Australians: *IT TOO HOT* British people: *....I haven’t seen the sun in 6 months*

The fact that june is winter for Australia and summer for the uk yet Australia it’s still hotter

Melbourne: the winter is so cold Canada: SAY WHAT?

me: is literally australian me: still watches the video anyway for my boy luke

Australia: People leave the club at 2 am Greece: People arrive at the club at 2 am 🇬🇷

“if you’re from africa why are you white” - karen

“In Australia alcohol is *SO* incredibly expensive!” *cries in swedish*

Fun fact: Sydney and Melbourne rank 3rd and 4th in the list of cities with largest foreign-born populations. I think we're a pretty diverse bunch! I'm sure you'll see it when you're in Melbourne this weekend 😄

Australia: *15 degrees in winter* “it’s so cold!” *wears jackets* Canada *-30 degrees in winter, is -5 one day* “Holy cow it’s really warm out today, eh bud?” *wears shorts*

I’m an American living in Australia. Melbourne has the strangest weather. One minute cold...one minute warm. Can literally go from 102F to 70F within minutes. Crazy. I do like the cool change in the evenings after a hot day. It’s refreshing.

Luke: Australia doesn’t really have seasons Canberra: -10 degrees in winter, 42 degrees in summer

Australia has no winter, England has no summer

as an aussie who spent most of my life in canberra it blows my MIND that foreigners dont know that we have snow/winter! we all wish we could be brissy but we just cant

Australia: we drink a lot Ireland: hold my guinness 🍻

Australia: endless rules England: endless rain

Everything is so expensive here because we have to import most things (that Australia's natural resources do not provide) from overseas - and it takes a bloody long time to do so.

heyyyyy Im South African too, your accent is so strong I never guessed!!!

In the US, there’s different levels of kindness based on the state you’re visiting. I live in Texas and people are generally very kind in southern states (southerners call it southern hospitality) but of course, some visitors have upsetting experiences with rude and judgmental people down here. In the northern states (states like New York and Illinois), people tend to be more “real” rather than friendly and I believe it has to do with the hard-working nature of northern individuals. People are also pretty open almost everywhere in the US and tend to over share, which I love. Come visit us sometime! :)

"People love to complain and talk about the weather" Welcome to Ireland Luke!! :)

Luke: "Australia is so expensive, I'd feel bad for the foreigners coming here" Me: "Hold my Swiss passport and living!" 😂

dude australia is LITERALLY like brazil, but u guys have better quality of life HAHAHAHAHAHA CRYING

In Ireland the weather is all we talk about!! We literally get the four seasons in one day 😫 even today!

"Wow I am about to offend a bunch of Australians and enlighten a bunch of foreigners" ~Luke 😂😂😂 Love ya🖤

Australians: It's the winter but like 37 degrees. Canadians: It's -23 degrees in April...

climate changing really affecting this weather tho

first of all ur editing? amazing. ad placement? i see uuu! love thisss! subscribeddd

I loved this video 💛💛💛 I've been really curious about other countries compared to America

I live in France ! We have the strongest seasonal changes, and rn we're in summer and it's BOILING hot :,)) (at least in my region !)

TBH i feel like Brisbane is the whitest of the big three city's in Australia. Melbourne is well known for being the most multicultural city and (as someone who lives in Sydney) we have so many people of all different races and cultural back grounds, like there are more asian kids in my year that white ones, so i think its just a Brisbane/gold coast thing

“I know the racism in America is insane” Me, American: Cries in Spanish 😭

Very interesting to learn some things about Australia .I like how some ideas I had about it have been clarified

I have been in Australia 30 years and have NEVER heard 'Traino'.

No joke In my town (in Australia) we had emus and kangaroos walking around town. It is not uncommon to see kangaroos lying on ovals. Also, you have to be careful of kangaroos because you will hit them if you are driving on to somewhere else. I live in the middle of Australia. 😁 great video!!

Australia: its cold :25 Celsius. British people: it is boiling I am going to die

I always make sure to never skip your ads. Get that coin, sis!

This is such a cool video. I actually learned a lot about Australia that I didn't know

About the diversity thing, that's just because you are in Queensland. I know you've said you went to Sydney but I doubt you've gone to the western suburbs where it is very diverse

Oooh 😯wow! Ok that's what your 'weather' is like. We have at least 2 seasons here in Chicago♥️ Winter & Summer.

The driver licence stuff changes depending on which state you live in, in the NT you have your Ls for 6 months before you can go for your Ps and we don't have the red and green stuff you're just on them for 2 years before you can go on your full licence. So the earliest you can have your opens is 18 and 6 months. Also the diversity changes between states.

I miss Australia so much, especially the kind-hearted people 😖♥️ so much more relaxed and friendly to strangers than us here in Germany. Then again we have the most liberal drinking laws ever and booze is cheap lol

Hi! I'm African, from Nigeria to be precise, and i'll be moving to Brisbane in January next year, just came across your page and it was enlightening, just subscribed and can't wait for more fun videos!!!

I'm in college in the US thinking of possibly moving to Australia after I graduate. i love this video, you make me feel a little more comfortable about moving there!!! thanks!! (also I'm from the snowiest city in the US where it often is -20F in the winter so the weather in Australia seems like a win for me lmao)

this was actually such a fun video like i didn’t even blink watching this, i was so entranced

Very interested in more content regarding South Africa and/or Australia! I love travelling and would love to visit both countries some day so any info is really great 🌻

I’m from Melbourne, Australia and it’s sooooo cold here!! You're very lucky 😊

You forgot to mention Australia’s obsession with sport lol

I really enjoyed this video as a South African who has travelled to Australia for 2 months! All very accurate

Such a good video! Very informative and entertaining.Keep it up!

It's sometimes minus 25 degrees here in Finland in the winter and it's so wild that it could be plus 25 there 😂😂😂

"You get a hot summer and a slightly less hot summer" Me: *Books flight*

This was insightful I really like this video! ❤️😊🇦🇺

Thank you your video is fantastic it’s answered all my questions. Love Australia love to move near future.

The king uploaded, I’m heree 👩‍💻👑

Come down to Tasmania , and you will get 4 seasons in one day lol 😂

You did a really good job at describing the seasons and temperature in Australia!

I'm a simple person. I see a Luke Alexander notification, I click on it

It’s absolute hell in summer, so depressing to watch our country burn.

I used to live in bahrain but I’ve since moved to Ireland and BOY is the weather polar opposites

Love this! Another great vid!🖤

This makes so much sense!!! I’ve been watching your vids for the past month and I’ve been trying pick where you are from or where u live lol coz I hear some Australian but it’s not very distinct so I got confused and I thought my I lost my ability to pick out fellow Australians

i love video like this 💛 please do more haha

I live in the U.S. and it sounds strange to me that our summers are your winters and that our winters are your summers. Science is very fascinating!

Thoroughly enjoyed Luke! ❤️❤️❤️

I love how you speak/pronounce fast but also very clearly.

Is it just me or does he talk really fast 😂

I hear you about the sun, UV index, and heat. Most of the time it’s between 29.4°C ,and 34°C is considered a high day...but the difference is that our humidity is around 65%-85%...so it’s pretty miserable. Unfortunately, it doesn’t really get cold anymore...at sea level, 15°C is about as cold as it gets. We do have snow, but usually only in the mountain tops...so I have friend who’ve gone snowboarding in the morning and surfing in the afternoon. Oh yeah, I call Hawai’i home. 😁 The racism in America is HORRIBLE...it really was getting better until January 2017...since then it’s been getting worse and worse, and it’s REALLY bad right now. 😡 I consider myself VERY lucky that I live on a rock in the middle of the ocean. Hawai’i is so diverse that we really don’t have racism here. Thankfully, we also don’t really have homophobia here...even my really effeminate friends rate our homophobia at a 2-3 with 10 being homophobia in the American South...and 1 being homophobia in West Hollywood. Hehe.

Hey Luke. I thoroughly enjoyed this video!! I live Cape Town with my better half - we are planning on moving to Australia (if we can get a visa and this pandemic is under control :D). You are one of the first people that actually gives good and bad opinions about Australia. Not going to lie, what you said about the sun, and the cost of living, was pretty scary. Haha. Anyway, would really love another video where you maybe go into some more detail? I'm pretty sure there are tons of people who agree with me - you also seemed to get A LOT of interest on this video. Please also try go into a little more detail between the differences between here and there (and the pros/cons for someone moving there). Thanks so much!

Yes love the video very informative thinking of migrating to western Australian with my family any tips Or advice?? And do make another video like this please .

I'm from NY I've always wanted to move to Australia. It's too cold in NY😭😭

South Africans : Howzit bruh.6 months in Australia : Oi mate !

Hey! Thanks for the informative video! what's the fashion scene like in Australia? especially for uni students!

Hi! I’m planning to venture out to the country from the States towards the end of the year. I’ve been in TX most of my life so I’m used to the heat (although it might be a different type of heat). Being able to work for anywhere I’m flexible as far as dates & cities go. Do y’all have any recommendations? Genuinely asking. Your feedback will be greatly appreciated. I’ve between Gold Coast, Melbourne, Perth, and Sydney. Also, if y’all know the current state of the country I’d love to hear about it. I’m doing so much research before I relocate.

I love the font you used at 2:18

I'm from Johannesburg South Africa, it's winter now and it's fricken cold

In Ireland it’s freezing all the time. I’m always cold in even in the summer when it gets better. People will be in their shorts and I’m wearing a big winter coat. Especially since Ive been fortunate to spend time in really hot countries so that probably is one of the reasons why I have a high heat tolerance.

Speaking so fastly...please breath 🤣👍👍👍Thanks for sharing impressions !

OMG. I'm from Canada and I'm going on a working holiday to Brisbane, I will be there on Wednesday. Lets me up!!! You seem so cool!!!

Aussie person here. I would like to just give some info from a different part of the country. I live in the southern region of Australia, and I live inland. Our winters drop down to -5c and there are absolutely areas of this country that get snow every single winter, our summers can peak around 45c and its really dry dry heat so unlike most of the country, which is generally located on the coastal regions we dont get that same humidity. Clubs have been doing door charges for decades, going back at least as far as the 80s-90s where the door charge would be around $10 for clubs in Sydney. Spiders and snakes are definitely more prevalent in the country/regional centers of the country.

the seasonal changes in germany are INSANE!!!!! it’s 38 degrees rn ( june ) and in winter it normally gets like 5 degrees. love that

This is a really educational video! Thank you so very much Luke! Me and my fiance are actually looking at AU as a place to move to in the future. Mostly because of loving hot/humid weather all year around. ✌🏼 But, one funny thing about the pricing you are "complaining" about, is that, when compared to Sweden (where we currently reside), literally everything is cheaper! 😱 So, yeah, seems like a no-brainer for us! Thank you once again, for this fun and informative video! #kudos

When you make it big you should do a video doc where you live in America for a few months and then compare it to living in the other countries you have lived in. Compare political climates, lifestyle, trends, etc. Could be very very interesting

Great now I kind of want to go to Australia (but honestly it's because you are there) and Johannesburg!! Uruguay it's great but honestly nobody knows nothing about us🤷 Also I would love to see a video about Johannesburg only!! Love u Luke💛💛💛

Plz make another vid love this so informative!! Love yaaa Luke

Here in Canada there's a very diverse population, and people are very very friendly, you can start a conversation with anyone on the street walking by

Hello Luke! I'm American myself and rasicm is intense here, like ever since Trump was "elected" as president things has gone out of hands. Mass shootings, protest about immigrants etc. Living here in the US is like the purge, you have to fight your way through whether is health care, equality, education and so much more.

Make a video about university differences in Australia versus America!!!

Hey Luke! Your video was very insightful and interesting ❤ im from Canada and I was actually thinking of working in Australia after my undergrad , what kind of jobs do foreigners/ expat find in Australia?? Also i heard the cafe culture there is different.Anyway thanks for this vid and cant wait for your next one 💕💕💕

Hey! I’ve a question. Do the conditions are still same now?

Could we get a video about life in SA?

I live in Canberra, Australia and it is actually freezing here in winter.

Is it true that if you have Down Syndrome you can not get citizenship if you move there. My son has DS and I have been told he can not get citizenship if we relocated there

I'm a couple hours from Brisbane and you summed up Queenslands weather perfectly - insanely hot & humid in summer and just a bit less so in winter 😂

Im irish and 24 degrees is absolute PEAK summer. Its rained every day in june so far ✌️

hahhahaha when he was like "yeah it's 24 degrees outside, pretty warm," I literally out loud was like "are you kidding?! 24 DEGREES?! How are you not frozen?!!!!" and that is when I realized how American I am, and I don't understand celsius... lol, luv u luke

Omg u educate me so well!!

In America people in bigger cities tend to not be very nice, but in more rural areas people walking down the street do say hi to each other. Depends on the state you're in as well, but like NYC people are to themselves and not kind at all (imo), but in rural Ohio where I'm from most people are generally kind and friendly.

Australia: *its better than being in constant cold* UK: *you have no idea*

WOW I had no idea about the clubs. I've never been to one before. (:

I'm really new to the channel and I have just subscribe. and I just wanted to say love the content I can relate to this because I moved from Africa to Canada.

ok i’m sorry but YOUVE BEEN GLOWING in ur last few vids! ✨✨✨✨ okkkkk sir!