A friend of mine in Wales🏴 actually said it best that, in regards to military might and overall mentality, it could be said that the U.S.🇺🇸 is the son closest to the father🇬🇧. Canada🇨🇦 is the well-behaved first born but Uncle Sam is the rebellious son more like the father in his prime (which the father hates to admit😂).
I was born and raised in Chicago. Lived there for 36 years. I've been in Toronto for 15 years now and I will never go back to live unless I expand the (Canadian) family business. Toronto is a much safer place to live but too damn expensive. Price of housing does not meet the average income and that is a huge problem in the future.
As a dual citizen of both countries, it's very hard to say one is better than the other, however as a black person in the US there is a more representation of black people excellence in the US vs Canada. You have better opportunity to go to HBCUs, and be nurture by people that look like you. Which I find is not available in Canada. Canada isn't blatantly racist as the US however Canada still has it own dirty little secrets. Each country has a special place to me in different ways. Since moving back to Canada , I have learned not to compare them but to see the like I would my siblings, I have love them equally but, individually we each have a different relationship.🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸
Just to be clear Canadian Health Care is not FREE it is PAID for by US Canadian Tax Payers. Which is a great reflection of where some of our tax dollars go to and YES. We should be very Proud as taxpayers that our Health care is Good.
As a Black Jamaican in US there are lots of opportunities but you have to seek them out. The violence here is unreal though so I know Canada has its appeal.
I have heard too many horror stories about people going bankrupt over healthcare. Even if you aren’t bankrupted, having to pay monthly health premiums and still have to navigate co pay, deductibles etc is such a turn-off. Also US infrastructure is terrible. When I crossed the border from Canada into the US, the difference in road quality is immediate. I feel the US government doesn’t care for its people. They spend so much of its tax revenue on its military, it’s disgusting. I also don’t want to be part of a country that prides itself for standing for human rights and yet engages in wars and military conflict around the world. Lastly (tongue-in-cheek), I don’t want to learn the imperial system. The metric system is superior!
And I as an "immigrant" in Canada can't wait to find a way to move to US or Europe and the ONLY way we came to Canada AT ALL is not because we are interested or like it 1 bit but because it's so much easier to get PR - in fact in US and Europe pretty much it's impossible from outside and without a specific job offer. But once we're good enough for US or Europe we are out of this hellhole!
@@dazzlette The metric system is why Europe didn't send man to the moon, why telephone, TV, nuclear fission & fusion didn't happen in Canada or Europe, why Silicon Valley cannot happen in Europe or Canada, why Canada bought Covid vaccine from the US.
Well, no. Americans contribute much more than we do to charitable causes. If those causes include their evangelical prosperity churches, though, that would explain a lot. These rubes give as much as 10% of income to the filthy rich preachers in hopes of god’s giving them a lottery win.
Canadian exceptionalism is strong here lol. As someone who has lived in both countries, both have their benefits and drawbacks. Lower CoL, more opportunities to be successful, lower taxes, willing to take more risks and innovation there is crazy. Citizens are also much more resilient and will protest if they don’t like something. In Canada we complain and do nothing about it (except Quebec, shout-out to them). We barely innovate in Canada, we buy everything from people and our economy is 4 sectors (RE, natural resources, tourism and fin tech). Also the protectionism in business that leads to monopolies ends up screwing citizens over (telecom being a big example). Canada has better social benefits but you’ll pay for it via taxes. Generally more safer, you don’t have to deal with 2nd amendment crazies. Harder to get ahead, so a lot of people use real estate as a financial lever to pull themselves up, hence the housing prices and every one believing that housing only goes up.
i'm sure your three black boys feel as confident about succeeding in Canada, where there is a plethora of black excellence, right? despite what you feel, those three black boys would see so much black excellence in America, whereas they would not want to even visit canada. the face of black America is the face of blacks the world over. don't you ever forget it.
It makes sense that Canadians would distinguish themselves from the US by things like socialized healthcare and avoiding war. What I never get is when Canadians say "Canada is very multicultural" as if that is something that distinguishes them from the US. Do Canadians not know that Americans are made up people from cultures all across the globe? A nation of immigrants is exactly how many Americans would describe their nation as that's exactly what they are unless they are indigenous. The US is quite literally the first nation that comes to mind when I think multicultural nation. Canada is too but the US comes to mind first because of the larger population and thus higher number of people coming from different cultures.
The video turned out to be more about people’s preferences between Canadian and American culture or lifestyle rather than what the Canadians think about American people (the way they are )as I expected it to be.
Canada is a better country to raise children (safer, free healthcare, cheaper education, less social segregation), but USA is wayyy better of a country to build your own wealth (more business opportunities, lower taxes, warmer weather, more cheap living areas). So basically from age 0-25, Canada is better and from age 25-50, USA is better.
I was born in USA, I live in the USA...but I love Canada more than USA. I don't even know all the lyrics to the USA anthem, but I love and know O Canada (can also play it on the piano). Go Canada!! ^_^
Hi Tyler ! I like your videos, i'm a québecwa aka a french canadian . There's one thing i'd like to say is when you ask about what canadians think about americans you only get the opinion of english canadian of course because of the language. They have a very good memory and they did not forget how you kicked the brits out. I'd like to tell you that as far as i'm concern i've always been well treated and accepted in the usa even better that in toronto and the rest of canada. Those videos about americans being dumb and don't know their geography it's just bullshit every american i met are super cool, kind and polite. we like usa here in quebec... except d.trump...Thanks for you videos
Glad to know how our neighbors to the north feel about us. However, please know that a big reason why you're able to thrive is because we are you de facto defense department. If you had to spend the kind of money you need to defend yourselves, you may not be able to enjoy the life style you do now. Secondly, I doubt if many of these interviewees actually have real life experience in the U.S. Don't judge until you've spent some time here.
@@rollingthunderinho Hehe.... you're laughable. Without NATO, Russia could easily traverse the artic circle to over run you. However, we can't tolerate having our enemies at the gate, so we would just annex Canada. That will make the Russians think twice about setting foot on American territory. Imagine, 60 states. We would have to change the flag a little, but well worth it.
Representation matters!!! And in America 🇺🇸 black representation is far more than in Canada 🇨🇦. Yes there are some drawbacks living in the US. (I have Dual citizenship). However Canada needs to improve WAY more when it comes to blacks more being prominent. In the gta the representation for south asians is great. In fact I’ve seen first hand blacks denied housing, and jobs just because they are black and south asians are the ones denying black people. (Especially in Brampton). Health care is free, but again I’ve seen first hand where if you do not advocate for yourself you’ll unfortunately die or become very ill as a black person. You have to literally complain and complain to be taken seriously. Maybe the people who commented below have not had to experience any of this. But I have along with family members and friends.
I totally agree with you, Canada is multicultural however not where Black people are concerned. Where are the black professionals. In every aspect of the working world. The young children in impoverished area can't dream pass the hood because we are their heros. I mean with all the ups and downs of being Black in America you still can see yourself becoming something one day, more so than here. Just look at Instagram and see how many Black doctors, lawyers, and engineers ect you see graduating from universities. Both from PWIs or HBCUS. We need the same energy for our people over here. I shouldn't have to leave Canada to succeed.
I'm American, but I would rather be a Canadian if it wasn't so far north. I know there are temperate parts of Canada, but the days are still shorter. Culturally, politically, and economically I envy Canada. I lived in Bulgaria (South Eastern Europe) in the 1990s, and to me Canada seems in many ways more "European" than the United States. On a side note, people from all of North and South America (the continents) are "American". Sort of lame that the United States calls itself "America" while everyone permanently living in anywhere from Canada in the North to Chili in the South is an "American", we all live in the Americas.
Ah... that old geography nonsense again. Some European terms for USA / people from USA... UK: America / American French: Amerique / Americain Italian: America / Americano German: Amerika / Amerikaner ...and so on. No one in Europe will say a Mexican, Canadian, Venezuelan or Brazilian is an American.
My grandparents moved from Saskatchewan to Phoenix, AZ in 1962 and had their children here in the states (my mother), but all my extended family are Canadians. One thing I wish that I could have asked my grandparents was, "Why in the world did you choose to move to one of the hottest places in America?" I also wonder how they adapted to the extremely different weather.
"America is the land of opportunity" Lol more like the American dream has moved North. You have an easier path to the Canadian middle class and above if you work hard here and don't break the law. Canada has better healthcare, better public schools and more affordable post-secondary education. We obviously pay a higher price for these things though through higher taxes. US has lower prices on alcohol, gas, goods and clothing compared to Canada even before taxes. Americans have lower state sales taxes than Provinces and don't have a Federal sales tax like the 5% GST on virtually everything. I still and always will love Canada.
We often think and talk about Canada vs. the US in many respects. I would like to say some different though .. Thank God 🙏 Canada managed to get out of British Brexit hands and develop its own identity.
OMG Canadians move to LA to be actors who would have guessed that to work in job that is only centered in 1 location you would need to move to that location.
Yeah man totally agree with our fellow Canadians in those ways it's better to be Canadian fo sho since as we know it's more safer we have more nice and polite people and free health care and much more still so totally understandable tho fo realz whereas Americans it's a more struggle down there and got alot more work to do so yeah but love tha states tho like I would even travel more in tha states than I would do in Canada so yeah.
I would like to point out Canada is where it is because of America for a big part. Canada gets favorable trade deals from America; Canada relies on the US security/military umbrella etc..., which allows the Canadian gov to spend saved funds to social programs like its healthcare for its citizens since it doesn't to spend much on defense..etc... If America treated Canada like other countries, things will be a lot different here.
i think America needs to teach these other country citizens a thing or two. we need to stop protecting these countries who don't appreciate America's might. Now, I know we can't stop protecting them, but it would be nice to teach them a thing or two.
@@darylsledge1456 Yeah, exactly. Trump is planning a 10% tax on imports (this time Canada won't be excluded).. The Canadian gov is already sending lobbyists to DC in order to reverse that decision.. Their auto sector won't survive without free access to the big American market.. Canadian also refuse to pay their fair share on Defense spending, letting America do all the spending... Treating Canada as a little brother, who turns out ungrateful, needs to stop..
I bet a lot of those Canadians have never actually been to the United States and they base their opinions on what they see in the media. My wife is from Colombia. We met in Colombia and I brought her here on the fiancee visa. Before she came here, she had some ideas about Americans that either seemed really bizarre to me or were just flat out wrong. Now, after living here for seven years, she knows better. She still sees the problems, as I also do, but at least it's based on her own experience over a long period of time and not based on how the media spins things or some movie out of Hollywood. Incidentally, I'm planning to move to Colombia when I retire, for many reasons, including the lower cost of living and cheaper healthcare, which are important in retirement. My wife is not so wild about the idea, because she says she has become spoiled by life here in the US.
you would be surprised how many Americans have never been to Canada or know anything about us. The Americans in like major cities, border states and Florida know about Canadians. Majority in other states could care less.
People assume Canada's a small country, and that we know everyone else. Okay, I may know one of the guys in the video, name's Lane, but that doesn't mean we all know each other. Sheesh!
That “free healthcare” argument is so tired the US does have free healthcare but it is just not universal like other countries, that there are many reasons why Canada is a better country than the US ,but the US “not having free healthcare isn’t one of those reasons”
We don't know whether or not to count Puerto Rico. I thought it was 51. Truth is we don't care. Most of us don't even know how many Provinces & Territories we have here in Canada, many would say 9 but I think it's 11. It also depends what age group you ask. I do know; count the stars and you have your answer & I think it's 11 stripes to represent the original colonies or something like that. One look at your homelessness situation and Canada is my choice by far. The only thing we used to think about the USA pretty much is that your Beer sucks in comparison & that Florida is a great place to go in the winter. We are taxed to the hilt and yes we have access to healthcare but good luck getting a family doctor or purchasing a house. 350,000,000 million people vs 30,000,000 million people. Canadian's say EH!!! & American's say HUH!!! CFL Football is a better game than NFL Football but we'll take your cheerleaders. We have 9 teams and you have something like 28 and your football season gives us something to watch in the winter other than hockey. We really think of you as our dumb brothers and sisters to the south but our young folk are catching up in that department. We also don't care for your racism which is seeping into this country as well. We could also do without all your violence. The average Canadian over 40 knows much more about the USA than you know about us. Lastly, we wonder what the hell your doing in Alaska other than protecting us from Russia. LMAO And we hate PM Turdo Must Go!!! And most of us like Trump and think Biden is a old dementia patient. But then again if you ask our woke Libtards they will say they hate Trump. The truth is I don't know any American's & have only run into one or two in my lifetime. Everything I do know is based off MSM news and it's not good.
lol Canada has lowest Covid death rate in G7 behind Japan. Japan spent money and bungled hosting the Olympics they likely will have more Covid deaths than Canada by the end of the year and spent more government money per capita during the pandemic. Canada under Trudeau followed the science and let provinces do lockdowns when they had too much Covid most Canadians are happy with our approach yes businesses closed and jobs were lost everywhere not just in our country. However, if you are alive you will always have opportunity to rebuild yourself and your life post-Covid.
You couldn't pay me enough money to live and visit the USA. You have high crime rate. High gun violence, high gang violence, school shootings the only country who has it and the Federal US Government doesn't give a damn., not safe, dollar to expensive, Healthcare expensive, to many guns. No employment laws, no gun control, no democracy there because the Political parties control the elections thru don't allow everyone to vote who is 18 and up. They choose who votes. Here in Canada everyone who is 18 years by October 5th 2025 and up gets to vote in the Federal Canadian Election. We vote for our MPs in our constituency. The Party who wins the most seats in the House of Commons there Leader of the Party becomes Prime Minister.
Love Canada and universal health care Vancouver and the East Coast my favourite! So blessed to be Canadian America seems so divided now especially after Trump the gun violence is very scary way to many mass shootings
If you stop watching so much media and letting them form a opinion and perception for you, you will see that's not true , some canadians act like this too
I know right 🤣 thry are embarrassing themselves and clearly these Canadians haven't been to the states and all they know is what thry get off media lr social media, and unless it was NY to which comparing or even WA citizens Americans are extremely diverse, most people in liberal states such as NY to which most of these people only know, are not comparable to every state. It's actually really laughable listening to these people 😂🤣😂
@@grace7701 america and americans are the laughing stock of the world. if you can't handle what the canadians think of you wait til you hear what the europeans and asians think of you
I'm (Black) Canadian-American. The USA has way more opportunities to be successful regardless of its many short comings.
The American says to the Canadian: you Canadians say "eh" a lot huh?
The Canadian: You American's say "huh" a lot eh?
Lmao so true
It's so true!
This is the most relevant news source we have in Canada right now. Can't wait to see this platform grow!!!!!
Thank you so much for the support!
A friend of mine in Wales🏴 actually said it best that, in regards to military might and overall mentality, it could be said that the U.S.🇺🇸 is the son closest to the father🇬🇧. Canada🇨🇦 is the well-behaved first born but Uncle Sam is the rebellious son more like the father in his prime (which the father hates to admit😂).
First question should be asked: "Have you been to the States?"
I was born and raised in Chicago. Lived there for 36 years. I've been in Toronto for 15 years now and I will never go back to live unless I expand the (Canadian) family business. Toronto is a much safer place to live but too damn expensive. Price of housing does not meet the average income and that is a huge problem in the future.
Agreed
Housing prices are a huge issue right now across Canada!
Is Chicago any cheaper?
As a dual citizen of both countries, it's very hard to say one is better than the other, however as a black person in the US there is a more representation of black people excellence in the US vs Canada. You have better opportunity to go to HBCUs, and be nurture by people that look like you. Which I find is not available in Canada. Canada isn't blatantly racist as the US however Canada still has it own dirty little secrets. Each country has a special place to me in different ways. Since moving back to Canada , I have learned not to compare them but to see the like I would my siblings, I have love them equally but, individually we each have a different relationship.🇨🇦❤️🇺🇸
Very well said. Thank you.
@@moeanthony9308 thanks so much
@@fuffygoodaz Honestly Yazzit. You said it best.
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Yup. I feel the same. Well said.
Just to be clear Canadian Health Care is not FREE it is PAID for by US Canadian Tax Payers. Which is a great reflection of where some of our tax dollars go to and YES. We should be very Proud as taxpayers that our Health care is Good.
I think Canada is much better than the USA. Politically Canadian system is good. In America just talk but no action.
Canadians are experts at telling you how they're better than Americans, but then remind you about how "progressive and open-minded" they are.
As a Black Jamaican in US there are lots of opportunities but you have to seek them out. The violence here is unreal though so I know Canada has its appeal.
Yeah the violence is terrifying. Too much. Hope it gets better.
BLACK JAMAICAN? LOL
Canada's crime is increasing dramatically
I’m an immigrant to Canada and I would never want to live in the US.
Why do you feel like this?! Let us know!
I have heard too many horror stories about people going bankrupt over healthcare. Even if you aren’t bankrupted, having to pay monthly health premiums and still have to navigate co pay, deductibles etc is such a turn-off. Also US infrastructure is terrible. When I crossed the border from Canada into the US, the difference in road quality is immediate.
I feel the US government doesn’t care for its people. They spend so much of its tax revenue on its military, it’s disgusting. I also don’t want to be part of a country that prides itself for standing for human rights and yet engages in wars and military conflict around the world.
Lastly (tongue-in-cheek), I don’t want to learn the imperial system. The metric system is superior!
And I as an "immigrant" in Canada can't wait to find a way to move to US or Europe and the ONLY way we came to Canada AT ALL is not because we are interested or like it 1 bit but because it's so much easier to get PR - in fact in US and Europe pretty much it's impossible from outside and without a specific job offer. But once we're good enough for US or Europe we are out of this hellhole!
@@mefisto7583 there's like 2 countries that are better than canada and they are both in europe. grass is always greener ;)
@@dazzlette The metric system is why Europe didn't send man to the moon, why telephone, TV, nuclear fission & fusion didn't happen in Canada or Europe, why Silicon Valley cannot happen in Europe or Canada, why Canada bought Covid vaccine from the US.
Love what you are doing, Brandon.
Thank you so much for the support!
Americans are kind but not polite. Canadians are polite but not kind. Change my mind.
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The biggest difference between Canadians and Americans is that Canadians are more community minded, and Americans are more individualistic.
Well, no. Americans contribute much more than we do to charitable causes. If those causes include their evangelical prosperity churches, though, that would explain a lot. These rubes give as much as 10% of income to the filthy rich preachers in hopes of god’s giving them a lottery win.
Canadian exceptionalism is strong here lol.
As someone who has lived in both countries, both have their benefits and drawbacks. Lower CoL, more opportunities to be successful, lower taxes, willing to take more risks and innovation there is crazy. Citizens are also much more resilient and will protest if they don’t like something. In Canada we complain and do nothing about it (except Quebec, shout-out to them).
We barely innovate in Canada, we buy everything from people and our economy is 4 sectors (RE, natural resources, tourism and fin tech). Also the protectionism in business that leads to monopolies ends up screwing citizens over (telecom being a big example).
Canada has better social benefits but you’ll pay for it via taxes. Generally more safer, you don’t have to deal with 2nd amendment crazies. Harder to get ahead, so a lot of people use real estate as a financial lever to pull themselves up, hence the housing prices and every one believing that housing only goes up.
100% agree!!!
As a mother of 3 black men i would not live in the U.S for love or money.
Trust me I know the pain of being black in America.
@@dstylesentSo racism isn't everywhere
i'm sure your three black boys feel as confident about succeeding in Canada, where there is a plethora of black excellence, right? despite what you feel, those three black boys would see so much black excellence in America, whereas they would not want to even visit canada. the face of black America is the face of blacks the world over. don't you ever forget it.
I love Canada, love being Canadian! furthest I have gone to USA is buffalo since 9/11.
Have you ever thought about going back to the US?
As an Albertan Fuck Ontario, Quebec, & BC. Sick of you liberals and Trudeau!
It makes sense that Canadians would distinguish themselves from the US by things like socialized healthcare and avoiding war. What I never get is when Canadians say "Canada is very multicultural" as if that is something that distinguishes them from the US. Do Canadians not know that Americans are made up people from cultures all across the globe? A nation of immigrants is exactly how many Americans would describe their nation as that's exactly what they are unless they are indigenous. The US is quite literally the first nation that comes to mind when I think multicultural nation. Canada is too but the US comes to mind first because of the larger population and thus higher number of people coming from different cultures.
The video turned out to be more about people’s preferences between Canadian and American culture or lifestyle rather than what the Canadians think about American people (the way they are )as I expected it to be.
Oh and how are Americans?
Canada is a better country to raise children (safer, free healthcare, cheaper education, less social segregation), but USA is wayyy better of a country to build your own wealth (more business opportunities, lower taxes, warmer weather, more cheap living areas). So basically from age 0-25, Canada is better and from age 25-50, USA is better.
I was born in USA, I live in the USA...but I love Canada more than USA. I don't even know all the lyrics to the USA anthem, but I love and know O Canada (can also play it on the piano). Go Canada!! ^_^
You’re braindead and cringe.
Good for you
The spandangle had me dwl woi look jokes, and the dude trying to sing it!😂 good show brandon,
Thank you so much for the support!
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Thank you! 🙏
Now you have to cross the border Brandon and see what Americans think of us lol.
Not a bad idea once the borders open up. 👀
I've watched both; there's less hatred in the American version.
We don’t
Hi Tyler ! I like your videos, i'm a québecwa aka a french canadian . There's one thing i'd like to say is when you ask about what canadians think about americans you only get the opinion of english canadian of course because of the language. They have a very good memory and they did not forget how you kicked the brits out. I'd like to tell you that as far as i'm concern i've always been well treated and accepted in the usa even better that in toronto and the rest of canada. Those videos about americans being dumb and don't know their geography it's just bullshit every american i met are super cool, kind and polite. we like usa here in quebec... except d.trump...Thanks for you videos
Whoever slipped in the "What about Fergie" comment is foul LMAOO 😩
A messss sksksks
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Most countries like Canadians more, because we don't go on vacation & show up with an army
Thanks for sharing Brandon
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They're free to say whatever they want, until that "freedom" is repealed. Canada is a great place to visit, including the big cities.
Glad to know how our neighbors to the north feel about us. However, please know that a big reason why you're able to thrive is because we are you de facto defense department. If you had to spend the kind of money you need to defend yourselves, you may not be able to enjoy the life style you do now.
Secondly, I doubt if many of these interviewees actually have real life experience in the U.S. Don't judge until you've spent some time here.
@@rollingthunderinho Hehe.... you're laughable. Without NATO, Russia could easily traverse the artic circle to over run you. However, we can't tolerate having our enemies at the gate, so we would just annex Canada. That will make the Russians think twice about setting foot on American territory. Imagine, 60 states. We would have to change the flag a little, but well worth it.
😂😂😂 who cares what they say about us? let them have their opinion!! we know who we are!
Representation matters!!! And in America 🇺🇸 black representation is far more than in Canada 🇨🇦. Yes there are some drawbacks living in the US. (I have Dual citizenship). However Canada needs to improve WAY more when it comes to blacks more being prominent. In the gta the representation for south asians is great. In fact I’ve seen first hand blacks denied housing, and jobs just because they are black and south asians are the ones denying black people. (Especially in Brampton). Health care is free, but again I’ve seen first hand where if you do not advocate for yourself you’ll unfortunately die or become very ill as a black person. You have to literally complain and complain to be taken seriously. Maybe the people who commented below have not had to experience any of this. But I have along with family members and friends.
I totally agree with you, Canada is multicultural however not where Black people are concerned. Where are the black professionals. In every aspect of the working world. The young children in impoverished area can't dream pass the hood because we are their heros. I mean with all the ups and downs of being Black in America you still can see yourself becoming something one day, more so than here. Just look at Instagram and see how many Black doctors, lawyers, and engineers ect you see graduating from universities. Both from PWIs or HBCUS. We need the same energy for our people over here. I shouldn't have to leave Canada to succeed.
I agree with you 💯
For sure. It's great to see South Asian representation. But we need more Black representation Canada! In media and high paying jobs.
Thank you so much for sharing your opinion.
Blacks are most certainly more represented in the US because they are 13% of the population as opposed to Canada's 4%
I'm American, but I would rather be a Canadian if it wasn't so far north. I know there are temperate parts of Canada, but the days are still shorter. Culturally, politically, and economically I envy Canada. I lived in Bulgaria (South Eastern Europe) in the 1990s, and to me Canada seems in many ways more "European" than the United States. On a side note, people from all of North and South America (the continents) are "American". Sort of lame that the United States calls itself "America" while everyone permanently living in anywhere from Canada in the North to Chili in the South is an "American", we all live in the Americas.
Ah... that old geography nonsense again. Some European terms for USA / people from USA...
UK: America / American
French: Amerique / Americain
Italian: America / Americano
German: Amerika / Amerikaner
...and so on.
No one in Europe will say a Mexican, Canadian, Venezuelan or Brazilian is an American.
United States of America is the only country that has "America" in its name, hence the reason why people are called "Americans"..
sis's nails are always on point! 😍
Gotta say, embarrassed you found so many didn’t know how many states. Yeesh!
Whoever asked about Fergie lives for VIOLENCE 😂
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My grandparents moved from Saskatchewan to Phoenix, AZ in 1962 and had their children here in the states (my mother), but all my extended family are Canadians. One thing I wish that I could have asked my grandparents was, "Why in the world did you choose to move to one of the hottest places in America?" I also wonder how they adapted to the extremely different weather.
Sunshine perhaps.
"America is the land of opportunity" Lol more like the American dream has moved North. You have an easier path to the Canadian middle class and above if you work hard here and don't break the law. Canada has better healthcare, better public schools and more affordable post-secondary education. We obviously pay a higher price for these things though through higher taxes. US has lower prices on alcohol, gas, goods and clothing compared to Canada even before taxes. Americans have lower state sales taxes than Provinces and don't have a Federal sales tax like the 5% GST on virtually everything. I still and always will love Canada.
Better Healthcare in what way? And please don't say free because it's not
Move north? You're funny.
We often think and talk about Canada vs. the US in many respects.
I would like to say some different though .. Thank God 🙏 Canada managed to get out of British Brexit hands and develop its own identity.
OMG Canadians move to LA to be actors who would have guessed that to work in job that is only centered in 1 location you would need to move to that location.
More opportunities in America, cost of living way lower.
Great
But the video is about how the people are
What type of opportunities do you think Americans have that we don't?
@@BrandonGonezShow Venture Capital and less red tape to start a small business
@@BrandonGonezShow look up brain drain from Canada to the US.
As a born and raised Canuck, of course Canada is best. Better to ask people who are not Canadian or American.
"For who? Rich white men?" Bingo!
There's a lot of opportunities in trade work if you go to school to learn a skill.
Note that Jimi Hendrix did not sing the Star Spangled Banner on played it so, yes Jimi did it best instrumental.
Pretty accurate!
Yeah man totally agree with our fellow Canadians in those ways it's better to be Canadian fo sho since as we know it's more safer we have more nice and polite people and free health care and much more still so totally understandable tho fo realz whereas Americans it's a more struggle down there and got alot more work to do so yeah but love tha states tho like I would even travel more in tha states than I would do in Canada so yeah.
Safer? You must be joking.
@@cocochanel6903 what are you talking bout Canada is alot more safer than tha states like wtf???!.
Healthcare is not free it's paid for through tax dollars , and I don't know about canadians being more kinder and polite doesn't equal friendly
Lived in Canada way better than the states
for you maybe, canada is pretty irrelevant to most americans, sorry
@@robert5755 😢
I would like to point out Canada is where it is because of America for a big part. Canada gets favorable trade deals from America; Canada relies on the US security/military umbrella etc..., which allows the Canadian gov to spend saved funds to social programs like its healthcare for its citizens since it doesn't to spend much on defense..etc...
If America treated Canada like other countries, things will be a lot different here.
i think America needs to teach these other country citizens a thing or two. we need to stop protecting these countries who don't appreciate America's might. Now, I know we can't stop protecting them, but it would be nice to teach them a thing or two.
@@darylsledge1456 Yeah, exactly. Trump is planning a 10% tax on imports (this time Canada won't be excluded)..
The Canadian gov is already sending lobbyists to DC in order to reverse that decision..
Their auto sector won't survive without free access to the big American market..
Canadian also refuse to pay their fair share on Defense spending, letting America do all the spending...
Treating Canada as a little brother, who turns out ungrateful, needs to stop..
I bet a lot of those Canadians have never actually been to the United States and they base their opinions on what they see in the media. My wife is from Colombia. We met in Colombia and I brought her here on the fiancee visa. Before she came here, she had some ideas about Americans that either seemed really bizarre to me or were just flat out wrong. Now, after living here for seven years, she knows better. She still sees the problems, as I also do, but at least it's based on her own experience over a long period of time and not based on how the media spins things or some movie out of Hollywood. Incidentally, I'm planning to move to Colombia when I retire, for many reasons, including the lower cost of living and cheaper healthcare, which are important in retirement. My wife is not so wild about the idea, because she says she has become spoiled by life here in the US.
canadians who visit america probably think americans are even worse assholes than they thought
You need to ask the women at Caribana, would love to hear their answers 😂😂😩
Bahaha oh boy. I definitely remember those days.
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the guy at 3:50 just regurgitates the talking points
Whitney Houston was the best
Actually, Marvin Gaye was the best.
Would love to hear what Americans think of Canadains edition.
Maybe once the borders are open we can try a ting. 👀
you would be surprised how many Americans have never been to Canada or know anything about us. The Americans in like major cities, border states and Florida know about Canadians. Majority in other states could care less.
@@Sam19509 I agree
There's less hate in the American edition.
not much material there, majority no nothing about that place , except its cold.
i am shocked that these Canadians missed a lot of the questions
People assume Canada's a small country, and that we know everyone else. Okay, I may know one of the guys in the video, name's Lane, but that doesn't mean we all know each other. Sheesh!
I'll take the Canadian responses over the European ones. 😂
Equality? No.
That “free healthcare” argument is so tired the US does have free healthcare but it is just not universal like other countries, that there are many reasons why Canada is a better country than the US ,but the US “not having free healthcare isn’t one of those reasons”
Point taken, but no one in Canad goes bankrupt because of illness.
@@zander8018 Bankruptcy is also a business/financial decision. You can use bankruptcy laws to protect yourself.
We don't know whether or not to count Puerto Rico. I thought it was 51. Truth is we don't care. Most of us don't even know how many Provinces & Territories we have here in Canada, many would say 9 but I think it's 11.
It also depends what age group you ask. I do know; count the stars and you have your answer & I think it's 11 stripes to represent the original colonies or something like that.
One look at your homelessness situation and Canada is my choice by far.
The only thing we used to think about the USA pretty much is that your Beer sucks in comparison & that Florida is a great place to go in the winter.
We are taxed to the hilt and yes we have access to healthcare but good luck getting a family doctor or purchasing a house.
350,000,000 million people vs 30,000,000 million people.
Canadian's say EH!!! & American's say HUH!!!
CFL Football is a better game than NFL Football but we'll take your cheerleaders. We have 9 teams and you have something like 28 and your football season gives us something to watch in the winter other than hockey.
We really think of you as our dumb brothers and sisters to the south but our young folk are catching up in that department.
We also don't care for your racism which is seeping into this country as well.
We could also do without all your violence.
The average Canadian over 40 knows much more about the USA than you know about us.
Lastly, we wonder what the hell your doing in Alaska other than protecting us from Russia. LMAO
And we hate PM Turdo Must Go!!! And most of us like Trump and think Biden is a old dementia patient. But then again if you ask our woke Libtards they will say they hate Trump.
The truth is I don't know any American's & have only run into one or two in my lifetime. Everything I do know is based off MSM news and it's not good.
For 500$ Rode mic extender is a what industry brand
Canada needs to protect people’s rights more with the lockdown & stuff. Slow down on the far left wokeism & we’ve got potential for our future.
lol Canada has lowest Covid death rate in G7 behind Japan. Japan spent money and bungled hosting the Olympics they likely will have more Covid deaths than Canada by the end of the year and spent more government money per capita during the pandemic. Canada under Trudeau followed the science and let provinces do lockdowns when they had too much Covid most Canadians are happy with our approach yes businesses closed and jobs were lost everywhere not just in our country. However, if you are alive you will always have opportunity to rebuild yourself and your life post-Covid.
You couldn't pay me enough money to live and visit the USA. You have high crime rate. High gun violence, high gang violence, school shootings the only country who has it and the Federal US Government doesn't give a damn., not safe, dollar to expensive, Healthcare expensive, to many guns. No employment laws, no gun control, no democracy there because the Political parties control the elections thru don't allow everyone to vote who is 18 and up. They choose who votes. Here in Canada everyone who is 18 years by October 5th 2025 and up gets to vote in the Federal Canadian Election. We vote for our MPs in our constituency. The Party who wins the most seats in the House of Commons there Leader of the Party becomes Prime Minister.
Love Canada and universal health care Vancouver and the East Coast my favourite! So blessed to be Canadian
America seems so divided now especially after Trump the gun violence is very scary way to many mass shootings
Equality in America? Common
Thanks for video.
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America all day
this is so stupid. you ask canadiens in canada. what would you expect? come to America and ask us that.
Interesting and diverse perspectives. Besides the lady with the bike; the rest need a little more civics and politics classes
He said it right the first time, They think they can walk above God
If you stop watching so much media and letting them form a opinion and perception for you, you will see that's not true , some canadians act like this too
Old man @ 3:50 doesn’t think for himself, sadly only reiterates talking points.
Hey my statements were not prepared. They were my thoughts
Hey Canucks have rights, freedom, equality. He forgot "free healthcare". Oh Canada... you couldn't shoot down that Chinese balloon.
Lets be honest just ask french Quebec how they feel about the rest of English Canada yall are in no place to criticize America 😂
This is so cringy, do they have no shame these Canadians... Oh but they're so nice and polite, right?! 😂😂😂
I know right 🤣 thry are embarrassing themselves and clearly these Canadians haven't been to the states and all they know is what thry get off media lr social media, and unless it was NY to which comparing or even WA citizens Americans are extremely diverse, most people in liberal states such as NY to which most of these people only know, are not comparable to every state. It's actually really laughable listening to these people 😂🤣😂
@@grace7701 america and americans are the laughing stock of the world. if you can't handle what the canadians think of you wait til you hear what the europeans and asians think of you
@@rollingthunderinho 🤣🤣🤣 oh please...sorry your toes got stepped on, I made no insult but didn't realize how sensitive Canadians are. 😂
@@grace7701 i am from germany not canada
Butthurt Americans detected. Go eat some more cheeseburgers and stop being so miserable 🤣
Living above America is like living above a meth lab! And we have legal weed, too