Since you asked: Americans did fight in Europe, but the main enemy of the U.S. in the war was Japan (hence the bomb). If you remember the bit at the first Hydra base where the one guy looks at the other and says, "What, are we taking everybody?" That's not just run-of-the-mill racism, it was specifically because the other guy was Japanese. He responded "I'm from Fresno" (city in California) to emphasize he was a U.S. citizen and they were on the same side.
lmao in history class in england/the uk we don’t really do a lot of american history for gcse but even i knew that they joined in 1941 December and they also joined late in WW1 too
Dude Avengers 1 when it came out??? Insane movie. There was nothing like it that I had ever seen. Weaving so many awesome characters and stories into one movie like that was just incredibly well done. Can't wait to see you experience it.
Technically they could've been saying hail to the other guy, but in terms of "lore" Hydra is a separate group within them founded by the Red Skull. Some of it was explained in the movie, basically they are following his ambitions for artifacts like the Teseract (blue cube) and world domination.
ye Red skull actually states at a few points he finds hitlers ambition and obsession [meaning his insane racism and facsination with magic over science] very annoying and childish because the red skull thinks science is the way and that there is no spiritual side to things which in the mcu means he kinda done for but ye hydra is completely separate while some members still do think their superior its more based on the fact their mostly science experiments and geniuses so are technically better in some area's which is why they hate having to work for the Nazi party because to hydra they are a bunch of savages masquading as better then everyone else
6:30 America was mostly active in the Pacific theater in WW2 where they fought mostly Japan. America joined largely because of the bombing of pearl harbor and after pushing japan back over the course of WW2, they ended their side of the war by dropping 2 atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I could go on about so much since I love history but that's basically a brief summary of what America was doing.
That's what I'm saying! I gotta 100% my PC vollume to hear what's going on, my man needs to up his volume otherwise it'll be like reacting to a silent movie.
21:30 it's not actually a magnet, the serum he took to become captain america actually enhanced his brain/mind too, he can make very precise calculations and can predict the trajectory of his shield when he throws it, so it can come back to him
With the Avengers coming out in 2012, I believe the first captain America came out in 2011. So to be exact, 1942-2011, 69 years was how long cap was asleep. Damn. He missed more than just that dance as we’ll find out in his next solo movie.
The movie took place over a period of 3 years, which passed during the two montages. In avengers endgame, Cap is leading a support group, and says, "when I went into the ice in '45...". Don't know why they had Fury saying "almost 70 years" though lol.
Captain America is my favorite avenger. I tend to love lawfully good protagonists. And he basically symbolizes what America was supposed to be. Key words supposed to
Hayley Atwell played Peggy Carter, really nailed it, and got a TV series with Dominic Cooper who played Howard Stark for 2 seasons of Agent Carter. Was a really fun show that kind of showed off the early workings of SHIELD. IDK if it's react worthy but it's definitely entertaining enough to watch
@@NuggetGXYeah technically not, but I like to think of that and agents of shield as canon, since there’s nothing that really contradicts the mcu in those shows
Nukes don’t detonate on impact. They actually have an altimeter to know what altitude it’s at to detonate 5,000-10,000 feet in the air, causing a more massive detonation.
While Superman and Spider-man are my favorite super heroes from comics, Captain America is easily my favorite from the movies. Everyone else is complicated and has all sorts of baggage (Iron Man is someone who is atoning for his past of selling weapons, Thor is an egotistical prince who has to learn humility and service to others, Hulk is unable to control his rage, etc etc) but Cap is just a good man doing his best to do the right thing. And Chris Evans plays him so well and gives him so much heart.
My grandfather was in Japan after the bomb was dropped. He never talked about what he saw and experienced there. They truly are heroes for the world we live in now.
10:52 personally I like a man who can look at the darkest parts of my past and yet can still see the light and beauty in me even when I can't see it myself
Oh my gosh, you reacting to Disney movies would be so lit!!! Geez, I just watched a little further and you not knowing that the US was even in WWII is killing me just a little bit inside LOL Despite the accent, I forget to consider you're British sometimes during your reactions to American movies/shows. To be fair though, I guess I don't know too much about specific contributions England had during the war, so I can't expect more than that out of you for America. I definitely know y'all were one of the major Allied powers though! haha (The most specific thing that comes to mind to me for Great Britain is "Keep Calm & Carry On" and the context surrounding that.)
Didn't really think about how this movie would be viewed by you given Britain and America's different cultures. But the answer to your question about not understanding why people really want to fight for the country is honestly just that, a cultural difference. Personally I can't see why someone wouldn't want to fight for their country, but again different cultures
Also hearing stuff like "What did America do in world war 2" is so jarring, in America we're taught about everything we did in WW2. And we did a lot, I'd ask "What did Britain do in WW2?" And be in the same situation because they don't really teach what Europe did in WW2 here, just what America did
It's so weird to realize that people don't know what happened in WW1 and 2. The world wars are right up there with the birth of Jesus Christ himself for the most influential events in human history.
@@Yo42169 America didnt join until the middle/later in the war, but Americans are taught that “All hope was lost, the forces of good were losing. Until in a beam of holy light the great America arrived single handedly pushing back the evil Nazis and winning the war near immediately after joining.” That is pretty much the narrative that we are taught at American schools.
All these movies are good and very important to future events. So try not to wait to long so you can piece them together easier. We had to wait a long time for each movie and had to watch them numerous times to figure it out because of the time gaps. Just my advice to you.
Duuuude. I'd expect the UK school system to do a bit better on WW2 since the whole country's obsessed with it. "Finest hour" and all that. 😂 Worth noting that Steve signs up to fight against the Nazis rather than for his country, but ideally what your country does for you is provide you with education, healthcare and democracy. Although any young people in the UK have a right to feel fucked over right now.
Why so many people acting like Don should automatically know this shit about America specifically. He's British- Isn't one of the most controversial things of British Education the curriculum that they cover for their History?
Bro your honestly one of the best reaction youtubers i know, i love your content so much i always watch your stuff as soon as possible and i hope you do well, get to a mil soon cuz you prolly will… much love bro
What happen in Ironman and the hulk has alot to do with this movie both movie is connected to Captain America the hulk was made from that very same serum but they used gamma radiation for bruce so it was not successful in making a super soldier and that glowing cube is what Tony arc reactor energy is based off of you can hear the same sound when they charge up to Blass energy beems
There was a lot of pro-Nazi sentiment here in the USA before it became obvious how horrible Hitler was. In fact, where I'm living in New Jersey there was a Nazi-themed summer holiday camp.
"What do women want?" Well, luckily, every single woman is different and that way there is someone for everyone. I'd say the most important thing is to start with mutual respect and not assumptions on what someone may want :)
America joined WW2 late, They joined because Japan wanted most of the islands in the Pacific so they bombed Pearl Harbor. After the nukes finished that battle America decided too join the war since Japan and Germany were allies, along with Hitler trying too convince Mexico too attack America for their land back however this was later turned downed by the Mexicans.
5:48 a combination of Pride, Duty, and a very ill-informed drive to seek adventure in war. (also I guess stopping a genocidal imperialist anti-democratic and hostile abomination)
To answer your questions, yes. the US was VERY involved in WW2. It was highly unlikely the allies would have won if the US never got involved. The Germans Even had the UK boxed in to their homes in London with bombing attacks when we joined. Even before officially joining the combat about halfway through we were secretly shipping weapons, ammunition, and food to the allies. And then Japan attacked a major military port in Hawaii (the island state in the Pacific Ocean) called Pearl Harbor and killed thousands of sailors and other military personnel. After that the American people half near rioted to join the war officially to get revenge on the Axis for the attack. With our near untouchable location in the world, fresh minds and determination and industrial capabilities, the US steam rolled the already weary axis and won the war.
Oh and the main countries involved were the UK, France, and Russia on the Allies side, and then Germany, Italy, and Japan on the Axis side with the US officially joining the Allies about half way in.
@@acow1385 Again, that's just semantics. It's not a huge sweeping change. If it had gotten split in half down the middle and creating an East and West Russia or something, I would agree they should be referred to differently. But losing the area now known as Ukraine is not that big of a change.
after ww2 in america there were no justified interventions of america with our military but the mcu makes a specific point to let you know steve joined because he "doesnt like bullies" and he saw hitler as the bully of the world.. basically what im saying is most people in america dont want to fight a war for the rich but ww2 was a bit different.. anything after that though ur not wrong... its just rich people trying to make money and gain access to resources and power
Also the reason so many people wanted to serve fight Nazis and die for their country was because of how easy it was to spread propaganda back then. Like we didnt have the internet, so people were very proud of their countries and saw serving the army as ultimate heroism
If you are somewhat interested in history u definitely should watch or maybe even react to oversimplified videos like for example ww2. They are well done u could learn a lot they are interesting sort of funny and i also know that reactions to him do get a lot of views👀wink wink.
Most women don't want a man who's "in controll" but one who's kind and who treats us equal to him, we actually don't have our standarts as high as men think we do
6:34 "When did America release the Hashirama bomb on Japan?"
Wow I didn't know they named a nuclear bomb after the First Hokage 🤣
Here I am envisioning a giant wood style jutsu flattening the Japan countryside
Ask not what can your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. More 1960s but makes sense in the 40s
@Zirath Ashe naruto should be named michael
@@christiancampbell-sanderso5998 my man said "Wood Style, Gracious Deity's Light"
I was thinking the same
Since you asked: Americans did fight in Europe, but the main enemy of the U.S. in the war was Japan (hence the bomb). If you remember the bit at the first Hydra base where the one guy looks at the other and says, "What, are we taking everybody?" That's not just run-of-the-mill racism, it was specifically because the other guy was Japanese. He responded "I'm from Fresno" (city in California) to emphasize he was a U.S. citizen and they were on the same side.
This man said “I don’t think America was in WW2, was they” during a Captain America film LOL
Even if America wasn't in the war we were helping before we got in it
lmao in history class in england/the uk we don’t really do a lot of american history for gcse but even i knew that they joined in 1941 December and they also joined late in WW1 too
@@katievfx567it’s not something you’re meant to learn in history, it’s something you should know
@@toxicstorm5924 lil bro... how the hell are you meant to know something if you dont get taught it
@@lostgem8225 you need to know history of why you are alive today
Dude Avengers 1 when it came out??? Insane movie. There was nothing like it that I had ever seen. Weaving so many awesome characters and stories into one movie like that was just incredibly well done. Can't wait to see you experience it.
So true. I watched it three times within 24 hours on opening day because it was so mind blowing to me.
Technically they could've been saying hail to the other guy, but in terms of "lore" Hydra is a separate group within them founded by the Red Skull. Some of it was explained in the movie, basically they are following his ambitions for artifacts like the Teseract (blue cube) and world domination.
ye Red skull actually states at a few points he finds hitlers ambition and obsession [meaning his insane racism and facsination with magic over science] very annoying and childish because the red skull thinks science is the way and that there is no spiritual side to things which in the mcu means he kinda done for but ye hydra is completely separate while some members still do think their superior its more based on the fact their mostly science experiments and geniuses so are technically better in some area's which is why they hate having to work for the Nazi party because to hydra they are a bunch of savages masquading as better then everyone else
this movies just showed us how much Don doesn't know history x)
I feel like it's expected from Americans, but it's a bit painful coming from a European 😅
@@vanyadollynah he’s British which is way worse than being American 😂
@@WalterWhiteY0 It's a generation thing.
@@stevetokeley6542 ehhh depends
@@WalterWhiteY0Shh yank, don't embarrass your self.
6:30 America was mostly active in the Pacific theater in WW2 where they fought mostly Japan. America joined largely because of the bombing of pearl harbor and after pushing japan back over the course of WW2, they ended their side of the war by dropping 2 atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. I could go on about so much since I love history but that's basically a brief summary of what America was doing.
Gotta brush up on your history man 😂 loved the reaction though! Keep em coming
I mean he's not American
@@GeckoYYY_123 Still an important part of history though
These MCU reactions deserve at least 38 minutes honestly. And the audio needs to be a little louder!
Yeah this edit sucked
That's what I'm saying! I gotta 100% my PC vollume to hear what's going on, my man needs to up his volume otherwise it'll be like reacting to a silent movie.
21:30 it's not actually a magnet, the serum he took to become captain america actually enhanced his brain/mind too, he can make very precise calculations and can predict the trajectory of his shield when he throws it, so it can come back to him
5:48 As an old man once said, "A country is not a place, it's a people." You don't fight for the country, you fight for the people.
Odin be with you.
May your soul rest peacefully when the time comes
Once more into the breach.
With the Avengers coming out in 2012, I believe the first captain America came out in 2011. So to be exact, 1942-2011, 69 years was how long cap was asleep. Damn. He missed more than just that dance as we’ll find out in his next solo movie.
nice
Beat me to it
The movie took place over a period of 3 years, which passed during the two montages. In avengers endgame, Cap is leading a support group, and says, "when I went into the ice in '45...". Don't know why they had Fury saying "almost 70 years" though lol.
Hashirama bomb lol😂
I was about to comment just that. The funniest thing I’ve heard in a while.
@@Αλέξανδρος-ι4φ Me too xD
6:35 for the edit
I was gon say 😂😂
Dam America's got access to Hokages now?
My man really just cllaed it "the Hashirama bomb" 6:34
Captain America is my favorite avenger. I tend to love lawfully good protagonists. And he basically symbolizes what America was supposed to be. Key words supposed to
10:58 that’s a Thompson M1921 aka the Thompson aka the Tommy Gun. The uzi came out after the war in 1948. The MP5 came out much later in the 60s
I do not know how much you care to learn about WWl and WWll, but watching oversimplified’s videos on them could be some fun content!
Hayley Atwell played Peggy Carter, really nailed it, and got a TV series with Dominic Cooper who played Howard Stark for 2 seasons of Agent Carter. Was a really fun show that kind of showed off the early workings of SHIELD.
IDK if it's react worthy but it's definitely entertaining enough to watch
Unfortunately, that show isn’t canon to the mcu.
@@NuggetGXYeah technically not, but I like to think of that and agents of shield as canon, since there’s nothing that really contradicts the mcu in those shows
@@calebjp8904 the darkhold. And even though they explain it, Coulson still being alive kind of lessens his sacrifice in avengers.
@@calebjp8904 it’s definitely a cool spinoff “what if” style show tho!
ngl the entire not knowing history of wwii thing was giving me an aneurism😂. Enjoyed the reaction tho
Fun fact she wasn't actually supposed to touch his chest, that was her real reaction
LoL i would too
Nukes don’t detonate on impact. They actually have an altimeter to know what altitude it’s at to detonate 5,000-10,000 feet in the air, causing a more massive detonation.
While Superman and Spider-man are my favorite super heroes from comics, Captain America is easily my favorite from the movies. Everyone else is complicated and has all sorts of baggage (Iron Man is someone who is atoning for his past of selling weapons, Thor is an egotistical prince who has to learn humility and service to others, Hulk is unable to control his rage, etc etc) but Cap is just a good man doing his best to do the right thing. And Chris Evans plays him so well and gives him so much heart.
“Is that an mp5 or an uzi?” 😂 sorry don but neither of those guns existed in 1942
Yes finally! So excited for your MCU journey
The Captain America sequels are some of the best in the MCU
America was in both WW1 and WW2. My grandfather was in both and survived.
That's so awesome! He must have had some stories to tell (though I understand if he wasn't necessarily up to actually telling them)
@@sammyursula he did tell a few.
My grandfather was in Japan after the bomb was dropped. He never talked about what he saw and experienced there. They truly are heroes for the world we live in now.
1961: Ask not what your country can do for you
2023: I mean, it’s a valid question. What does it actually do for us?
The Furher digs for trinkets in the desert. Indiana Jones reference.
Take a shot every time Don says “ayo”
And “oh my goOOoOd”
"why would you wanna fight for your country?"
"Because I'm one of the idiots that lives in it"
My dude, you should watch WWII - Oversimplified. Great channel for reacting to, he summarizes wars in a super entertaining and educational way.
Whatever you do, don't play the "Don reaction drinking game". Taking a drink every time he says Ay Yo becomes quickly fatal!
I can't wait for Avengers. U r going to love it.
Why do his trousers still fit him? LOL. To keep it kid friendly. Like whenever the Hulk gets big, only his pants survive.
Bruh was like I think Captain America is just a human with a shield 😂
11:00 im dying 😭 its a thompson, mp5s and uzis weren’t even invented yet
Bro doesn't know history LMAO
Glad he keep his day job
Already seen on Patreon but had to drop a like!
You made me realize why they should keep the history subject in school
I saw this movie yesterday they took out so many good parts of the movie.what platform are you watching?
I just found this guys channel today and I cannot tell how old he is lolol
The day after Pearl Harbor, we declared war on Japan. Three days later Germany declared war on us. So the USA faced a war on two fronts.
Damn so USA plan really backfired on them
@@DonTownsendyou mean germany right?
Nah wait till he sees the winter soldier. Best MCU film no cap
But Cap is in the movie
10:52 personally I like a man who can look at the darkest parts of my past and yet can still see the light and beauty in me even when I can't see it myself
6:30 Damn Japan got attacked by the Hokage 😭
someone find this man a quick summary of WW2
Oh my gosh, you reacting to Disney movies would be so lit!!!
Geez, I just watched a little further and you not knowing that the US was even in WWII is killing me just a little bit inside LOL Despite the accent, I forget to consider you're British sometimes during your reactions to American movies/shows. To be fair though, I guess I don't know too much about specific contributions England had during the war, so I can't expect more than that out of you for America. I definitely know y'all were one of the major Allied powers though! haha (The most specific thing that comes to mind to me for Great Britain is "Keep Calm & Carry On" and the context surrounding that.)
Didn't really think about how this movie would be viewed by you given Britain and America's different cultures. But the answer to your question about not understanding why people really want to fight for the country is honestly just that, a cultural difference. Personally I can't see why someone wouldn't want to fight for their country, but again different cultures
Also hearing stuff like "What did America do in world war 2" is so jarring, in America we're taught about everything we did in WW2. And we did a lot, I'd ask "What did Britain do in WW2?" And be in the same situation because they don't really teach what Europe did in WW2 here, just what America did
And then on the other side of the earth WW2 is about their country gained indepence & colonialism under [insert european country]
It's so weird to realize that people don't know what happened in WW1 and 2. The world wars are right up there with the birth of Jesus Christ himself for the most influential events in human history.
@@CasuallyConversate didn’t America join in the middle of the war?
@@Yo42169 America didnt join until the middle/later in the war, but Americans are taught that “All hope was lost, the forces of good were losing. Until in a beam of holy light the great America arrived single handedly pushing back the evil Nazis and winning the war near immediately after joining.” That is pretty much the narrative that we are taught at American schools.
My grandfather is in this movie. He's one of the military generals that are sat behind Peggy
The reason captain America is the first avengers is because he becomes a superhero in 1943
All these movies are good and very important to future events. So try not to wait to long so you can piece them together easier. We had to wait a long time for each movie and had to watch them numerous times to figure it out because of the time gaps. Just my advice to you.
6:33 when did America release the Hashirama bomb... 😅😂🤣😭
bro said "when did america release the hashirama bomb on japan" and also "cause i didnt think america was in ww2"
Duuuude. I'd expect the UK school system to do a bit better on WW2 since the whole country's obsessed with it. "Finest hour" and all that. 😂
Worth noting that Steve signs up to fight against the Nazis rather than for his country, but ideally what your country does for you is provide you with education, healthcare and democracy. Although any young people in the UK have a right to feel fucked over right now.
love your vids fr
15:44 Hardest ive laughed in a while.
Why so many people acting like Don should automatically know this shit about America specifically.
He's British-
Isn't one of the most controversial things of British Education the curriculum that they cover for their History?
One of the coolest character in the marvel 🥹❤ man i love his hand to hand combats ❤️🔥 u r gonna love this character fs
He is the GOAT
Don, do you have a list of movies Patreons suggest to watch?
3:37 (American venom starts playing)
The uzi was created in 1950s and the mp5 the 1960s... i think the granny had a tommy
He reminds me of mumen rider... I think it would be cool if mumen rider actually became strong...
I can’t wait to see you experience Avengers for the first time!
If you do Disney movies you should check out Coco and Encanto
And if you want to see more of Peggy, she got her own TV show!
Bro your honestly one of the best reaction youtubers i know, i love your content so much i always watch your stuff as soon as possible and i hope you do well, get to a mil soon cuz you prolly will… much love bro
you got his patreon?
@@ixprophecy na im prolly gonna get it soon tho
@@furiousfizzypop7549 share it wit me bro😭😭😭🙏🏽
What happen in Ironman and the hulk has alot to do with this movie both movie is connected to Captain America the hulk was made from that very same serum but they used gamma radiation for bruce so it was not successful in making a super soldier and that glowing cube is what Tony arc reactor energy is based off of you can hear the same sound when they charge up to Blass energy beems
6:35 "the hashirama bomb" didnt know we dropped the first hokage on japan the fuck
There was a lot of pro-Nazi sentiment here in the USA before it became obvious how horrible Hitler was. In fact, where I'm living in New Jersey there was a Nazi-themed summer holiday camp.
Teach your kids to swim, they might help save the world
"What do women want?"
Well, luckily, every single woman is different and that way there is someone for everyone. I'd say the most important thing is to start with mutual respect and not assumptions on what someone may want :)
America joined WW2 late, They joined because Japan wanted most of the islands in the Pacific so they bombed Pearl Harbor. After the nukes finished that battle America decided too join the war since Japan and Germany were allies, along with Hitler trying too convince Mexico too attack America for their land back however this was later turned downed by the Mexicans.
22:33 the good ol days 😭
12:00 Howard is Tony's father
You should do dreamworks movies 100%
6:58 why does he always say ughrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Not all soldiers were volunteers in WW2 8:45 work smarter not harder
Indeed hashirama and the hokages from the leaf village won ww2
There’s no way in hell this dude doesn’t know anything ab ww2
really.. well i guess ill say it here captain amarica is a good movie! and Captain America Winter Soilder is Really Good!
15:43 Don lmfao
would love to see you watch inglorious bastards and maybe saving private ryan and some other ww2 films
Don having naruto flashbacks💀 the hashirama bombs
It was actually Japan that unleashed the hashirama bomb on Americans. In about 2014 or whenever they translated shippuden.
5:48 a combination of Pride, Duty, and a very ill-informed drive to seek adventure in war.
(also I guess stopping a genocidal imperialist anti-democratic and hostile abomination)
Captain American the Winter Soldier is the best movie in the MCU
To answer your questions, yes. the US was VERY involved in WW2. It was highly unlikely the allies would have won if the US never got involved. The Germans Even had the UK boxed in to their homes in London with bombing attacks when we joined. Even before officially joining the combat about halfway through we were secretly shipping weapons, ammunition, and food to the allies. And then Japan attacked a major military port in Hawaii (the island state in the Pacific Ocean) called Pearl Harbor and killed thousands of sailors and other military personnel. After that the American people half near rioted to join the war officially to get revenge on the Axis for the attack. With our near untouchable location in the world, fresh minds and determination and industrial capabilities, the US steam rolled the already weary axis and won the war.
Oh and the main countries involved were the UK, France, and Russia on the Allies side, and then Germany, Italy, and Japan on the Axis side with the US officially joining the Allies about half way in.
@@Kjf365 *Soviet Union
@@acow1385 Still just Russia...
@@Kjf365 Ukraine was a part of the Soviet Union, Ukraine isn’t a part of Russia.
There’s a distinct difference between the two.
@@acow1385 Again, that's just semantics. It's not a huge sweeping change. If it had gotten split in half down the middle and creating an East and West Russia or something, I would agree they should be referred to differently. But losing the area now known as Ukraine is not that big of a change.
son lmao You havent seen this either. Well im glad you are on the train ride, its gonna be a Blast.
Hiroshima and Nagasaki got blown up in world war two. Hashirama is the first hokage from naruto
after ww2 in america there were no justified interventions of america with our military but the mcu makes a specific point to let you know steve joined because he "doesnt like bullies" and he saw hitler as the bully of the world.. basically what im saying is most people in america dont want to fight a war for the rich but ww2 was a bit different.. anything after that though ur not wrong... its just rich people trying to make money and gain access to resources and power
Am sorry but that man is not dead 22:11
really nicely edited down!
Also the reason so many people wanted to serve fight Nazis and die for their country was because of how easy it was to spread propaganda back then. Like we didnt have the internet, so people were very proud of their countries and saw serving the army as ultimate heroism
Mp5s and uzis didn’t even exist in this time 😭
Man you gotta watch some history videos, i recommend oversimplified ,maybe youll know more about the "hashirama" bombing 😂
6:20 its not for the country. It’s for the women and children.
Would LOVE if you watched Big Hero 6
If you are somewhat interested in history u definitely should watch or maybe even react to oversimplified videos like for example ww2. They are well done u could learn a lot they are interesting sort of funny and i also know that reactions to him do get a lot of views👀wink wink.
I hope your channel succeeds
I’d LOVE for you to do a doctor reaction
Most women don't want a man who's "in controll" but one who's kind and who treats us equal to him, we actually don't have our standarts as high as men think we do
Ok that’s cap based on what I’ve seen online and in real life your guys standards are so high it’s crazy
@GaVIn23833 high standards = basic human decency?
Sounds like someone needs to watch band of brothers 😅