first winter here in the New World. Its a time were people of all races, epidermis colors, faiths, non-faiths, men, women, elderly, middle aged, and children come together and are thankful for life, each other, and all the things that bring us together as humans. It's celebrated usually on the 3rd Thursday of November. Canada also celebrates Thanksgiving for the same reason. My Blackfoot Nation's main reservation is located in Alberta, though my Siksika tribe [which makes up the Confederacy of the Blackfoot Nation] were migritorial peoples and can be found from Missouri headed west clear to Oregon where my family came after leading pioneers on the Oregon Trail. Canadians, and my Tribe usually celebrate Thanksgiving on the 2nd Monday of October....which is closest to the real day the Native Americans/First Nations celebrated it with the European Explorers. The only "canned" food we ate was pumpkin for the pumpkin pie, and maybe the cranberry sauce, although my family made it fresh. We celebrated it in Afghanistan and Iraq with our British allies, and they all loved it....and most of THAT was canned! roflol

“*insert American word* what is that??? That’s stupid. Classic Americans. We have *insert British version* over here. Hope this doesn’t make you TRIGGERED lololol” hm

So my aunt- an American- married a Brit and his first Thanksgiving with all of us was a mind blowing thing for him 😅 all the handmade (not a can in site!) Food ...quickly became his favorite holiday

Ew, ketchup on French Toast? 😵 😂 Spring Break is just a week off school and people usually go on vacation.

Thanksgiving is actually based on a historic event people 🤦‍♀️

The way that they’re describing Thanksgiving breaks my heart😂😂

Oh, and Eggos aren’t egg waffles or something. It’s a brand name, they’re just regular waffles.

Im dying when she started explaining what eggy bread is 😂😂😂 like that’s literally French toast 🤣

Nothing canned at our Thanksgiving. We cook everything from scratch and it is divine 😊

I love you guys. Just want to say Thanksgiving is not canned food. Most Americans spend all day from early morning until supper preparing food. Roasting a turkey, making homemade chicken dressing, cranberry sauce, sweet potato soufle, green beans, homemade pies and cakes. It is a great feasting day and quite possibly one of the few days a year that a family will actually get together for a meal.

i’m sorry but i get triggered when they say “another excuse to party” because we do not have proms, homecomings, thanksgiving, 4th of july, spring break etc. just to have a party. just because it doesn’t mean something to you doesn’t mean you need to talk bad about it and also don’t believe everything you see in american tv. thanks for coming to my ted talk❤️💕🙈🧚🏼‍♂️

"Eggy bread" Yall mean French Toast???😂

Ketchup on French toast...and Thanksgiving in a can...man now I've heard it all..haha

"Another excuse for a party, classic Americans" *wears USA shirt*

Umm, sorry if this comes out as rude.. but did they just say “Thanksgiving is canned food” and “just another reason too eat”? It is a celebration of when the Native Americans and the Pilgrims joined together as friends and peace. It is about giving thanks for what we have, and to spend time with your families. Seriously, you two need to do your research on a platform other than Buzzfeed.. I’m just offended you put so little effort into researching topics and approach them in such a rude way. Sorry for the rant.

Thanksgiving is a national holiday in the United States on the 4th Thursday in November. It is a celebration that began with the Pilgrims in Massachusetts giving thanks to God for their blessings. Their first years in the New World were very harsh and the Native Americans did help them survive. However, the first Thanksgiving took place several years after their arrival. The Pilgrims had become successful and their harvest in the fall was so bountiful that they wanted to give thanks to God for all their blessings. As a gesture of goodwill the local Native American tribes were invited to share in their fest. While one could say they were thankful for their help (especially Squanto) the celebration was to thank God. Current Thanksgivings in the US are centered around being thankful for your family, friends, blessing, and God (if you are religious). Turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, stuffing/dressing, cranberry sauce/jelly and pumpkin pie are traditional foods. Unless you are spending Thanksgiving in an airport or hotel room, NO ONE has food from a can. People spend all day if not all week preparing food based off of family recipes.

Prom started off as the last dance for seniors the last week of school. Homecoming was the first month of school dance. Homecoming from college is what you're talking about. Tailgate is pregaming before the game. Where we drink for cheaper before you pay for more expensive beer in the game. We home make food for Thanksgiving.

haha!! Canned food for Thanksgiving. I spend hours cooking for Thanksgiving starting days beforehand.

Y’all need to look up the meaning of thanksgiving it’s actually quite meaningful and special

Thanksgiving is amazing! It’s where you get together with your family and it’s definitely not canned! It’s ALL homemade!

This was hurtful. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE BRINGS CANNED FOOD TO THANKSGIVING! The horror! Lol

Lmao your explanation of every one of those events are completely off xD if you’ve never been to a thanksgiving, you haven’t a clue what it is. Canned food? People spend a week preparing to make a huge meal for their entire family.

How come ONLY America learns about everyone’s history? No other countries teach about American history..?

What I'm getting from this is that Americans just know how to have fun 😂

I am SO triggered right now? Our holidays are not just an excuse for food. We eat food at most holidays because we like to have conversations and talk about our lives at a nice meal (sometimes it has things to do with religion, too.)Most people don’t use canned things (less fortunate people may have to for prices) and some things are almost specifically canned because you would have to go through a long process to get it yourself. Talking about any country’s holidays with no knowledge about them is a very bad idea in general, and inserting stereotypes is rude in most cases. This is the only video on this channel that has gotten me this angry! You guys did a bad job on this one.

4th of July is about our independence from Great Britain not just about partying.

“You need to move Thanksgiving to July” 4th of July is the holiday in July

Thanksgiving isn't canned food! It's where ur with ur family and u make HOMEMADE food for a celebration!

1. Prom is the biggest dance in high school. You seem to have a pretty good idea of what Prom King and Queen is. 2. Homecoming is a huge football game and then a dance. 3. A tailgate party usually happens in a parking lot or an empty lot you would open your trunk or put down your tailgate and put food and drinks out and just have fun. 4. Thanksgiving is the last Thursday of November it revolves around a celebration between American settlers and natives. Thanksgiving food is NEVER canned. 6. Eggos are just a brand of pancakes and waffles that you can cook in the toaster. 7. We call that French Toast. 8. Spring break is the week we get off school for Easter, it became more of a party holiday because of MTV. A freshman is someone who is in their first year of high school, usually between the age of 14 and 15.

Make another video with an AMERICAN explaining these to you 🤣🤣🤣 you guys made me cringe xtra hard

I love Thanksgiving- I cook everything from scratch, set the table with your best china and goblets-the entire family comes over, play board games-- share time together

“Americans think 100 years is a long time, Brits think 100 miles is a long way”... the best quote describing major cultural differences between the 2 nations. If you base your thinking geographically, it’s easier to understand American traditions like Thanksgiving, tailgating, homecoming, Spring Break as travel based traditions formed to battle the vast distances in such a large country. It takes much effort and money to visit your family, former classmates, stadiums, and holiday destinations when so much travel is required. Tailgating evolved from the need to be fed during a long trip to the game. Most large stadiums in the south are located in small University towns 100’s of miles from any large town. These small towns don’t have enough restaurants and hotel space for such large crowds. This lack of accommodation forced fans to bring their own food and drink for the day-long, pre-game meal in the parking lot of the stadium known as tailgating. The gathering of fans in the “car park” outside the stadium has grown to most college and professional football teams regardless of the need to Bring your own food. Homecoming is another answer to the hassle of travel. Because so many alumni have spread out away from their colleges to all corners of the country it is easy to lose the connection with your college and college friends. Once in the fall and once in the spring the college hosts homecoming events to reconnect alumni to the current faculty and students. Different college clubs, social org, and fraternal groups usually have week long activities as well for their former members. Homecoming gives alumni a chance to revisit old college friends and see the positive changes the school has made. It also gives the school a chance to fundraise towards the returning alumni who should have much more money to give with jobs earned with the help of the schools degree. USA universities are funded largely through donation. High Schools have just copied this tradition but on a much smaller and localized scale, usually involving former students within the same city. Spring Break is a “rite of passage” for high school and college students to “holiday” away from their parents for a week for the first time. This usually involves many inland students driving hundreds if not thousands of miles to warmer climates, usually the beach. Remember, most American students don’t get the opportunity to travel to different places much less different countries on the weekend like Europeans. Spring Break lets young people borrow the parents car, pack it full of friends and unsavory items and road trip to a warm place and party with barely clothed members of the opposite sex unsupervised. What’s not to like? Traveling for Americans is a much bigger commitment than for most Brits. If you want to get out of town and visit new places it requires a car full of gas, a huge chunk out of the calendar, and a pretty good reason. As an American, unless you live in the northeast along the coast, your spending a good portion of your life in a car going places instead of actually being places. Most of our culture and practices are manifested from dealing with the large size of America. As with the UK, so much of the culture and practices is manifested by the vast history of the country.

Tailgating: Take your pick up truck to the game. Put the tailgate down, have a party in the parking lot.

Um thanksgiving is part of our nations history and it’s not just a party

Hey guys. Homecoming is usually a dance for current students the Saturday after the teams “home” game on Friday. It’s usually earlier in the year around September. It’s not a reunion. Once you graduate you don’t go.

“Why do you need a holiday to grateful?” There are so many reasons to be grateful, why not celebrate it with friends and family. Also on Thanksgiving no one has canned food. Actually it’s the opposite, it’s all great home-cooked dishes. It’s about his being grateful for what we have and our country. It’s a very important holiday. (There is a ton of history behind it, and I’m not gonna go into that but you get the main idea)

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Yes! I want to educate you because every judgement you made pissed me off. First of all, a "prom" is short for promenade. It is a dance for high school students, usually grades 11 and 12. Prom king and queen really is a popularity contest. My high school did not have prom king and queen, but the rival school across town did. Homecoming is to welcome any former students who might be in town to the football game and the dance afterward. (Most graduates don't go to the dance. We leave it for the current students.) It is to honor those who came before us. Homecoming king and queen is also a popularity contest. We use tailgating in two ways. Number one: following someone too closely in a car. Number two: on a truck, there is a latch that brings the back of the trunk bed flat. That is also called a tailgate. The tailgate is lowered during half-time at a football game, the barbecue is pulled in to the parking lot and hamburgers and/or hot dogs are cooked. Of course, a lot of COLD beer is consumed. Thanksgiving is a holiday set on the fourth Thursday of every November. Therefore, it changes dates every year. Some people now believe it is just a "white" holiday in which the first settlers (the Pilgrims) celebrated the massacre of Native Americans. However, traditional reasons for the holiday are that the Pilgrims were celebrating getting through the first winter in a new land as many died of disease or starvation. A cotillion, coming out party, sweet 16 and debutante are very similar. The cotillion and debutante are the most similar and are held only for the "cream of the crop" and high society. These girls range in age from 16 to 25. It is to bring a young lady in to the high society social circle. (Cotillion is used more in the Southeast Southern States.) A sweet sixteen and coming out party are basically the same, but for the lower class. Do you know what pancakes are? They are made with flour, eggs, milk, sugar, baking powder and salt. Waffles are the same thing, but you add oil to them to make them denser. We have an appliance called a waffle maker that you pour the batter in. They have divots in them to make a pattern. Then you put butter and maple syrup on them when they are cooked. The EGGO is a frozen waffle. Americans (at least older ones!) know what marmalade is! Good god, we're not as stupid as you think. For those of you who don't know, it's like a jelly. Spring break has gotten a BAD reputation! Basically, schools in the U.S. are divided in to four sections of the calendar year, known as quarters. The first quarter is from (from MY experience only!) September through the middle of December. Then it's Christmas vacation for two weeks. Second quarter is from January through the end of March. Spring break is the first week of April. Third quarter is from the second week of April to mid-June. Then we have summer break from mid-June to the end of August which is the fourth quarter. Usually Americans will say 5th grade instead of grade 5. Here's the breakdown: 5-6 is Kindergarten, 6-7 is first grade, 7-8 is 2nd, 8-9 is 3rd, 9-10 is 4th, 10-11 is 5th, 11-12 is 6th, 12-13 is 7th, 13-14 is 8th. Fourteen to 15 is 9th OR a freshman. Fifteen to 16 is 10th grade OR a sophomore. Sixteen to 17 is 11th grade OR a junior. Seventeen to 18 is 12th grade or a senior. It took me about 45 minutes to write this. If you have any more questions, please let me know.

Thanksgiving is a way to express thanks to all our ancestors and the people that helped with the creation of our nation

Everytime my family does Thanksgiving, it's fresh and homemade not canned thank you very much!

They have no idea what thanksgiving is😭🤦🏾‍♂️

I have thick skin so it takes a lot to really rile me up but telling us to move Thanksgiving to another month, wow I just flew right off the rails hearing that

We call “Eggy Bread”? French Toast

The whole point of Thanksgiving is homemade cooked food, NOT canned. Sometimes families cook together. Im so offended!! Lol

I almost cried when you said thanksgiving was a bunch of canned food 🥺

why are these people so petty? I’m usually not easily offended but maybe instead of belittling our traditions with no knowledge about them, they could have a little respect for other nations and do some research to better understand them (and maybe learn a little about our cultural differences along the way). How would they feel if an American made a video about a holiday that means a lot to Brits that isn’t celebrated in the US and bashed it simply because they didn’t understand why it was celebrated?

Highschool's in America ages: Senior age: 18 Junior age: 17 Sophomore age: 16 Freshman age: 15 In high school, the homecoming game celebrates the careers of the senior high school athletes, normally the football players. It's what we do for the senior because it's going to be there last year to play there sport until college. Than the graduate than go to college. Prom is like a celebration of your last year in highschool, we dance have fun than go to the after party. Than go home around 3am😂 I hope this helps you.

So inaccurate.....i really hope this isn’t what all British people think lmao

Did you just say ketchup on FRENCH TOAST?! NO. Its Syrup!!!

You do realize the pilgrams were the first to celebrate thanksgiving when they came to America...And get this..The pilgrams were from the UK...Good lord...

So triggered to the point where I am squeezing my phone so hard that it may break.

When you’re still bitter about the revolution

Nobody tell them how funny "headboy" and "headgirl" sound.

Ok so first off we cook for HOURS for our familys’ we don’t use “canned stuff”. And thanksgiving is a day that we set aside to be grateful for everything we have. We also celebrate the pilgrims and the native Americans coming together to survive their first winter. If they didn’t they wouldn’t have survived bc the native Americans had skills the pilgrims didn’t and same the other way around. If they died we Americans probably wouldn’t be living the same way we do today. Homecoming : basically where I live ( idk abt other cities and states ) homecoming is the last football game before playoffs that the WHOLE school goes to. And afterwards all the high schoolers go into the high school and have a dance. Spring break : Spring break is Easter break (if you have Easter break) it’s just a few days that we take off of school to spend time with family and friends and to celebrate Jesus’s resurrection. Eggos : its a brand With makes breakfast food but is mainly known for their waffles. Egg nog : it’s a Christmas drink that is eggs and milk boiled on the stove, sat to cool, and drank. Sometimes adults put alcohol in it. // Hope this clears up everything

Food that is canned My mom and grandma works their butt of in the kitchen making everything form scratch what is this food in the can u speak?

The only thing canned is cranberry sauce. Just saying. No one eats turkey from a can. 🤦‍♀️😂

I've never heard anyone refer to Thanksgiving as a 'party'. That was so funny to me🤣 We just call it Thanksgiving dinner. 9th grade = Freshman 10th grade = Sophomore 11th grade = Junior 12th grade = Senior Cargate sale = Garage Sale Only we dont drive anywhere to sell our things, you just set it all out in the driveway or sidewalk and people will drive/walk by to purchase.

Thanksgiving is NOT NOT NOT canned. gasp! everything must be cooked from scratch unless you're a complete low-life. Traditionally, we cook a big turkey and a bunch of sides and deserts (pumpkin pie is a must) and spend time with whole big extended family. It is a fall harvest festival, but specifically derived from pilgrims being saved from starvation by Native Americans teaching them how to farm in North America with corn, beans, squashes (pre-Columbian North American crops). Even the turkey is a native North American bird.

When it’s quarantine and you’re too sensitive about missing senior year so you click off right away bc you can’t handle them talking about prom

"No one does deserts better than the english" French: "Hold my baguette"

Tailgating means that its like a party in the parking lot before/during a game

Okay all of them are understandable but thanksgiving 😂 c’mon y’all like it’s so important to us😂 Also my mom gets up at 4 am to cool thanksgiving dinner (from scratch) for at least 5 hours😂💀

I love how they are explaining homecoming as a reunion 😂

As an American watching this all I hear is “Eggie toast” me “...do... do you mean French toast?” Wtf is Eggie Toast 😂😂

Thanksgiving is a truly American holiday based around the discovery of America. And its Thanksgiving Dinner not party.

Who tf brings canned food to Thanksgiving? 😂 C'mon, guys. At least do your research before you crap on our traditions.

"That creme brulee we had last night" "I mean, that's French but still." 😂😂Joel didn't miss a beat!

Tailgating is to drop the tailgate on your pickup truck for table. BBq, picnic with friends outside in parking lot.

Eggo= just a brand of frozen waffles French toast= Eggie bread Prom is only for juniors and seniors which is the last two years of high school Homecoming= football game at beginning of year, a day for graduated students to come back , BUT NONE DO. That’s a big point, literally none come. Thanksgiving= a day to celebrate the things your thankful during the year. You specifically DONT have canned food on that day. It’s a big HOMEMADE day. Also, it’s supposed to be celebrating the meal the pilgrims had with the Native Americans when they first got there but we all know how that went Tailgating: basically, in small town football games, people will park in the school parking lot and cookout or grill. This is for before the game starts. You can have your dinner without having to pay for the inside food and you can meet up with your friends and talk before the game starts. For college games, it’s a lot of sorority and frat activities and contests. For the NFL, it’s not as common I think Debutante and Cal-... idk: these balls don’t exist from my point of view? Don’t trust Hollywood for information, I work in the yard during spring break and some people go to England with their family and woah spring break is a week, summer break is around two months. During summer break, we binge watch tv and prepare ourselves for prison

Thanksgiving is a celebration of the first harvest in America. Settlers learned much from the natives to survive and it’s a coming together around the abundance of food they shared. Ever in the states for Thanksgiving??? Come to our house! You won’t find a box or can if food anywhere near my kitchen!❤️

Car Boot Sales are called Flea Markets in the US. I laughed at you guys so much. Thanksgiving is the most common American holiday that crosses most cultures. It's very important time for visiting distant families and eating food, especially turkey and stuffing, mashed potatoes and turkey gravy with other hot dishes.

them: what is eggnog, isn't that "american" ?? *eggnog originated in the UK.....*

Um... Egg bread is French toast in the states. But we usually put maple syrup on it instead of ketchup...

Y'all claim America has no culture, but don't understand anything about our country 🙄

"I'm a freshman" "is that your name?" lmaooo

Love this video!!! Thanksgiving food is definitely not “canned food”.... people spend days preparing for Thanksgiving. :)

Thanksgiving is American for "Thank God we got out of England, and didn't die the first year!"

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