Was incredibly drunk the other day and got my highest streak score by not looking and my partner describing it to me. Definitely my finest moment

Jack: "Where on earth is this" Me: *that's the entire purpose of the game*

Everyone: yeah I think its south Africa Jack: OH MY GOD ITS AN OSTRICH

11:54 I got died for that 💀

I don’t get why geoguesser content doesn’t do well- it’s literally the best

Jack: *Sees foreign language* Also Jack: Must be spain

I'm a South African I drove on that road it is cool to see what road you drove on in your videos

every map with a different language to english: jack: oo this feels like spain to me!

14:13 interestingly, the polish-lithuanian commonwealth lasted from 1569 to 1795 which was a union between the kingdom of poland and the grand duchy of lithuania so it kinda makes sense that they have similar cultures

Lithuania and Poland are indeed very similar and in no way we take it as offensive.

Hey Jack, I'm from Lithuania and at the end you said, that us and Poland have the same cultures. We are a bit similar, but it's still two different countries. Love from Lithuania!

8:41 Thats not a drawing of denmark, but an area in denmark lol. "Tåsinge".

Jack has had such a big improvement in his geography skills from his first ever video on this channel to this one.

Love how you got Denmark Norway then Sweden in a row

i love the geogussr vids jack tysm

After I lived in Singapore for 8 and a half years, as soon as I saw the people and area in the Singapore round I knew it was Singapore right away. But good on you for looking for signs, and finding that website name. Just a tip, if you're in an area with many Asian-looking people, but English text your best bet is to choose Singapore.

As a Singaporean myself, I have so many things to say about the Singapore round. 1. Jack, fish markets (the literal first thing you saw when the round started), are iconic to Singapore. As well as most East Asian countries. 2. Singapore uses QR Codes for payment in terms of Grab, PayLah!, Fave and others, as seen by the QR code in blue and red backgrounds at 2:34 3. Hawker Centers. That is the defining point. When you see a hawker centre with this many people, the place is damn well Singapore. 4. The non-halal return tray stands are also iconic to Singapore, as we always return our food to these stands after we are done eating. 5. THERE IS LITERALLY A SINGAPORE FLAG AT 2:57 PAY MORE ATTENTION, JACK 6. OK, the .sg gave it away. BUT THE FIRST 5, ESPECIALLY NUMBER 5, SHOULD HAVE INSTANTLY MADE YOU CLICK SINGAPORE I'm just a little biased as I am a Singaporean myself please don't kill me in the comments.

Jack, if you see a sign with the letter Ø ø on it, then it is extremely likely either that it is Denmark, Norway, or the Faroe Islands, because that letter is only used in Danish, Norwegian, and Faroese. I find that knowing about languages helps a lot.

You are my favorite KZfaqr and I love watching your videos and I also watch your videos every day and they also learn all 197 flags of the world and all 197 countries in the world and I go to 100% on both of them.

*kinda useful tip:* If there’s a lot of motorcycles everywhere and narrow streets, *it COULD* be Vietnam.

"It's like Spanish or Portuguese or something" I mean to be fair, French IS a Romance language. But not quite like the others. Big tip, a word that shows up often in French rounds is "Sortie", this means exit. If you see the word "Sortie" like on this sign, then it's French "prière de ne pas stationner" means "please do not park". "Please do not park" in Spanish would be "por favor no estacionar" or "no aparcar"

Finally new Geoguessr videos. Hope they do as well as the other videos so we get more.

This is one of my favourite channels on KZfaq right now, love geography and the world and these videos help expand my knowledge as well as being entertained, nice one Jack 🤘🏼

jack:im thinking of south america again also jack:m e x i c o

I was in that exact shopping center for Battle Royale Distance and yeah, it's Singapore. For future reference, 74 percent of Singapore is ethnically Chinese. This is actually why they were kicked out of Malaysia, the ruling nationalist United Malays National Organisation didn't want to deal with their race riots. On top of the fact they disagreed on several issues and Indonesia committed many bombing incidents there (they were against the formation of Malaysia). Little did Malaysia know, they would regret this as Singapore soared into an economic powerhouse with Lee Kuan Yew at the helm. 29 percent of Singapore speaks Mandarin, with over 48 percent speaking English. Other official languages are Tamil and Malay.

Can we talk about how Jack got the 3 Scandinavian countries back to back to back.

5:42 "Theres always bloody Coca Cola" Cracked me up

jack do a flag tier list!

Love the geoguessr videos Jack! I am glad to see another geogussr video

Yay Jack, I love your geoguessr videos. Keep it up.❤

I live in sweden and I freaking live in that house with that Sweden flag

The fact that he was so excited to see the ostrich just shows how I take seeing ostriches daily in south africa for granted

I’m always happy when he get South Africa right, and moreover he made it the thumbnail 🇿🇦

The shape you were saying was the shape of denmark, is a actually the shape of a little island underneath one of the main islands of denmark.

i love your videos

6:46 when you were looking around there I was like that looks so much like Ecuador I wonder where that is 😂

My best streak was 18 and I don’t think I’ll ever beat that. I got lucky with a few locations, including one where a lot of cars had gold-colored panels when I remembered from this channel is common in Ghana!

9:34 currently in stress, because it's clearly DENMARK, it has "Lundby" which is the definiton of danish, and "Æ" and "Ø", and only norway and Denmark (Some cases sweden) use that

That sign in denmark "børn på vej" basically means "watch out for the children"

11:10 That is south africa, the language on the sign is called afrikaans, native to South Africa. Plus you can see the areas details, it already looks like it

2:57 a legit Singapore flag right in front of his eyes

as a lithuanian, as soon as I saw that landscape and the big nests I knew it was Lithuania. the birds that live in those big nests are storks, and they also are the national symbol of Lithuania.

I love ur video

Jack can u pls bring back ur flag and map reacting vids they were awesome

No context jacksuckatlife clip right here 10:31

C'mon Jack. Stork nests over posts like that are a totally Lithuanian thing. The white stork is the national bird of Lithuania. And comparing Poland to Lithuania is the same thing as comparing Ireland to England. They are similar and they have a similar history, but they are not the same. I am just kidding of course :). Great video!

As a French speaker I was crying when you said it was Spanish or Italian 😂😂

2:26 once i saw that store, i knew it was a food court in singapore. 1/3 of the food courts have mini shops.

Hearing Jack try to read Afrikaans cracked me up 😂

" Somewhere in South America, Mexico or Brazil" Me: Has the Border between the Americas moved?

nice make more video like this

4:12 that's the most backrooms lookin geoguessr ever

Love that Jack is playing geoguessr again! I really enjoy the geoguessr vids

Having a nest on a pole is considered to be a sign of luck in Lithuania and if there's a nest on a roof it is said that those people have a good heart

Good job jack you are improving

0:55 I knew it was France because of the style that houses was, also the small street

Jack I love your geography content it made my grades go up to a A- in geography

11:44 colonilised

Love the GeoGuessr

8:33 it's not Denmark it's a smaller island under the middle island, it's also close to the city of Svendborg (they kinda own that island)

Hey Jack, i suggest to you, to learn the different road signs, e.g. the M for Motorway in the UK, to get another clue. Because in the Malaysian part, there was a blue sign with a yellow part on it, that market the national roads in Malaysia. Hope you find the comment. ❤️

Well, Poland and Lithuania were in a union from 1569 to 1795 so it would make sense if we're a bit similar. The stork nests kinda give it away though because storks are Lithuania's national birds.

I love your videos you are my favorite you tuber

When Denmark Came I Was Like: That Is My Home

9:50 Les go Norway, my country 😘

11:12 Jack mavelling at the 'African' tree...it's a weeping willow, we have those I the UK.

For future refrence with denmark, (since Im from there) we use our flag ALOT! If you have a birthday thats the flag you hang up on the wall, and they Can be found on busses too. If you are in copenhagen (Shelland) you Will find more cafés,houses,library’s,etc But if you are in Jylland,Århus,or Bornholm they use the color Yellow alot on houses. Here is some typical danish grocery stores for example: netto,rema 1000, Brugsen, and more

11:55 when you found that ostrich is my favorite moment 😂😂

5:06 aw that's sad

Reminds me of the days of lockdown where me and my friends would sit in a discord call and pretend to be doing schoolwork while we played country streak looking at one person's stream. Our best was 58!

"I'll go with Singapore, if I can find it to click" As someone who's lived in Singapore since 2010, I could not agree more

Crossing out town names as you leave and stork nests on lamp posts also happen in Portugal, and probably other places in Europe too, not just Poland.

Finally ! Jack makes geogusser who remembers the old days ! ☝️

4:46 the only country in Asia that still uses imperial units is Myanmar.

0:07 of the STONE😂😂😂😂😂😂

ijust found you and yo great btw love the accent

Poland and Lithuania were the same country (in a union) for hundreds of years, so it makes sense that they are culturally similar!

As a Lithuanian, I instantly felt that it was Lithuania. Great video anyways, keep it up.

4:43 That laugh 😂

This channel is my favourite because I’m so good at geography

10:14 I love his cackle And all the other times he does it

"I'm thinking NZ but it might be Scotland" That giant glowy thing in the sky: Am I a joke to you?

3:00, i was living here around 4 years ago, nice to be hit with nice memories

Good vid 👌👌

4:12 sus

4:41 Jack sings Rush E

Welcome back old Jack!!!!!!! Thank God you are back

I am from sweden and I subscribe to you and I like.

7:54 IS THAT A FNAF REFERENCE!?!?

What the heck! I live in Malaysia and i went to that road (4:58)a few days ago. What the heck! What are the odds?

9:00 remember danish plate is yellow

Need more geoguessers.

Jack has inspired me to try geoguessr And fail horribly But still try (:

As a Dane, i felt myself crying on the inside😂.To say it was obvious was an understatement. Almost all signs in Denmark with the name of a place have the nameplate detached from the frame of the sign.

In the Denmark round, the outline on that sign is not a wonky version of Jutland. It actually said it on the sign (but you'd have to be local to recognise it, I reckon - said the local😅); it is the island of Tåsinge. It is located near Svendborg on the south coast of Fyn/Funen (the middle "main part" of the country, between Jutland and Sealand).

8:53 - that's Denmark (i think) as the font on the sign is the same font they use in the shop flying tiger (which is in the UK) and flying tiger is in the UK and Denmark.

2:20 Jack: is it indonesia or singapore? *sad monaco noises*

10:42 Him:what is that Me:AREA 51

2:58 straight up flag😅🇸🇬

At 6:54 there’s a place like that in USA on the way from Michigan to Tennessee 6:54