Everyone watching is biting their nails when he makes it to 750k, but not for the reason they usually do. When the pompous prick royally fucks up the million dollar question, the crowd goes wild. Everyone agrees, one of the best episodes of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
It always sounds like trivia stuff like this is constrained to the country it originated in, so foreigners wouldn't just be able to walk in and take home the prizes.
@@eveakane6563 I remember watching the Venezuelan version. The first five questions usually had simple stuff that would be very easy for someone who was born and raised there, but would make a foreigner like me waste all of his lifelines just to reach the first threshold.
Hi all! I was the person RT played against in the online mode! I was watching the stream and nearly screamed when I saw he was playing this game, and rushed to boot it up. It was super awesome to get to play with you, RT! Also really cool to see my name in the video haha And, as people in chat were concerned about, no, I didn't stream snipe. I had no desire to regardless (because who the fuck does that in a game like this LOL), and in all honesty, my stream delay was longer than the timer for the questions, so even if I had wanted to, I physically couldn't have.
"This guy looks like a douchebag, let's pick him" *guy actually behaves like a douchebag* "This guy looks like he is from Up" *gets a question about Up* The game is sentient, RUN DANIEL
One of my favourite Jerma moments is still the "Donald Duck" scene from the gameshow video games streams. Everything was perfect about it, from him being so absolutely certain immediately and instantly being right to the fact he didn't even get any money from it making it all pointless.
Ikea meatballs are great too. My froend took us to one for his birthday. Had lunch in a really nice cafeteria, then wandered around doing dumb voices with all of the Swedish.
I read the "Which is the only one of these four words spelt correctly?" question wrong because I'm dsylexic and read it as "Which is the only one of these four words spelt INCORRECTLY?" then when it went to the fifty fifty I confidently declared to myself "Oh I know for a fact Questionaire is spelt correctly so Minuscule is the right answer!" I literally read the question wrong, then read the awnsers wrong, then proceeded to answer correctly on accident. Dsylexia is a trip.
This video does not demonstrate how hard chat was arguing over the "Minuscule" question at 17:29. My god. Everyone was putting in drastically different versions of that word and many of them even after the question was answered correctly for it found it hard to believe is right.
I thought it was "miniscule" too, so I looked it up. It is "minuscule", but because it's been mistakenly spelt as "miniscule" so much that's now seen as an acceptable spelling. I checked on Google, RUclips, and Discord, and none of their spellcheckers say either is spelt wrong, so that definitely influences how people would perceive it. I know I rely on those spellcheckers to quickly verify things or just double check before I post.
I'm consistently shocked at RT's strange niche knowledge. He self-describes as the out of touch guy who doesn't know internet and memes and stuff, but then he also doesn't know who Zazu is, and has a textbook-length knowledge of Pokemon, an English degree, it's so shocking when he says he doesn't know a question and I love it
It's bizarre watching someone completely whiff in knowledge about mainstream animated movies virtually anyone born between me and him has seen, not know what the cotswolds are and then get some stuff I have never heard about
"Everyone wants to be a millionaire, like how everyone wants to ace a test they care about. However, these two things have in common is the inevitable fact that if you want to succeed, you need to study. And it seems you studied the wrong textbook."
It was worth playing this game for 48 hours just to see the secret ending where Jeremy Clarkson runs onto the stage with a customised AK from Paraguay and opens fire into the audience while screaming that he has come to take what is rightfully his.
And then Chris Tarrent sneaks up to him, and stabs him in the neck with a pen-knife he found on a train journey, while going 'OH REALLY JIMMY BOY?' wtf am I on....
16:30 Natural for the arachnophobe to incorrectly answer on a question about a spider. Another thing I wanted to say: Anansi literally translates to “spider”
I’m not much of a twitch watcher but thank you truly for your content RT. You’re one of the most entertaining content creators out there. I know that when I click on one of your videos there’s bound to be plenty of laughs. Thanks for brightening all of our days, and keep trucking on dad!
"How many continents are there" is a loaded question since different cultures accept and recognize different continents. E.g. some cultures only see North and South America as one continent. The question should've been "According to ['X Source'], how many continents are there?"
@@ClavaleeDefunct If you want a very funny, very british examination of continents, Jay Foreman "Map Men: How many continents are there?" is a great video to check out. He and RT have similar strands of humor in their videos IMO... or at least synergistic humour.
People are laughing over RT not knowing some English questions as an English Major but I've got a BA in English and was like "Sir Toby Belch" doesn't sound real at the Twelfth Night question. I knew that Prospero was in a different play, but I was still convinced that that joke name was too bad.
I have some a few facts regarding the litres of blood question if anyone would like to see: • An average adult does carry about 5 litres of blood, but they can carry as much as 8, which is likely where she got that info from. • If a person looses about 40% (2 litres) of their blood, there is a pretty decent chance that they’ll die. • Apparently 50% (2 1/2 litres) is still survivable with heavy medical intervention, but the chances are extremely low no matter what at that point. • I forget the exact percentage, but there’s a lot of blood that’s just in your skin alone. I think it was somewhere around 20%? I can’t remember. That’s all I got for now. And in case you’re wondering, yes I am a writer, that’s how I know- but I also like learning about random things anyway so- Anyway have a nice day!
@@thegrouchization yeah, I've recommended it a couple of times myself. I thought it was normal to do that haha. To be honest if someone looks in a mirror and thinks they don't look good they might have some issues to work through, unless it's just a bad day for them or something haha
@@rjfrost7090 Take it from me, you're always going to be your own harshest critic in that respect. Other people genuinely don't tend to see the flaws, even if they seem glaring to you.
How many continents are there is one of the most subjective questions I’ve ever seen on a game show. There are arguments to be made for the answer being 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8. The only thing basically everyone agrees on is that there are more than one.
Yeah, I know at least the American continent is taught differently depending on where you live. Don't know any others though, but still, even that one disparity makes it a rather unfair question.
God I love the voice acting in this game. It’s so over the top a parody of contestants that it loops through bad, overflow errors, and becomes good again.
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 Wait a sec. I think you are mistaken, I consider Cars to be the best out of those three u listed.... My OG comment was more of a "omg u mean cars?? :D" as in.. happy!
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 Wait, u said aghast and I thought u misspelled "against" oops,, makes me realize that I have no idea what aghast means but I know it's a word.
Just gonna note that even on the PS1 version, when phoning a friend they would actually say the full answer and not just "I'd choose B". This seems very cheaply made
funny thing is, wouldn't it be partly a sign of the opposite? the ps1 version had few enough questions and few enough voices reading them out that they could fit the audio for all the answers and voice combinations. This phone a friend has interchangeable comedy skits not directly related to the question. also, any updates or additional questions can be smaller file size. yeah, it still sucks though. But it isn't actually cheaper, just focused more on being efficient.
When my history class found out a classmate hadn’t seen The Lion King the teacher cancelled the next lesson to put it on after everyone kept yelling at him, teacher included. What chat said was tame
It's funny how for the one piece question the correct answer isn't even just a character that's not on his crew, but just not even the name of a character. They could have had Buggy as the answer, and it would have been much better.
It was the second question of that round. Thats how those early questions are supposed to be is a dumb clear answer like that. If they put a character in the show that simply wasnt part of the crew that would be a harder question and should be placed higher up in that case to be worth more money.
Eating too much pizza would stuff you and make you feel sick so it ought to be after the fight has been fought. Also, pizza is an excellent celebration food and eating it before a fight would be getting ahead of oneself and possibly lead to failure. :)
Given that the context is "Italian man's pet in an American movie," you might not think to pronounce it like that even if you knew in other situations that's how it's pronounced. Like, if I see the name "Zang," I'll pronounce it differently depending on whether the context suggests it is a person of German or Chinese origin.
16:33 legit just reopened a childhood memory. I used to go on a lot of kid story sites when I was a child and one of my favorites as a kid was this one about Anansi. I think it had smth to do with the moon?
"Which Bible Character canonically exists in the Beyblade Metal Fight universe?" A. Jesus Christ B. Moses C. Noah D. John the Baptist I swear this question actually has a serious correct answer
I can't see Millionaire without thinking of the absolute gigachad who called his dad on the million dollar question only to tell his dad he didn't need his help and he was going to win.
I know no one cares but for the Legend of the Galactic Heroes question the answer is none of them. Kaiser Freidrich IV legally bought Annerose Musel from Reinhard's father. She was kidnapped later in the show but not by the Kaiser. It was actually one of his estranged lovers Baroness Benemunde who was jealous that Friedrich had chosen Annerose as his concubine and thrown her out of the palace.
At 5:23, the first air mail service in the US was started in Nineteen TWELVE from Tampa to St. Petersburg, Florida. The UK air mail service from Nineteen ELEVEN was most likely for crossing the English Channel, since planes back then were lacking in speed, range, and payload capacity.
13:33 It's not because it's so small. The capital of the country of Luxmebourg is the city of Luxembourg, which is inside the country, but the country is not just that one city. Yes, Luxembourg is very small, but it's not a microstate or city state, it's large enough to have several distinct towns and cities.
@@LyannaDelore I think it's down to more factors, like manga/anime being a common thing for millennials to be into, on top of his general interest in Japan. I was really surprised by how Dan hadn't seen The Lion King because I know he's around my age and The Lion King was super popular when I was growing up.
Oh dear lord I can imagine it now. Kevin asking for food just as they enter an encounter, Nogla getting the worst rolls and getting pissy, Dan trying to keep things together but slowly dying of laughter, Ahh the joy that would bring.
A lot of english words that end in RE in the UK area turn to ER in the US. Ex: Theatre -> Theater (And before anyone makes a "hurr durr mUrIcAn's CaNt sPeLl" joke, there is no where on the face of the planet that speak the original forms of english, every locale has created their own variation with unique usages and spellings. Half of our language was bastardized from other languages anyways.)
This video brought back so much test anxiety for me. Also I have the worst luck when it comes to 50/50. I think every question I narrowed down to two answers, i lost. "The test wont be that hard." The test:
To be fair the English language is a mess in itself, then when you throw British and American spelling into the mix it can be a real headache. I still stumble over the same words I've had to look up the spelling of multiple times, like 'necessary" because my brain always thinks there's an a in there somewhere as that's what I hear when I say it aloud. But also our brains don't always see the obvious answers when under pressure. XD
Apparently "minuscule" is the original spelling, but "miniscule" has become so common now that it's treated as a variant and isn't actually wrong. So it's an unfair question. I want an appeal.
You want to talk about an unfair question- "How many continents are there?" is hotly debated and entirely different depending on what you're calling a continent. Is it separate cultures? 7. Is it separate tectonic plates? 6. And that's even without getting into whether Antarctica is a continent.
How is it an unfair question? Being a variant means it's a correct spelling, and all the other options were unarguably incorrect. Even if you didn't know how to spell it, you could eliminate all the incorrect spellings and still come to the same conclusion.
@@AngelicEra I didn't know there were 2 versions, I only knew the miniscule version. I suppose it's still serving it's purpose as a question, but using a word with 2 spellings is sketchy.
@@Dolthra You could technically say there are only 4 continents using the common sense method of land connectivity. Afro-Eurasia, America, Australia, and Antarctica. The modern world has a supercontinent. 4 isn't even an option. I hope this isn't the shit they pulled on the actual show, it's ridiculous. They could just say one of the options you didn't pick is the correct one.
Some notes on WWTBAM: The show's title is derived from a song composed by Cole Porter for the movie High Society. Ironically, the song answers the question, "I don't." The physical hot seat is deliberately uncomfortable in order to increase the stress level of the contestants. The armrests barely work, it tips over unless you sit up perfectly straight or lean on the armrests or your knees, and even if the chair was balanced correctly, the back is curved to offer you no support.
Further notes: Regis Philbin hosted all American primetime versions of the show until the 2020 celebrity reboot, and his final civilian contestant on primetime was the first to provide an incorrect response to the million dollar question that wasn't later retracted due to fact-checking errors.
The spaghetti harvest was a thing according to a BBC special in the 50s. Something like that, there was a joke broadcast I think on the bbc that claimed that spaghetti grows on trees. It was early on in TV history and some people weren't sure if the bbc or whoever was just joking or serious. Kinda funny in retrospect, a bit like the Canadian house hippo thing (look that up if you didn't know).
Caractacus Potts is the dad from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which is a book by the dude who wrote James Bond with a movie adaptation which was my childhood, but also completely different from the source material.
The continents question is kinda subjective. Spanish speakers, for example, are tought America is one continent, the division of north, south and central is like dividing europe in western, central and eastern
I don't know what's more depressing. The fact that RT didn't know the answer to any manga or disney question. Or the fact that I knew the answer to all of them.
I’ve recently learnt the answers to a lot of these U.K related questions bc I’ve been reading the rivers of London series, it’s interesting how much you can learn from fiction set in another country. I’m usually very bad at anything related to geography lol
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I spent four years in college for this video
I see
And I’m sure it was worth every moment :D right? …right???
Play with Kevin or the Lads!
English major, btw
Daniel...you're an English major...
If RT’s first character was actually a real life contestant I would be actively cheering for him to lose
Everyone watching is biting their nails when he makes it to 750k, but not for the reason they usually do. When the pompous prick royally fucks up the million dollar question, the crowd goes wild.
Everyone agrees, one of the best episodes of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.
How dare you disrespect such an _epic gamer_
@@macaroon_nuggets8008 look at their two playlists... Seems like another way to advertise for Axxl.
@@macaroon_nuggets8008 Dont indulge them, they're clearly looking for some kind of reaction. Self promotion seems to be the motive.
@@bean6453 I think I'm missing context since the reply was deleted
You haven't lived until you get the first question wrong on who wants to be a millionaire.
It always sounds like trivia stuff like this is constrained to the country it originated in, so foreigners wouldn't just be able to walk in and take home the prizes.
@@eveakane6563 I remember watching the Venezuelan version. The first five questions usually had simple stuff that would be very easy for someone who was born and raised there, but would make a foreigner like me waste all of his lifelines just to reach the first threshold.
@@mateobonavento3939 Who wants to be a millionaire would be a little underwhelming in Venezuela
Rather, I think I'd have lived until that moment. You haven't felt *death* until you get the first question wrong on who wants to be a millionaire.
@@NA-ge3ll probably because they wouldnt be too much Money to gain in the first place...
Look i'm Venezuelan it's ok for me to make this joke
Seeing all these normal trivia questions followed up by “what animal is Legoshi” is like getting hit by a semi truck
Got same feeling seeing a question asking a country's capital followed by 'whats the virtual currency in fortnite' 😂
If that's what my question was on WWTBAM, I'd have a heart attack immediately
Sadly, I know the answer to that question.
When Manga was a topic choice I thought it'd be shounen shit. One Piece, DBZ, Naruto, fucking Bleach. Not Beastars!
its just a trainwreck, i choke on my food as soon i saw that
"I haven't seen Pinocchio, I've only seen the live action version."
This is one of the most cursed RT quotes to date
next he's going 2 say he's seen the Live Action Lion King (which. i hope not considering he said he's never seen the original Lion King)
@@techno1561 but all the cats productions were live action? In fact, I'd argue the movie is less live action then the production.
There's like 30 different Pinocchio movies.
The one with Roberto Benigni is way better than disney movie.
More offensive then him saying PABlo
Hi all! I was the person RT played against in the online mode! I was watching the stream and nearly screamed when I saw he was playing this game, and rushed to boot it up. It was super awesome to get to play with you, RT! Also really cool to see my name in the video haha
And, as people in chat were concerned about, no, I didn't stream snipe. I had no desire to regardless (because who the fuck does that in a game like this LOL), and in all honesty, my stream delay was longer than the timer for the questions, so even if I had wanted to, I physically couldn't have.
I’m sorry you didn’t win the million
You legend.
Oh my god it's the real SuperbBirb. I can't believe such a celeb would join us mortals in this comment section
Saw you in the Twitch chat also! I was personally rooting for you also!
Legend
Kiwo being the most realistic cold call phone a friend
I honestly want to know more about that D&D party she mentioned
Kiwo: “Eight!”
RT: “The options are one, two, three, or five.”
Kiwo: “W H A T?”
(14:05)
@@sashimiroll5055 I think she was thinking about pints
@@fionadae6285 8 Pints is 4.5 Liters
I actualy thought that she believed that he was for real in the show XD
"This guy looks like a douchebag, let's pick him"
*guy actually behaves like a douchebag*
"This guy looks like he is from Up"
*gets a question about Up*
The game is sentient, RUN DANIEL
RT: Puts manga questions on
RT when an anime question pops up: "surprised pikachu face"
"baggy doesn't sound real" Dan will be delighted when he finds out about big mama
i wanted him to answer the beastars question so bad bro
@@krisnaputramaulidan2843 He is right, Baggy isn't a character in OP. Also, Senor Pink is significantly more ridiculous than Big Mom
@@krisnaputramaulidan2843 Just wanna point out Baggy is Buggy anyway but they changed a letter for some reason.
(also it's big mom)
He's actually called Baggy in some languages like in French
excited to compare the web of answers between rtgame and jerma to form a scheme for a melding of their psyches
What would a fusion of RT and Jerma be named? Rerma? RT985?
@@DrORRB-qm7fl Rumble tumble 985
@@DrORRB-qm7fl jumble mumble games
@@DrORRB-qm7fl Jerma Game
JTerma985
One of my favourite Jerma moments is still the "Donald Duck" scene from the gameshow video games streams.
Everything was perfect about it, from him being so absolutely certain immediately and instantly being right to the fact he didn't even get any money from it making it all pointless.
At least you’re not the person who lost to “do you get meatballs in ikea?”
Ikea meatballs are great too. My froend took us to one for his birthday. Had lunch in a really nice cafeteria, then wandered around doing dumb voices with all of the Swedish.
do you?
@@djdjdn3840 yes
No I don't, I haven't been to an Ikea in forever
I've never seen an IKEA in my life
I read the "Which is the only one of these four words spelt correctly?" question wrong because I'm dsylexic and read it as "Which is the only one of these four words spelt INCORRECTLY?" then when it went to the fifty fifty I confidently declared to myself "Oh I know for a fact Questionaire is spelt correctly so Minuscule is the right answer!"
I literally read the question wrong, then read the awnsers wrong, then proceeded to answer correctly on accident. Dsylexia is a trip.
- * - = +
Congeats
@@YanYanicantbelievethistakenffs tank you
As a fellow Dyslexic I've had moments like that happen far too often XD
well uh. you managed to get it. just... went around the river instead of over the bridge.
I'm not dyslexic, or if I am I don't know it, but I also misread the question...
This video does not demonstrate how hard chat was arguing over the "Minuscule" question at 17:29. My god. Everyone was putting in drastically different versions of that word and many of them even after the question was answered correctly for it found it hard to believe is right.
I thought it was "miniscule" too, so I looked it up. It is "minuscule", but because it's been mistakenly spelt as "miniscule" so much that's now seen as an acceptable spelling. I checked on Google, RUclips, and Discord, and none of their spellcheckers say either is spelt wrong, so that definitely influences how people would perceive it. I know I rely on those spellcheckers to quickly verify things or just double check before I post.
It's a "u". Grammarly approves.
That was something 💀
If everyone calls it miniscule, not minuscule, then that's the correct spelling. Language evolves and changes over time.
@@maxeon0937 sike u dont know how to write lol
If you use the phone-a-friend lifeline for anything besides telling your family you're about to win a million dollars, you are a coward and a fool.
What about putting out a hit on the host of the game show
@@Rippertear You are a fool for not hiring someone to kidnap his daughter, so you can ransom the prize money from him.
@@Rippertear You guys aren't supposed to kill Jeremy Clarkson.
I remember hearing about that! What a fricking flex!
I'm consistently shocked at RT's strange niche knowledge. He self-describes as the out of touch guy who doesn't know internet and memes and stuff, but then he also doesn't know who Zazu is, and has a textbook-length knowledge of Pokemon, an English degree, it's so shocking when he says he doesn't know a question and I love it
its like he grew up in an alternate universe or something lmao its wild
It's bizarre watching someone completely whiff in knowledge about mainstream animated movies virtually anyone born between me and him has seen, not know what the cotswolds are and then get some stuff I have never heard about
"Everyone wants to be a millionaire, like how everyone wants to ace a test they care about. However, these two things have in common is the inevitable fact that if you want to succeed, you need to study. And it seems you studied the wrong textbook."
The Kiwo cameos were great, wasn't expecting them at all but they were a lot of fun :)
Had to be confusing when he called the second time though
@@Doshee33 it's Dan, she probably gets used to it quite quickly after the amount of chaos that she partakes in with him on a semi regular basis.
@@Doshee33 She seemed genuinely stressed the first call! I felt bad
They use to call him an English Major back in college, of whom did not know what year Jane Austen died in
He’s an English major not a history major
Literature in college has really little to do with remembering exactly when people died or were born. That's what Wikipedia is for...
What did they call RTGame back in college?
A. The Fxck King
B. The Drift King
C. The Drift Daddy
D. The Fortnite Man
Definetley c (im kidding ive watched him for 3 years)
@@goreman7160 Is it your final answer?
@@slice6298 my final answer is b. The drift king
My final answer is C , no one would call him A. Daniel is lonely
D he knew the Fortnite question instantly so I’m pretty sure he has dabbled in the Fortnite realm before
Kiwo losing a party member is the saddest part of this video.
Yupp, their sacrifice will surely not be in vain
Fun fact: here in the UK, who wants to be a millionaire is hosted by Jeremy Clarkson. And yes, it’s as terrifying as it sounds.
I've watched clips of that - he's such a funny host! It's like he's actively trying not to be on the TV show
That man has conned his way into so many things
@@originaljoke-y5f No, but he did have the guy who he clocked has a contestant for a boxing day episode
Jeremy Clarkson?? For real?! Hopefully none of the contestants ever get a car question in front of him. 😂
Please tell me he’s allowed to swear. If not they’re missing out on a great opportunity
It was worth playing this game for 48 hours just to see the secret ending where Jeremy Clarkson runs onto the stage with a customised AK from Paraguay and opens fire into the audience while screaming that he has come to take what is rightfully his.
Fitting name
And then Chris Tarrent sneaks up to him, and stabs him in the neck with a pen-knife he found on a train journey, while going 'OH REALLY JIMMY BOY?'
wtf am I on....
@@Dead_Metal RUclips, currently XD
16:30 Natural for the arachnophobe to incorrectly answer on a question about a spider.
Another thing I wanted to say: Anansi literally translates to “spider”
😂yep
I see RT hasn't seen American Gods lol.
i only knew the answer bc ted ed did a little video about it
Anansi and the strange moss covered rock was one of my favorite stories as a kid, I almost screamed when that question came up
I remembered the answer to this question from a SPIDER MAN COMIC.
The Michaelangelo Riddle: "Hey dude, what makes the best pizza toppings?"
The rest of the book is all the turtles having a civil war over the best pizza topping.
@@scaraptor2106 I need this book to exist now-
@@jencandraw6133 the sequel being The Donatello Conundrum
wait no, the Donatello Enigma since it’s the Raphael Conundrum
I’m not much of a twitch watcher but thank you truly for your content RT. You’re one of the most entertaining content creators out there. I know that when I click on one of your videos there’s bound to be plenty of laughs. Thanks for brightening all of our days, and keep trucking on dad!
"How many continents are there" is a loaded question since different cultures accept and recognize different continents. E.g. some cultures only see North and South America as one continent. The question should've been "According to ['X Source'], how many continents are there?"
if i only learn one thing today, then ill be glad its this one
@@ClavaleeDefunct If you want a very funny, very british examination of continents, Jay Foreman "Map Men: How many continents are there?" is a great video to check out. He and RT have similar strands of humor in their videos IMO... or at least synergistic humour.
@@finn_underwood yo thanks for the recommendation i'll have to check it out
People are laughing over RT not knowing some English questions as an English Major but I've got a BA in English and was like "Sir Toby Belch" doesn't sound real at the Twelfth Night question. I knew that Prospero was in a different play, but I was still convinced that that joke name was too bad.
I have some a few facts regarding the litres of blood question if anyone would like to see:
• An average adult does carry about 5 litres of blood, but they can carry as much as 8, which is likely where she got that info from.
• If a person looses about 40% (2 litres) of their blood, there is a pretty decent chance that they’ll die.
• Apparently 50% (2 1/2 litres) is still survivable with heavy medical intervention, but the chances are extremely low no matter what at that point.
• I forget the exact percentage, but there’s a lot of blood that’s just in your skin alone. I think it was somewhere around 20%? I can’t remember.
That’s all I got for now. And in case you’re wondering, yes I am a writer, that’s how I know- but I also like learning about random things anyway so-
Anyway have a nice day!
ahhh well now i know where i got 2 litres from! Its 2L to lose not 2L total lol wewps
was like ooh i know this one from saw
“It’s 7 if we are counting Antarctica” I’m sorry Dan but did I miss the meeting where Antarctica just doesn’t exist anymore?
RT, you know we're all gonna ask you to do a full run of this with ONLY Manga questions on.
a different comment said they tried it i think? but min of 4 dif category sadly
Ruben is the type of guy to look in the mirror and say “Lookin good!”
Do... Do people not do that normally??
@@Blackholebirb It's actually a common trick to help with low self esteem.
@@thegrouchization yeah, I've recommended it a couple of times myself. I thought it was normal to do that haha. To be honest if someone looks in a mirror and thinks they don't look good they might have some issues to work through, unless it's just a bad day for them or something haha
Wait, you're not supposed to think about how ugly your reflection looks?
@@rjfrost7090 Take it from me, you're always going to be your own harshest critic in that respect.
Other people genuinely don't tend to see the flaws, even if they seem glaring to you.
The calls to Kiwo were blessed.
How many continents are there is one of the most subjective questions I’ve ever seen on a game show. There are arguments to be made for the answer being 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, or 8. The only thing basically everyone agrees on is that there are more than one.
Screw all those people. Return to Pangaea, return to one.
Yeah, I know at least the American continent is taught differently depending on where you live. Don't know any others though, but still, even that one disparity makes it a rather unfair question.
Who’s out there saying there’s only two continents?
Zelda as the wife means some actual lore went on here
God I love the voice acting in this game. It’s so over the top a parody of contestants that it loops through bad, overflow errors, and becomes good again.
3:00 You need to make Shakespeare reading stream now. This will be 2nd most watched stream right after watching the paint dry
Alternative Title: RT has not seen literally all of the best animated movies of all time.
nor any anime for that matter
cars???
@@nakedstatue8517 Considering three of the animated things were Cars, Beastars, and OnePiece, I am also aghast at this comment
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 Wait a sec. I think you are mistaken, I consider Cars to be the best out of those three u listed.... My OG comment was more of a "omg u mean cars?? :D" as in.. happy!
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 Wait, u said aghast and I thought u misspelled "against" oops,, makes me realize that I have no idea what aghast means but I know it's a word.
Love how Kiwo actually thinks he's on "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" at first.
Just gonna note that even on the PS1 version, when phoning a friend they would actually say the full answer and not just "I'd choose B". This seems very cheaply made
funny thing is, wouldn't it be partly a sign of the opposite?
the ps1 version had few enough questions and few enough voices reading them out that they could fit the audio for all the answers and voice combinations.
This phone a friend has interchangeable comedy skits not directly related to the question.
also, any updates or additional questions can be smaller file size.
yeah, it still sucks though. But it isn't actually cheaper, just focused more on being efficient.
I've never even seen Beastars but I know Legosi is a wolf. I've seen so much art of him
"art"
was the art visually stimulating?
what type of art? 🤨
@@pallumax lewd art probably
2:00 I'm very happy that the game recognizes that this guy is so full of himself.
I hope Reuben and his narcissism have the same fate as his Minecraft Story Mode cousin… *in hashes of bacon.*
Does that also mean that at some point we need to rebuild his grave and make it in form of a dong
When my history class found out a classmate hadn’t seen The Lion King the teacher cancelled the next lesson to put it on after everyone kept yelling at him, teacher included. What chat said was tame
It's funny how for the one piece question the correct answer isn't even just a character that's not on his crew, but just not even the name of a character. They could have had Buggy as the answer, and it would have been much better.
Yeah and then having three of members as the other options and not mixing it up with atleast one with either Brook or Franky
It was the second question of that round. Thats how those early questions are supposed to be is a dumb clear answer like that.
If they put a character in the show that simply wasnt part of the crew that would be a harder question and should be placed higher up in that case to be worth more money.
Why are you weeb
@@FarikoUnited1 I guess, but I've seen harder questions in early rounds before so I kinda doubt that it's that well put together.
The Raphael Coundrum is whether or not to have pizza before or AFTER fighting Shredder and his goons.
answer is after, their turtle tummies would hurt fighting immediately after eating :-(
@@matariimau Ayyy someone else who puts the - in smiley faces :-D
@@matariimau But if he dies, the pizza will go uneaten, and eating the pizza will give him extra energy.
Eating too much pizza would stuff you and make you feel sick so it ought to be after the fight has been fought. Also, pizza is an excellent celebration food and eating it before a fight would be getting ahead of oneself and possibly lead to failure. :)
@@1Thunderfire You clearly do not know how the turtles work. They eat pizza all the gosh dang time.
As an asian, hearing dan prounounce thao as “thay-oh” hurt me beyond all levels lmao
Not everyone has to know how to pronounce other cultures' names.
Given that the context is "Italian man's pet in an American movie," you might not think to pronounce it like that even if you knew in other situations that's how it's pronounced. Like, if I see the name "Zang," I'll pronounce it differently depending on whether the context suggests it is a person of German or Chinese origin.
@@karloveliki5373 that doesn't preclude people from finding mispronunciations painful
@@karloveliki5373 im perfectly aware of that lol, it can still gives me psychological damage tho
I grew up on Anansi stories. It never occurred to me that there are people my age out there who've never heard of it.
16:33 legit just reopened a childhood memory.
I used to go on a lot of kid story sites when I was a child and one of my favorites as a kid was this one about Anansi. I think it had smth to do with the moon?
Imagine a round where he only enabled the manga category.
He wanted to lmao, but you had to select at least 4 categories
"Which Bible Character canonically exists in the Beyblade Metal Fight universe?"
A. Jesus Christ
B. Moses
C. Noah
D. John the Baptist
I swear this question actually has a serious correct answer
@@ringoferrer2343 makes think of using fate characters (you know full character based on real life and fictional famous legends)
@@ringoferrer2343 Moses used a Beyblade to part the Red Sea. I watched all of 10 Beyblade episodes, but I remember seeing that
I can't see Millionaire without thinking of the absolute gigachad who called his dad on the million dollar question only to tell his dad he didn't need his help and he was going to win.
I want to hate him, but that's still absolutely legendary.
I know no one cares but for the Legend of the Galactic Heroes question the answer is none of them. Kaiser Freidrich IV legally bought Annerose Musel from Reinhard's father. She was kidnapped later in the show but not by the Kaiser. It was actually one of his estranged lovers Baroness Benemunde who was jealous that Friedrich had chosen Annerose as his concubine and thrown her out of the palace.
"What animal is the African god Anansi"
RT: I dunno, a leopard?
(sobs in jamaican)
The only reason I knew that one was because of OSP.
i really hate that i know this from miraculous ladybug
@@pensuls7595 i spent a month memorising every adjective ending in 'ous' because of dat show, would not recommend
At 5:23, the first air mail service in the US was started in Nineteen TWELVE from Tampa to St. Petersburg, Florida.
The UK air mail service from Nineteen ELEVEN was most likely for crossing the English Channel, since planes back then were lacking in speed, range, and payload capacity.
RT: Give me a manga question!
*gets a manga question*
RT: I dunno
13:33 It's not because it's so small. The capital of the country of Luxmebourg is the city of Luxembourg, which is inside the country, but the country is not just that one city. Yes, Luxembourg is very small, but it's not a microstate or city state, it's large enough to have several distinct towns and cities.
It's so poetic that an English major gets a question about Jane Austin for the mil
Considering he's qualified to be an english professor and was going to live in Japan I'm surprised he doesn't know many Japanese Manga
That's hilarious. It's like saying, "he was going to live in America, why doesn't he know more about guns?"
Hobbies are hobbies.
He didnt know any English literature either
@@LyannaDelore I think it's down to more factors, like manga/anime being a common thing for millennials to be into, on top of his general interest in Japan. I was really surprised by how Dan hadn't seen The Lion King because I know he's around my age and The Lion King was super popular when I was growing up.
Being a fan of Japan does not mean you have to be a dirty neckbeard weeb. Unfortunately that just represents 90% of them
@@skeetsmcgrew3282
"Knows manga" =/= "dirty neckbeard weeb".
I would love to see the Irish Lads play a D&D campaign, that'd be awesome
Oh dear lord I can imagine it now. Kevin asking for food just as they enter an encounter, Nogla getting the worst rolls and getting pissy, Dan trying to keep things together but slowly dying of laughter, Ahh the joy that would bring.
I would feel sorry for whoever that has to be their DM
Why did they spell litres as liters?
Also, Kiwo, "is the body intact?" I was howling.
Probably an American company, and we don't know how to spell a lot of things
A lot of english words that end in RE in the UK area turn to ER in the US.
Ex: Theatre -> Theater
(And before anyone makes a "hurr durr mUrIcAn's CaNt sPeLl" joke, there is no where on the face of the planet that speak the original forms of english, every locale has created their own variation with unique usages and spellings. Half of our language was bastardized from other languages anyways.)
@@dogdog357 has nothing to do with not knowing how to spell
@@lastwymsi mUrIcAn's CaNt sPeLl
I'm sorry, I'm contractually obligated to take the piss out of the Yanks at any chance I get.
@@lihzzahrdspeed6631 Well, you see, that was something I call "Comedy"
This video brought back so much test anxiety for me. Also I have the worst luck when it comes to 50/50. I think every question I narrowed down to two answers, i lost. "The test wont be that hard."
The test:
For anyone watching the spelling question: RT is an English major, by the way.
English writing is stupid anyway
To be fair the English language is a mess in itself, then when you throw British and American spelling into the mix it can be a real headache. I still stumble over the same words I've had to look up the spelling of multiple times, like 'necessary" because my brain always thinks there's an a in there somewhere as that's what I hear when I say it aloud.
But also our brains don't always see the obvious answers when under pressure. XD
The fact that he got an English related question for the final question really put the cherry on top.
8:03 "there's been no manga questions" meanwhile the question on screen, the only reason why I know it is because of anime. Thanks fate grand order
Caractacus Potts...you could say he's a fan of traveling in style. A very POSH style, when not learning about the Roses of Success.
14:20
When talking to RT , that is a wise question to ask
9:05, RT just got trolled real hard by the audience.
Bro what a coincidence that he got a question about Up playing as Carl
9:25 That's like one of the newest hip anime, Legoshi, Louise and Haru are all over the internet. Now we know Dan doesn't watch anime.
Apparently "minuscule" is the original spelling, but "miniscule" has become so common now that it's treated as a variant and isn't actually wrong.
So it's an unfair question. I want an appeal.
You want to talk about an unfair question- "How many continents are there?" is hotly debated and entirely different depending on what you're calling a continent. Is it separate cultures? 7. Is it separate tectonic plates? 6. And that's even without getting into whether Antarctica is a continent.
@@Dolthra Also sunken continents like Zealandia and Mauritia
How is it an unfair question? Being a variant means it's a correct spelling, and all the other options were unarguably incorrect. Even if you didn't know how to spell it, you could eliminate all the incorrect spellings and still come to the same conclusion.
@@AngelicEra I didn't know there were 2 versions, I only knew the miniscule version.
I suppose it's still serving it's purpose as a question, but using a word with 2 spellings is sketchy.
@@Dolthra You could technically say there are only 4 continents using the common sense method of land connectivity. Afro-Eurasia, America, Australia, and Antarctica.
The modern world has a supercontinent.
4 isn't even an option.
I hope this isn't the shit they pulled on the actual show, it's ridiculous. They could just say one of the options you didn't pick is the correct one.
Some notes on WWTBAM:
The show's title is derived from a song composed by Cole Porter for the movie High Society. Ironically, the song answers the question, "I don't."
The physical hot seat is deliberately uncomfortable in order to increase the stress level of the contestants. The armrests barely work, it tips over unless you sit up perfectly straight or lean on the armrests or your knees, and even if the chair was balanced correctly, the back is curved to offer you no support.
Further notes: Regis Philbin hosted all American primetime versions of the show until the 2020 celebrity reboot, and his final civilian contestant on primetime was the first to provide an incorrect response to the million dollar question that wasn't later retracted due to fact-checking errors.
thank you for these fun facts, legit interesting
RT's a pretty smart person. He knows what he's talking about most of the time.
Sometimes
The spaghetti harvest was a thing according to a BBC special in the 50s.
Something like that, there was a joke broadcast I think on the bbc that claimed that spaghetti grows on trees. It was early on in TV history and some people weren't sure if the bbc or whoever was just joking or serious. Kinda funny in retrospect, a bit like the Canadian house hippo thing (look that up if you didn't know).
Panorama, I believe 1957.
I feel slightly sorry for Kiwo during this whole stream. Even though she's used to Dan and his chaos, it still doesn't make it easier for her lol
Caractacus Potts is the dad from Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which is a book by the dude who wrote James Bond with a movie adaptation which was my childhood, but also completely different from the source material.
I did not expect a Legend Of The Galactic Heroes question. one of my absolute favorite animes. Space Politics are kinda my thing.
Damn, they had a LOGH question in their system? That’s pretty cool
Question at 9:35 was a slap to the face of someone who’d assumed this game was dated to before a decade ago. My face. It was my face
Does this mean that Dan and Kevin can actually play in multiplayer now??
Hearing a character loss in dnd made me feel their pain!
how many continents are there is a trick question because the answer changes depending on where in the world you're asking
RT not knowing what animal Legoshi is, is the most dissapointing letdown I experienced all year...
Or, he just pretended not to know so chat wouldn't find out he's a furry
11:05 that "20 seconds" edit was sick
RT succeeded where Kevin failed.
He got the Harry Potter pack.
Goica!
Not sure if you’re calling your character stupid or yourself stupid, either way you’re not stupid Dan. Just wanted to give some emotional support
He’s not stupid, he’s just an idiot
>I'm gonna ask the audience!
>The audience is calling me a moron...
The continents question is kinda subjective. Spanish speakers, for example, are tought America is one continent, the division of north, south and central is like dividing europe in western, central and eastern
9:26 damn even got the furry anime in there
I don't know what's more depressing. The fact that RT didn't know the answer to any manga or disney question. Or the fact that I knew the answer to all of them.
15:00. There's obviously 2! To be or not to be
I wonder how hard the manga questions get near the end
Dan is the handsomest and most cultured twitch streamer.
"niche gen 5 competitive pokemon trivia"
he is LITERALLY me
I learned more from these questions then during all my years in school
Nothing can prepare me for the reality of Beastars being referenced in Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
978.000 Neurons. Isn't the average like 68 billion or something? Damn.
I was surprised RT didn't know the answer to 9:43 considering he lives in England, according to Plague Inc
I’ve recently learnt the answers to a lot of these U.K related questions bc I’ve been reading the rivers of London series, it’s interesting how much you can learn from fiction set in another country. I’m usually very bad at anything related to geography lol
Hearing the Up trivia after the comment on Pablo from chat was legendary.
There is something so satisfying about watching RT playing daft games like this.
very disappointed that RT doesn’t know who Kelly Clarkson or who Gwen Stefani is :(