As a classical musician, hearing him and everyone else pronounce it "lud-wig" was SO frustrating to me at first, but shoot, it makes so much sense now.
Yeah, it's really sad. I had a friend who's last name is Choi, which is Korean. She's half Korean and Black. But she pronounces it the way most Americans expect it to sound for the same reasons. My piano teacher in college had the same last name (I have a Music Education degree, concentration piano).
@@BettyAlexandriaPride i grew up in a primarily korean community and they pretty much all insisted on going by either the english pronounciation of their name or would use english names in school/work etc. It used to make me sad even as a kid, cuz i had a friend called jongwoo who would get physically upset if someone referred to him by his korean name in class, i think he thought people were being mean etc. In uni as well i encountered a fair few eastern european people who were very confused when i referred to them as their actual name rather than the one they picked to "make things easier".
@@BettyAlexandriaPride i think the least you can do to respect anyone as a person is make an effort to get their name right. Some people depending on their accent struggle with my name, but ive never met anyone thats told me i need to go by something else/dumb it down. Im so glad you had a good teacher that was willing to educate you on that!! Another one of my friends had the last name "choi" and she NEVER corrected me - i felt like the biggest dick when i found out it was "chwe" and not "choy"
Asians do it a lot too. Found out my old coworkers actual names not that I could ever pronounce them and theyd just laugh at me. My family had the ski cut off of ours to make it easier too. Makes sense to do but sucks also.
@@bobhanson1037Filipinos don't care cuz their real name is always less weird than their nickname. Their name could be Constantinople Richard Ortega Hernández and they say "Yeah that's my name but my grandma just calls me Redbull"
@@momiji7789damn, that's the first time i heard redbull as a pinoy nickname, it's usually, macmac for mark, junjun for junior, letlet for elizabeth, etc
@@lodevijk what’s wrong with knowing all the ethnicities of your ancestries and what countries they are from.. it’s not just that there are health issues you could be more prone to depending on the information so you learn a lot.
I wasn't ostracized but I understand the need to adapt I stopped pretty quickly correcting people on my name's pronunciation in France because it was such a pain I even use the french pronunciation when I introduce myself here, my best friend only learnt about the true pronunciation like after 4 years when I randomly mentioned it 😆
@@ilhansoyler2935 no, it's called being ignorant and an asshole and every country has them. We had a French transfer kid in high-school and he was cool, everyone wanted to hear him speak French so he was popular without even trying. His English wasn't super fluent but no one cared or said mean things. I've heard of Americans getting treated horribly in France. Even though we fought for your country even though you guys didn't try to defend yourself. You guys act like we're savages when we saved Europe from Nazi Germany and the USSR. You guys could at least be greatful but instead you act like little dick Karen's anytime Americans are brought up. Btw, my country doesn't smell like piss
My last name is pronounced nan- nigga. You don't really say the ing but most people rhyme it with bazinga so I just went with that when I went into foster care and had to introduce myself to new people . Recently I've been taking back the original pronunciation and my friends all got very confused when I explained
Can definitely relate as a child of immigrants with an unfamiliar name to America. Just letting people pronounce your name incorrectly and trying to have a “normal” lunch. Ended up correcting the pronunciation somewhere in my teens.
Ludwig is a typical German name and was the most popular for boys there in the 1930s. Even My grandpa‘s name was Ludwig and no hassle for us to pronounce.
I’m so glad to say that working with the younger generations that a lot of them are generally more accepting about this kind of stuff. I nanny for a family and one of the girls has a best friend who is Indian. She made SURE I pronounced her friend’s name right and even proudly proclaimed that her friend taught her how to say hi and other stuff in her language. Very cool to see ❤
My father’s last name was Ludwig when his mother was married to this other man, so when I first heard of Ludwig, I was so confused and asked my father if he knew him 😭
@@asie I think they are saying his ethnicity not nationality for example I’m African American German Russian Balkan Scandinavian polish Native American and middle eastern and maybe some Indian got to ask family but that’s my ethnicity but sense I’m a citizen of America my nationality is American if I’m immigrate to let say South Korea my nationality would be Korean but not my ethnicity
His name is Germanic and specifically Swedish. His surname is also Swedish (I literally have the same surname lol). BUT his mum is French, so she pronounces it in a French way. That's also why he can speak French.
I live by a code when it comes to names. I WILL pronounce your name the way it looks to me if I don't know the pronunciation. But if I am corrected even 1 time on how its actually said I honor it and begin pronouncing it the right way from then on. It's not possible to be right about everything so I feel like most people share this way
Man that’s one of the things I hated growing up as an ethnic kid in a predominantly white school. Home cooked meals from my culture were made fun of and just not fun.
@@matthewackermanaski9687 white people don’t really have a unified culture though that’s the thing. maybe that’s why they say white people have no culture 😂 but there are so many regional differences in the us, white-centered or not, that you would definitely notice a difference. for example SoCal to New England to Deep South to Midwest
@@matthewackermanaski9687 There many different types of whites my friend. A Russian white is completely different from a French white. The cultures are different.
@@ManonLcz gonna be real w you, ive never had hachis parmentier, so idk the nutritional value of it, but pretty much anythings healthier than pb and j. its sugared-strawberry/other berry and sugar loaded peanut butter sandwiched between two slices of sugary bread
@@ihatecocomelon3839 hachis parmentier is basically mashed potato with ground beef and cheese stacked on top of each other cooked in the oven, like tell me that shit doesnt sound good af Also yeah definitely, maybe its cause I'm not american but PB&J sound disgusting to me like I love sugar but that sounds like diabetes for kids
pb&j sandwiches are homemade food too??? the problem isnt that his meals were homemade, its society that hates to accept things that they dont usually see
@@thelazyy1 idk, different people have different needs, that also isnt smth you should judge others for 🤔 also dont people always either bring a few of them or pair it with something else?
as an indian, having a "smelly, weird" lunch was definitely hard socially in some ways. this is the kind of thing people don't realize that minorities can deal with even at a young age
I'm sorry you had to deal with that. I became disabled age 7 and as you can probably guess kids don't deal with complex disabilities well so I can understand that feeling of being different and your peers not treating you well.
I relate to this so hard. Being an English kid living in Québec Canada, I was bullied a lot by the French kids. Whether it was because I had an English name or because I had a strong accent when I spoke French, I was always ostracized by others. It got to the point where I had French kids telling me to "go back to England" even though I was born and raised in Canada. Thankfully the bullying stopped when I got older, but those first few years were pretty hard.
@@cosmicwaves420 It's all good. It's funny cause now I'm proud to consider myself Québécois since I've been here for 6 years, I speak the language and my mother is Québécoise, but when I tell Americans I live in Québec, they yell "EW FROG!" It's like I can't win lol
My wife had a similar problem with Italian. Her last name is carone but pronounced caroné and her teachers would tell her no it’s not pronounced like that
I cried watching this clip. I moved when I was a little kid, and some people here were so mean to me, that for a long time I was embarrassed to talk about where I came from. It's so sad that kids have to "adapt" like this, running away from their own culture.
Go to europe no one will talk english and say their name like its suppose to be pronounced. Unless it sounds dumb using english phonetics. Ex im swedish and i could tell you 10 times how to say an easy name like Matilda or Linus or any other common western names with swedish phonetics and youd still butcher it. Only reason to is to make you respect me while disrespecting your good intentions.
Go to europe no one will talk english and say their name like its suppose to be pronounced. Unless it sounds dumb using english phonetics. Ex im swedish and i could tell you 10 times how to say an easy name like Matilda or Linus or any other common western names with swedish phonetics and youd still butcher it. Only reason to is to make you respect me while disrespecting your good intentions.
Its funny, the western world is quick to pronounce “Ah” correctly when say someone is falling off a building in a comic or they get jump scared, but when it comes to my name they say “Awmed” or “Ohmed”. Ill even say my name correctly and theyl still stare me in the eyes and repeat back my name incorrectly…
Just like my sister's name, Jeanne(French). It's supposed to be pronounced as Zhon, but her classmates pronounced it as Jin, because it was "supposedly" the right pronunciation.
I'm french and Jeanne's pronunciation is actually closer to "Jin" than it is to "Zhon".... Well, both are wrong but it's definitely not pronounced "Zhon".
It’s horrible that us immigrants have to do this tbh, I know how it feels that you gotta tell ur parents look I gotta fit in, and they’re like ? It’s not fair that we have to erase who we are to be accepted by bullies
It's kinda funny considering they have a bunch of different accents there too, but to them it's just normal, but the second someone speaks with a more ethnic accent, it's such a huge deal
@@Foxikaze man I’m American and I fuckin hate when people think we’re the center of the universe for some reason. From personal experience, most other countries just seem so much more cognizant of other countries and cultures being a thing
Lunchables being the prime meal makes me sad when my mom would make delicious meals and soups like y'all some to go along with those soggy crackers and deli meats
American kids a couple years back really couldn’t handle any food with culture behind it 😭 no matter what your ethnicity somehow there was always one who had something against the smell of your food
It's not just American kids who are like this, this is anyone who has never interacted with other cultures in their lives. I moved to Québec Canada when I was about 9 and the French kids made fun of me because I had an English name, because I spoke broken French, because my mom would pack me healthy meals and not junk food, the list goes on. The most hilarious thing ever was when some French kid told me to "go back to the UK" despite the fact that I was born in Canada.
The worst is when this transcends into middle school, high school, adult life. Solidarity to my Asian friends, y’all were always made uncomfortable for your names and your food 9/10 😔 people can be so ignorant
WAIT… wait! That’s his ACTUAL NAME? Where tf did they come up with that shit? If my future baby mama want to name our kid something like that or what Elon did, I’m questioning my entire life choices up till that moment, because what fucking drugs were you on while reading a witches handbook
This is just a short clip! Full vid here: ruclips.net/video/tpXLJq3YZyk/видео.html
No this is the whole video
I can't tell if my yt is just glitching or somehow only one other person has replied to this comment
@@kawaii-studios you’re right, it’s cause it doesn’t let anyone respond to Anthony’s comment.
Yay!
Responding cuz i can
I legit remember my brother correcting me HARD on Lüdvig. He got SO mad, and INSISTED it was “Lud-Wig”.
Well it is now, he renamed himself
What the ü doing xd
Of course he corrected you
@@TymJun do you not know what accents are?
@@XoroksComment No, he didn't.
well your both right.
"mom its pb&js ill eat the crust not a big deal, its ludwig now" LMAOO
I have ruined the 69 likes ahaha
Its almost back to 690 to get 10x 69
Great recollection skills!
Did you watch the video too
bruh that's not lmao that's sad af
I remember being so surprised by how people pronounce his name cause I'm German and we pronounce it lewd-vig too lmao
Same like I was really confused in the beginning cause I only knew the German pronunciation but I got used to it lol
well i know in german that w’s are pronounced more like v’s, but i don’t where the “lewd” part comes from
@@meghan_. u is an oo sound
I used to pronounce it Lud-wig, but since I started taking a German class I learned it's Lewd-vig
I always pronounced it lewd-wig
As a classical musician, hearing him and everyone else pronounce it "lud-wig" was SO frustrating to me at first, but shoot, it makes so much sense now.
Yeah, it's really sad. I had a friend who's last name is Choi, which is Korean. She's half Korean and Black. But she pronounces it the way most Americans expect it to sound for the same reasons. My piano teacher in college had the same last name (I have a Music Education degree, concentration piano).
@@BettyAlexandriaPride i grew up in a primarily korean community and they pretty much all insisted on going by either the english pronounciation of their name or would use english names in school/work etc. It used to make me sad even as a kid, cuz i had a friend called jongwoo who would get physically upset if someone referred to him by his korean name in class, i think he thought people were being mean etc. In uni as well i encountered a fair few eastern european people who were very confused when i referred to them as their actual name rather than the one they picked to "make things easier".
@@user-jb1mb5xh9t I felt like we were erasing their culture, so I really hated it. I was glad to have met my teacher.
@@BettyAlexandriaPride i think the least you can do to respect anyone as a person is make an effort to get their name right. Some people depending on their accent struggle with my name, but ive never met anyone thats told me i need to go by something else/dumb it down. Im so glad you had a good teacher that was willing to educate you on that!! Another one of my friends had the last name "choi" and she NEVER corrected me - i felt like the biggest dick when i found out it was "chwe" and not "choy"
@@user-jb1mb5xh9t I'm a teacher now, so I always ask my students to correct me if I get their names wrong.
I'll be honest, I didn't know Ludwig was his real name.
Same bruh I thought he made that shit up I didn’t even know it was a name 💀
Ludwig Åhgren would be a very normal Swedish name
@@skyrrmish6207 Ludwig van Beethoven?
@@no_idea0537 yea I found out it was Beethoven’s name afterwards
@@skyrrmish6207Dawg Mozart's first name is Wolfgang anything can be a name
This definitely is a thing, my dad's name is Ramon and is Hispanic but he changed it to Raymond for similar reasons lol
How old is your dad? I would have embraced it and told people "Ramone, like the band"
Asians do it a lot too. Found out my old coworkers actual names not that I could ever pronounce them and theyd just laugh at me. My family had the ski cut off of ours to make it easier too. Makes sense to do but sucks also.
@@bobhanson1037Filipinos don't care cuz their real name is always less weird than their nickname. Their name could be Constantinople Richard Ortega Hernández and they say "Yeah that's my name but my grandma just calls me Redbull"
yknow he could’ve just slapped an e on the end and had the same name😂
@@momiji7789damn, that's the first time i heard redbull as a pinoy nickname, it's usually, macmac for mark, junjun for junior, letlet for elizabeth, etc
Thats actually pretty sad he had to hide his culture at such a young age
And at the same time people in the US obsess about their heritage
@@lodevijk what heritage
@@iqoiot7990 23andMe, everyone caring about being 'Irish' or 7/43rds Italian despite not knowing a single word or thing about that culture.
@@lodevijk Idk know I just think it’s cool
@@lodevijk what’s wrong with knowing all the ethnicities of your ancestries and what countries they are from.. it’s not just that there are health issues you could be more prone to depending on the information so you learn a lot.
Love that you had Ludwig on the show, and it was cool to hear why he pronounces his name the way he does
Something about the delivery of "doesn't resonate" resonated with me
his delivery in general in this video just works so well and idk y
@@Ayteo.he's definitely putting his English degree skills on display here
I wasn't ostracized but I understand the need to adapt
I stopped pretty quickly correcting people on my name's pronunciation in France because it was such a pain
I even use the french pronunciation when I introduce myself here, my best friend only learnt about the true pronunciation like after 4 years when I randomly mentioned it 😆
Really relatable! My English teacher refused to say my name in the French way he always said it in the English way
@@lafolleauxmostisma c'est literallement du racisme ptdr
The pronounciation of Luds name is swedish.
@@ilhansoyler2935 no, it's called being ignorant and an asshole and every country has them. We had a French transfer kid in high-school and he was cool, everyone wanted to hear him speak French so he was popular without even trying. His English wasn't super fluent but no one cared or said mean things.
I've heard of Americans getting treated horribly in France. Even though we fought for your country even though you guys didn't try to defend yourself. You guys act like we're savages when we saved Europe from Nazi Germany and the USSR. You guys could at least be greatful but instead you act like little dick Karen's anytime Americans are brought up.
Btw, my country doesn't smell like piss
My last name is pronounced nan- nigga. You don't really say the ing but most people rhyme it with bazinga so I just went with that when I went into foster care and had to introduce myself to new people . Recently I've been taking back the original pronunciation and my friends all got very confused when I explained
EXCUSE ME HACHIS PARMENTIER FOR LUNCH WOW THAT SOUNDS AMAZING WTF
that meal’s a flex for most kids outside of the US 🎉
If I went to school with Ludwig I would pronounce is name as “lewdvig”.
I was SOOO picked on for taking Nicaraguan food for lunch in elementary. Telling my mom I would buy food instead was heartbreaking.
As a German where Ludwig is a perfectly normal name, seing it written as Lewdwig to make sense here is hilarious to me xD
Can definitely relate as a child of immigrants with an unfamiliar name to America. Just letting people pronounce your name incorrectly and trying to have a “normal” lunch. Ended up correcting the pronunciation somewhere in my teens.
Ludwig had that PR knack the whole time lmao. "We gotta adapt here, Mom." too good
this gave me major flashbacks to when kids teased me for eating seaweed on an onigiri🍙
are you japanese?
@@oceanrocks very much so
Mmm, seaweed is good though.
I disappointed with myself as a german for not recognizing that he has one of the most German names ever
Ludwig is a typical German name and was the most popular for boys there in the 1930s. Even My grandpa‘s name was Ludwig and no hassle for us to pronounce.
ludvin would've been proud of his heritage.
Should've pulled out the holy moonlight sword on those second grade bullies.
And then contract beastiality from the Old One's Blood
Bloodborne reference?
@@ChknNuggie Indeed
I’m so glad to say that working with the younger generations that a lot of them are generally more accepting about this kind of stuff. I nanny for a family and one of the girls has a best friend who is Indian. She made SURE I pronounced her friend’s name right and even proudly proclaimed that her friend taught her how to say hi and other stuff in her language. Very cool to see ❤
My father’s last name was Ludwig when his mother was married to this other man, so when I first heard of Ludwig, I was so confused and asked my father if he knew him 😭
I hated that stuff in school, like I ended up forgetting how to speak properly and how to communicate with most of my family at a young age
Wait a damn minute...Ludwig is French?? And that's his real name?!... alright I gotta watch this
I think his mom has a French-Spanish background
@@asie I think they are saying his ethnicity not nationality for example I’m African American German Russian Balkan Scandinavian polish Native American and middle eastern and maybe some Indian got to ask family but that’s my ethnicity but sense I’m a citizen of America my nationality is American if I’m immigrate to let say South Korea my nationality would be Korean but not my ethnicity
It may actually be Ludovique but he just says it quick and with the accent it turns into Ludwig, but Ludwig isn't a french name no.
Ludwig is a German name
His name is Germanic and specifically Swedish. His surname is also Swedish (I literally have the same surname lol). BUT his mum is French, so she pronounces it in a French way. That's also why he can speak French.
I live by a code when it comes to names. I WILL pronounce your name the way it looks to me if I don't know the pronunciation. But if I am corrected even 1 time on how its actually said I honor it and begin pronouncing it the right way from then on. It's not possible to be right about everything so I feel like most people share this way
My name is pronounced differently in all languages, just got used to it...
I’ll eat the crust had me dying 😂😂
As a kid who came in with gumbo and home cooked meals, I told all of them to suck it because my moms meals were awesome
Lud slays
Man that’s one of the things I hated growing up as an ethnic kid in a predominantly white school. Home cooked meals from my culture were made fun of and just not fun.
The fact that there’s so many different culture in America and this still happens smh
The fact that america is literally a country of european immigrants and they still shit on em lmao
Is there really different cultures in America though? It's mostly white centered
@@matthewackermanaski9687 America is one of the countries with the most cultures in it
@@matthewackermanaski9687 white people don’t really have a unified culture though that’s the thing. maybe that’s why they say white people have no culture 😂 but there are so many regional differences in the us, white-centered or not, that you would definitely notice a difference. for example SoCal to New England to Deep South to Midwest
@@matthewackermanaski9687 There many different types of whites my friend. A Russian white is completely different from a French white. The cultures are different.
Hachis parmentier > PB&J though
Especially in terms of nutrition, hachis parmentier is much better (also tastes better)
@@mathddv taste better, better for your health and fills you up way more 👍
@@ManonLcz gonna be real w you, ive never had hachis parmentier, so idk the nutritional value of it, but pretty much anythings healthier than pb and j. its sugared-strawberry/other berry and sugar loaded peanut butter sandwiched between two slices of sugary bread
@@ihatecocomelon3839 hachis parmentier is basically mashed potato with ground beef and cheese stacked on top of each other cooked in the oven, like tell me that shit doesnt sound good af
Also yeah definitely, maybe its cause I'm not american but PB&J sound disgusting to me like I love sugar but that sounds like diabetes for kids
@@ManonLcz so it’s similar to shepherds pie?
Assimilation is an amazing thing
"And Thats How I Lost My Medical License"
There's nothing wrong with bringing home made meals to school. I do it all the time
pb&j sandwiches are homemade food too??? the problem isnt that his meals were homemade, its society that hates to accept things that they dont usually see
@UCQ8nSCiO8HXCH-BTp1R-DyA if its smth even *somewhat* rarely seen people will be assholes abt it anyway
@@muihs True, but is it filling? Unless you bring a couple of them
@@thelazyy1 idk, different people have different needs, that also isnt smth you should judge others for 🤔 also dont people always either bring a few of them or pair it with something else?
@@muihs Idk i’ve never brought a pb&j to school. I usually eat one in the morning for breakfast
Man all those kids be eating Pin Baring & Journal
Ludvig sounds cool though
It's sad so many children in schools aren't used to seeing someone from the same exact planet
Hell, he's white, and American isn't even an ethnicity. Half those people probably had French or Germanic heritage!
@@parasitex5American is a culture which French is not the same as.
Wow I didn’t know that 👍🏼
Whenever I see his name I immediately think of the drum brand lol
Poor dude was ashamed 😂💀
Lol It’s LudWig now.😂😂
as an indian, having a "smelly, weird" lunch was definitely hard socially in some ways. this is the kind of thing people don't realize that minorities can deal with even at a young age
I'm sorry you had to deal with that. I became disabled age 7 and as you can probably guess kids don't deal with complex disabilities well so I can understand that feeling of being different and your peers not treating you well.
Bro everyone is talking about his name but Im like look at those fish slides
Bro I've been calling him Ludvig for life
why did you caption it as *lewd* vig 😭
i love how even when he tries to pronounce it the swedish way, it’s still not correct 😂
Sounds german to me
He's close but not close enough lol. To be fair, he speaks English and French so those pronounciations come easier for him.
This guy is just like my older sister it’s crazy
love his shoes though
I relate to this so hard. Being an English kid living in Québec Canada, I was bullied a lot by the French kids. Whether it was because I had an English name or because I had a strong accent when I spoke French, I was always ostracized by others. It got to the point where I had French kids telling me to "go back to England" even though I was born and raised in Canada. Thankfully the bullying stopped when I got older, but those first few years were pretty hard.
As a french Quebecer, I apologise on behalf of those kids. I'm sorry you went through that
@@cosmicwaves420 It's all good. It's funny cause now I'm proud to consider myself Québécois since I've been here for 6 years, I speak the language and my mother is Québécoise, but when I tell Americans I live in Québec, they yell "EW FROG!" It's like I can't win lol
My wife had a similar problem with Italian. Her last name is carone but pronounced caroné and her teachers would tell her no it’s not pronounced like that
I see, so Nintendo was doing a public service when they made Ludwig von Koopa. Teach the kids through the marios
When he brought up second graders I was worried about much worse bullying
I cried watching this clip.
I moved when I was a little kid, and some people here were so mean to me, that for a long time I was embarrassed to talk about where I came from.
It's so sad that kids have to "adapt" like this, running away from their own culture.
Boo hoo, I went through something similar and had to stand my ground cause fuck these kids. Soon no one made fun of me
Go to europe no one will talk english and say their name like its suppose to be pronounced. Unless it sounds dumb using english phonetics.
Ex im swedish and i could tell you 10 times how to say an easy name like Matilda or Linus or any other common western names with swedish phonetics and youd still butcher it.
Only reason to is to make you respect me while disrespecting your good intentions.
Nobody talking about how they look like each other?
I just looked up what ludwig had for his lunch and boy does it look good it’s essentially haggis or shepherds pie dang im hungry
My family had to fuck up name because not everyone can roll their r’s. People still say it wrong😭
Wait Ludwig is his REAL name and not some online alias?
Wasn’t aware that it’s a popular name?
Ludwig Åhström would be a very normal Swedish name
@@lukaslarsson3136 åhgren*
@@tsoii ok, i’m not very familiar with this guy
The amount of comments saying this is baffling to me, I thought it was a normal name.
hachis parmentier is literally so good tho wtf. Like I would happily ban PB and J's to protect this meal like fr
Ludwig Drums
Man is the Beethoven of gaming
What the fuck are those shoes that he’s wearing?
My eyes are scorched 😵💫😵💫
As a German if I ever see Lud I will scream at the top of my lungs Luuudwig
Those shoes still scream “Lewdvig”
No one will make you feel like shit more about your name than kids
Internalised oppression is a huge problem
the oppression of... the french? lol
@@jonathanlatremouille9746 towards any group of people
Go to europe no one will talk english and say their name like its suppose to be pronounced. Unless it sounds dumb using english phonetics.
Ex im swedish and i could tell you 10 times how to say an easy name like Matilda or Linus or any other common western names with swedish phonetics and youd still butcher it.
Only reason to is to make you respect me while disrespecting your good intentions.
Its funny, the western world is quick to pronounce “Ah” correctly when say someone is falling off a building in a comic or they get jump scared, but when it comes to my name they say “Awmed” or “Ohmed”. Ill even say my name correctly and theyl still stare me in the eyes and repeat back my name incorrectly…
I've heard of this guy but this is the first time I'm hearing how people pronounce his name. I always pronounced it as Lewdwig
That was my grandfathers name and to see someone popular like lugwig rocking that name makes me so proud.
Just like my sister's name, Jeanne(French). It's supposed to be pronounced as Zhon, but her classmates pronounced it as Jin, because it was "supposedly" the right pronunciation.
I'm french and Jeanne's pronunciation is actually closer to "Jin" than it is to "Zhon".... Well, both are wrong but it's definitely not pronounced "Zhon".
More like "jahn"
@@Xerxes1337 oh yeah, you're right. I'm bad at writing pronunciations
@@violainecln8215 is it "jahn"?
@@halveii9898 yes
It’s horrible that us immigrants have to do this tbh, I know how it feels that you gotta tell ur parents look I gotta fit in, and they’re like ? It’s not fair that we have to erase who we are to be accepted by bullies
blud thinks he a koopa from mario
I just noticed the fish flops-
Americans try to understand that different cultures and accents exist challenge (impossible)
They’re second graders 😂
It's kinda funny considering they have a bunch of different accents there too, but to them it's just normal, but the second someone speaks with a more ethnic accent, it's such a huge deal
@@Foxikaze man I’m American and I fuckin hate when people think we’re the center of the universe for some reason. From personal experience, most other countries just seem so much more cognizant of other countries and cultures being a thing
Lunchables being the prime meal makes me sad when my mom would make delicious meals and soups like y'all some to go along with those soggy crackers and deli meats
@@Wheee135 wrong comment thread nerd
I remember my uncle telling me how he brought a meatball sandwich to school once(60s/70s?)...
All the other kids thought it was gross💀
When I here his name I always immediately think of Ludwig drums lol
Hachis parmentier is so good !
American kids a couple years back really couldn’t handle any food with culture behind it 😭 no matter what your ethnicity somehow there was always one who had something against the smell of your food
Even if it's white people food people will complain about the smell of paprika
It's not just American kids who are like this, this is anyone who has never interacted with other cultures in their lives. I moved to Québec Canada when I was about 9 and the French kids made fun of me because I had an English name, because I spoke broken French, because my mom would pack me healthy meals and not junk food, the list goes on. The most hilarious thing ever was when some French kid told me to "go back to the UK" despite the fact that I was born in Canada.
The worst is when this transcends into middle school, high school, adult life. Solidarity to my Asian friends, y’all were always made uncomfortable for your names and your food 9/10 😔 people can be so ignorant
And this is how Ludwig became Ludwig now.
"We gotta adapt mom" 🤣
German name
@Hazelon no it’s actually of German origin but yes it’s also popular in Sweden and Denmark
@Hazelon his dad was Swedish
how did no one know this its obviously german
For the longest time I thought it was just a username and didn't bother looking it up. It didn't even cross my mind that it was his real name
The name Ludwig has german origins, but it’s also popular in Sweden aswell as Denmark
Love the fish slippers
"Son, Ludvig I got Spag-"
"Shhh it's Ludwig now, and throw that away and gimme a PB and J"
WAIT… wait! That’s his ACTUAL NAME? Where tf did they come up with that shit? If my future baby mama want to name our kid something like that or what Elon did, I’m questioning my entire life choices up till that moment, because what fucking drugs were you on while reading a witches handbook
He's French..
/edit: and Swedish.
Americans when they hear a European name:
@@tartansnow9634 imagine assuming I’m American 💀😭
@@overpoweredACE when he hears a European name:
As a dude named Ludvig, yeouch.
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God he looks so good here his hair eyes lips oh my
I just thought he liked the koopa kids from mario and thought he just named himself Ludwig😂
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Dude what’s this mean
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I was not ready for those fish-flops 💀😭
He went hard on that crust
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I didn’t think Ludwig was his actual name, damn dude had to hide his culture as a kid bc of his name
Those fish flops are great
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