As a Canadian I didn’t think 3/4 of these things were slangs

You can tell he’s Canadian because he knows how to land his “eh” naturally. Americans make me cringe when they say “eh” trying to sound Canadian.

You have no idea how many high school hockey boys talk like this. Seriously.

The Canadian accent comes into full effect when your hammered. Trust me

You know he's Canadian when he throws in a newfie joke

Will Arnett sounds like Seth rogen’s laugh just got a voice of its own

Also “bud” is a Canadian slang and he lands it perfectly xD

Just to clarify, a mickey doesn't only refer to crown royal. A mickey is just any 375ml bottle of liquor

Toque is a slang? I'm Canadian and I just thought it was a normal word. Edit: that's... a lot of likes. Never had this many before. Thanks!

The Canadian accent is also unique because it seems to get stronger the drunker you get.

I really enjoy that he casually said “Shinny” in a sentence without thinking and that one wasn’t on the definition list. For anyone wondering, it’s casual or pick up hockey.

Hoser: Back in the day before there were zambonis the losing team had to hose down the ice. They were called hosers....

We also refer to the U.S.A. as “the states”, never “America”. “Went to the states on the weekend, just given’er, turned out to be a total gong show.

The way he said, "Oh give'r" was so genuine, I felt obligated to go do something productive.

I’d also like to add; yeah, no. Means “I understand what you’re saying and agree that’s bull. (No)“ And no, yeah! Means “I understand what you’re saying, and I agree that that’s awesome! (Yes)”

Never realized how much Canadian slang i used, like literally almost all of these words i use daily lol.

My favourite part of this is the use of "bud". That's the most legit rural Canadian slang.

Honestly, as a Canadian, I thought Will Arnett was going to be yet another Canadian Hollywood actor who is out of touch with current Canadian culture... but he nailed it!

Bro as a Canadian, looking through the comments is pure gold--Americans will never know how beautiful these are

If you don’t know half of these you’re an urban Canadian if you know them all you’re a rural Canadian

It was actually refreshing to see a Canadian star be in touch with Canadian culture. Seems like most of them are Canadian by Birth Certificate only lol

i’ve never realized how canadian his voice sounded until right now

well, let's sit back and watch this with a bag of ketchup potato chips.

0:27 YO WINNIPEG TO PORTAGE!! It’s so cool seeing someone talk about our little city on such a big platform!!

I didn't know that kerfuffle was uniquely Canadian. That makes me happy, somehow.

As a Canadian, half of them I’m like “what” and the other half I’m like “Americans don’t say that???”

As soon as I heard hoser and 2-4 I immediately thought of the McKenzie brothers.

"Two eggs side-by-each on a pair of toast" 💯Canadian

My eyes: Will Arnett My ears: BoJack Horseman

He said "That's a Newfie joke eh" and the "Eh" just seemed so natural and not forced. So precious.

I didn’t know that gong show was uniquely Canadian. I thought everyone said that lol.

“Watch me spill a Double Double on my $3000 suit, eh? COME ON!!!”

Haha I love how it’s all related to drinking, smoking, fighting, hockey, and Tim hortons. That’s the prairies in a nutshell.

this is the only accurate canadian slang video i've seen

Moment he said giver, my beer magically opened

This reminds me of the good old days living in the prairies. City folk don’t really use most of these terms.

I didn't even know some of these were exclusively Canadian wtf

This is the most accurate Canadian slang video I’ve ever and will ever see

Love the accent and tone he throws in with his examples 😂 nails it

A rink rat is a person that works at the arena. I've never heard goal suck. I would use cherry picker instead.

This was the best explanation of Canadian slang ever. Also his accent is on point. 👌

I didn't even know we had our slang. Then I realized I actually know all of these.

I love how his accent comes out more and more as this goes on.

As an American I like Will Arnett more now that I know he's not American

He throws in a newfie joke... WOW

"do you guys not have that word down here?" SAME.

“That’s a Newfie joke eh” holy I was so shocked he knew that!!!!

As a Canadian, when someone says Bud after a sentence i just wanna laugh especially after a serious talk

I'm a Canadian in my 50's and I have never heard anyone use the term "hoser", except on SCTV

It’s pretty surreal eh, hearing a celebrity mention Portage La Prairie in a Vanity Fair interview, don’t ya think bud?

I've spent a decent amount of time in some mountain towns in western US and have heard most of these but I did not know some of them were Canadian phrases...always cool to learn more about that sort of thing.

Hoser is slang for loser. After a hockey match the losers have to hose down the ice.

My favourite is “May 2-4” which means the long weekend in May no matter what date Victoria Day falls on.

I COMPLETELY agree, I hate the word beanie

The touque was something that was SO said in my life in my American household with a Québeois mother. She LOVED hockey! She never cared about who won, just if they drew blood! We were a NYR unit, but would watched everything. My uncle, Guy, was a coach in the Detroit system. The signed sticks are priceless family heirlooms gone through the generations. I knew O Canada! before The Star Bangled Banner before kindergarten. I am middle aged and still get goosebumps singing O Canada! at our local AHL team. Hockey night in Canada with Don Cherry was our church.

I can't unsee BoJack every time he talks

As a Canadian I had no idea that half the stuff on this list was slang xD

HE KNOWS THAT PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE IS A PLACE?! Bless you Will ❤️ I’m a Manitoban and have never been more impressed

I feel like I’m hearing Bojack Horseman just talk about Canadian slang 😂

Hoser wasn’t used since 1979... when Bob and Doug McKenzie made an album.

To me, a winter hat is a toque and a hat with a propeller on top is a beanie.

Oh, Will, you slide into that Canadian accent hard when you wanna, eh? Sounds good on you, bud.

"My pogey came today so I'm off to the government store to buy a 2-4 and a micky then I'm off to the boys house to watch the game."

I’m British and we definitely use kerfuffle as well - I thought everyone used it!

Thank you! When Yanks say "beanie", I think of one of those little rainbow hats with a propeller on top!

Oh thank god this wasn’t a Toronto slang video

I loved this.. laughed my butt off! Some I haven't heard for years.. thanks for posting this!

Should have had Jared Kesso do it. "You're doing a video with Vanity" To Be Fairrrrr" the other dayyyy".

Never heard the term 'goal sucker' .... We actually call it a 'cherry picker' ... lol.

I always spelled it "Klicks" with a K because its based on Kilometers.

LOVE Will’s Newfie joke!!!!😂😂😂

One of the best in the series. The guys is at ease with the topic.

"Hey you hosers, pass me a serviette, eh - I just spilled my poutine on the Chesterfield"

Another important one is that Canadians never say the second T in Toronto, it’s Torono eh bud.

I had been to Toronto and Winnipeg recently and had seen this video before that. Was so happy hearing most of these words! Especially the eh , bud , timmies, loonies and toonies…..loved it ❤

"Put on your bunnyhug in the cold and bring me a Vi-Co before you go, my dear..."

"Hoser" always reminds me of The Adventures of Bob & Doug McKenzie: Strange Brew.

His voice sounds like he constantly needs to clear his throat lol

The most accurate one of these I've ever seen.

Thank you for this, it was all good!!

Use all of these in Manitoba! Still never heard someone seriously use the word hoser though

Out for a rip means going for a drive and doing nothing in particular

Fantastic! Thank you so much.

I adore that as the video went on his accent was more and more evident; like he was relaxing a bit.

I've lived in Canada for 25 years (since birth). The only times ive ever heard someone say Hoser is usually an american trying to make a canadian joke. I have never in my life heard a canadian say Hoser.

His Bojack is showing. The existential crisis is REAL.

the amount of slang that has traveled thanks to hockey. "boys that was an absolute gongshow on the ice im gonna go smoke a dart"

Will is gold in anything he does

As a Canadian didn't realize the rest of the world didn't use some of these words

The Canadian tradition of measuring distance by "beer"...I love my country

I spent most of my 20's not realizing they didn't use the term "pencil crayons" anywhere else.

I haven’t heard half of these and now I’m going to save this video to remind me of Canadian slang

I can’t believe I didn’t know he was Canadian. I’ve heard most of these, it’s funny that the states doesn’t have most of these words.

This is one of the most accurate Canadian slang videos I've seen so far.

I went to Canada to visit family last summer. It was awesome, loved it so much out on the boat, really givin er.

As an Albertan I seriously don’t think he has an accent, I understand everything he is saying

Huh, I wasn't aware kerfuffle was considered a Canadian thing. It's not used very frequently, but people in the states do use the word.

When I get mad in traffic: "Oh-kay there, bud!" When I get mad at my boyfriend: "Listen, buddy!" basically the Canadian Intensifies when I get angry 😂

This is perfect 👌🧡

He mentioned a few I didn't know...obviously some are regional, but he knew them all, so good on you Will!