Sorry but here in Australia 7 x 6 has always = 42, love your reactions 🇦🇺

Russia is not a continent. It is a country that spans two continents, Europe and Asia. Asia is the one you forgot or didn't know.

Dude Russia being a continent and 6x7 being 43 while reacting to these videos ensures average US national IQ slipping another few points

As an English person today I learnt that I know more about American history than young Americans actually know 😂

I'm not American but that was so painful too watch, if that's a true representation of the American education system your country is FUCKED.

There is a wise saying that applies here."It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open your mouth and prove it"

As an American who actually knows geography and simple math … this hurts so much

I left my UK school 50 years ago, have forgotten half of everything I have ever learned and would still have scored 100%. Non US education is about teaching how to learn and encourages a desire for knowledge and information, rather than just passing tests. This explains the gap in knowledge, perceived, between US citizens and the rest of the world. Access to the internet should be closing the gap, but this appears not to be the case.

Ha ha ha 42, not 43….. there hasn’t been a 69th President. 46th is Biden…. I’m Aussie, we have a really good education system. and yes I can spell Mississippi.

i just want to say as an Australian how do I know all those answers and American youth don't??? my soul is crying for your education system

Im a dyslexic high school dropout from Sweden and i could answer all the questions. I love it! I feel so SMRT!😂😂😂😂😂

Last time I went to the states and I told them I was from Australia this one women was like ”Australia! OMG I love Europe!“ despite my best efforts I was unable to convince them I did not in fact live in Europe.

43!!☝🏼 Said with such conviction 😂 It’s ok Ryan, lots of people freeze when put on the spot. The Mississippi question reminds me of when we had to learn to spell Czechoslovakia in school. Never forgot it & never stop asking my kids if they can spell it yet 🤣

“What’s 6x7?” The ultimate question of life, the universe, and everything.

My kids have experienced the Australian, US and German education systems as I was posted to overseas offices in my career. The US had the edge in Maths and Science. The Germans also. The Germans paid much more attention to European History as you would expect. But the US came a long third in global history and geography. Case in point in my Australian daughters experience: A Kansas dad thought his daughter needed a passport to travel to New York. She visited Ground Zero in NYC with some American classmates. She pulled out a copy of the Gettysburg address and read it. Bystanders wept including a NYC cop who stood listening. One of the girls asked, "Did you write that?"

I actually lost it when that fella answered that the USA gained independence from Korea 😂😂

you needed 7 minutes to realize your error with the 7x6 🤣🤣🤣

6x7 = the meaning of life

I'm a Geographer by training so if someone came up to me with a camera and said, "Can you name the continents?" The most appropriate answer is, "Using what model?" Lol Because depending on the model you can have 4, 5, and 7. With the literal geographic definition being 4.

I went to high school in the US for a short while. When choosing subjects I was asked which history I wanted to do & I answered “both”, thinking that it would be modern history & ancient history. It turned out to be American history and Californian history. It explains a lot about Americans’ knowledge of the world.

I feel bad for the future USA watching this, as an Aussie, I know all these answers. I wasn't even looking at my screen for the Mississippi question and just naturally nailed it, it is even quiz/trivia night you go to.

You said 43 twice & I laughed both times in embarrassment for you. Btw I'm Australian & I can spell Mississippi backwards in about 2 seconds. The Arctic isn't a continent bcos there's no actual land mass above the water. It's all ice. Largest number is infinity but it isn't really a number, it's a concept. A googolplex perhaps. It's 10 to the power of [10 to the power of a hundred]. Now that is really big. As for the 69th president, he'll go down in history one day & I'm sure there'll be a lot of interesting asexual positions available. 😀 Will America exist by the 69th president is a bigger question?

Mate, I'm enjoying your vids - the 6x7 confusion and query was a hoot - I hope you see the irony. Good onya for showing an interest in other countries I'm sure your views will happily answer your questions and give you clarity. Hope you visit one day - we'll totally give you 5 star hospitality and show u all the good stuff.

Kudos for that thumbnail! It made me giggle 😁 I’m worried what to expect hehe

There is a new quiz show starting on TV here tomorrow (Australia) for high school students. In the advertising the quiz master asks one girl to name all the American states, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. She nails it perfectly in about 10 seconds! Alabama to Wyoming, straight through the list. Awesome!

Not being able to answer a simple question, because your mind has suddenly gone blank, is also known as a "Brain-fart" in OZ.

In the continents question, Ryan says "North America, South America", but they are the same continent, the whole is just "America". This leads to confusion because people in the US call their country "America", when America is the whole continent. So the continents are America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania, each represented by a circle in the Olympic Games' flag. What I learned at school was that the circles' colors represented each continent: Red for America (red-skinned people) Black for Africa (black-skinned people) Yellow for Asia (yellow-skinned people) Green for Europe (green fields) Blue for Oceania (surrounded by water) Antarctica is also a continent though basically no one lives there permanently.

I am from England and I am starting to feel sorry for you before I laugh at the video. Great video thank you

You need to see the video asking Americans to pick places on a map. One American points to us (Australia) and says we are North Korea and then his mate says we should invade. It's hilarious-but I am also thankful he isn't in charge.

Mate the irony of judging your fellow Americans for making states as continents and then naming Russia! LOL The only country acceptable as a continent is us here in Aus though most of the world refers to Oceania or the horrible Australasia. Better luck next time ;)

So enjoyed your video. You are so funny! ♥️

I actually chuckled at your reactions in this video!

I think one of those late night hosts did something with a map of the world and asked random people in the US to point to a continent. Some pointed to Japan and random islands on the map . When they were asked where they were on the map as in the US they were pointing everywhere but North America. It was terrible, some of the kids were better and were able to answer correctly- so there must be some improvement in the American education system but unfortunately there looks like there’s 2-3 generations of kids who unfortunately have been let down by the education system there. Oh by the way Antarctica is a continent because there is land under the ice but the Arctic isn’t because it’s all ice.

Who fought in the civil war? Soldiers I would have given her the money (and then some) for such a creative answer that was also technically correct...

Like I told you, you are funny. This time especially when you said "Please stop!", because that is my favourite movie meme! Please don't stop, though! 🤣

I really like your Clips. Gives me a feeling of being a genius😂

lmao . i love the way he just says 'yes' even when they are wrong... Just so nobody beats the shit out of him for telling them they are wrong i bet... 🤣🤣🤣🤣

My Mum always said they had to learn to spell ornithorhynchus as their spelling word. I have known how to spell it since I was six. To the uninitiated, it is a platypus.

43 omg haha…..love your vids! Keep the good work!

Hey Ryan, your expressions when they answers are so bad are outstanding!

I don’t think American young people are alone.

North pole is not a continent like Antarctica is, because it's not land mass.

I learnt how to spell Mississippi as a kid. Never been to America and now I'm 64, can still spell it.

Him: 6×7=43 Asian parents: so you have chosen death 💀

As a kid in Australia I also learned Mississippi… but it was M I double S, I double S, I double P, I 😂. Haha that brought back memories, have no idea why we were taught that.

Who fought in the Civil War? Parliamentarians and Royalists or course!

I think my favourite answer was to the question, “What is President Obama’s last name” to which the girl responded “Care”. She then proceeded to spell out c-a-r-e and said Obama Care. Hilarious!

You crack me up Ryan when I watch your videos well done :) I can tell you we here in Australia, seems like we know more about the USA than the people living there no joke. lol

This is not just a USA thing. We have thick heads in the UK. And so do many other supposedly educated countries. Don’t feel bad

I would have loved it if someone reply to the 60mph question as 96 kilometers.

So you have several channels! 😱 Got you. 🤘 Greetings from Germany.

i love this sh*t.... and how you messed 6x7 up...lol, you made my day! it just proves, US education is great :)

P.S. this 64 year old Aussie can spell the name of the river with 4 Ss & 2 Ps in it. These videos are a sad indictment of the U.S. education system. I've seen on where they were actually in a high school talking with year 10 through 12 students

This is why Aussies get away with saying we ride Roo's to school and so much more, it is how we say it that helps, but half the time it is the Yanks that ask us, if we really do XXX we just go with it keeping a straight face, affirm their assumptions, it is so much fun we have turned it into a great Aussie pass time.

The way you said "AFRICA" and I was like Oh bless him .He doesn't realize that they think Africa is a country lol..😂😂😂 Plus in the continents question, In Kenya We call them the Americas in plural not only because we have North and South but Also because America as a whole is a country. But this country is part of a continent. We have Canada too as part of North America. So I think it'll be wrong to count both North and South America as one continent.

Ryan you are so funny. Love your reaction.

They only travelled a mile in an hour as they caught all the red lights. 😂

"Who fought in the civil war ?," soldiers !, lmao, but she is correct.

You paused that video more times than I’ve been layed 😂

This is the funniest one yet 😂

Lol you're funny. As someone who has never been on friendly terms with maths, this resonated with me... It took you three attempts - the first two concluding with 43 (which weirds me out coz I'm pretty sure an even multiplied by an odd number always has an even numbered result?) and then roaring the fourth (thankfully, correct) answer out to the universe :D Great stuff! Legitimately :D

Omg I'm a genius I answered every question correct

hahahaha the 2 hours had me spit out my breakfast.. that was great!

Ryan how are you so sure about 6x7 being 43 😭😭😭🤣

It’s good to see you out there trying to educate your citizens 😳

Hey mate come across your video last month on Qantas Airlines, been watching ever since. You are definitely passionate about us Aussies, you have to get over here and check it out all out for yourself. By the way...Qantas stands for Queensland and Northern Territory Airway Service, otherwise we would actually spell it with a u lol. Safest airline in the world to date, thanks heaps for the entertainment mate, cheers Leigh

I love that he thought Russia was a continent and that the North pole should also be a continent (even though it's just water and floating ice). It shows that even relatively intelligent Americans still have serious gaps in their geography knowledge.

How many in a dozen...and the guy doing the reactions response is amazingly American when they don't know. "Don't you ever get donuts" 🤣🤣🤣

Look at the US vehicle importers guide to vehicles. Apparently in the USA there is a N for Night mode on automatic transmissions. 9 out of 10 Americans found that these imported cars could not be used at night but would work during the day when D for day mode was used. Apparently at night when N for night was selected the car would just sit there and not move and the engine would just rev

These types of videos need to be taken with a huge amount of scepticism. It's quite normal for people to suffer a brain freeze when asked pop questions they weren't expecting, even more so when under the pressure of being filmed, in public. Most of these people probably walked away and realised they did know the correct answer later on. We have no idea how many hundreds of people he interviewed and how many of them got all the questions correct easily but ended up on the cutting room floor. Do this in any country and interview enough people, you'll find enough dumb responses to make a decent length video out of it.

Love Ryan’s face, as he is listening to these people...😊

As a retired teacher, I would be interested in a comparison between British and Americans. And yes - you did say 43!!!

In NZ we had to learn to spell Mississippi. I new most of the answers. Hahaha Obama care love it.

I've just found your channel and I've been binge watching it! I absolutely love your reactions.

The dumbing down of the population is also occurring in Australia. English grammar is no longer taught at school and even most English teachers do not understand grammar. Television journalists constantly make basic mistakes such as using the singular form when they need to use the plural. “There is problems’ instead of the correct “There are problems.” An ignorant population where an opinion carries the same validity as a fact spells the destruction of democracy.

Don't worry too much Ryan, we have their exact equivalents here in Australia.

Ryan... Russia 🇷🇺 is a Country not a Continent.... replace that with Asia.... technically from the Ural mountain range in the West to the Pacific rim in the East, and then add in "Central Asia" - all the *stans, and the two subcontinental plates of India and Tibet, they are a sandwich India over Tibet over Asia heading north.

Somewhere in my life, I heard the phrase, “Mrs M, Mrs I, Mrs SSI, Mrs SSI Mrs PPI”. I’m Australian but that has never left me.

It hurts, enjoyablely so, but you're killing me😅

You can't stand dumb people. Your facial expressions are absolutely GOLD 😂👍🏻🏆

7 continents only for you guys 😜 In Italy we say 5 (I remember my elementary school teacher once told me to think about the symbol of the Olympics) but of course is something used conventionally. Wikipedia explains it better than me 🥹😅

I'm sure there must be some people in the US that made it to grade 3 general knowledge(most of this is grade one and two stuff). curious as to know how many people he interviewed got the answers right and did not make it to the final cut.

I pissed myself at “Care”. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

As a Canadian we know more about the states then Americans do We learnt this in public school

Mark Dice does great ones of these, usually records it at Venice Beach, California. A lot of the time, near the end of the video, he'll include a person, or people who know the answer, and they are invariably foreigners.

I’m an Aussie and even I know most of the questions about America! 😳

Thanks for making me feel a hellava lot smarter.

1 second ago This is scary that these folk are America's future....also, weirdly, here in the UK as kids we actually did do the spelling rhyme of Mississippi, except we said, em i, double ess, i double ess, I double pee, i.... I think it was a skipping game...it was so funny when you said 43 and was pretty smug about it too. Lol 😁

Yes in New Zealand we were taught the spelling of words like Mississippi with little poems to remember them. Not sure why but it something that stays in your head like chanting the maths times tables daily. They didn't do that when my kids were at school though.

Aw bless, you must be so proud. 👊

It's really interesting that you say ss and pp yet in Australia we say double s and double p

When I was 6yrs old my mother sent me into the butchers to get 1doz. Thick Beef Sausages. The butcher gave me my obligatory piece of Fritz and wrapped up the order. He said "tell your mum I've given her a butchers dozen" I said what's that? He laughed and said ask your mum when you get home. Of course I couldn't wait to find out. When I told my mother asked her she had me count the Sausages and there were 13. I knew because of eggs 12 were a dozen not 13. I never forgot, what had started as an adult joke about a butchers and a baker's dozen became my practical learning. After all that dribble, my point is perhaps practical learning is not happening any more......OR perhaps it's just not practical to know any of these particular things any more, certainly not of the top of your head 😉

I remember learning the continents in fourth grade (or earlier) -our school system should have a dedicated class though as I had to learn that on my own

I'm absolutely shooketh - LOL come on now!

mate, when i looked at the text books my dad had learn from in school and then compare them to the books i was taught from at the same age, they are literally worlds apart.. theres no way modern kids could probably handle them with all the social media distractions and other nonsense they have to deal with now days. and imo they seem to dumb down the education on offer every other year, its almost like they dont want educated people getting in their ways these days

I would be at my letterbox? 60 miles = 96.56km

I’ve always been able to spell Mississippi and when you kept saying 43 I kept shouting noooo it’s 42 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Mate, I'm 67 and we were taught to spell Mississippi in school. Was part of our spelling tests here in Australia.

I think when you ask people a random question (especially when they're being filmed) some people do get flustered - especially when the answer is stupidly obvious and you sort of start thinking you've misunderstood the question). It's sort of obvious with the Obama question, that he needlessly hurries him a long to help confuse him a bit more....

The last time I spoke to an American she thought Australia was Austria!🤺🇺🇸 42! 🇬🇧 12🤺🇦🇺