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it will be my "pleasiore"

Oh god its humpty dumpty

Man I wish I was there.

I love how in rules it says no toothpaste💀💀💀💀💀

say what you want about him, but he does seem to hold a genuine concern for his populations literacy rates, which is something to admire given the time period.

I tried crowdsurfing at the other side of the room for like 5 seconds during KOD but no one else did 🤣😔

thanks for uploading this, do you happen to have the genshin panel from sunday recorded as well?

thanks so much for this video!!

🔥🔥🤘🤘SIM!!!!!

What I found crazy is that Benedict Arnold is voiced by Andy Samberg. Who also played in Brooklyn Nine Nine. The voice is unrecognizable in my opinion

There's rules that America ironacly amplied those days : No Justice (there's a lot of police brutality, so the justice is not really here) No diversity (racism is still here and is pretty close to the case of justice). No science (in the conoravirus period at least).

As a Brit I can say that we do not brush our teeth with toothpaste but oil

"THIS IS LIKE, KING SHIT 101" had me dying😂😂😂😂

Discord mods when the meme you send is too loud

King James emphasizes with people who can’t read but not those who take issues with his rules.

Tell me its made by american "educated" people without telling me. 😂

Bruh gave me a palpatine vib

I can’t believe that’s Jake peralta.

“That’s like king shit 101”

i like that the ending when america was born and it all goes to shit immediately, i laughed because it was accurate

This is like the only time where i see an American movie making the British actual villans (Americans is everything ok?)

This is pretty much how I pictured the British monarchy in high school social studies.

The king maded me remember a Discord head moderator.

this is historically accurate trust me im british this is the things they teach in our schools

Though I do like following rules, those rules are worth throwing a fit over.

America got rid of a King so that they can implement a Slaver. I'm talking about the IRS of course.

Imagine thinking early Americans cared about diversity

What is this?

This is *so* British. “Look we posted the rules, what else do you want?”😂

As a British person I can confirm rule number 5 is our most important

Never understood why Benedict Arnold was a vampire

How can he not follow the rules that's like King sh*t 101

One of the more historically accurate netflix docs

What is this show called

cool animation but king George responded to the rebellion how any other country or leader would, if anything he wasn't as harsh as other kingdoms would have been. Think about it, imagine if puerto rico decided to rebel because of a soda tax, and go on to tar and feather your suporters. Then they throw rocks at soldiers until the soldiers shoot them and say it was a massacre. Then they dump millions in cargo into the ocean. They then start hoarding guns and developing malitias. The U.S would have been much more strict and put down the rebellion much faster. The british were somewhat leanent until the militas started forming.

Palpatine in a alternate universe be like

No toothpaste being one of the rules … certified British moment

which side was offering freedom to slaves again?

i am not saying its bad that they are doing this but i wonder what Americans would think if this was done to one of their important leaders

Where is this from.

No Representation No Liberty No Justice No Diversity No Science No Toothpaste No Dancing No Romcoms No Scrubs No Research

His chair makes the jetsons sky car noise?

Which film is this

Beauty art

Me every time I am the leader of the group

Hw dd ths nd up n my fead

"No diversity" "No science" Bald soy drinker "man" gonna cry.

They probably should have looked at a portrait of king George before drawing him and yes I understand it shows he is a king who doesn’t care much which I know that for what it is it makes sense but the real George the third had psychological problems and was actually not that involved in running the brittish empire due to this so that’s why his son ( later George the 4th, who actually the depiction here would be better of him ) was named prince regent ( although this was a bit later ) and even then it was at this time that the prime minister became more important at running things

No diversity? Seems like the King has the right idea!

Rule #4 based