As Al Murray says..its a good idea...thats got out of hand.

The 13 Hours that saved Britain, that's a good video

I've seen a few Americans now asking if racism in the UK has calmed . Thing is racism really isn't that bad when compared to America. Put it this way . A black person born in the US is an African American A black person in the UK is British. Never heard anyone of any creed or colour being called African British or Chinese British.. Although Americans are still yanks 🤣. People that are new to the country usually are described by where they came from

As a latino mixed Arab person in the uk, I can tell you only once a year I get a racist comment, when I visited Florida I got 2 comments in a week...

Good video. I admire the humility in your reaction. America, I believe, is a vast and beautiful country full of normal people who want to live normal, happy lives. Unfortunately I think there's mass brainwashing going on and most people don't even realise it. No matter what the media or politicians or Hollywood claim, t's not always necessary to be the winner (one will never learn humility otherwise) or the richest (there's more value in loving thy neighbour) or the buffest (puh-lease!) or the most beautiful (looks fade but character grows). America is supposed to be the land of the free, but how free are its citizens really when they are only ever one unlucky health condition away from complete bankruptcy? When people value the right to bear arms over their children's right to life? When full time service staff have to rely on tips because their employers pay them a pittance well below the national minimum wage and it's not against the law for them to do so? That's not freedom. That's slavery. Makes me spitting mad for my American cousins.

I'm sure America is full of normal people just trying to live their normal lives.... but all we get to see is a whole lot of f^cking crazy, seriously extreme crazy. Definitely agree with the teenager flexing muscles, needs a time out or something 🤣🤣

I've said it before - People like Americans . People don't like how America treats its people .

I'm surprised that none of the people interviewed mentioned the US gun laws and the terrible consequences they inflict on so many US citizens. Surely the endless gun massacres in the US, resulting often in children and young people dying, are one of the very worst things about that country!

I lived 18yrs in the US. What I struggled with was that I felt I was surrounded by far too many people who neither knew of or cared about anything beyond their own local base, and certainly not beyond their own national borders. I soon became disenfranchised, thinking why should I care about a people who couldn't care less about others. Of course, I knew people who didn't fit this mould, and they were the ones I would gravitate socially towards (esp. those who used to come to the Irish pub I used to watch the Premier League matches in, many of them became my friends). My American wife, who has lived with me back here (Greater Manchester) for now 19yrs, does not disagree. She is particularly embarrassed by the "WOOOH! WE'RE NUMBER ONE!" brigade who have zero frame of reference with any other nation. She also laughs it off when she hears her countryfolk claim racism isn't as bad there as here, though I think that at the moment a great many white people either side are trying a lot harder to be as accommodating as can be. It always struck me personally that black and white mostly represented two separate world's over there in a way not nearly so much here. Oh, and too many of your Republican politicians and supporters are utterly insane in a way that our Conservatives, whilst often deplorable, aren't.

After returning from America my colleague described it as Canada on Meth.

I think discrimination is definitely worse in America than the UK. Racism is very strict in the UK against any race or religion. America do need to try and sort this huge problem out starting with their police force

Where did she find these weirdos 😂. These folk are like no Brit I know lol

As a Canadian I agree with most in this video, I am never going back to visit worried about mass shootings or getting shot by a cop.

Black Lives Matter is not an organisation, but a concept. In the UK, racism is a shameful thing. Racists are disliked. Most people are not racist. We never had segregation here, a fact that shocked American soldiers in WWII, when they tried to throw black soldiers out of pubs and ended up in fights with the British. Here, you would never refer to someone as Asian or coloured. If someone is racist in public, someone will call them out on it. Any time racists have a protest, they will be outnumbered by the counter protest. We are appalled by the term African American. There is no equivalent term here. We are all just British. This is probably because black people have been part of Britain for thousands of years.

The impression i get from Americans is they love telling "their story", i think its linked to the idea of the American dream. The whole thing with racism with US compared to the UK, i think the US is more insular whereas the UK is more used to other cultures because we had an international empire.

Take a look at 9B4M family and International Carl, both are black Americans who have been living and working in the UK, the first for just over two years and the second for over ten years I believe, they can give a better idea about what they have experienced as black people living in another country to their home country, I think Carl has made a video about this topic and 9B4M Family have been asked and have answered questions about how they have coped with any racial differences between the US and UK in their end of year summary for each year they have been living here, I hope this helps. It's good to see you back, I don't expect things to be sorted just yet, but it's good to have you back and posting content :)

Definitely going to sub to patreon. You're such a wholesome man! Love your reactions. Scottish with American family, so lots of well wishes from this side of the pond 👍

We realise that during and after the war, it was thanks in great part to immigrants and other countries that helped us fight and also rebuild after, so I guess we aren’t as prejudiced as America.

A up SS, loved the format and vid. I have had friends in the US that i have sadly lost touch with after a death of a friend over there. One of the biggest issues when brits are asked about other countries is their view can be scewed by the media reprisentation of that country, not just the us, its the same with germany, france, pick a country. I enjoyed the, now commonplace on your channel, honesty in your reaction. america as a whole, media, reprisentation everying included would be there is a huge measure of social differences soley due to the size of america. I couldnt rightfully say what i think of america as a whole because of this divergence of character but the people i have spoke to and the things i have learned about those people I have found that they were polite, enthusiastic about anything they were doing and they grafted. this could be to the culture over there of everything has a monetairy value and thus everything needs money. one gentilman was of native american decent, when his ex wife couldnt take care of his daughter anymore he was required to go through the adoption system to care for his daughter. just to show an example of a difference to the uk, but again we don't have the same situation here in the uk, not saying its right but its different. of all the americans i have met I have found them really interesting to talk toand my friend over here in the uk is marrying a US ex pat in the future and i often speak with him and he is a highly intelligent and polite man who apologises way to much haha. people need to take measure of the people in the country they have spoke to and remember that the media always scews things one way or another and its exactly what the uk media does aswell. not too sure if that was on point with the vid but lack of sleep and head knackered due to MDD. have a great one man hope you and your family are doing well over there

There is r@cism here but nowhere near as bad as in USA

You will notice that your average Brit is articulate, educated and intelligent, well aware of what's happening in other countries. You also come across as above par with your average American.

I am British never been to America my opinions are dreadful politics, terrible gun laws, mass shootings, homelessness poverty racism worst, president, ever, Donald Trump. Huge wealth, gap dreadful health care system, terrible workers rights, biggest polluters in the world, Poor food standards, Great music, great films great TV brilliant universities great scientists friendly people

I am a white 100% English man and have grown up with many other cultures around me, still to this day I've not witnessed any racial acts against anybody (I'm not saying that it doesn't happen, ive just never seen it) My Race is Human and my religion is Love, pick the bones outta that one. One Love 🤜🏼💙🤛🏾

Watched it, liked it, done 😀 I think most of the people in the US do not know or understand how the rest of the world sees you. You, as a country, are not so great as you think you are.

Uk government and news go on more about antisematism but i dont see it on streets. Study 'windrush' in that things have gotten worse.

There's is obviously racism here but no where near the scale of the USA, not even close. The thing in this country is a class divide. The government take care of the rich and the working class stick with each other and the working class is made of many shades. Half of us have more in common with immigrants than we do with our politicians. I'd say the Muslim folk get the most abuse racially but the most of that was caused way back, Muslim folk were invited over and for some reason the governments involved didn't think about the MASSIVE culture clash that was about to happen. Different religions, languages, and culture, we were like aliens to each other, of course now time has passed and ppl know more now so it's not as bad but it's still there.

Hi James , love your channel. Slightly off topic but did you know that he Nursey rhyme ' A ring a ring of roses' that's been sung by many generations of children since the dark ages was all about the Bubonic plague that ravaged this country. Take care, Paul & Lyn from UK.

You have to remember that opinions will differ depending on where they go to ask them some places are far left some right like anywhere in the world so take it with a pinch of salt

Loving one's country is natural but no society is perfect. We should always be looking beyond our borders to compare how we live with other developed nations. Unfortunately it seems that many in the US are not at all well-informed in this way and so remain blind to the shameful injustices they're subjected to by those in power, especially when it comes to affordable healthcare and workers' rights to fair pay and conditions. It's encouraging to see you and some other American reactors responding with open minds to the perspectives and experience of the wider world. I love your videos, James, and will be continuing to support you as much as I can. Warm best wishes from the Great Southern Land... 🦘😊

How religious Americans are... it's almost finished in England now.

I agree with all this

To me, there are three parts to the USA: The country, the people, and the government. The country is the foundation of everything. It's beautiful (mostly), with plentiful resources. It's massive, which means plenty of space. The people are people with all the greatness and weaknesses that comes with it. Headlines are grabbed by tiny minorities, whilst the majority stand there bemused, wondering what's going on. I know a lot of Americans, and they are generally nice people. Some show faults and flaws, but hey, nobody is perfect. I'd rather have a bunch of Americans with me than people from certain other countries. Government is a problem. If it ran as intended 250 years ago, it would be great, but it has been taken over by corruption and extremism. Right and Left wing extremists have taken over and have polarised the people so that they have turned against each other. Remember that Hitler, Lenin and many others with extreme political views took power by controlling the media and education, and used group identity politics to marginalise the opposition. When that happened, it never ended well. I wish you well in the undeclared civil war that is happening for control of the government.

Why's that guy saying "not wearing facemasks" There's no evidence masks worn in real world situations. Also, different time zones isn't a valid criticism.

I have been here America a few times beautiful place lovely people ❤❤

Yeah this is filmed in Edinburgh where im from and we're mostly left leaning here

Your react is fascinating.

great video

I live in England and i like Americans, that video is quite old, recent ones are not quite s negative .

i love the usa from steve scott iv been there twice and i was made welcome love you all

Still have it but it's slightly has calmed really down

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We Brits have been hearing forever how America is the greatest country in the world. But that's just Americans being patriotic, something we in the UK are not allowed to be. And everytime there is yet another 'catastrophe' as there was in Memphis last week, then the U.S goes even further down in ours and the rest of the world's estimation. We're seeing here, videos of L.A. and San Francisco and around the U.S. West Coast, Third World tent cities of homeless people. And yet The U.S claims to be the richest country in the world. I think that your 2nd Ammendment is a problem to everyone else around the world. Do your people really need to visit Walmart with a military sized weapon strapped over their back while shopping. This frightens us. Iv'e visited the U.S six times and loved every moment. And I like how your people fly their flags, which we can't as it seemingly offends other people in our over crowded Island. So sadly no, America is not the great Nation it was once, but of course we would like to see it great again.

That's true we don't say black British their British like everyone else

The USA ? Vast and in a way `free.` But the only real difference between the freedom of a US citizen and a UK `subject` is the right to carry weapons ( of almost any size and description, it seems to me ). The Monarch is our Head of State, but this doesn`t impede our freedom in any meaningful way. It also seems a rather odd freedom to have - the right to bear arms. If us over here suddenly had that right bestowed upon us I`d never dare go out after dark, because we have not grown up with the access to weaponry available to our sundered kin yonder. We lack the experience of a gun culture. Americans, then, have the freedom to carry weapons whilst we have the freedom to walk our streets knowing that it is very unlikely we shall be coming across dangerous people armed to the teeth. I envy US citizens in a way, and am not ashamed to say it. Whilst we were a member state of the European Union I knew I was free to quit, cut out and drop out and just go wandering through Europe on a `grand tour.` Now I cannot. But US citizens may wander for thousands of miles unseen..... I wish I could do that. Essentially I feel suffocated now, in the UK. But I suppose I have one consolation. When I want to see a brand new building I can and when I want to see an 800 year old building I can...... But it`s not just the building, it`s the ideas that prevailed in that time reflected in the design and construction of these ancient walls around us. Having said that this applies all over continental Europe, in which I truly have lost out. I grew up in a small town where there`s a 1000 year old church. At one point some `postman` would have galloped on horseback up to its doors, dismounted and ran up the transept announcing the Fall of Constantinople. I appreciate England, knowing this. A chap in this video mentions New York. I`ve been to New York City. `a very friendly place to me. I know that it has quite the reputation amongst the rest of its fellows - Americans - of being rather an abrupt sort of place, and I did get a taste of that whilst I was there. It wasn`t long before Christmas, 1992 and I was on 5th Ave. I saw a exquizitely made and finished model of The Last Supper and knew someone back here in England that I`d have loved to have given as a gift..... so I went into the shop and asked the chap how much this object was on sale for. $5,000 - in 1992. Sadly I had to leave empty handed. But the fellla more or less said to me, "If you`re not going to buy anything from me, then get outof my store.` But I also found very friendly people. I went into a shop and asked for an iced tea- something I`d never heard of before. Everyone in the shop started darting about looking for the fridge in order to bring to me an iced tea. I met a cowboy truck driver from Los Angeles, and we regailed as to which of the two of us were furthest away from home. All I had to do was talk and I made friends.

you tell me .... that's how tis works.

There's something massively wrong when you have metal detectors in schools, people going to the cinema/show wanting an aisle seat for an easy escape. You have the Walk/Don't Walk thing which is pointless if you can't speak English Other than the obvious like guns/medical system, etc, I would add,....Not Putting the Full Price on Items in shops, if something says it's 9.99 i expect to pay 9.99 like the rest of the world, it's ridiculous. If the tax changes from one shop to the next then who cares? Shop 1 will sell for 10 and shop 2 will sell for 11 because of tax but In the US Shop 1 + 2 will show the same price in your system but the tax is still added on at the till so it's not like you're saving money

Not a BLM supporter, first and foremost but I think some people are being silly. I read a lot about people having issues with the name and claiming it’s exclusive and therefore being the antithesis of “inclusive” and it insinuating that other lives don’t matter lol. I’m wondering if those same people have a problem with the Jewish defence league? Does that insinuate that other religious groups aren’t worthy of being defended? Or they don’t matter?Is it a smack in the face to Christians and Muslims alike? Or how about if you donate to cancer trust? Are you insinuating that HIV doesn’t matter and doesn’t deserve donations? I mean where does end? It’s “Black lives matter” not “Only Black Lives Matter” get a grip ffs

Different time zones is a weird objection to living in a country. I mean yeah it's big, that's why. If you drive across Europe you also cross three time zones. I like America and identify the difference between the international entity, you know, the USA and its deep state, as opposed to the country itself, the people you meet if you go there. In fact I found Americans generally to be very charming, inquisitive, generous and caring. I relate to the idea of the USA being like a teenager; it's an analogy I use myself. If you think about European nations, they are mostly centuries old and although the current countries may not precisely reflect the true nations, these are still very old societies. Then you think of the most ancient, China. China is a wise old man, Europe is a middle aged adult, the USA is 18, full of spunk and nonsense and _look at me!_ To progress, regular Americans must take back their democracy. This is also true of the UK. When your system is ultimately bipartisan, the protagomists become, as you say, 'two wings of the same bird', or as we say in Scotland, _'twa cheeks o' the same erse'._ I believe we all need to make this happen pretty soon the world over, or bad people will take full control.

Black or white we could be brothers..

We never really had any racism just the minority trys to make out we are racist when if anyone is racist it will be found that those who labour on about racism you will probably find those are the racists and possibly they may even feel guilt over that and try to say we all are that way.

i'm not american but i don't understand why everyone blames trump for the stuff that was already happening before he took over obama was building the wall between mexico and the u. s.and then trump just took over

6:10sec.you best me to it..I live in 🇬🇧 I know all about it..plus a Certain person from a certain religion is at a top.and there's 🇺🇲 doing nothing about it..7:56sec trump wasn't that bad he was putting 🇺🇲 first as you should.plus putting tariffs on China with the only way out is if there's a War OR pandemic and low and behold we get covid and from which country it originated...Just saying...plus I could go on forever why they wanted trump out

Everything you think about the US is true - and so is the opposite.

Ask snowflakes questions and this is what you get

Facebook didn't like Trump so told everyone not to like Trump.

America is a great country of 2 parts part 1 is rich and successful part 2 is third world