@@gerardalvarado4432 Nah, Beebs (140 cm) is slightly shorter than Goombus (141 cm) while Bae (147 cm) is a bit shorter than AMEEEEEE (150 cm). For the record the peak HoloHobbit is apparently Laplus (139 cm) over at JP, and Luna matches Biboo.
Bloody hell. Are we being invaded by the Dwarves, who seek to infiltrate our society by their women making themselves beloved icons through means where none will really question their height?
@@Lord_Numpty (Legal) Dwarves are 147cm (4'10") or less. Though I guess Dwarf women could be the taller ones, in which case their infiltration as VTubers makes a lot of sense given how short most of them are.
I've actually forgotten how short Ame is and its messing with my brain. Our detective is a certified shortstack. Gigi is also a gremlin but isnt that short either but still, so many short ladies
TBF other than CC (who's more or less average) this is roughly half of EN's short girls in one stream. They're only missing Waowa Mamma (about Mooms height IIRC), Bae (147 cm) and the HoloHobbit reps 🗿 and 🦈 (~140 cm)
It's like same case with Marine for me, knowing her personality and "onee-san" type, it caught me off guard knowing she is just 150 cm.. Just look at when she became a guest in Nerissa 3D, Nerissa and Calli towering her it's actually really adorable 😂
As an ID who graduated in a Yankee Uni, I am both fluent in Ameritard and Metridiot units. 1 mi = 1.6 km 1 kg = 2.2 lbs 1 meter = 3.3 ft 1 ft = 12 in 1 in = 2.54 cm 25 degC = 77 degF (nice day for a walk) Size 10 = 41-42-ish EU i had an entire credit hour dedicated to this it's practically burnt into my mind. My question to the yanks is... Why fractions? Just why? Why can't you just say .375 instead you have to use 6/16th inch? Just why? I can immediately visualize 37-ish% towards a full inch but i need to think real hard for 32/257th of an inch. Thankfully at the very least most of your gun calibers are decimals. 300 BO, 357 mag, 22 LR, 50AE, 223 Rem, 40 S&W, etc. Barrel length too. 12.5 in, 16 in, 20 in, etc.
You’re telling this to people who’s reading comprehension to certain Amendments isn’t the best. In short we like doing everything wrong and proclaiming it as absolute right.
i dont know the real reason, but fractions help more with engineering and construction more. though we wouldnt ever use 6/16 since that simplifies to 3/8, but its just something to do with jobs here, like cutting metal and wood, since tools like measuring tape simply dont have decimals on them here, so its just easier to use the fraction. if you grew up here, it does make sense, but not if you didnt and grew up with a different standard.
Oh my god, I haven't heard the Borderlands 2 main menu theme in about 8 years or so So much nostalgia for such a great game, I can still generally remember the story too
I assume they were provided official height data by hololive - which is of course a Japanese company, so it was given in metric. Probably not the same as their irl height, but I bet it's not too far off since things get awkward with interactions in 3d otherwise.
I’m still shocked I’ve been lied to my entire life. Talked to some bros across the pond and they use stone for like, a person’s weight, but kilograms and such for object weights. Where the hell did stones come from?
"The stone or stone weight (abbreviation: st.)[1] is an English and British imperial unit of mass equal to 14 avoirdupois pounds (6.35 kg).[nb 1] The stone continues in customary use in the United Kingdom and Ireland for body weight. England and other Germanic-speaking countries of Northern Europe formerly used various standardised "stones" for trade, with their values ranging from about 5 to 40 local pounds (2.3 to 18.1 kg) depending on the location and objects weighed. With the advent of metrication, Europe's various "stones" were superseded by or adapted to the kilogram from the mid-19th century onward." - Wikipedia
After hearing these heights, I have only one comment: SISTER OF THE MINE REJOICE, SING SING SING WITH ME! RAISE YOUR PICKS AND RAISE YOUR VOICE! SWING SWING SWING WITH ME!
Still amazed metric isn't taught in US schools. I know they still use imperial but the rest of the world doesn't. It would clear up confusion on the Internet and possibly in employment, just think it would be useful in life to know these things. As a brit we kind of use both but was also taught both and how to convert them.
@@anewfuture And at least for length/area arguably imperial has several advantages over metric, because inches & feet are both really useful units that have no metric equivalent. Weight/mass I want to say we actually do very frequently use metric as well... but not a lot of people actually need to deal with weight/mass measurements on a day to day basis.
We're taught metric in school. What we don't have is frame of reference. We don't grow up being told "that person is 160 cm", we are told "that person is 5'2''". We have to stop and do the math to figure out how tall 160 cm is. A lot of us know how to convert, we just don't instantly know how big a metric measurement is.
@@kgoblin5084eh i'd dispute length, as a delivery driver. i legit switched from miles to kilometers for a while and found it to be incredibly helpful. also, centimeters and millimeters help capture small lengths better than inches and (rarely-used) mils. in terms of area, acres are just large enough to be hard to wrap my head around, and square feet just too small. square meters strike that ideal resolution for houses, square centimeters and millimeters for small things, and square kilometers for large things. fluid volume on the other hand, i like our power of 2 system of tablespoons to gallons better than metric. teaspoons are the one exception (1/3 tablespoon) but beyond that, 8 fluid ounces to a cup and everything else is just a multiple of 2 from the next smaller size. it's all extremely tangible and easy to understand.
It's... Mixed. Most things are metric but most people still use feet and inches for height, pounds for weight, Fahrenheit for baking. Most construction material uses American customary units too.
My favorite fact is that decades ago (I think the 50's or 70's) their was a government initiative to break the American people off the Imperial System and learn the metric system. Teachers across the country collectively said "no" and so to this day we only know enough about the metric system to supplement the Imperial system. In much the same way we keep the penny so we can give more precise change
@@Bloodstar6078 "I feel the same but I know it's just because I'm not accustomed to it." No, it actually is a deficiency with metric length measurements; they lack convenient equivalent units to both the inch & foot... and because of how metric works they can't actually have such units either. It is very useful to be able to approximate distances in units > decimeters but < meters; & even better when you know that unit is approximately the size of one of your own body parts. With inches, the numbers are going to tend to be easier to work with than anything metric. Centimeters will be 3x larger numbers, millimeters will be 30x, while the very unused decimeter will force you to use fractions.
those who use metric just move the decimal point left 3 places and say km so instead of saying "i have to drive just under 2000 meters" they say "i have to drive just under 2 kilometers" nobody really does that for kilometers to megameters tho, since distances rarely reach that far (the moon's about 363 megameters away) without completely blitzing past it (like inter-planetary distances: 1 AU ≈ 0.1496 terameters, 1 light year ≈ 9460 terameters or 9.46 petameters). side note: imo astronomers should be using meters with appropriate si prefixes and not AUs and light years/parsecs.
@@kgoblin5084 You said no at first, but then explained in many words that it is actually exactly that you are used to those numbers while trying to frame it as objective. Why does there need to be something roughly as big as an inch to make it work? Why can't I just be used to understanding how big, say, 21 cm is? By that logic, Farenheit is useless as it's too tiny a number. Inches also force the use of fractions constantly, as there's nothing smaller to work with, and believe me, I mostly have to use them when it comes to tools that are fractions of inches.
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Mumei the whole time: WHAT THE F*** IS A KILOMETER?!?!?!
Why are you asking me to kill a meater?
🦅🦅🦅🦅 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗣️🗣️🗣️🇺🇸 ‼️‼️‼️
Gigi the whole time too
GiGi literally said that on steam before
Around 87489 cheeseburgers.
gigi being taller than ame is fucking me up
Even though its only an inch... still, what!? Ame is such a shortie...
@@Bloodstar6078 EN's certified shortstack rep
I’m pretty sure that if you count Gura out Ame is actually the shortest in EN
@@gerardalvarado4432 Nah, Beebs (140 cm) is slightly shorter than Goombus (141 cm) while Bae (147 cm) is a bit shorter than AMEEEEEE (150 cm).
For the record the peak HoloHobbit is apparently Laplus (139 cm) over at JP, and Luna matches Biboo.
@@broadbandislife that's all under 5 feet tall. How many women do you know under 5 feet tall? It's mostly old ladies. And gymnastis.
You can rest assured tgat there will be no hierarchy due to the height difference between the four people.
For someone confusing (info from vtuber wiki)
Ame: 150cm. (4'11")
MM: 156cm. (5'01")
CC: 162cm. (5'04")
GG: 153cm. (5'00")
*** 1" = 2.54cm. , 1' = 30.48cm.
Ame same height with Marine
There must be some unwritten rule that vtubers must be short
Bloody hell. Are we being invaded by the Dwarves, who seek to infiltrate our society by their women making themselves beloved icons through means where none will really question their height?
@@Lord_NumptyNo, no, they are just balancing Nerissa's height out
@@Lord_Numpty (Legal) Dwarves are 147cm (4'10") or less. Though I guess Dwarf women could be the taller ones, in which case their infiltration as VTubers makes a lot of sense given how short most of them are.
Nanashi "What the eff is a kilometer" Mumei
"What's my height with shoes?"
"Isn't that written on your birth certificate?"
1:13 Because Cecilia is an automaton I'd guess she's around 100-110 kilos.
that's pretty hot
No thats Yuuka
Are you fat shaming a robot, m8?
"how wude." - Ceci, probably
How much did 2B weigh? I’m pretty sure Cecilia and her are distant relatives.
They play off each other well
Gremlin to gremlin communication
"If you're over 8 pounds [as a baby] you're weird"
Me, who was just shy of 9 pounds: Ah...
On the other hand, I'm 6'9 now so get f*cked losers.
built different
@@crimsonhawk52 I mean, I'm also 6'9 as an adult so, yeah, built like a mountain. And also, yes, it's nice.
I was 4.5 kg lol
@@sugoistalin7809 My little sister was a bit over 10 pounds as a baby, she's 5'3"/5'4" now lol.
I've actually forgotten how short Ame is and its messing with my brain. Our detective is a certified shortstack. Gigi is also a gremlin but isnt that short either but still, so many short ladies
TBF other than CC (who's more or less average) this is roughly half of EN's short girls in one stream. They're only missing Waowa Mamma (about Mooms height IIRC), Bae (147 cm) and the HoloHobbit reps 🗿 and 🦈 (~140 cm)
It's like same case with Marine for me, knowing her personality and "onee-san" type, it caught me off guard knowing she is just 150 cm..
Just look at when she became a guest in Nerissa 3D, Nerissa and Calli towering her it's actually really adorable 😂
@@irvancrocs1753 Senchou has a very large Personality lol
Holy crap these four were made to collab together lol
"WHAT THE HECK IS A CENTIMETER?!!" - Moom, probably.
The flow conversation is as crazy as this whole group's brain cells movement as a whole lol
As a Brit who uses metric and doesn't know how much a lb is...I don't know how much an infant weighs in either lb or kg...
Babies on average are about 3kg, I think that around 6lbs but I'm too lazy to search lol
@@canoa223 A kilogram is 2.2 pounds
@@AngelsLancehow much is 2 kilograms
Ah but you guys use stones... which even the rest of EU says what?
At birth, usually, 3 to 4 kg. That's 6.6 to 8.8 pounds. Over 8 pounds babies are quite common.
lmao gigi googling “abnormal baby pound”
"Don't weight shame a baby!"
You tell 'em
Cecilia wearing 2.75in heels for some fuckin reason
Excellent video. Gigi looking for windows down under so wholesome and mumei so america
As an ID who graduated in a Yankee Uni, I am both fluent in Ameritard and Metridiot units.
1 mi = 1.6 km
1 kg = 2.2 lbs
1 meter = 3.3 ft
1 ft = 12 in
1 in = 2.54 cm
25 degC = 77 degF (nice day for a walk)
Size 10 = 41-42-ish EU
i had an entire credit hour dedicated to this it's practically burnt into my mind.
My question to the yanks is... Why fractions? Just why? Why can't you just say .375 instead you have to use 6/16th inch? Just why? I can immediately visualize 37-ish% towards a full inch but i need to think real hard for 32/257th of an inch.
Thankfully at the very least most of your gun calibers are decimals. 300 BO, 357 mag, 22 LR, 50AE, 223 Rem, 40 S&W, etc. Barrel length too. 12.5 in, 16 in, 20 in, etc.
You’re telling this to people who’s reading comprehension to certain Amendments isn’t the best. In short we like doing everything wrong and proclaiming it as absolute right.
i dont know the real reason, but fractions help more with engineering and construction more. though we wouldnt ever use 6/16 since that simplifies to 3/8, but its just something to do with jobs here, like cutting metal and wood, since tools like measuring tape simply dont have decimals on them here, so its just easier to use the fraction. if you grew up here, it does make sense, but not if you didnt and grew up with a different standard.
@@EduardoRodriguez-tu8nf tHeY wErE oNlY TaLKiNg aBoUt MusKetS
Oh my god, I haven't heard the Borderlands 2 main menu theme in about 8 years or so
So much nostalgia for such a great game, I can still generally remember the story too
That was an isekai experience. They should do a cultural exchange collab with all branches again.
Machine girl with seven-inch heels is definitely a look though.
America Mumei sounds like a beautiful
song by Lenny Kravitz
Bruuuuuh, 7 cm of heels is a LOOOOOOOT LOL
Isn't that pretty much the average for high heels? Some can get to 10 or more.
WTF IS A CENTIMETER!!🦅🦅🦅
Nice Kippfenster at the beginning by the way. Another thing that's not a thing in the US.
Went to Holland a while back and they're awesome.
It’s crazy that Gigi’s actually taller than Ame
But Ame is more boing boing than Gigi
I know right?
is Gigi not a loli or Ame is a loli too?
Ame Shorstack confirmed?
@@ichiroutakami4189 Ame is definetely not a loli. She's just shorter than what you'd expect. Which honestly is the case with a lot of Hololive members
Mumei: Wait I' converting backwards
Me: Mumei has discovered the super pound
“abnormal baby pound” not weight but POUND
I was an 11 pound baby, but super skinny. I was put on solid foods pretty fast. My metabolism was really high for some reason.
I just love that Mumei kept going "right? Wait no thats wrong."
She's 20 cheeseburgers tall
"why you really obsessed with feet?"
15 kg baby?
"Whoever lifts this baby shall he be worthy shall receive the power of moom!"
I'm surprised Gigi knew her size in cm... or what a cm is for that matter.
I assume they were provided official height data by hololive - which is of course a Japanese company, so it was given in metric. Probably not the same as their irl height, but I bet it's not too far off since things get awkward with interactions in 3d otherwise.
I'm with Mumei on this one, if it isn't in football fields per moon landing then it makes no sense to me.
Gigi: if you're above 8 pounds you're a lil weird
*my mom saying I was 10 pounds when I was born*
me: damn that explains everything
I believe i was 8.9 as a baby, that explains a lot. Now i know why I'm weird.
Ame: they didn't write that in your certificate?
Mumei: bro I spawned, I'm a literal avatar
Least yank HoloEN vtuber:
Never change, Mooms.
She doesn't pay attention. She already killed Michael in Ch. 1.
Oh hey, Cecilia with heels is as tall as me.
Ceci: "Without shoes I'm 162."
Mumei, probably: "Hm. 13'8''. Yeah, I guess Germans are supposed to be kinda tall, checks out."
It's one PIZZA slice Mumei.. the length of 1 Pizza slice lol
Another certified football fields per moon landing moment.
Ame only ever looks tall because she stands next to Gura.
man I love mumei
Tbh Mumei's always been clueless about babies (Devour Collab). Not like how Best Aunt Kronii is.
7cm is still like 4 inches, them's tall shoes
Nanashi Mumei, Guardian of Civilization and expert evader of measuring systems used more commonly in the rest of the world.
Mooms is too american for Eu AutoFister
GG is a fellow Borgarlord near as I know tho. But the rest of the gen being Euros has doubtless rubbed off on her a bit.
gigi's (extremely) american tho
Everyone in this group is american aside from CC.
Poor Moomers! Her brain wasn't braining. 😂
Average small dogs weight is 1.5 to 5kg
Animol
Ame is small!
Not only is she struggling with metric, she’s also struggling with grasping measurements in general, just like an actual American
How much is that in football fields tho
i....fluffin love Mumei so much. 😂💖
Cute
I'm always amazed that they still use feet to measure
I’m still shocked I’ve been lied to my entire life. Talked to some bros across the pond and they use stone for like, a person’s weight, but kilograms and such for object weights.
Where the hell did stones come from?
not drinkin enough wotah
"The stone or stone weight (abbreviation: st.)[1] is an English and British imperial unit of mass equal to 14 avoirdupois pounds (6.35 kg).[nb 1] The stone continues in customary use in the United Kingdom and Ireland for body weight.
England and other Germanic-speaking countries of Northern Europe formerly used various standardised "stones" for trade, with their values ranging from about 5 to 40 local pounds (2.3 to 18.1 kg) depending on the location and objects weighed. With the advent of metrication, Europe's various "stones" were superseded by or adapted to the kilogram from the mid-19th century onward."
- Wikipedia
DAMN! I missed BL2 main menu theme
i love gigi and cecilia
After hearing these heights, I have only one comment:
SISTER OF THE MINE REJOICE,
SING SING SING WITH ME!
RAISE YOUR PICKS AND RAISE YOUR VOICE!
SWING SWING SWING WITH ME!
abnormal baby pound? But what's a matter baby?
what about freedom units??? 🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💥💥💥
If Cecilia were 162 inches she'd be 13 foot 6.
9 pounds abnormal for a baby? Thats about 4kg. I was born with 5,3kg bruh
Still amazed metric isn't taught in US schools. I know they still use imperial but the rest of the world doesn't. It would clear up confusion on the Internet and possibly in employment, just think it would be useful in life to know these things. As a brit we kind of use both but was also taught both and how to convert them.
Metric has been taught in US schools for decades. It just isn't our primary measurement system, so a lot of us don't retain that knowledge.
@@anewfuture And at least for length/area arguably imperial has several advantages over metric, because inches & feet are both really useful units that have no metric equivalent.
Weight/mass I want to say we actually do very frequently use metric as well... but not a lot of people actually need to deal with weight/mass measurements on a day to day basis.
We're taught metric in school. What we don't have is frame of reference. We don't grow up being told "that person is 160 cm", we are told "that person is 5'2''". We have to stop and do the math to figure out how tall 160 cm is. A lot of us know how to convert, we just don't instantly know how big a metric measurement is.
@@kgoblin5084eh i'd dispute length, as a delivery driver. i legit switched from miles to kilometers for a while and found it to be incredibly helpful. also, centimeters and millimeters help capture small lengths better than inches and (rarely-used) mils.
in terms of area, acres are just large enough to be hard to wrap my head around, and square feet just too small. square meters strike that ideal resolution for houses, square centimeters and millimeters for small things, and square kilometers for large things.
fluid volume on the other hand, i like our power of 2 system of tablespoons to gallons better than metric. teaspoons are the one exception (1/3 tablespoon) but beyond that, 8 fluid ounces to a cup and everything else is just a multiple of 2 from the next smaller size. it's all extremely tangible and easy to understand.
FWMC catching strays
Christ XD
Americans use metric for the size of bullets and explosions, so we do it where it counts.
WHAT THE FUCK IS A CENTIMETER 🗣🗣🔥🔥🦅🦅🦅
A SENSIBLE UNIT OF MEASURE
@@broadbandislifecry some more
@@OsakaBancho Nerve: struck
Jimmies: rustled
@@broadbandislife and he likes his own comments lmfao
@@OsakaBancho Projecting: hard
Hahaha
Canada use USA measurements?
No.
It's... Mixed. Most things are metric but most people still use feet and inches for height, pounds for weight, Fahrenheit for baking. Most construction material uses American customary units too.
I love the Hololive girls.
Cecilia: 169
Ame: Nice
I thought Mumei was Canadian no? She and Dokibird live near each other and Doki lives near Vancouver. Is she from Seattle then?
Nice
What da dog doin?
Lol
dont fuck with mumei. civilization is scary.
Seriously though, why should we learn the measurement systems of foreigners when foreigners dont even know a single thing about America?
I thought mumei was canadian xD
really petite
wer dafuq are the freedom units? x>x
this is holoEN!
who tf includes shoes in their height? that sounds like copium.
CC looks short but she was the tallest one among them at that time, while Mumei is seen as a *baby* :)
Is Amelia Watson not American?
Shes American but I'm certain Mumei is candling
she is and so is gigi
Can someone translate all them cm to in/feet, idk how tall gigi, mumei and cece are
GG is just over 5 ft, mumei about 5'1, CC 5'3 without shoes, 5'5 and 1/2 with
@@kientran92 thanks
For future reference:
1' = 30.48 cm
1" = 2.54 cm
...also you can find this in like two minutes on Wikipedia.
Love the GOAT (Gremlin, Owl, Automaton and Time traveler) interactions and American is to Mumei from them, even for Ame
Cecilia can't lift 15 kilograms?
15 Kg for a baby is insane. It normally take months after birth for them to growth enough to reach that weight.
Yeah, they were talking birth certificate. So around 6-9 lbs. I don't know how many kilos that is. Three or less?
@@Bloodstar6078 6-9 lbs is 2.7-4 Kg
@@Bloodstar6078 1 lb = 0.454 kg (0.453 592 37 kg is the exact SI standard)
I wasn't expecting to see BL2 in the background
Time for you to watch the vod and recover it then (pov were in CC and GG channels only), it was a really fun collab.
This prove that America is the best civilization
RAHHH 🦅🦅🦅
My favorite fact is that decades ago (I think the 50's or 70's) their was a government initiative to break the American people off the Imperial System and learn the metric system. Teachers across the country collectively said "no" and so to this day we only know enough about the metric system to supplement the Imperial system. In much the same way we keep the penny so we can give more precise change
Not really, no.
all i see is added confusion
Yeahh, if You are including all other countries i'm america yeah, if You not then "NORTH AMERICA" is more accurate
Honestly i hate when people say centimeters because its like saying "I have to drive 1,890 feet" instead of saying "1 mile".
Only because you think in imperial scale (with inch as your base).
I feel the same but I know it's just because I'm not accustomed to it.
It'd be more like saying "I have to walk 3/1890ths of a mile" instead of "I have to walk 3 feet." We don't use cm for massive distances.
@@Bloodstar6078 "I feel the same but I know it's just because I'm not accustomed to it."
No, it actually is a deficiency with metric length measurements; they lack convenient equivalent units to both the inch & foot... and because of how metric works they can't actually have such units either.
It is very useful to be able to approximate distances in units > decimeters but < meters; & even better when you know that unit is approximately the size of one of your own body parts. With inches, the numbers are going to tend to be easier to work with than anything metric. Centimeters will be 3x larger numbers, millimeters will be 30x, while the very unused decimeter will force you to use fractions.
those who use metric just move the decimal point left 3 places and say km
so instead of saying "i have to drive just under 2000 meters" they say "i have to drive just under 2 kilometers"
nobody really does that for kilometers to megameters tho, since distances rarely reach that far (the moon's about 363 megameters away) without completely blitzing past it (like inter-planetary distances: 1 AU ≈ 0.1496 terameters, 1 light year ≈ 9460 terameters or 9.46 petameters).
side note: imo astronomers should be using meters with appropriate si prefixes and not AUs and light years/parsecs.
@@kgoblin5084 You said no at first, but then explained in many words that it is actually exactly that you are used to those numbers while trying to frame it as objective. Why does there need to be something roughly as big as an inch to make it work? Why can't I just be used to understanding how big, say, 21 cm is?
By that logic, Farenheit is useless as it's too tiny a number. Inches also force the use of fractions constantly, as there's nothing smaller to work with, and believe me, I mostly have to use them when it comes to tools that are fractions of inches.