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Yooo, it's been a while since I've watched y'alls videos, but I remember your series with that priest guy and his twin experiencing korean food, culture, and military. Pretty good stuff! I didn't realize I was watching one of your videos until I paused this and looked at the camera crew, and did a double-take
If you die tonight, do you know where you're going? Did you know that Jesus Christ is THE only way to Heaven and He loves you? Through Him, God offers you a FREE gift - forgiveness. All you need to do is repent, turn away from your sins and evil ways, from now on put your faith completely in Jesus Christ and be obedient to Him. Biblical explanation of the Gospel: God doesn’t want anybody in hell because He loves us, but you must understand why we deserve hell and why those who refuse to live under His authority will go there. (Matthew 12:30) ''Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not gather with me scatters.'' He gave us the law (Ten Commandments) not to make us righteouss, but rather to show us our sin (Romans 3:20). God gave us free will and since Adam sinned in the garden, sin is the nature of our flesh and we ALL have sinned. (Romans 3:23) The law demands death to those who sin (Romans 6:23). For someone to be justified before holy God they have to be sinless, that's why everyone need Jesus Christ for He lived a sinless life. None of us are good in God’s eyes, because for God good means moral perfection. We all have broken God’s commandments, we all have sinned in our lives so none of us are good. ‘’For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it.’’ (James 2:10). Good News is that Jesus Christ lived a perfect, holy, sinless life, Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures, He was buried and He was raised from the dead on the third day according to the Scriptures (1 Corinthians 15:3-4) For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.’’ (John 3:16) We aren’t saved based on our good deeds/works, but only by the grace of God through faith. ''For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith - and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God - not by works, so that no one can boast. (Ephesians 2:8-9) Jesus said ‘’it is finished’’ (John 19:30) just before He died on the cross, which means He paid the fine for our sins (past, present, future) to be forgiven if we repent and trust in Him. ''What then? Shall we sin because we are not under law but under grace? Certainly not!'' (Romans 6:15) ''Repent therefore and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out'' (Acts 3:19) Repentance is a turning away from sin and all evil works, and it always results in changed behavior (Luke 3:8). Biblically, a person who repents does not continue willfully in sin. While sorrow from sin is not equivalent to repentance, it is certainly an element of scriptural repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10). Do not play a hypocrite. ''God is light; in Him there is no darkness at all. If we claim to have fellowship with Him and yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not live out the truth.'' (1 John 1:5-6) If you have repented and have genuine faith in Jesus Christ then you will receive the gift of Holy Spirit and be born-again spiritually. (John 3:3) Jesus replied, "Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again." When you believed, you were marked in Him with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit, who is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance until the redemption of those who are God’s possession - to the praise of His glory. (Ephesians 1:13-14) You are born again with the Spirit of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17). Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life; whoever does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him. (John 3:36) ''You will know them by their fruits'' (Matthew 7) If you have been truly born-again with the Holy Spirit and He has regenerated your heart, you will desire righteousness - to do what is good and righteous in God's eyes, to seek God everyday in His Word and prayer, to strengthen your relationship with God. You will no longer desire to willfully continue living in sin but will want to obey God out of your love for Him because of His amazing grace revealed to us through the death and resurrection of His Son. ''Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.'' (2 Corinthians 5:17) ''For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.'' (Eph 2:10) You will have a testimony - of what your life had been before and how has it changed now when you have surrendered it to Lord Jesus Christ. As a declaration and affirmation of your faith in Jesus Christ, get baptised in water because He commanded us to do so. In John 3:5 Jesus answered, “Very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born of water and the Spirit.'' ''Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit'' (Matthew 28:19) ''Those who accepted his message were baptized, and about three thousand were added to their number that day.'' (Acts 2:41) ''And this water symbolizes the baptism that now saves you also - not the removal of dirt from the body, but the pledge of a clear conscience toward God - through the resurrection of Jesus Christ,'' (1 Peter 3:21) ''We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that, just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life.'' (Romans 6:4) ''Having been buried with him in baptism, in which you were also raised with him through your faith in the working of God, who raised him from the dead.'' (Colossians 2:12) Please get right with God and start your relationship with Jesus Christ today before it’s too late, because there’s not much time left! "But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.’’ (Mark 13:32) Get to know Christ through God's Word - Bible. At first I recommend reading Gospel of John and book of Romans. God bless you! Jeremiah 29:13 - ''You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.''
The majority of Americans love HP, my grandfather introduced us to the movie and it made my brother and I want to read the books. I used to stay up just reading Harry Potter books because they're so engaging.
we don't lmao I've never heard someone pull out an American accent to be funny. you guys do it bc u feel the need to stereotype every non-american person.
As a Canadian, I just heat up my cup of water in the microwave, then insert the teabag and drink up (no milk or sugar either cuz that's for ppl who don't like tea)... who needs a kettle when microwaves exist?
8:19 16°C is hot? Oh my word I'd be freezing, I'd pull up my jacket for this typa weather edit: 40°C was the hottest i've experienced and would prefer that over anything below 20°C
Ok, as a Georgia girl, their horrified reaction to biscuits and gravy was the best. Also, their reactions to electric kettles not being a thing over here! Lots of love from Georgia!
"We're not just fish and chips." These boys are always so funny and positive. It's wonderful that they can laugh and poke fun of themselves like this. It's a fantastic trait to have.
Poking fun at themselves and also being able to hand back the jokes to us who make fun of them. You've got to be able to take it if you're gonna dish it. I don't know about other Americans, but I really like that other countries can respectfully make fun of us just like we do to them.
@@verdantgrottobarbell5279 loll I was thinking the same... as a Brit, I feel like no one’s dumb enough to attempt to make tea like that, English style or not 😂 I genuinely think she might be joking hahaha
@@sparklekitty4420 she's definitely not joking! Idk if it's an American thing or what but two American girls I studied with made their tea like that. It was disgusting and infuriating!
Other countries in America don't use rice cooker too, they ever think is an expensive thing xD, i found out that fact the other day, when i was looking for a recipe in rice cooker xD i was in shock, as a peruvian from the north coast of the country i can't live without rice!
Gravy on a cookie / biscuit sounds gross. I'm Canadian, so maybe that's why I think that way. I also don't have a bag of chips with my dinner like a fatty either which apparently is also an American thing.
@@turgsh01 haha. Gravy on a cookie would be gross. Americans don't do that. We put gravy on what you might call a savory scone. We call them "biscuits" and they tend to be lighter and moister than scones. It's delicious honestly... Also, most Americans don't have a bag of chips with every meal. Only if we're eating fast food...
Kids from private schools are isolated from wider society and often small minded. Not once throughout that entire video did i hear a child say, “aight boss man, whas the deal wid dese wastemen legit unable to cook up some fresh brew blud, not avin dis.”
you dont microwave water, that's just retarded. It first needs to boil and continue boiling not just being hot. plus anything done in a microwave is pointetially hazardous to eat, if you eat out of a microwave you probably eat prepackaged tv-dinners
As a Southern American, what that woman did was a crime against the culinary arts. I drink hot tea on a daily basis and that was just horrifying. Somebody rescue that woman's daughter and teach her how to actually cook.
LOL we definitely have electric kettles in America. But it’s not a “common” household appliance. I’ve always had one in my house but I’m also Asian, so, you know, tea and cup noodles. 🤷🏻♀️
It's definitely extremely rare, and I would say the ONLY reason you'd ever have one is if you're from Asian or foreign decent. I've never met a single person in my life in the US with an electric kettle.
I don’t know how the idea that Americans don’t use electric kettles came about but I’m 65 and have always used an electric kettle, and so do most of my family and friends. I do live in the south and we can’t live without our (properly brewed) tea.
Rice and beans goes with everything in Brazil. We usually mix rice and beans (I personally just put my beans over the rice), and we add whatever on the side of the plate to go with the rice and beans. Eggs, chicken, meat, salad, whatever. That's your typical Brazilian lunch and dinner
This is even funnier when you’re Canadian! Coz we spell like the British but our vocabulary is more like the Americans. We end up being the awkward middle child or the one with the identity crisis 🥹🤣
Surely these kids weren't picked at random? They're all incredibly charismatic and comfortable in front of the camera, I'm actually quite jealous. Great video.
@@eden_john001 "in other parts of the world " > noooooo. For exemple, we do have electric kettles in France to make tea although we don't make tea as well as the Brits (oooohhh, I could be excommunicated to have said that 😅)
As soon as I saw her fill the mug with the tap I knew we were in for it, but when she opened the microwave I just about had a hissy fit and I'm not even British XD Also, my grandmother is from England and when people pour milk in first before steeping the teabag in boiling water I take it personally
@@youvsyou945 here as in Britain? I generally tend to add milk to black teas like English breakfast or Earl Grey, but nothing peeves me more then people putting teabags directly into milk and then adding boiling water 😬 Makes for some weak-ass tea ☕️👎🏻
Because that woman was bonkers. She made a cup of milk with a tea bag in it,lol. It makes sense though. That woman probably grew up on Starbucks, It's 90% sugar, milk, chocolate with a sprinkle of coffee on top. So she thought the same of tea.
@@Lucy-xl3jc It's assumed if you say American, you're from the US. Yes, Canada, Mexico, etc are in America (North, Central. South) say they're from Mexico, Costa Rica, Brazil, etc, not "America". But coming from the US. A Candian as an example is not going to say they are American, because as noted they don't want to be mixed up with a person from the US.
The continents are North America and South America. The country is The United States of America. The reference of "America" refers to our country, not the entire continent.
For the record, we do have electric kettles in the US, they're just not terribly popular. I've had one for years that was purchased at a US store, and I couldn't live without it! Haha!
Never seen an electric kettle in any residence I've ever been in in any of my 26 years in the US. Doesn't mean they're not here, of course, but they are definitely not overly popular. I've seen coffee makers in just about every residence, on the contrary.
1:22 American here, genuinely confused about this meme. The name if the letter H is pronounced "aitch" in American English, too. Am I missing something? The other languages I have studied name it "haw."
I love how they show a person with a sunburn and the guy disagrees because "I've never seen you tan in your life." Dude, if you think a sunburn is a tan, you're probably British.
Yeah.... I believe you guys developed coffee machines as the replacement for kettles? I spent some time in America as a youth and that's what I remember seeing in teachers' lounge and office pantries :D
As an American I wholeheartedly apologize about the one woman incorrectly making tea. Unlike her, I make sure to use a kettle and add my milk after steeping my tea
i think i saw it on english heritage channel. mrs crocombe said that only peasants pour milk into the cup before the tea, because their chinas are of low quality and might break from hot water.
As an American, I’m shocked to learn the rest of my country apparently doesn’t have electric kettles??? I’ve one at home and one in my office for making tea, instant coffee, and cup ramen.
Tea just isn't popular among most populations in the states. We never had tea in my house growing up. My parents would brew coffee all day and drink black coffee well into the evening. My first experience (and most Americans, I'd say) with tea is with iced sweet tea, Arizona sweet tea to be precise. As a kid, I thought only English people drank it hot 😂
I am American and there is NO way that lady wasnt satire that tea making process is revolting and I am sure it was meant to shock and horrify both sides of the pond 😂😂😂...and yes we have electric kettles its just not as common cos not everybody consumes tea as much as coffee.
@@AA-bz1pr most people that drink coffee regularly use a coffee maker that does all the work. It takes longer to use an electric kettle and make a pour over coffee than it does to use a keurig, though a pour over would probably be better.
@@joshi897 Hmm, personally I dislike the taste of the coffee from most coffee machines. Doesn't feel quite the same as making it yourself. The cartridges can also be quite expensive.
I think you have a little to much faith in humanity if you think that lady and her daughter are just amazing actors who are like super good at pretending to be morons 😂 I know people who’ve put milk in tea and these people are clearly super country so honestly I think it’s more likely it’s real. I hope it is lmao
That was the WORST! She needs to be slapped. Civilized people use kettles or teapots. If you have neither then fine but you do NOT put the tea bag in AFTER, you put it in first! 😐
@@Devin3Anthologie i reckon if she didnt put the tea bag in after cooling down the water with milk, and maybe skipped out on the gallon of sugar then it would have been alright innit
My ex had a degree in British English, while I learned English from movies, cartoons, games, etc. and mine is more American English. She was getting so frustrated when I mocked her about pronunciation
I’m American, but lived in England for 10 years during my childhood. I’ve been back in America for over a decade now, but until recently I was still saying “Chewsday” and didn’t even realize it until one of my 5 yr old students pointed it out. Lol
I mean, we DO actually have electric kettles. They're just not a staple in homes. But they do actually exist, lol. I used one in college (and used the hot water to make my ramen too). I also enjoyed the American accents at the end, they sound so Southern to me, lol.
I got one a long time ago, but almost never used it. When I needed hot water, a glass measuring cup and microwave did the trick, so the electric kettle stayed in the back of the cupboard.
Yesh... This looked like a public school to me, which in the UK, means private, i.e., their parents have money. They definitely aren't the majority of British teen boys.
@@heatherwoodley8244 nah these aren’t private school boys. Also most private schools aren’t public schools, public schools are specifically schools like Eton, Harrow etc. They’re more selective, tend to have a longer history and are still strongly associated with the ‘upper classes’ compared to private/independent schools. So all public schools are private but not all private schools are public.
@@youngbroblessed it's a running joke that british people don't actually exist. As if they were unicorns or something. It's just for fun, I don't think anyone actually believes they're faking it.
I can believe that. My family has a corner in the kitchen where we keep our teas, hot chocolate packets and our good ol electric kettle. I know that thing has seen its use through my college years when i ate mostly Ramen cups and yakisoba packs.
I don't know if you'd really call it a kettle but my family has a Tea Maker, like a Coffee Maker, it does the same thing, just, with tea instead, works the exact same way basically.
When they said “you have beans for breakfast, you have beans for lunch and you have beans for dessert” i felt that, not because im british but because I’m mexican n frijoles are everywhere 😭
I appreciated that they didn't turn into surfers when doing American accents 😂 I love how Josh and Olly hype them up. I wish we had cooler weather, I'm over here sweltering in Texas lol
I might actually cry if the British High Schoolers series ever stops! They should make their own youtube channel, I'd watch it if they made their own youtube channel
beans for breakfast and lunch? yeh mate course beans for dinner? ON TOAST, yeh I mean to American ears you might as well have been like “breakfast yes absolutely but I’ll only do meatloaf for dinner if I also have pancakes and maple syrup with it.” and then everyone around you is like “yeah syrup, exactly”
I'm an American, I DO have an electric kettle, and I don't drink any tea lol. It's a game changer for boiling water for pasta though, it boils in a minute then you put it in the pot and just start cooking.
TO BE FAIR, as an American I promise we don’t claim the “microwaveable tea” lady 😂 I have an electric kettle, but most people (at least that I know) heat the water in a pot/stove kettle on the oven… I mean really now!!
that really surprised me when my roommate first time show me how he heat water in a microwave i was like “how can electric kettle such unaffordable in us” lol
I use the microwave and everyone I know does to lol so maybe you're a wonderful outlier love😂 (although I'm from the south so idk if that explains anything lololol)
@@victorlee1239 They're just not sold in our stores that often. I work retail in the US and my store only has maybe two brands of a kettle and it is not electric. It's the classic whistle kind. Our stock says we usually only have four of each brand's kettle. And I'd say my store (big chain in USA too) gets 1.2k people per day in a rural city.
This series is so clever, idk what it is but it's something about asking schoolkids these questions over adults in the street, makes it more charming and relatable (esp for anyone who's ever lived/went to high school in the UK) 😅
@yuitr loing I don't drink tea, and I use a kettle at least once a day, as do the other 2 people in my house. It saves several minutes every single time you boil water, and is very cheap.
that lad at 0:46 had me spitting out my food, seeing stereotype memes followed by the genuine “they’re taking the mick out of us” everything combined about the way he said it had me burst out laughing
I'm American and my house has an electric kettle. We also use it on occasion to make hot chocolate in the winter. I agree that I would never microwave the water for making tea. I also know other Americans who have electric kettles, so I'm surprised that people say they're uncommon in America.
Baked beans like that are utterly disgusting though. It makes me want to throw up thinking about them, I really struggle being English sometimes since I also don’t like fish and chips, roast potatoes, gravy and all that crap.
@@Alusnovalotus I'm trying!! Actually have an electric kettle, so they do make them in 110 volt. Not sure I've ever seen one in another house that isn't a fellow ex-pat though. They are pretty good for boiling eggs too. Fill it about 1/3rd with water, throw the eggs in (OK, place the eggs in GENTLY!), turn it on. Come back in 18-20 minutes. Job done.
6:20 I watched one where this girl made Tea this way for her British boyfriend and he threw it to the ground saying this isn’t Tea and I 100% agree with him because Im literally crying, this hurts me so much and I’m not even British
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Yooo, it's been a while since I've watched y'alls videos, but I remember your series with that priest guy and his twin experiencing korean food, culture, and military. Pretty good stuff!
I didn't realize I was watching one of your videos until I paused this and looked at the camera crew, and did a double-take
They really sat there and explained what “innit” means without even touching on the fact that it’s short for “isn’t it?”
They use it so much, they don't even know anymore. 😅
Exactly 💯
Right 😂
"Ain't it?"
FR 😭
Their acting is AMAZING! Almost believed british people were real
I can't stop laughing at this comment, help
NOOOO JASHSJFK 😭 you did them bad 🚶🏽🚶🏽
@@sarajoshi1276 🤣😂😆🤣😂🤣😆😂🤣😂😆🤣
This joke never gets old xd
what is a jashsjfk
The reason us Brits don't pronounce our Ts is because we are drinking them all ;)
Lol
Well played good sir
If you die tonight, do you know where you're going? Did you know that Jesus Christ is THE only way to Heaven and He loves you?
Through Him, God offers you a FREE gift - forgiveness. All you need to do is repent, turn away from your sins and evil ways,
from now on put your faith completely in Jesus Christ and be obedient to Him.
Biblical explanation of the Gospel:
God doesn’t want anybody in hell because He loves us, but you must understand why
we deserve hell and why those who refuse to live under His authority will go
there. (Matthew 12:30) ''Whoever is not with me is against me, and whoever does not
gather with me scatters.'' He gave us the law (Ten Commandments) not to make us righteouss, but
rather to show us our sin (Romans 3:20). God gave us free will and since Adam
sinned in the garden, sin is the nature of our flesh and we ALL have sinned. (Romans 3:23)
The law demands death to those who sin (Romans 6:23).
For someone to be justified before holy God they have to be sinless, that's why everyone need Jesus Christ
for He lived a sinless life.
None of us are good in God’s eyes, because for God good means moral perfection. We all
have broken God’s commandments, we all have sinned in our lives so none of us
are good. ‘’For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is
guilty of breaking all of it.’’ (James 2:10).
Good News is that Jesus Christ lived a perfect, holy, sinless life, Christ died for our sins according to the Scriptures,
He was buried and He was raised from the dead on the third day according to the Scriptures (1 Corinthians 15:3-4)
For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever
believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life.’’ (John 3:16)
We aren’t saved based on our good deeds/works, but only by the grace of God through faith.
''For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith - and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God -
not by works, so that no one can boast. (Ephesians 2:8-9)
Jesus said ‘’it is finished’’ (John 19:30) just before He died on the cross, which means He paid the fine for our sins
(past, present, future) to be forgiven if we repent and trust in Him.
''What then? Shall we sin because we are not under law but under grace? Certainly not!'' (Romans 6:15)
''Repent therefore and be converted, that your sins may be blotted out'' (Acts 3:19)
Repentance is a turning away from sin and all evil works, and it always results in changed behavior (Luke 3:8).
Biblically, a person who repents does not continue willfully in sin.
While sorrow from sin is not equivalent to repentance, it is certainly an element of scriptural repentance (2 Corinthians 7:10).
Do not play a hypocrite. ''God is light; in Him there is no darkness at all.
If we claim to have fellowship with Him and yet walk in the darkness, we lie and do not live out the truth.'' (1 John 1:5-6)
If you have repented and have genuine faith in Jesus Christ then you will receive the gift of Holy Spirit and be born-again spiritually.
(John 3:3) Jesus replied, "Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again."
When you believed, you were marked in Him with a seal, the promised Holy Spirit, who is a deposit guaranteeing our inheritance
until the redemption of those who are God’s possession - to the praise of His glory. (Ephesians 1:13-14)
You are born again with the Spirit of Christ (2 Corinthians 5:17).
Whoever believes in the Son has eternal life; whoever does not obey the Son shall not see life, but the wrath of God remains on him. (John 3:36)
''You will know them by their fruits'' (Matthew 7)
If you have been truly born-again with the Holy Spirit and He has regenerated your heart, you will desire righteousness -
to do what is good and righteous in God's eyes, to seek God everyday in His Word and prayer, to strengthen your relationship with God.
You will no longer desire to willfully continue living in sin but will want to obey God out of your love for Him because of His amazing grace
revealed to us through the death and resurrection of His Son.
''Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; old things have passed away; behold, all things have become new.'' (2 Corinthians 5:17)
''For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.'' (Eph 2:10)
You will have a testimony - of what your life had been before and how has it changed now when you have surrendered it to Lord Jesus Christ.
As a declaration and affirmation of your faith in Jesus Christ, get baptised in water because He commanded us to do so.
In John 3:5 Jesus answered, “Very truly I tell you, no one can enter the kingdom of God unless they are born of water and the Spirit.''
''Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit'' (Matthew 28:19)
''Those who accepted his message were baptized, and about three thousand were added to their number that day.'' (Acts 2:41)
''And this water symbolizes the baptism that now saves you also - not the removal of dirt from the body,
but the pledge of a clear conscience toward God - through the resurrection of Jesus Christ,'' (1 Peter 3:21)
''We were therefore buried with him through baptism into death in order that,
just as Christ was raised from the dead through the glory of the Father, we too may live a new life.'' (Romans 6:4)
''Having been buried with him in baptism, in which you were also raised with him through your faith in the working of God,
who raised him from the dead.'' (Colossians 2:12)
Please get right with God and start your relationship with Jesus Christ today before it’s too late, because there’s not much time left!
"But about that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.’’ (Mark 13:32)
Get to know Christ through God's Word - Bible. At first I recommend reading Gospel of John and book of Romans. God bless you!
Jeremiah 29:13 - ''You will seek me and find me when you seek me with all your heart.''
lol got me laughin
this is a good one!!
0:11 i love how the RUclips auto-generated captions instantly translate "arry pah uh" to "Harry Potter"
😂😂😂
I thought you said oui lmao with the time stamp
The majority of Americans love HP, my grandfather introduced us to the movie and it made my brother and I want to read the books.
I used to stay up just reading Harry Potter books because they're so engaging.
This!
I love how Brits and Americans mutually make fun of each other's accents.
we don't lmao I've never heard someone pull out an American accent to be funny. you guys do it bc u feel the need to stereotype every non-american person.
@@user-jb1mb5xh9t or maybe… it’s just funny
@@joemama2737 if its done well, yeah. that's rarely the case.
@@user-jb1mb5xh9t found the offended British person
@@paniniASMR found the insensitive American!
Moral of the story: They’re not just fish and chips. They’re also beans.
😂
that is exactly the joke i thought they would make 😅
😂😂
What got me is a chip is not your standard french fry - its a steak fry
and tea bags
The fact that they don't realize innit is the perfect example of their accent breaking down 'ISNT IT" just proves the accent is real 😂😂
I was so confused when they were describing what innit means haha it just means isn’t it LOL
I always thought "innit" as "ain't it".
Im British it is a shorter ‘isn’t it’
This... I came here to say this.
@@kmj480 who
I love how 0:42 when he figured out what it means, he says it just like the tweet is spelled out xD
And then ‘we do not say it like this’ but we do 😭
British people: “We aren’t just tea!”
Also British people: “They don’t have electric kettles?!?!??”
😂😂😂
To be fair, I was just as shocked and I’m Polish. Electric kettles aren’t only for tea
I MEAN LIKE..... DO THEY NOT BOIL THEIR WATER BEFORE DRINKING....?!?!?! 😭😭😭😭
As a Canadian, I just heat up my cup of water in the microwave, then insert the teabag and drink up (no milk or sugar either cuz that's for ppl who don't like tea)... who needs a kettle when microwaves exist?
@@turgsh01 exactly
As a Canadian, I perfectly understand both sides. It’s like being in on both jokes, but I can’t make fun of either side cause we’re both.
haha. My favourite comment yet! Totally agree 🤣
or all the more you can!
“hAicH”
Im from America but I live in a British household so me too I guess
Ofcourse you can! Double fun 😀
“You’re a Polish flag in the summer,” is clearly a British burn because Americans don’t know other countries' flags!
💀💀 STOP ROASTING US PLSLSLSLS
that’s so true we really don’t 🤨
Lmaoo
😂😂😂😂😂💀
Americans only knows Russia, Mexico, China, and the UK.
8:19 16°C is hot? Oh my word I'd be freezing, I'd pull up my jacket for this typa weather
edit: 40°C was the hottest i've experienced and would prefer that over anything below 20°C
More than the jacket it’s below freezing it might snow, goes to show how cold the average British life is
In Ireland 16° is tropical 🔥🥵
16°C, not Fahrenheit
5 or 10 years ago, there were 3 separate incedences of zebras loose on Atlanta Interstate highways. Really.
16 c is around 60 f
Ok, as a Georgia girl, their horrified reaction to biscuits and gravy was the best. Also, their reactions to electric kettles not being a thing over here! Lots of love from Georgia!
yes it was priceless!
Their biscuits are like cookies
@@ch1luvsu yeah I know, that's what made their reaction so great lol
biscuits and gravy are my favvv🥴 from TX 🤟
@@jaizee4091 yes girl! It'll fill ya up lol!
"We're not just fish and chips." These boys are always so funny and positive. It's wonderful that they can laugh and poke fun of themselves like this. It's a fantastic trait to have.
Poking fun at themselves and also being able to hand back the jokes to us who make fun of them. You've got to be able to take it if you're gonna dish it. I don't know about other Americans, but I really like that other countries can respectfully make fun of us just like we do to them.
I'm Asian
@@hyewon_6311 Am I missing something here? I don't mean to sound rude or anything, but your comment doesn't really make any sense.
@@tzeitelmccormick8297 Are you white people? I don't like white people.
@spaks Don't speak stupid language. I don't understand.
Jayden’s little “wrong already” under his breath whilst watching that American lady make ‘tea’ gives me life! 😂
I’m from Texas and have no friggin clue why she thinks that’s the correct way to make hot tea smh
whats the name of the othr guy w jaden?
@@verdantgrottobarbell5279 loll I was thinking the same... as a Brit, I feel like no one’s dumb enough to attempt to make tea like that, English style or not 😂 I genuinely think she might be joking hahaha
@@sparklekitty4420 she's definitely not joking! Idk if it's an American thing or what but two American girls I studied with made their tea like that. It was disgusting and infuriating!
@@elenamuis7287 WHAT. I AM AMERICAN I DIDNT KNOW MY OWN KIND COULD BETRAY TEA LIKE THAT.
The kid that said “tomato bro, c’mon!” That was a great American accent😂
The “this website uses biscuits to improve user experience” meme had me rolling. 😂
Now imagine that read in a bri’ish accent.
@@fiof your com pyooter has virus A DINGA DINGA DINGA DINGA DING
@@jjryan1352as an Indian I approve this comment
Especially the quotation marks around people lmaoo
As a british person I would just like to clarify i call a certain type of biscuit a cookie
The reaction to Americans not having Electric Kettles is PRICELESS 😂
I’m always confused by that, cause we DO have them
who doesn't have cattle in the house
@@Anna-B Yeah but most people don't have them in their house. You'd be more likely to find a coffee machine or a stove kettle than an electric one.
you mean electric ke'l's? 😅
@@OneRandomVictory true, but they aren’t hard to find if you want one
The way their brains broke when they discovered the severe lack of electric kettles was hilarious to watch, my favourite by far!
God, when I heard my friend in the states don't know what a rice cooker is, my mind was blown. XD
Other countries in America don't use rice cooker too, they ever think is an expensive thing xD, i found out that fact the other day, when i was looking for a recipe in rice cooker xD i was in shock, as a peruvian from the north coast of the country i can't live without rice!
i mean we have them and I know people who have electric kettles but for the most part people just use microwaves lol
We have one, only because my husband grew up in London. When I first saw the thing I was in shock.. no more microwaved water for us lolol
@@elizabethbread4021 XD It's so weird to me.
I really enjoyed the video. But more than that I love the message written in the background “ Origins should never be a barrier to success”
Ray was so heated at the end 😂😂 Also, they were so confused and offended when Ollie asked if they would have gravy with their biscuits 😂
RIGHT! The whole time they were talking about biscuits and gravy I was getting hungry.
I was literally eating biscuits and gravy while watching this video😂
Gravy on a cookie / biscuit sounds gross. I'm Canadian, so maybe that's why I think that way. I also don't have a bag of chips with my dinner like a fatty either which apparently is also an American thing.
@@turgsh01 haha. Gravy on a cookie would be gross. Americans don't do that. We put gravy on what you might call a savory scone. We call them "biscuits" and they tend to be lighter and moister than scones. It's delicious honestly... Also, most Americans don't have a bag of chips with every meal. Only if we're eating fast food...
If i can be honest i don't know what gravy is...
As an American who got mercilessly teased the two years I lived in London for everything I said, I loved this. Fair play.
why u being teased
@@abdur1300 because she sounded loike a schewpid yank, innit?
@@abdur1300 she lived in london with an american acent
@@niwenjunkooklix and so what? What's the big deal?
@@chrisland6018 american accents and british accents are different as you can see from the video.. and jokes are made
These guys seem cool. And them making fun of themselves for being exited about 16 degrees is so funny.
excited
@@mariadelbarrio9300 eckschoi’ed
yeah 16C is about 60-61F
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@@erilluu cant make fun of britts if you use fahrenheit
2:17 😂 Stoopid. I love it. We do say it like that 😅
I'm not even British or Irish, but the way she prepared the tea hurt me on a spiritual, emotional and physical level.
Same!
Yes. Saaame!
The worst! I’m American, a lifelong tea drinker. So wrong on every level.
@@milkshake123abc 😂😂😂
Yeah that hurt me, and yes, I'm a tea drinker. That woman needs some help 😂
“why’s she smiling like she did it correctly… like she did it wrong.” bruh i’m dying 💀😭
-wrong already. 😆
HAHAHAHAHAH
Kids from private schools are isolated from wider society and often small minded. Not once throughout that entire video did i hear a child say, “aight boss man, whas the deal wid dese wastemen legit unable to cook up some fresh brew blud, not avin dis.”
you dont microwave water, that's just retarded. It first needs to boil and continue boiling not just being hot. plus anything done in a microwave is pointetially hazardous to eat, if you eat out of a microwave you probably eat prepackaged tv-dinners
Who adds milk to tea they did it wrong not only because I live in England I am Spanish bro who makes tea like that
“Never go to that person’s house”
Even as an Indian I almost lost my mind seeing that recipe of tea💀
Not an Indian but I felt that too. Even half a dollar worth chai near my house became chai of heaven compared to that atrocity
"And she's smiling like she did it properly" had me dying!
As a Ukrainian, agree. That's crazy 💀
As An American That Ladies Just Dumb, And I Own An Electric Kettle So That's Pretty Cool Of Me 😂
As a Southern American, what that woman did was a crime against the culinary arts. I drink hot tea on a daily basis and that was just horrifying. Somebody rescue that woman's daughter and teach her how to actually cook.
8:08 I actually feel bad for them at this point man😂...16 degrees and bro feels hot in class😭😭
That's about 60 degrees F
Yep…at 11 degrees my class feels hot…ITS A LOT FOR US OKAY?!
As an American who does a British accent on every occasion I possibly can in every situation I think this is very funny
Haha same but reverse
cringe
As an American who *thinks* they can do a British accent*
why tf would you do that you have the simplest and most beautiful language in the world why would you ruin it
@@iam_stacy I’m English and that looks like a stroke
"You're a Polish flag in the summer, mate" - best line ever
What does it mean?
That was a very British thing to say😂 I'd never know what the polish flag looks like
@@demiannad White above, red below.
@@rickyfebrian20🇵🇱
farmers tan@@rickyfebrian20
LOL we definitely have electric kettles in America. But it’s not a “common” household appliance. I’ve always had one in my house but I’m also Asian, so, you know, tea and cup noodles. 🤷🏻♀️
It's definitely extremely rare, and I would say the ONLY reason you'd ever have one is if you're from Asian or foreign decent. I've never met a single person in my life in the US with an electric kettle.
True! I'm like Asian Americans have electric kettles 😅
I have one too. I'm not Asian, I'm lazy.
@@antonbonin5003 yeah this is false lmao. Everyone I know has an electric kettle and I was born and raised here with euro descent.
I don’t know how the idea that Americans don’t use electric kettles came about but I’m 65 and have always used an electric kettle, and so do most of my family and friends. I do live in the south and we can’t live without our (properly brewed) tea.
0:37
Man was bamboozled, insulted,tired of the sentence then annoyed all at once 😂😂😂
It’s cool to know British people and Mexicans have one thing in common
We put beans on a lot of things too
Brazilians too, beans and rice!
Some Caribbean islands include beans in some dishes too
Yo beans for life 😂😌💪 they taste so good with toast though lol
Rice and beans goes with everything in Brazil. We usually mix rice and beans (I personally just put my beans over the rice), and we add whatever on the side of the plate to go with the rice and beans. Eggs, chicken, meat, salad, whatever. That's your typical Brazilian lunch and dinner
I would say Latin Americans**, cause in the Caribbean we like beans a lot too
This is even funnier when you’re Canadian! Coz we spell like the British but our vocabulary is more like the Americans. We end up being the awkward middle child or the one with the identity crisis 🥹🤣
I can relate that 🤣🤣🤣
I know right 😂😂
agreed
Ha!! I love that so much XD
Lol I'm a Michigander and some of our words have a Canadian accent so this was extra funny for us too!
Not going to lie; listening to English/British due American accents and Americanisms is a TOTAL guilty pleasure. It's really fun
Okay Matthew
Okay Matthew
Matthew, it's okay
It’s all good Matthew
Matthew, you need to understand how okay this is
I love how every one of them was dressed up like they were going to work
That is standard Secondary School uniform in the UK.
"whys she smiling like she did it correctly!" IM ON THE FLOOR SJSGSJSSJS
Indonesian look like Indian
it killed me too, man is savage for that 💀
genius！！！！
She forgot the last step: Smash it against the floor because you did it wrong!
Ikr she did it terribly.
It's funny how they tried to explain when to use innit without mentioning that it basically means "is it not" which would have been self explanatory 😂
Haha yes 😅
I thought it was 'isn't it'
more like "isnt it"..?
That's not what it is. It's most definitely a short form of "isn't it." And it's used in the States, too.
You guys know "isn't it" is the contraction for "is it not" right?🥲
Surely these kids weren't picked at random? They're all incredibly charismatic and comfortable in front of the camera, I'm actually quite jealous. Great video.
Most of them are the ones always in these videos so yeah they werent some just get included though i guess for fun
Oh you should see them eating korean food. They have their own fanbase at this point
If you glance at the thumbnails for other videos, you’ll see they’ve been in many others.
I can tell youre English
@@finnafishfl *you’re
6:40 we do have electric kettles…?
As a Mexican, I respect the British for pairing beans with everything.
as a brazilian i agree. beans are really popular w/ us
Beans make a dinner better
If it weren't for that, you wouldn't respect them, would you?
😭🤣😅..
@@noodles4867 black beans, eggs, sausage, rice. Fucking amazing
The woman making tea was hilarious af. Literally doing every step wrong like that was definitely a comedic skit.
Thats how They do it all over america and also in other Parts of the world
@GunGirl1997 It is 100% meant to be comedic, it's not just the microwave lol. Like the tea wouldn't even steep the way she shows.
@GunGirl1997 *U.S.
@@eden_john001 "in other parts of the world " > noooooo. For exemple, we do have electric kettles in France to make tea although we don't make tea as well as the Brits (oooohhh, I could be excommunicated to have said that 😅)
American here. Sometimes people heat up a hot beverage that has gone cold in a microwave. And yes us tea drinkers do have kettles.
6:03 "Wrong already-" "I'm never going to that person's house"
The way I cackled LMAO Jayden’s legit hilarious🤣
Indonesian look like Indian
As soon as I saw her fill the mug with the tap I knew we were in for it, but when she opened the microwave I just about had a hissy fit and I'm not even British XD Also, my grandmother is from England and when people pour milk in first before steeping the teabag in boiling water I take it personally
@@annabanana2433 Me too. I was so disappointed, and I'm not even British
I have never seen anyone here make tea that way...like never....we don't put milk in our tea:)
@@youvsyou945 here as in Britain? I generally tend to add milk to black teas like English breakfast or Earl Grey, but nothing peeves me more then people putting teabags directly into milk and then adding boiling water 😬 Makes for some weak-ass tea ☕️👎🏻
8:46 love how he was supposed to imitate an American accent but ended up imitating the Australian one 😭
Fr😂
as a Brazilian, 16°C being considered hot is INSANE lol
I was thinking about that, what do they mean by having 5 hot days in the summer? I have 5 cold days in the year
even i think thats wild and i live in canada. thats like not even half what we get in the summer 😭
16 degrees Celsius is only about 61 degrees Fahrenheit 😢
Chill, here in the UK most people would probably consider 25c+ hot. Over 30 is very hot. 15-24 is mild to pleasant.
@@whenshaylait’s different though as 20 here feels like 30 in a different country as all are buildings are designed to trap heat
Britain's "Innit" is just the more confident version of Canada's "Eh?"
Source: Canadian with a british citizenship
I think its slang for ain't it.
Literally means “isn’t it”
“Sunny day innit” “bloody pissing down again innit” “fish and chips is banging innit”
Can confirm
Source: British with a Canadian citizenship
Innit's just ain't it , isn't it? ( you can swap around that sentence at it still works)
Aussie version would be “reckon”
This was hilarious. We definitely need a version with American highschoolers.
I'm Asian
@@hyewon_6311 what even are you talking about
@@zenthous9568 he/she is definitely not Asian but trying hard to catfish on RUclips 🤣🤣
@@hyewon_6311 i also am, who the fuck cares
@@hyewon_6311 haha no subs (this will backfire)
3:06 "americans go TUEsday, who says that?" bruh there's a t for a reason 💀
t+u = chew t+o = to it ain’t spelt toosday is it?
@@ariellaellisxo so it's not tube, it's chube? chulip, not tulip?? a cancerous CHUmor?? a bath CHUB??? oh no my CHUmmy hurts!
@@jackcuison Chew is Closer than Too
We made the language ya yob
@@kweasel9523 and the grammar of "your language" says that tu at the beginning of a word makes the clear t sound lol
They took everything lightheartedly except for the tea part 🤣
Oh as a British person, I had to skip past that part of the woman making tea. It was painful to watch
Because that woman was bonkers. She made a cup of milk with a tea bag in it,lol. It makes sense though. That woman probably grew up on Starbucks, It's 90% sugar, milk, chocolate with a sprinkle of coffee on top. So she thought the same of tea.
@cedar.summit It makes it not burn you
@cedar.summit Ohhhhh yes I thought you were saying normal British tea is bad
@cedar.summit hahah 🤣
As an American who lived for four years in England, this is hilarious. The accuracy from both sides is great. I miss my digestives haha
@@Lucy-xl3jc It's assumed if you say American, you're from the US. Yes, Canada, Mexico, etc are in America (North, Central. South) say they're from Mexico, Costa Rica, Brazil, etc, not "America". But coming from the US. A Candian as an example is not going to say they are American, because as noted they don't want to be mixed up with a person from the US.
@@mlm21 Oh I Erase the other comments! My apologies! Its very simple, the name of your country is the same as the continent. I get it. Thank you!
The continents are North America and South America. The country is The United States of America. The reference of "America" refers to our country, not the entire continent.
@@JohnWilliams-zu8wg I got it. Very clear to me now. Thank you!! Have a great day!
The chocolate ones are so good but my favorites are fingers and the Aeros omg!!!
For the record, we do have electric kettles in the US, they're just not terribly popular. I've had one for years that was purchased at a US store, and I couldn't live without it! Haha!
I also have one but i barely use it once a month. Guess i am not a tea drinker
Never seen an electric kettle in any residence I've ever been in in any of my 26 years in the US. Doesn't mean they're not here, of course, but they are definitely not overly popular.
I've seen coffee makers in just about every residence, on the contrary.
I have one, and Costco sells electric kettles, too. But, I know they are not as popular here..
All you need now is a Jammie Dodger. 🙂
Had a friend buy me one...for Ramen noodles.
1:22 American here, genuinely confused about this meme. The name if the letter H is pronounced "aitch" in American English, too. Am I missing something? The other languages I have studied name it "haw."
That one also confused me too lol I'm American and I always pronounce it aitch ??
I love how they show a person with a sunburn and the guy disagrees because "I've never seen you tan in your life." Dude, if you think a sunburn is a tan, you're probably British.
I don't and i am British. Also have naturally olive skinned people . I dont burn i tan .
I also love that they didn't show the one black guy reacting to that meme. 🤣 like "...um..."
@@babebaby1054 oke then babe, se you la'er, init?
Didn't sunburn causes tan?
@@AnythingYashubh tans can be a result after a sunburn
I’m American and watching that lady butcher tea actually made me die a little. And yes we do have electric kettles, we just don’t use them often.
I live in Mexico and I felt so offended by her unholy culinary skills
I was thinking she must be doing this as a joke. Even as someone who rarely drinks hot tea, I know that was awful.
Yeah.... I believe you guys developed coffee machines as the replacement for kettles? I spent some time in America as a youth and that's what I remember seeing in teachers' lounge and office pantries :D
They were obviously trolling
Why , what’s wrong with the way she made tea ? Seems normal to me
"We're not just that... but we are that a little bit" Nice Max, best summary of how stereotypes work I've ever heard ;)
🇰🇷🇧🇷.
Stereotypes are exaggerated and generalised truths in a way so yeah
@@sucharitaMCK not really
@@Cluhx They can be.
@@Cluhx they are
I'm American. I have an electric kettle, and we call it a gooseneck kettle. I don't use it to make tea but to make coffee (pour overs).
As an American I wholeheartedly apologize about the one woman incorrectly making tea. Unlike her, I make sure to use a kettle and add my milk after steeping my tea
Oh praise the good Lord almighty. Bless your heart. I’m not even English and I damn near died of cardiac arrest watching that.
i think i saw it on english heritage channel. mrs crocombe said that only peasants pour milk into the cup before the tea, because their chinas are of low quality and might break from hot water.
Wait tea contains milk? That's new to me
Bless you❤️❤️ please keep saving the world by stepping on tea 🔥🔥🔥😍😍😍
me who drinks tea without anything else:
As an American, I’m shocked to learn the rest of my country apparently doesn’t have electric kettles??? I’ve one at home and one in my office for making tea, instant coffee, and cup ramen.
Tea just isn't popular among most populations in the states. We never had tea in my house growing up. My parents would brew coffee all day and drink black coffee well into the evening.
My first experience (and most Americans, I'd say) with tea is with iced sweet tea, Arizona sweet tea to be precise. As a kid, I thought only English people drank it hot 😂
I have one as well -- They definitely exist over here, but I think that the meme just meant they aren't as common?
no all of America has them just not in the household
I see these at the store all the time the fuck they on about
I heard somewhere it had to do with lower voltage outlets so the efficiency isn't as good.
I'm far from being British but the tea lady had me dying inside fr 💀💀
What are you then if not British?
I'm Australian and I completely agree 🤣
They must be trolling
I hate tea and I was appalled 😭
I'm british and I died... on the inside and kinda irl
Love these kids! they're so good-natured and funny
I am American and there is NO way that lady wasnt satire that tea making process is revolting and I am sure it was meant to shock and horrify both sides of the pond 😂😂😂...and yes we have electric kettles its just not as common cos not everybody consumes tea as much as coffee.
🤨 you can use kettles to make boiling water for coffee too.
@@AA-bz1pr most people that drink coffee regularly use a coffee maker that does all the work. It takes longer to use an electric kettle and make a pour over coffee than it does to use a keurig, though a pour over would probably be better.
@@joshi897 Hmm, personally I dislike the taste of the coffee from most coffee machines. Doesn't feel quite the same as making it yourself.
The cartridges can also be quite expensive.
I think you have a little to much faith in humanity if you think that lady and her daughter are just amazing actors who are like super good at pretending to be morons 😂 I know people who’ve put milk in tea and these people are clearly super country so honestly I think it’s more likely it’s real. I hope it is lmao
@@byHexted I wouldn't say the milk is what's bothering people here
I apologize for that woman who made "hot tea". She's clearly insane.
That was the WORST! She needs to be slapped. Civilized people use kettles or teapots. If you have neither then fine but you do NOT put the tea bag in AFTER, you put it in first! 😐
@@Devin3Anthologie wait you don't pour the hot water in the cup with the teabag in the cup? That's how I do it and it turns out great.
@@jacksepticeye_fan084 Oh for sure. That's what I was saying, the first thing in the cup is the tea. Then the water.
@@Devin3Anthologie i reckon if she didnt put the tea bag in after cooling down the water with milk, and maybe skipped out on the gallon of sugar then it would have been alright innit
This reminded me I made a tea and left it in the kitchen, thanks for helping me remember
My ex had a degree in British English, while I learned English from movies, cartoons, games, etc. and mine is more American English. She was getting so frustrated when I mocked her about pronunciation
I enjoyed every second of this. They were adorable and good sports.
Indonesian president look like Indian
9:11
Shea and Bobby didn’t seem like they were taking it too well lmao
@@evvkinz and Ray.
@@MsUa125 poor dude was getting mad 😂
I’m American, but lived in England for 10 years during my childhood. I’ve been back in America for over a decade now, but until recently I was still saying “Chewsday” and didn’t even realize it until one of my 5 yr old students pointed it out. Lol
I bet you enjoy the sunshine
As a British born and raised how the hell do you say 'Tuesday' if not 'Chewsday'
How else do you say Tuesday then?? Your students “pointed it out”……really? 😂
Can't tell if you're lying or not, American also, loved a lot longer there than 10 years and never said that... oh well lol
There's no other way to say Tuesday though? You don't say "TWOsday"
Nobody says Tuesday like that.
8:42 "Hey Paul." is fucking so good lmfao
I mean, we DO actually have electric kettles. They're just not a staple in homes. But they do actually exist, lol. I used one in college (and used the hot water to make my ramen too). I also enjoyed the American accents at the end, they sound so Southern to me, lol.
I got one a long time ago, but almost never used it. When I needed hot water, a glass measuring cup and microwave did the trick, so the electric kettle stayed in the back of the cupboard.
@Mami Makala You hate WHAT?! Who the fuck microwaves water???
my mom has one
@@Dorf274 Americans
@@bessel260 no, just you
I love how wellmanered the British kids are. That's good parenting, right there.
Have a feeling that these are hardly the norm for teenage British boys.
Yesh... This looked like a public school to me, which in the UK, means private, i.e., their parents have money. They definitely aren't the majority of British teen boys.
@@heatherwoodley8244 nah these aren’t private school boys. Also most private schools aren’t public schools, public schools are specifically schools like Eton, Harrow etc. They’re more selective, tend to have a longer history and are still strongly associated with the ‘upper classes’ compared to private/independent schools. So all public schools are private but not all private schools are public.
@@chchchcherrybomb37 Right. Well, you know what I meant though. They aren't in a regular school where the education is free, that's for sure.
It’s Fulham Boys School. You dont have to pay to go there. They are just nice kids. 🙂
As an Australian I’d have to agree with everything the brits said here until the dude described 16 degrees as hot 💀
@ntk I live in India and it's 43° right now in my area 😭
@ntk ohh... It's just mid Summer rn in India and I can't even imagine how much the temperatures will rise in June 🥵
Proud Queenslander here, 16 degrees is a good winters day for us haha
In India 16° is winter and 45° is summer.
In my country It's literally 34°C rn and when he said that I was like what is he saying 😂
7:00 Americans drink tea it's just normally cold and really really sweet. Like 4-5 cups of sugar sweet 😂
I can’t imagine how relieved they were to get off set and not do the accents anymore
Why is everyone saying there not british
Title: British Highschoolers
Content: Shows african
@@youngbroblessed it's a running joke that british people don't actually exist. As if they were unicorns or something. It's just for fun, I don't think anyone actually believes they're faking it.
@The International Black Lip Plate Because the 1 black kid? Ha! Yeah that's an African accent for sure.
@@iamtheteapot7405 thx for explaining this 2 me although im very real
Depends on the household. If it's a tea-drinking family, there's almost definitely an electric kettle in the kitchen .
I can believe that. My family has a corner in the kitchen where we keep our teas, hot chocolate packets and our good ol electric kettle. I know that thing has seen its use through my college years when i ate mostly Ramen cups and yakisoba packs.
I’ve got at least four electric kettles in the house. We drink lots of tea, all the time actually.
I don't know if you'd really call it a kettle but my family has a Tea Maker, like a Coffee Maker, it does the same thing, just, with tea instead, works the exact same way basically.
i mean, we have an electric kettle but none of us drink tea we all drink coffee 🤷
Lol, I use a stove kettle instead, not a big fan of electric, but I was dying internally when I saw how that lady made her tea, it's soooo wrong.
When they said “you have beans for breakfast, you have beans for lunch and you have beans for dessert” i felt that, not because im british but because I’m mexican n frijoles are everywhere 😭
yeah for sure we have frijoles with everything 😭
@@patchyVA dont get me started with tortillas🙄😭
@@jovanaflores2790 tortillas are in every single meal
it doesn’t matter the meal
every. meal.
Yeah, but frijoles are waaay better
@@Triggerman-ld4yp you can never go wrong with frijoles y arroz 😅
3:53 The dude on the left... it's crazy how much he looks like Martin Landau when he was young, especially when he smiles.
I appreciated that they didn't turn into surfers when doing American accents 😂 I love how Josh and Olly hype them up. I wish we had cooler weather, I'm over here sweltering in Texas lol
Lol that was not american accent
I wish it was 16c in Texas right now. I feel like a puddle of good and its only mid 80f
I live in texas and googled 16C ....lmao I would be in full jacket & hat mode at that temp
@@shalbec3232 it was a combo of Texan, southwestern Floridian, and Alabaman.
@@86stepp I've always been partial to the cold. 😆 I can always add layers I can't take enough off if it's too hot.
It’s the British and Aussie “NAURRR”which is plainly “NO” for us Americans that I still cannot imitate for the life of me 😂
N new Zealand
@@00black88 Kiwis say yeah nah lmao
@@lemonorangegrape999 which is an Aussie saying.
Naur Cleaur
Put your lips out like Pingu and curl your tounge up....like "nohwrrrr"
I might actually cry if the British High Schoolers series ever stops! They should make their own youtube channel, I'd watch it if they made their own youtube channel
YESSS I AGREE
At some point they wont be highschoolers \_( ._.)_/
YouCHEWB
🇰🇷🇧🇷.
@@myahb.2679 literally that whole group will be leaving school soon for a levels :(
1:44 Henry's accent here is so hilarious 😂
Their faces when they watched the woman RUIN a British tea COMPLETELY. They were so offended & also watched w enthusiasm 😂😂😂
why did she use like 3/4 milk to water? lol
I can assure you that every British person who didn't know that was a thing watched it with utter confusion and disgust.
I am born and raised in California and I still know that ratio wasn't right XD
I'm no tea expert, but at least I can make one correctly.
I've never even made tea and I know that's not tea. She basically just mixed milk with a teabag and a bit of microwaved hot water
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"we're not just fish and chips and tea. we're not just that... i swear we're not. but we're just that a little bit" GOT ME WHEEZING 🤣
What a class group of lads. Good vibes all around
As an American living in Arizona. The “few hot days” made me laugh. Today it’s 105 F or 43 C. Love this video!
Holy shit that’s hot rn it’s 19 C where I am
Same. I live in Arizona as well. We get a “few cold days”
Thanks for the Celsius part
I'm here too! How are you liking the 112° right now?! 😂😭
Meanwhile in Singapore people were Instagramming themselves in down jackets when our mercury dipped to 23ºC/73ºF
I'm American and I can confirm not all of us microwave tea, that's weird
do you make it properly tho?
@@Il0vescarecrow u boil water in a pot or a stove kettle then soak a tea bag here
@@Il0vescarecrow there is no proper way to make tea, you should just throw it in the trash bc tea is horrible :) /half-joke
i do it bc we don’t have a keytle
Right literally we use stove abs electric kettles
As Brit who has moved to a country with hot, humid summers, I would kill to have British summers again. Actually, just British weather again.
Same here :/
Are you in Texas?
What country did you move to?
I’ve always heard the opposite from northern Europeans who want sun and can’t stand the rain and cloudiness it’s too depressing.
Wouldn't be that bad if it wasn't for the wind
beans for breakfast and lunch? yeh mate course
beans for dinner? ON TOAST, yeh
I mean to American ears you might as well have been like “breakfast yes absolutely but I’ll only do meatloaf for dinner if I also have pancakes and maple syrup with it.”
and then everyone around you is like “yeah syrup, exactly”
3:57 "I don't have gravy full stop."
'Full stop' is how British People say period.
good for you
Sheila is having her "full stop"
Lol
@@internettroll7497 omg-
Because we are fully stopping
I'm an American, I DO have an electric kettle, and I don't drink any tea lol. It's a game changer for boiling water for pasta though, it boils in a minute then you put it in the pot and just start cooking.
Yeah that’s how a kettle works😂 “electric kettle”
I too have an electric kettle. Works great with the French press. Occasionally for tea.
Mad Im English and I have one but I have only ever used it for Tea
I also have an electric kettle but I use it for ramen
I use my electric kettle for sweet tea 👁👄👁
TO BE FAIR, as an American I promise we don’t claim the “microwaveable tea” lady 😂
I have an electric kettle, but most people (at least that I know) heat the water in a pot/stove kettle on the oven… I mean really now!!
that really surprised me when my roommate first time show me how he heat water in a microwave i was like “how can electric kettle such unaffordable in us” lol
I use the stove top too!
I use the microwave and everyone I know does to lol so maybe you're a wonderful outlier love😂 (although I'm from the south so idk if that explains anything lololol)
I use a microwave to make tea and I'll fight about it
@@victorlee1239 They're just not sold in our stores that often. I work retail in the US and my store only has maybe two brands of a kettle and it is not electric. It's the classic whistle kind. Our stock says we usually only have four of each brand's kettle. And I'd say my store (big chain in USA too) gets 1.2k people per day in a rural city.
it’s so funny that the people who are known for having bad food are also disgusted by biscuits and gravy 😂
This series is so clever, idk what it is but it's something about asking schoolkids these questions over adults in the street, makes it more charming and relatable (esp for anyone who's ever lived/went to high school in the UK) 😅
@yuitr loing lad you can make all sorts of stuff with a kettle what you chatting bout
@yuitr loing I don't drink tea, and I use a kettle at least once a day, as do the other 2 people in my house. It saves several minutes every single time you boil water, and is very cheap.
Idk seems very buzzfeed and finebros to me. Those channels have been doing this type of videos for a decade or longer.
that lad at 0:46 had me spitting out my food, seeing stereotype memes followed by the genuine “they’re taking the mick out of us” everything combined about the way he said it had me burst out laughing
Bobby is so funny. Watch him in the Korea series.
I love their universal expression of incredulity at biscuits and gravy.
I feel like my expression was the exact same🤣 i’m sstill confused
@@hyewon_6311 💀
They think we are putting gravy atop cookies 😭
@@hyewon_6311 east Asia but are you mocking yourself?
@@zookytar jam or icing goes on a cake or cookies or cup cakes
I'm American and my house has an electric kettle. We also use it on occasion to make hot chocolate in the winter. I agree that I would never microwave the water for making tea. I also know other Americans who have electric kettles, so I'm surprised that people say they're uncommon in America.
As a Mexican, I approve of the abundance of beans in the British diet. 😂
Baked beans like that are utterly disgusting though. It makes me want to throw up thinking about them, I really struggle being English sometimes since I also don’t like fish and chips, roast potatoes, gravy and all that crap.
@@jaymercer4692 you’re just not English then
FOR REALL
@@theman7708 I just have a rare condition of being British but also having taste buds. I drink tea 1-2 times a day if that helps?
Bruh they could use our help caus wtf is that they're eating? Where's the passion
As a British person who has been living in the US for 20 years, this is as spot on today as it was when I left the UK!
Why haven’t you told us about ELECTRIC KE’LLES!?!?
@@Alusnovalotus because we in the US have them. I live in the Midwest and have seen electric kettles many times
@@Sixty___Four wait really? I'm also Midwestern and I don't think I've ever might a single person with an electric kettle
@@Alusnovalotus I'm trying!! Actually have an electric kettle, so they do make them in 110 volt. Not sure I've ever seen one in another house that isn't a fellow ex-pat though. They are pretty good for boiling eggs too. Fill it about 1/3rd with water, throw the eggs in (OK, place the eggs in GENTLY!), turn it on. Come back in 18-20 minutes. Job done.
@@alisterbh I guess since we on the other side of the pond, are heavier coffee drinkers, tend to buy percolators and can still use them for tea.
I loved this. Thought they were so mature about all of this at a young age. they were really fun with all of it. 10/10.
Fax Brits and Americans just like to poke fun at each other in a joking kind of way, and then someone just has to get offended by it
When they got to “chewsday” and they were like ok, valid.
Exactly! but they were such good sports, bravo to them!
@@potato-whiz amazing hahahahah
I love how they didnt have the black person react to the sunburn one lol💀
as a british guy who's lived in america for 4 years and has experienced this kind of torment, i can relate so much
7:40 When "schewpid" came out! 🤣
6:20 I watched one where this girl made Tea this way for her British boyfriend and he threw it to the ground saying this isn’t Tea and I 100% agree with him because Im literally crying, this hurts me so much and I’m not even British
The way the dude just threw the cup killed me 😂 he looked like he wanted to break up with her fr 😂 he was so disgusted 😂
Yup
Link pls?
She started pouring milk into the tea and I was out loud "Are you shweepid!!!" She put milk into the tea, tf you doing!
@@anthonyzullo I put milk in my tea because I cannot enjoy the tea without it- well depending on the tea actually