Actually pretty true

lol true

I'm a UK resident, the British make out I'm paranoid, but I just view it as pure embarrassment. Like the embarrassment you'd feel when the toilet is blocked up with a curling turd and its not my fault.

To be fair the British did make GTA so that technically is how they see them.

Yeah I live near Manchester and it's a shit hole!He should do a video with everyone from the north west and compare the stereotypes with the ones from London.

Pierzing.glint1sh7 😂Yeah I'm from Bolton.Im sure he would get the shock of his life!

You complain about stereotyping and yet there you are stereotyping. North England is greater than the south in my opinion and it would thus seem that England is the best country in the World if you saw the country life.

Hi. This American wonders where someone from England would go for a similar video if they came to my country? I'm betting it would not be where I live. Everyone in my country is not like someone from New York, Los Angeles, etcetera. I'd be willing to bet those are the cities where an interview would be filmed.

Angela Sedgwick We grow up thinking Americans are stupid lazy gun slingers You might have grown up thinking British people are posh stuck up and clever If we went to New York or LA it would actually disprove that stereotype of Americans And this guy in the video only went to london where people can be very much to the stereotype. I get what you're trying to say but my point is and was from the start, go somewhere that gives you actually something to learn, in other words, go somewhere that disproves the stereotype!

+Daris Avalos Don't judge a whole nation by some people haha :)

Football_is_my_life oh no never, that's why I was talking about everyone who participated in that video, so what I took from it was that not ALL do, but the majority yes. :)

Football_is_my_life Yes exactly there are egocentric people everywhere we go, I couldn't agree more

California is more egotistical than any other state I have been to

Bahama Lynn Sawdin I'm glad you've established an opinion

In the US being cheeky is called being a smartass lol.

+Benjamin Wood yeah basically the same then.

+Benjamin Wood I've never heard anyone ever call anyone cheeky

Benjamin Wood I was even surprised they don't use the word banter because there's no other word with that same meaning.

YangSing1 I have heard the word banter used in America just not nearly as much as they use it in the UK.

HAHAHAHAHAHA

What do you do that you travel all over Europe?

[Coughs loudly] CALI CARTEL COUGH COUGH!!

TheYafaShow We Just Say 'Taking The Mick' Most Of The Time

TheYafaShow British are very eady going and open people.

No because half of North Wales there are lots of Scousers. That's why it was difficult for you to understand.

sijoka2008 thank you from a cardiffian best best football team in Wales

They aren't though, and haven't been for a long time.They have been in the shadow of Swansea for almost a decade now.

The word 'banter' is more commonly associated as a British used term, and after talking to other Americans, they've even said that banter is used a lot lot more in the UK.

DaWhiteWolffie in understand what you mean but if you come to England I can guess it is used over here a lot more, and has a lot of different interpretations

Cool x)

I KNOW! That bothered me....known what that is since childhood :/

Dude. Tea bags have always been viewed as the best invention. The only good things Americans did.

Hahaha

obesitytravels I lived in England from '65-'67. Tea bags were not "always viewed as the best invention". "It was Tetley in 1953 that drove the introduction of tea bags in Britain, but other companies soon caught up. In the early 1960s, tea bags made up less than 3 per cent of the British market, but this has been growing steadily ever since." www.tea.co.uk/the-history-of-the-tea-bag

dimbulb23 tea bags were invented by the Americans in the 1800s. They were used frequently. During the war they were fazed out for the original tea leaves (because they could be reused several times so it helped with the rationing). It takes people a while to change but we all accept tea bags as the best thing since sliced bread!

I agree. I never drink tea.

Michael Purser I agree about Scotland I sometimes feel like escaping to them cheap house prices

Michael Purser Northern Ireland lol

+eve khan I am from New Orleans in the U.S. and I absolutely cringe when I see anything about my city on T.V. or internet. Just as it is here, they pick the worst people to interview, and stereotype everything! They try to portray us all as Cajuns with alligators roaming around, and Mardi Grass parades all the time lol. It's hilarious!

@@rachstone9491 cheaper house prices are always said by people from London,or other parts of England but they may want to mention at the same time, that the reason why people in London ALL get paid more than the rest of the country, if they don't They will get pushed out to the places your talking about cos that's where the council /cheapest housing is, very often substandard delapidated ,and then the only people who are beneficial from that is the people who own the land (Westminster)it's exactly what it is happening to the poorest people in Wales but it's just in a different type of landscape, the Gentrification=Urban Sprawl , that is why It's so cheap to live in parts of the Welsh (and though I don't know I Imagine it's pretty similar up in Scotland),It is always why the English in Southeast specifically countryside is a Jewel of the country, and parts of the South Wales Valleys are only just coming back from economic ruin, So all I'm saying house prices are always related to average wages of the particular area so actually the reasons for Some Welsh and Scottish housing being cheaper than Some parts of England is cos they are areas of lower economic development than other house prices correspond with income and tax band (not how nice is the house it's how nice is the area)

"English thinks themselves being superior!"..wow thats how Winston Churchill thought.. Their cheeky and banter stuffs are called Racism in America.. Politeness of English people🤔 seriously?how come I see different characters in UK big brother show?? As an Indian lived in both UK and USA ,I feel Americans are most friendly and welcoming people compared to UK citizens (except London,as it is a metropolitan city)

+Fighting Force You can't compare the Brits of WW2 to the Brits of today though....that was a fucking long time ago. And modern day Europeans have been wussified too. Also, are you trying to take credit for WW2?(in your last sentence) As it is believed by many historians that had the Germans went on with operation sea-loin instead of operation barbarossa, the brits would have been easily defeated. Germany was up against almost the entire world(German allies were either incompetent in case of Italy or too far away to be of any help in case of Japan). I respect and like Britain(you Brits are well respected here in Pakistan and Stephen Hawkins is one of my favorite scientists) But I get annoyed when you guys try to take credit for everything under the sun(no offence intended).

True 😉

+Omair Iqbal Nope, you have the wrong end of the stick. He(?) is saying that the British had a terrible time during WW2, which came so soon after WW1 but that our spirit was not broken.

+solatiumz But if the Americans hadn't hd joined the allies, then Germany would have taken all of Europe, while Japan would have taken over all of Asia.

solatiumz OK well we came into the war because they attacked Pearl Harbor. We gave Russia trains, tanks, and jeeps to keep them in the fight. The British attacks against Germany were not going very well and so when we joined together we started beating them, not to mention the dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan was the decisive factor for Japan to surrender.

3 years later, you over here yet?

Yeah

No

The cheeky thing about Nandos is that it places itself a cut above fried chicken because it's branded as a Portuguese restaurant doing authentic grilled spicy chicken. The fact that their menu is covered cheeky British humour is how they say with a wink "yeah you've really just gone for chicken, fries and bottomless soda but let's keep it our little secret ;)"

Digital Down no one says that

ben bieber maybe not all of America, but where I’m from people say it all the time.

+Gena Brigham its not we say it in American all the time

Credo Hristos I'm English but I don't blame you for thinking that

Credo Hristos everyone racist not just in UK and rude sometimes.

Credo. I think you're a complete twat! No one is making you stay here??? I would think by the way you insult the British you're probably jealous. And you come across as being two faced and rude. I bet everyone hates you at work?

OH yeah and as one of the women say dry witted.

Not all countries are created equal, let's be honest, Britain is far superior to most countries on earth.

It's a matter of oppinion I guess

Fran Camino no it isn't

In which aspects Britain is far superior to most countries on earth?. Which countries do you know or have lived to get to that conclusion?.

J A lol America, China, Russia can easily wipe your country out of the map, I think Germany almost successfully did it in WW2

The best? In what way exactly?

+Abdul Basit you suffer from severe brain damage ...

+Abdul Basit Powerful? What for?

Thor Mentha Military and economy.

Benjamin Wood What for? You're a poor country with millions living in RVs...

therebinthe queues are normally not that long here tbh, its just an alternative as to how many people just walk up to the till, even when there are other people waiting (I always get really shocked when I go abroad and people queue jump, it just goes against all British morals...).

therebinthe as opposed to what? everyone clamouring round the till and fighting to get served lol?

Ironic

Shona xo Nah we talk about how shit it is until someone from anywhere else agrees with us then we're suddenly the most patriotic in the world 😂

Rach Stone that's actually so true 😂

+Oonagh Parkinson Except when we are the same.

Yeah, that's around Sloane Square, isn't it? This is like basing your view of the US on chatting to a few residents of the Upper East Side of New York.

You know, watching all the videos about what one country thinks of another, I had the same thought. We stereotype entire countries, but WITHIN those countries are many different cultures. I live in New Orleans, and have hardly anything in common with say, a person from Idaho LOL! COMPLETELY different way of life and speaking.

Good for the interviewer

Alyssa Waters Nando’s is a restaurant

Das_Gaming_Syndrom Everywhere else in the UK: don't ever pass another person on the street to be courtious to 😂

Face. I would bet it comes from 'tounge in cheeck' - when you're dancing on the line between insulting and funny.