Emily In Paris: Romanticizing Ignorance
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- This show was just nominated for a Golden Globe. Anyways, I'm pissed.
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Timestamps
0:00 Intro
2:11 Breakdown
2:57 French Culture & Stereotypes
5:37 The Emily Problem
10:00 Hateful French People & Incoherent Logic
14:22 Humour Bad, Romance Awful
16:55 Racism Is Quirky
22:34 Conclusion 
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Emily In Paris & The Golden Globes (Part 2): ruclips.net/video/hvE9CbmAAeI/видео.html
This isnt racist btw its xenophobic lmao
Hence the saying anyone can get a globe
La vie en rose? Sérieusement??? 🙄 C'est comme le mec qui joue de l'accordéon : "Sous le pont de Paris" à la pâtisserie bistrot près de chez moi 🙄🙄🙄 et il porte une marinière avec un béret rouge. 🤮
The only good thing about the show is her
Wardrobe and that it
@@Tojoj22 nooo not even the wadrobe
Nothing could be more delusional than portraying Europeans as admiring Americans.
I'm spanish and american raised in switzerland. Swiss-french ppl think that america is "trendy" and will use english words on the daily to sound cool (they don't, they have shit accents) and yet WILL make jokes about american capitalism and fat ppl... they should just pick a side atp
there's one thing the show got right. There are many american traits that are instantly annoying to a european
Even more so the french who are stereotypical even more snobby towards those upstart colonists then others 😂
Gringos believes everybody loves and admires theme. Everything they learn about the rest of the world is Hollywood stereotypical, negativ stereotypes.
its this constant weird arrogance, like they are completely oblivious to the fact that most of the world doesn't idolize them to say the least. the american propaganda machine was very successful at convincing them that they are better than everyone else, and that everyone is inferior to them.
i’m not american, i’m not french, i’m just disappointed
this^
Even just listening to this commentary and seeing a few short scenes was incredibly painful, I can't begin to imagine what it must have been like actually watching this whole show.
I’m French and much more disappointed
Me too. I'm Dutch and I'm so disappointed..
I’m American and I’m hella disappointed
🤣😂😂
Emily in Australia
-she get's eaten by a crocodile and dies
-the end
Now THAT'S a show I'd watch
Gets stung by Jellyfish 🪼 😅
The drop bear would get her
Or gets punched by a kangaroo
Emily in Ohio.
-Everyone is wearing Ohio State sweatshirts.
-She tries to teach people that there are other items of clothing than Ohio State clothing, but that is blasphemy.
-The local village headman gets kids to sacrifice her to "he who walks behind the rows".
-The kids make a tik toc dance about it.
The end.
Emily in Korea:
- Filmed in Vancouver
- Unites North and South after convincing them to "talk it out"
- Calls gimbap "sushi" at least once
- Everyone is a hip supermodel and in their 20s
- KPop
- Obligatory Gangnam style joke
- Emily tries watching anime to better understand the "culture"
- Bubble tea flows like water
- haha kimchi smells bad
- omg is that squid and seaweed, that's so weird hahaha
LMFAOOO
VANCOUVER
Gimbap basically IS sushi, Korea likes to steal other countries culture
And she gets casted in Squid Game.
emily in korea is just xo kitty
"The customer is always right"
Ew ew ew ew ew no no no
I LOATHE that people really think they make a point with that. No. You’re not always right
"The customer is always right" is what assholes who don't leave tips and start threatening to fight the waiter in the parking lot say asdhfjgk.
When it comes to me paying you for services yes I am. If I want my food cooked to my liking then you cook it how I asked
Actually that not true, “the customer is always right” is something you have to take like a grain of salt. Also, my parents and I usually say that and we do leave tips, sometimes and I’m NOT kidding $1,000 tips.
I agree that customer is not always right, but when it comes to meat... well, the chef is not the one who is going to eat it, it doesn't hurt to cook it a little bit more.
Emily in Egypt:
-rides camels as the only form of transportation
-is offered to get mummified
-passes by the pyramids every 2 mins
-all houses looks like pyramids
-is dying for water in the middle of the desert
I hope she would see an oasis, waste all of her energy by sprinting towards it only to find out it is a mirage
Finds out she is a descendent of Cleopatra and becomes Queen of Egypt
No jokes, i'd have watched the mummification part.
-gets killed by a vampire
@@Laila-zx6bc I’m Egyptian and I’ve never seen someone that doesn’t identify as african
Emily in Italy:
She's disrespectful once and disappears after a week never to be seen again.
Nobody has seen anything, nobody even knew her.
😂❤
L'unica soluzione
Damn maybe Emily should go to Italy next then
😂@@asterope9244
😂😂😂
Emily in Ukraine:
- Filmed in Poland
- Stereotypical Ukrainian hopak song is playing on the background all the time
- Emily gets robbed the second she arrives at the airport
- Everyone wears Adidas and vyshyvankas
- Everything is made of salo
- All women are toxic and instantly jealous of Emily
- Emily eats borscht with disgust and calls it "russian soup"
- Everyone agrees with her
- Emily single-handedly resolves the war with the power of social media and stupidity
- Everybody drink vodka, dance hopak and praise Emily
Funny how Americans treat europeans like europeans treat rest of the world with completely idiotic stereotypes. Atleast Americans are aware about their ignorance though, western europeans are completely sure of their idiotic opinions.
And when she gets robbed it’s by that “Ukrainian girl Petra” (which name isn’t even Ukrainan) 🥲
-Emily fights Monolith soldiers and is trying to enter the Sarcophagus to shut down the Wish Granter and to kill the C-consciousness.
-Emily becomes a bandit and yells CHEEKI BREEEKI while shooting at passing loners.
-Emily gets brainscorched and turned into a zombie.
the filmed in poland part got me LOL
This is basically Borat. Except Borat is good, because it's literally a satire on Hollywood doing what you have just described.
Emily in Czechia:
- couldn’t be made cause Americans don’t even know we exist
I WAS TRYING TO FIND ONE BOUT THE CZECH REPUBLIC lmao I’m Czech :)
Maybe she will find Czech hunter
I'm legit sorry, but this comment made me howl
I REMEMBER THIS COUNTRY ONLY BECAUSE OF THE UNION WITH SLOVAKIA NOOO
and the those news of enemy lists
and the beer
sorry
@@the_mess_of_meff shameful 🙄
@@the_mess_of_meff i kinda expected the beer and Czechoslovakia, but not the enemy lists lol xddd
Imagine how we Mexicans feel about how Americans always portrayed us in every single movie, sepia color included...
I've been to Mexico, I'm pretty sure it's sepia-colored there.
Hahaha
😂😂😂
Yes, always the mexican is a man that doesn't speak English and is only there for the americans laugh of him
Jajjaja........You're right :1
Emily in Germany:
-Emily is in Bavaria
-People are doing the Htlr salute
-Everyone is rude and yells
-she teaches germans how to be funny and kind
-she only eats Schnitzel, Bratwurst and Bretzel
Not bad. Let me pitch in:
- everyone ends their questions with "..., ja?"
- people always talk about football
- Emily switches from a VW Beetle to a Mercedes after learning about Dieselgate
- Emily meets a recuperating Michael Schumacher
Also, most men wear lederhosen and most women wear dirndls
She is planning a hike, gets warned by dozens of guides and still has to get rescued out of a thunderstorm in the alps
The light switch in Emilie's room is mounted well above her head height so that she learns how to greet.
and everyone casually drinks beer out of big oktoberfest glasses
I've noticed recently some American writers think that Americans are known for being exceptionally hard-working. Did they think other cultures were just lazy?
The view one lives to work is how Americans view them selves. The system is largely been set up like that since President Reagan crush unions and made major cuts to the welfare system. You work or you die is the American way. Our work culture isn't as bad as Japanese or South Korea but we are up there. We largely see European as lazy because you have a vacation time and parental leave and all that shit.
Багато північних європейців теж багато працюють. А взагалі американці просто не чули про *благородну лінь*(це слова одного давнього історика про всіх європейців на півдні)
And then americans shit their pants when I tell them I work every week-ends
You realize vacation time and parental leave equals wealth, not laziness? America could easily do the same but the corpos don't, not because they value hard work, but because they're corrupt.
'Work to live' is already a saddening statement. 'Live to work' is downright depressing. Anyone who acts like having to sell your life, your one life, to please some cocaine-induced CEO is not dystopian needs to take a day off of work to reflect.
*you as in, the American people, not you specifically
I'm getting so sick of the whole idea that America is the whole world
Sorry but not "America', United States. America is a whole continent and all the other countries in America have nothing to do with USA's behavior lol
Just how it is for the dominant empires of the world.
@@lea-mariepaquet8889 theres north america and south america, and they happen to be 2 different continents... america is just america. a country, not a continent
lol America is a continent, anyways i agree
@@cospokot5324 it's that supposed to be a joke??!! 😞 Coz when you say North Asia and South Asia they are 2 different continents right?? Yeah clearly not the same...
The american way : "The customer is king !"
The french way : "So that's why we chopped the king's head off."
:)))))) You made my day! Thank you!
@@kit-kat3356 You're very welcome :D
@@Gayardavava 🙏😉
BOOM! 😆
..tells French Cordon Bleu chef how to cook...lying on the operating table: tells surgeon how SHE thinks the operation should proceed...
another point about the non-white characters: Mindy doesn't even speak Chinese (the sequence where she speaks Chinese at the beginning was really awful), as a matter of fact, her last name is Park which is from Korea...they didn't even bother to find a Chinese actress who actually speak Chinese !
Agree
Yep. She's an actress of Korean descent, with no history or understanding of Chinese culture, cast as a Chinese person. Which is actually racist. It's like when Crazy Rich Asians kept Ken whatshisface Hangover Fellow as a Singaporean Chinese person with "an accent", when he's Korean American. Just. Hollywood. Please stop.
@@TheMadAfrican1 Can't agree more bro
That’s even more incriminating for the writers. If they wanted a Korean actress then why not make the character Korean too? It sounds like her character only exists to make racist jokes about China
@@TheMadAfrican1 This - then again, I also heard that the Ken actor refuses to play a Korean role too
Emily in Russia:
- Everyone speaks with a thick accent
- Everyone wears ushankas and rides bears
- Emily accidentally flirts with a son of the godfather of Russian mafia
- She finds a babushka on a street who becomes her friend
- Babushka sings "Rasputin" in Metro, everyone applaudes
- Emily tries Russian cuisine and tries to convince Russians that borsch isn't Russian cuisine thus eating it is cultural appropriation
- Emily convinces Putin to stop war and become friends with Ukraine
- Emily also convinces Puting to sell gas and oil to the USA for cheap
- For the outro Babushka plays Balalaika
I love the Rasputin bit
Actually i would watch it, sounds more fun than the original
0 mentions of vodka and communism, wouldn't go through with it
Emily in Russia:
- Discovers she is actually the real Anastasia Romanova, becomes a rallying point to the royalists, ousts Putin and reinstates the Russian Empire
Pretty accurate if you change borsch part for schi. Borsch is Ukrainian dish and this IS cultural appropriation.
the "using an asian character to be racists against asians" is even worse when u realize the actor is korean and not chinese...
It's not uncommon, kind of like how Aaron Sorkin use a female character to put down other female character's complain of sexual harassments in the West Wing.
And that's important because? It's a fictional character, not a biography.
People who play superheros aren't superheroes at all.
Actually her character is half Korean even in the show…
@@Heatherright that's only because they backpedalled on it in season 2 after all the backlash, and even then the mention of her being half Korean was so fast and insignificant you wouldve missed it if you blinked.
Any Asian-looking person is good enough to act as Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Singaporean... as long as they speak English. That in itself is already racist on the people behind the show. Like there's a difference, but they just don't care.
the most inaccurate thing is that french people in that show are talking in english even when she's not there lmao
i don't think they speak english when she's not there, movies often do that when its implied they're speaking the language of the country. Like the show chernobyl, it's all in english but you understand they are speaking Ukrainian*
ikr like I've been to Paris and no one speaks English when an English speaker is there lamo
@@RoguePlutonia They could have just added subtitles in their French conversations I dunno
@@mysticc6232 don't get me wrong I prefer the real language too but I know a lot of people hate reading
@@mysticc6232 but many people hate subtitles though. And they can't sub so many scenes in the movie
Emily in Colombia:🇨🇴☕🫓
- She arrives at the jungle and gets kidnapped by a cartel where she teaches them how to market cocaine and coffee so they free her and sent her to civilization on a jaguar
-Everyone wears sombreros ponchos and play the flute
- Emily opens a Starbucks to teach Colombians how to drink proper coffee
- Emily thinks everyone eats tacos and burritos bc Colombia is in Mexico
- Everyone speaks English with a strong mexican accent
- Emily calls all the, blonde, ginger, blue or green eyed, light skinned ppl fake Colombians
- her love interest becomes civilized for her, watching modern family
- Colombians realizes that eating 3 course flavorful meals, fresh fruits, fresh veggies and juice/"smoothies" is too much effort bc she showed them McDonald's and canned food
Also, Encanto reference.
Colombia in Mexico got me😂
Wait, that's not how it is?
This is one of the best ones I've seen so far
emeralds.
I’m Australian and have been to Paris quite a few times. Last trip I was there for six weeks. People would assume I was American until I said, “je suis australienne” and then they’d almost visibly relax. It was very interesting!
While I was stationed in England we were informed by our supervisors to state we were visitors and to be as humble and invisible as possible. Even in England they do NOT like Americans. I can't blame them either....we literally weren't even allowed to rent (american and military that is two major dings) some places because dumb a** american military people would leave/abandon their pets in the houses/apartments before moving back to the united states. Americans are seen as selfish, not understanding the consequences of their actions/ lazy.....so much more. Sadly, although some of us are respectful...most of us are not.
that’s horrible. i mean parisians are known for being judgmental and prejudice so i’m not surprised
Tell them you're German and suddenly some of them won't talk to you anymore. It's like magic.
Ahahaha, I’m Aussie too and lived in Paris for a year. Locals usually assumed I was American or English, and they were SO much nicer anytime I said I was Australian 😂😂🤣🤣
@@eboli7146 Isn’t it interesting?! Soooo much nicer and also genuinely interested. I’m going back in April so I am excited. Lucky you getting to live there for a year 😌
Imagine a French person showing up to America and publically singing Sweet Home Alabama in the middle of a park where people are just tryna chill LMAO
Imagine White people showing up in the Black community and rapping.
#ithappens
😭😭😭😭
@@SanFranDentist94301 Nah, for real??
Please tell us more.
@@alfredbelanger8326 You can come visit and see for yourself. Just leave the 16 bars at home.
@@SanFranDentist94301 Really? What do they think we are gonna do?
Emily in India :
- No one knows english
- We speak "Indian"
- Everyone is poor
- Everyone is illiterate
- Everyone works at a call-center
- Everyone only eats butter-chicken and naan
Everyone eats "curry"
Don't forget all the marriage proposals bc she's fair skinned and she gets to do a bollywood number w/Priyanka Chopra.
Or basically just a sum up of Rajs comments about India in Big Bang Theory.
an an indian i can confirm
That's just slum dog millionaire
Emily on the moon:
- it's made of cheese
- Nazis have a base
- just a soundstage
- orbits the Earth
- influences the tides
Best comment ever
- she somehow gets America to own the moon
-Convinces Flat Earthers the Earth is round
"Imagine a French person showing up to America and publicly singing sweet home alabama in the middle of a park where people just want to chill" - OMG that really got me 😂😂😂
FREE BIRD!!!!!!!!
Oddly, as an American, my first experience in Seoul was hearing a preacher from the American South screaming through a megaphone about how I was going to burn in hell.
@@hypothalapotamus5293 lol
Can’t wait to see Emily in Moscow, where everyone is constantly drunk on vodka and she’s starved because the people only eat snow and frozen bear meat.
Yes and they’ll probably make everyone in the show obsessed with communism 😭
Emily in Moscow:
- everyone is a KGB agent
- only Russians from western Russia
- communism everywhere
- Russians attack but also idolize her for winning the Cold War and saving them in WW2
- Vodka replaces all other food.
- The french spy comes with her and they constantly compare who is more mean: Russian or French people?
And maybe something about Russians being too uneducated to understand democracy and freedom
Omg nooo
only dish they eat is borscht. 🤪🤪
I don't think the writers capable to coming up story that good tho
This is basically a 14 year olds wattpad story turned into a Netflix show
Couldn't say it any better
Best way to put it.
and those 14 year olds are all karens in the making
Netflix has literally made movies based on Wattpad stories before so if someone said this was true I would believe them.
LMAO agreed!
Emily in Italy:
-Everyone’s diet consists of gelato, pizza, and pasta
-Everyone talks with their hands a lot
-All the men have mustaches and slicked back black hair
-Emily is kidnapped by the Italian mafia and falls in love with the boss named Massimo
-Everyone talks like Mario, adding the “a” sound at the end of each word
-"Silenzio Bruno!"
-"Mama Mia!"
-The only mode of transportation is by gondola
-Everyone likes to sing Italian arias
-Everyone looks like a fat Italian chef
-Every restaurant Emily goes to has the same cheap Italian Pizzaria aesthetic, complete with the red checkered tablecloths.
-Every Italian mother exclaims to her children "You're breakin' my heart!"
-Greaser gangsters mug Emily while holding out a pocket knife and saying "Easy mama."
-An episode that follows the plot of Romeo and Juliet, only nobody dies and Emily ends a feud between Italians and Americans.
I love the last
You got me with "Silenzio Bruno!"
The kidnap line has actually been made. It's called 365 Days... Watch if you want to see a trainwreck...
Emily in Ireland
-Is filmed in rural Scotland
-River Dance music and Drunken Sailor are playing constantly
-Everyone has a very fake strong Irish accent
-Everyone is quite short,has red hair,blue eyes and very pale skin
-Emily is confused that they don't all speak Gaelic(Irish is actually Gaelige)
-Everyone is part of large families containing 18 people
-No one has any food apart from potatoes
-Everyone only drinks Guiness
-Emily shows them how to buy their food from the supermarket instead of growing it by themselves
-Emily solves all problems between Northern Ireland and the Republic by saying Just Be Friends
-Emily tells them about foods other than Potato and is "their own culture" which is just the marketing of Lucky Charms
-Emily knows this culture because her Great Great Great Great Great Great Grandfather went over to America during the famine
-Realising that she is more Irish than any of them,Michael D Higgins and Leo Varadkar both resign and she is immediately voted in for being American
-Emily becomes the first Irish Queen in centuries
"Emily tries to teach the french that doing things the american way is the right way to do things" that is american as hell tho lmaoo
As an American, we don't claim her.
I feel like that’s the entire world. Name one country that doesn’t think it’s the best in the world
@@patchess5488 Russia, but it's a cultural thing, they glorify and even romanticize suffering, so everything is always horrible, even when it isn't.
@@Mr.Heller there is still a strong nationalistic sense that they hold that yes makes a majority of them believe they are the best. It’s human nature. Even if the glory is through suffering to them they are suffering for the best country
@@patchess5488 Belgium, I think we have a bit of an inferiority complex actually ahahah
this is the most American show ive ever watched and it’s not even SET in America
That’s how it works
As an American who has been to Paris and loves almost everything about French culture, this show is an insult.
América it's a continent though. You are referring to the US
@@oAldanitao Really? I didn't know she was referring to the US! I thought she was referring to México!
@@oAldanitao America isn't a continent. NORTH America is a continent. U.S.A means United States of America which btw, most people in America call it America to shorten saying USA everytime. So I'm not sure if you're joking but yeah...
Emily in Canada:
-Snow everywhere even in summer
-People feel shy to meet her, cause all they ever wanted was to be taught how to be american
- everybody is polite and says sorry for no reason
-Emily teaches them to hate eachother and be patriotic
-Emily actualy saves Canada from turning communist and puts an end to free health care
- Emily discovers the pleasure of having many affairs with guys wearing racoon winter hats
You forgot the maple sirup in our blood
-Emily tries Tim's, then convinces everyone to switch to Starbucks
-Emily persuades Canada to trade Alberta for Florida
-Emily helps organizing another referendum, Quebec becomes independent, Emily becomes its first president
It's not sorry, it's "Sore-e, eh?"
Everyone is saying "aboot"
Emily in Norway:
- everyone is massively wealthy bc infinite oil money
- country covered in snow all year round, northern lights everywhere
- everyone skis to work
- polar bears in the streets
- everyone tall, blonde and blue eyed
- fish for breakfast, lunch and dinner
- "uff da"
- is basically the same as Sweden and Denmark
The writers trying to think about how French people act: wee wee bonjour baguette crowsant
Stoopeed Amellican *puffs skinny cigarette*
Hon hon hon baguette Eiffel Tower
hon hon hon omelet du fromage pain francais
Oui escargot *puts baguette under armpit* omelette du fromage, croissant hon hon hon
Oui oui! (Inserts Little Ceasar's pizza guy for some reason)
Emilly: I'm not like other girls... I'm... American!
🤢🤮
gross
North american or Unitedstatesian.
There's a scene where Sylvie says to Emily: you moved to Paris to work and you didn't even bother to learn the language and you wonder why we don't like Americans. I am paraphrasing but that was the gist of what she said to Emily!
"I've lived in france, i'm not just an uncultured american girl!"
Emily in the Netherlands:
- The entire country consists of the city of Amsterdam
- Everybody smokes weed
- Nearly all the women are prostitutes
- Everybody's tall
- Tulips are everywhere
- Canals are everywhere
- Dikes are everywhere
- The colour orange is everywhere, including in people's clothing
- Gay prides are everywhere all the time
- Any Dutch you hear in the show is actually German because that's probably close enough language-wise
After the opening credits:
- Emily gets high and teaches all the prostitutes feminism (which of course is a concept they were completely unaware of)
- Emily gets crowned queen because Americans are just the bestest (reigning queen obviously, not queen-consort)
Well, the part about everyone being tall is pretty much spot on...
@@conannanoc8768 Yes, the majority of the population is pretty tall but e.g. my dad is a whopping 1.63m hahaha
What about cheese and using Kinderdijk as a back drop every so often? Seriously, did you notice that in Masters of the Air?
Emily in Italy:
-Thinks fettuccine Alfredo is authentic Italian
-everyone is named Mario and/or Luigi
-drowns in Venice (thank gods)
-thinks everyone is flirting with her because “language of love”
-also thinks everyone is speaking Spanish
-wonders why everything is so old
-everyone drives a Ferrari
so she's a Karen but in this fantasy world people like karens
true ! she's just a hot Karen
@Mr. K ok incel
No wonder my mom likes it so much
lots of americans hate the entire continent of europe for some reason.
At the same time though they love traveling to this place.
By the way they don't know that "indigenous european" doesn't always mean "white". Cause they travel to some balkanic nation like greece or albania thinking they will find a bunch of white people then they find people who look like rita ora or adrola dushi.
america seems to have some very very poor education.
@@FriendlyCroock You are so right. The way Americans stereotype everyone is unheard of over there.
Netflix makes horrible shows decides to keep them, then gets rid of the good ones with actual good storylines.
like they got rid of sense 8!!! 😡
Because they want to make all their own shows as not to pay royalties. But their content is shit only a few good stuff in their entire catalog. Totally not worth $17.99
I read this article about hate watching and how Netflix is probably the worst about it considering how their system benefits shows with a lot of views and if they make it through the entire season or not.
The idea of it is in line with how social media and controversial articles/videos play out, where the controversy triggers views on both sides, some believing no way, and then triggers discussion ie engagement.
In hate watch, tv shows get a bad name but then people have to watch to see if it's "really as bad as people say it is" and continue to watch because "it can't get worse then this, can it?"
By the end they are upset and take to complaining about the show. The act of complaining is enjoyable for some, triggering endorphins. They are now unknowingly putting the show out there for more people to learn about it and the cycle continues.
It's horrible and not the kind of platform I'd like to have myself. I know I've definitely accidentally been part of the hate watching crowd before, but now I just come to videos like this to learn all I need.
Like the winx club reboot, it's horrid
Well, maybe they're doing it based on viewership. I mean, I certainly don't watch this crap, but now I'm morbidly curious about this horde of viewers that Netflix is convinced will get them pretty, pretty metrics to show to the shareholders come end of the year.
Edit: I mean, who _are_ these people? What demographics do Netflix think they're from? Do they actually exist, or are they mostly illusory?? Inquiring minds want to know...
Emily in Australia:
-Emily's plane crashes in the middle of a forest
-A big spider eats the pilot
-Emily meets a tour guide named Brandon and they fall in love
-Emily goes on adventures in the jungle
-Brandon makes Vegemite from tree sap
-Brandon gets eaten by a snake
-Emily gets saved by a rescue helicopter
Everyone is riding kangourou.
HAHAHA
emily in canada:
-filmed somewhere in the US
-everyone is cold all the time
-every character has a pet moose and/or beaver
-desolate snowy wasteland
-"eh" "sooorry"
-everyone speaks fluent french
-maple trees and maple leaves everywhere
-only eats syrup and poutine. nothing else.
-justin trudeau falls in love with emily after speaking to her once
-she gets attacked by a canadian goose [accurate]
Anyone who unironically says "the customer is always right" is the villain in some poor minimum-wage employee's story.
i hate that sentence so much!
She's a KAREN 🤣
I’ve never wanted to smack a person through a screen so badly, when I heard her say that
When I was a cashier at a grocery store, I loathed that. 😩
I can say as a professional Chef that this phrase is so bullshit. Customer don’t know shit and need to shut the fuck up, cause 95% of the time they are in the WRONG!
The whole of Europe is laughing at America why would they think that we look up to them 😭😭
To be fair here in the UK they praise and idolize America as much as they laugh.
Thanks so fucking true. Its actually an "American nightmare" than an "American dream" xddd
@@PPX14 I’m British and literally the area I live in (I’m not friends with the entire area but we all are neutral with each other) make jokes about Americans I have never met a British person say that they idolise with Americans
@@PPX14 erm do we? All I see if people mocking America for being ignorant and for not having health care, I don't know a single person who thinks the Americans are great, I know many people who think they're arrogant.
@@amyfrancis8941 theyre joking :). They said "as much as we laugh" because the british are stereotyped as being gloomy and grumpy. So theyre trying to say that we never praise america because we never laugh
Emily in Belgium-
- Lives in Brussels next to atomium
- in the EU Bubble and has never met a Belgian person
- never heard of Flanders or Wallonia
- thinks Belgians speak "Belgian"
- also depicts unrealistically not rainy weather
Emyli In Brazil:
-Everyone is black and a soccer super-star.
-The movie is set on Rio de Janeiro while also having the amazon as background even tought thosse 2 things are a few thousand miles appart.
-She solves the city crime by teatching gangs that violence Is bad.
-Has a romance with a capoeira master and lerns enought to fight street crime with It on 1 week.
Anybody else annoyed that a lot of shows turn the token black character, and the token gay character into one useless background character for karma points.
👋🏻
Yes!!!!!!
For profit, not for karma :(((
Yeah -_-
@You're Brainwashed Bro there no point to include someone if there a token
They don't see Emily's problems because it was developed by people like her
!!!! OMG this!
It's a generation of 'entitlement without effort' - it scares me
Yea. These poducer’s biggest hit was SEX AND THE CITY. So they just copied and pasted as they did, which was worked 20years ago.
Emily's problems are satire about Americans.
@@hijung1102 why did Sn'C turn into such a hit in the first place?
Emily in Ethiopia:
- she eats injera and wat with spoon
- she stays at sheraton
- she is praised by the people for being pretty
- Everyone always wears habesha kemis and eats injera
- speaks english slowly so people understand her
- marry's an ethiopian prince
Oh god i didnt expect that, you made my night💕
"Ça c'est trop américain" (This is too american) is often a disguised insult in Paris. When you want to say something is exaggerated, tacky, or uncreative, this is often the word used. This show would be great if it was a story of someone learning to learn from another culture and a real exchange between people, not someone (who is not even qualified for the job) shoving her American wisdom into people. She's such an unlikable character, and even though I've worked on Parisian luxury agencies (and it is true that can really be a quite hostile environment), the fun part of the journey is to learn with locals and grow up. Emily doesn't do that and, as the video says, she's completely unaware of her behaviors and she never second-guesses herself. Even when the show portrays Emily having a "lesson" (like the rare meat or the boss's speech), we don't get to see what she learned from those interactions. It's really so boring that the fact that it is getting a 4th season seems unbelievable.
So basically this show is all about how one American girl is better than whole country
I couldn't say it better
i was confused before the video bc i thought u meant emily is presented as better than america but uh yep i get u now
I'm American, I could have said it better. /s
😂 Seriously, you're spot on!
You're absolutely right.
I wish there were emojie reactions for comments :')
When Mindy is yelling “in Mandarin” she’s not even saying anything in Mandarin Chinese, it’s just gibberish.
Oh my God no... though I mean what did I expect
So they're pulling a Miss Saigon?.
what the fuck
I-
The actress is Korean lmao they couldn’t even bother
How far is Paris from Germany? 6 hours by tank 🤡
Honestly, as a German I never had negative experience in France. Everyone was very polite, friendly and helpful.
The total opposite of what I experienced in New York.
As a matter of fact. My brother was in San Francisco for his employer and he said, that the Americans work long, but not very hard, nor efficient.
When I was in Marseille people on the street would literally talk about my classmates and I as we passed and they'd complain about us for simply existing.
My exchange family's aunt treated me like an infant and was shocked I was able to talk to her like a normal person. My exchange partner was a year older than me and spoke neither German nor decent English. She also didn't try to learn German when she was visiting us.
Literally had no desire to continue learning French after my visit.
Emily in Kentucky:
- She can’t understand anyone
- She feels bad for the "illiteracy" of the south
- She opens a school to teach the Kentuckians how to talk right
- She gets rid of all bourbon because she thinks it‘s causing the "illiteracy"
- She is elected governor of Kentucky, eventually becoming queen
- She opens a horse sanctuary and all the horses love her
- She meets and marries colonel sanders and becomes the ruler of kfc
You forgot the fried chicken
Emily in West Virginia:
-Emily gets adopted by the Governor of West Virginia and gets a law degree from WVU in a day without ever setting foot on campus.
This, unintentionally, is the most American show that has ever been produced
As an american I am VERY embarrassed by this show, and I haven't even seen it yet. Just this video makes me hate it
Liberals writers working for a liberal content provider cast a liberal actress to act in ghastly show and it’s a reflection on ALL Americans? Nope. It’s a reflection of the narcissistic, self-involved, self congratulatory liberals who run our appalling “entertainment” (read indoctrination) industry.
I’m a citizen, the daughter of an immigrant, married to an immigrant. I love the United States, just not the people currently in office or in the entertainment industry.
@@myrtle1234 stop making things political (though I do agree this show was made by a narcissist)
@@myrtle1234 dude why does it have to be political, this is literally an American problem not a political problem.... Anyways I agree with the other stuff tho, it's just annoying how often people try to make stuff that isn't political, political and vice versa.
@@myrtle1234 I don't think the people making this give a shit about politics, they just care about money
Emily in Japan:
- Everyone watches anime
- Only eats sushi and ramen
- Eveyone wears either a kimono or hakama
- Everyone watches anime
- Studies the art of the blade
- Everyone is bound by honor and bushido
- All the schoolgirls wear short skirts
- Did I mention everyone watches anime?
😂😂
You missed everyone watches anime
That's so untrue. Shame on you...No one here knows what a Hakama is.
@@chazmartin5725 r/wooooooooooosh
@@leenakat4997 I think that was a joke too
I am so disappointed because there wasn't an Emily in Egypt comment so let's change that
Emily in Egypt:
- As soon as she gets off the plane, all scenes have a yellow tent, a generic Oriental music pops up, a random close up shot of a camel chewing, a woman in a veil with awesome black eyes and a guide waiting for her saying "Hellllloooo my friend" in a thick accent.
- She lives in an Apartment with a direct view on the Pyramids and the Nile (a geographical miracle).
- Camels are the only form of transportation.
- Every man is named Ahmed or Mohamed and every woman is Fatima.
- Every guy loves her, because she is white, duh.
- She educates local women how to be strong, independent and should start going to school.
- A girl with the same age(Fatima whoelse) becomes her guide and show her the whole egyptian experience, eating local food, secret religious sects and she discovers her trueself
- She gets in deep with a gang that smuggles Ancient Artifacts and single-handedly outmaneuver the gang by wearing sunglasses and putting her hair in a bun.
- She falls in love with another expat because the viewers wouldn't take it well if she had sex with non-whites (especially if they are non-American).
Emily in Britain:
- filmed in California
- everyone is formally dressed and has bad dental health
- at least 20 jokes about tea, mainly Emily insulting it
- Going past Big Ben every other scene
- Emily insulting the underground at least 5 times
- Everyone sounds like those stereotypical little British boys and girls in films from the 1960’s
- Everyone is very rude or very polite, no in between
- everyone has a queen shrine in there house that everyone prays too every 3 hours
She gets stabbed because she said hi and not Good day
@@harrietsmells more specifically, with a sword used in the medieval times.
@@veronica_editig3698 a shiny gold one that the queen used to knight a cavemen back when she was young
- everybody drinks tea and has crumpets at exactly 5:07pm
Can wait for Emily in England, where she only drinks tea with the queen, has a pet squirrel and teaches Cadbury how to make “ better” chocolate
PFFFTTT, everywhere has to look like London but every accent has to be like posh Southern that just sounds American, everyone is upper middle class and attends Oxbridge, 'Pubs' look like they were built in Tudor Times, white with black wood beams and for some reason we all think we are so much better than the rest of Europe and there's British flags everywhere like US TV shows.
And when I say London, I mean Tourist London, sorry Londoners for not specifying.
She wouldn't DARE school Cadbury HAHA
and then she's shocked when she wakes up in a hospital after being jumped by roadmen
Oh god... Americans trying to write about England... they'd think we all sound cockney or like Churchill. Worse, she'd keep calling everyone "Bri'ish" and not knowing the difference between Britain and England... everyone would constantly drink tea out of posh stupid little china, and London (cause they're not gonna set it literally anywhere else in the country) would look like some clean pristine happy land instead of knife city.
It feels like if America made a self insert fanfiction about everyone loving them, because 'Merica
You didn’t watch the show huh?
@@KayMarieD of course your name is kayleigh
not the self insert fanfiction... 😭😭
Hahahaah so true 🤣
Americavision
Im a 16 yr old highschool student who lives in the USA, I take french classes and can say some basic sentences and ask questions in french. I'm better at my writing in french but listening and understanding is tougher for me. When i watched 'Emily in Paris', I genuine felt so embrassed for her, not all of us is like thia ya'll. The way i would feel so stupid if i worked at company and had a huge language barrier.
Emily in Australia:
- Either Sydney or the outback. No in-between
- Emily mistakes us for Austria, thinks we're in Europe.
- Everyone says "G'Day, mate" all the time.
- Emily rides a kangaroo to work.
- Emily makes a "speak English" joke.
- Emily makes an "upside-down" joke.
- All the men are dressed like Crocodile Dundee.
- All the women are named Sheila.
- Everyone has a pet crocodile.
- Uluru (which is still called Ayer's Rock for some reason) is always visible in the background despite being on the other side of the country.
- Emily puts a shrimp on a literal Barbie Doll.
- Either Didgeridoo music or "Land Down Under" plays in the background.
- Emily meets Aboriginal people and they treat her to a generic "Aboriginal" ceremony.
- Everyone is obsessed with cricket and footy.
- Emily "enlightens" everyone to burgers and Starbucks.
- Emily is assailed by a drop bear and takes it home, environmental protections be damned.
im pretty sure emily wdnt know about austria but real
You guys don't ride Kangaroos to work?
@@smikkelbeer7890 Must be a Queensland thing.
Emily in the Middle East:
- Everyone lives in the desert
- Everyone rides Camel’s
- Every middle eastern guy falls in love with her because she’s white
- Everyone lives in huts
- Everyone dances to arabian music
- flying carpets everywhere
I was looking for this one
Lmfao funny and i relate cuz im Palestinian and ppl think my parents ride camels everywhere
at least the flying carpets would look nice if the cgi is adequate.
Mfw Emily walks into Aladdin instrad
But, do you have flying carpets? Are they fun?
The fact that the restaurant scene with the steak is just her being a Karen sent me
Is it? I get she was an asshole, but no one has to eat bloody steak if they don't want to?
@@Monie71793 usually you say to the waiter how much cooked you want your steak to be so this doesn't happen 😊 but if it does, you don't have to be rude. In America (and maybe other countries I don't know), it's the costumer who is first (like she says in the show), but in France, the cook, the waiter and the costumer are at the same level. It's normal to be surprised by that if you don't know, but that's just how it works here.
@@Monie71793 the way she went about it was completely wrong and disrespectful. In Europe, the customer is NOT above the chef. If you don't want a bloody steak, you tell the waiter when you order rather than send it back (I guess she wouldn't know that but still it's common sense). And if you HAVE to send it back, you go about it politely instead of being rude like her.
I agree. She ordered 'medium rare', which is undercooked. She should've ordered 'medium well done'. This shows how ignorant she is that she doesn't know the difference. The chef got her order right and it's no one else's fault for her lack of etiquette.🤷🏾♀
They are using an outdated American view in this show: 'The customer is always right!'
Not even American restaurants do this anymore. Countries outside of America have never done this, like at all. This is honestly why I stop watching American tv.😒
@@me-ko3dv well she did say what she wanted and the guy came back like “the chef is right” like huh? Just cook the steak some more. Why come back with something she doesn’t what and then tell her to eat something she doesn’t want?
Emily in Germany:
- Everyone is wearing a dirndl and Lederhosen and socks in sandals
Everyone is blond, tall and blue eyed or ginger
- she stops the minors from devouring their alcohol and gets praised for saving the system
- everyone is obsessed with punctuality and their honesty is unbelievably rude
- Eats bratwurst and potatoes
-Goes to the Christmas market and is absolutely blown away till an immigrant robs her
- The police instantly come to her rescue
- she gets rid of the German accent and teaches how to pronounce th
- she eats Döner and asks if she landed in Asia accidentally
- She meets angel merkel and says she would never vote because her life is about passion not politics
- she saves the Frankfurter Hauptbahnhof children from their fate as assi after being kidnapped by them
- she sends her ex a garden gnome
- The German Fritzchen jokes are unfunny and she is superior
- The Germans do her job for her because they are so hard working
-She teaches the Germans how to party (she’s never been to an actual good Hausi before)
-she Tipps 2$ after saying you poor workers.. because they don’t need tips after having screamed at them for 282981 hours
She is not plowed out of work till she is wearing a helmet, a bulletproof west, a camping bag with the essentials, knee and elbow caps.
There would also 100 prozent be a scene in which German history is talked about and she would take the weirdest approach and totally ignore how bad America deals with its past.
So...everything I'm hearing is, if this had been titled 'Karen in Paris' it would have been the most amazing thing ever.
F for people that are actually named Karen, though.
I mean, the one Karen I've met IRL was actually really mean, but I'm sure most of them aren't... Rashida Jones's Karen was the best personality on The Office.
Karen in Paris sounds like an SNL skit
My big sis’ middle name is “Karyn”, but she’s amazing! Her grandma’s name (we’re half sisters) is “Karen” and she’s.....erm....heh welp.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
hahah! so true tho
Welcome to Emily in Japan, where everyone is a hot anime character and the only words spoken are “Onii-chan” and “arigato”
Where anime waifu? Where K-pop? Japan and Korea are the same, aren't they? You use the same alphabet after all.
And kimochi
Sounds like fever dream sh!tposting
Honestly, a satire based take on this concept would be fucking hilarious.
I'm here to tell you that I was the 666'th like. Boo yah. Spooky Season.
Maybe an Emily on Halloween where she has an obsession with beige, pumpkin spice, boots, and leaves, then gets confused by all the kids in costumes.
I'm an American who recently took a three week trip to France with my girlfriend and her French family, and just from the few seconds of this show I've seen in this video, I'm not shocked that a lot of Americans have low opinions on French people, because they're being shoveled so much inaccurate information about what French culture is actually like.
Emily in Australia:
-they live in a tent
-they ride kangaroos
-filmed in the outback
-they fly in on a plane that looks like its from the 1950s
-there is no wifi
-everyone walks around in Barmah hats and cargo shorts
-everyone’s vocabulary consists of “g’day mate,” and thats it
-Emily suffers from heatstroke and dehydration
-there are spiders the size of humans everywhere
Can't wait for Emily in Berlin where everyone is eating sausage and wearing Lederhosen while yodelling.
She's going to say an unfunny joke and she thinks no one is laughing because Germans don't have a sense of humour.
@@MisterDoctorUsagiPHD to be fair she wouldn't be wrong.
@@badingott I've met and befriended a few Germans and none of them were humorless robots.
@@badingott I am personally offended by this comment.
emily in moscow and she is decked out in her stalin cosplay
"Imagine a french person showing up to america and publicly singing sweet home alabama in the middle of a park where people are just trying to chill" yeah I'm imagining it
I'm not french but it's kind of my first language and now I want to do it with a very pronounced french accent
I feel like in New York City someone would have said "shut the fuck up" right the start! :D
I'm american and honestly id clap
@@awesomegaymer5786 I love how different people see this. The person above you lives in New York and the dude would have gotten fucked up really quick, but you probably live in a smaller area, suburbs or smaller, and would love to see that. Always funny to see it.
@@JohnSmith-gr3pq not full suburbs, but It is a really small city and I live on it edge
Thank you for your videos about this show. It seems a bit late, but I was watching Ted Lasso earlier this year and was absolute flabbergasted about basically the same issues in this show as in Emily in Paris.
I'm from, now "famous", East Eaurope country, the source of a lot of refugees (ykwim) and while I really hope people don't view me like THAT one episode from second season, I just squealed and skipped it... it was so heartbreaking. I already felt how horribly it was portraying France and french people, like from a bad sitcom from '90s but boy, I didn't think it was that bad until I saw "my own" portrayal by that show. I still feel so bad. thanks creators of the show....
All my support to french people, this is how latin american people feels everytime someone portrait us like lazy drunk people who sell drugs in a sepia filter
Yes! People don’t realize that’s the only depiction you’ll see of us.
that is such a strange stereotype
Lol tru tho. It's typical in every hollywood movie
As a half german and half italian i Fell woth you all. All representation in international media i See is either a crazy war criminal scientist or a mafiosi guy who is kinda sexist
French here, we only have a positive opinion of our Latin Americans brothers and sisters even if Hollywood does a shit job at portraying you ❤️
Really can't wait for Emily in South Africa where she rides zebras to work, runs around in animal skins and and constantly asks us when we learned English and if we did from American TV 💁🏽♀️
Or Emily in Japan where she mocks asian folks, does yellow face, eats sushi and watches anime 😜😜😜
Spot on
😅😅😅 funny.
or losing her last brain cell trying to figure out how some south africans are white...like its "country of africa", and its not like people can move and live where ever.
@@lujorom9172 south africa was stolen by the zulus from the san people so stfu any land can be anybodys
Emily in Maldives:
-Everyone eats only fish and coconuts.
-Citizens in islands live in ancient huts.
-Emily asks if fish soup is just heated up ocean water with live fish still in it.
-Every man is wearing a sarong and holding a sickle to dramatically prepare a coconut for everyone to drink.
-Takes wine to visits as a gift.
-Emily lives in the Capital City cause it's "modern" and "civilized"
-Tries to get acquainted with Shalabee, and sings his songs with very bad dhivehi to try to impress him.
-Complains about how old fashioned the traditional dresses are.
-Eating turtle meat is illegal???? I thought you guys had it everyday!
-Wears Fattaru Bae (Traditional golden necklace) everyday to show that she "is a Maldivian now"
-Blows a conch shell to get people's attention.
-An episode where she tries to buy a designer bag at a store using cowrie shells.
-Says Dhivehi is a really quirky language for being written from right to left.
-Offers people snacks in the middle of the day in Ramadan.
Emily in switzerland:
- People only eats cheese plate or fondue
- Everyone is living in a wooden chalet
- people work in chocolate industry
- the buildings in the cities are only banks
- high salary and millionaires people
- mountain everywhere with snow all year round
- Everyone own a cow at home
- In summer the sea is replaced by green grass and lake
- All of the country speak german
(….) if you’re also suisse I let you continue the list 🤣
- She keeps calling Swiss people "Swedish" and at some point of the show she discovers that Switzerland and Sweden are actually two different countries
- She thinks the capital of Switzerland is either Zurich or Geneva
- Mindy starts yodeling on the street
- Everyone owns an overpricey Swiss watch
- Every guy she meets is white and works in a bank
Emily in Italy:
- everyone is always saying “mama mia”, “kapeesh” and other stereotypical “Italian” stuff
- she gets kidnapped by the mafia and then falls in love with the “hot mafia boss”
- every character is named something like “Giovanni” or “Antonia”
- she only ever eats pasta and pizza
- she rides everywhere on boats across the river
DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY IDEAS ahah
no bc they would actually do this
More like the hot mafia boss falls in love with her!
@W O L F Sometimes. But not to the extent that American media seems to think we do...
@W O L F lol my bad then, mamma mia
"The customer is always right, the customer is king" Here in France we cut the King's head off.
I mean, they weren't lying when they said it. ( IF THE CUSTOMER IS KING = CUSTOMER DED! )
underrated comment
@@Blue-pk4ny no, that's cultural. In some places, the customer is just a guy paying you for a service, you have no obligation to put up with unnecessary BS.
I’m not sure if this is a compliment or insult to France as a whole
@@ohdontmindme4241 this isn't an insult to france. it's the way france is, that's all. it is meant to make people who say that shit shut up
I'm so happy someone else shares my view on the show. ❤
Je viens de découvrir ta chaîne, amazing accent, amazing analysis (not to deep, funny, not too cleaving) and MERCI to give us justice. Bises
In reality, French people wouldn't even know if she was American until she tells them because French people understand other places speak English.
true
I mean, England is like right next to them
I don't know, she's SO AGGRESSIVELY IGNORANT that I'm pretty sure they'd know
she can’t go five breaths without saying the words “American perspective” they’ll know
@@oryalevi4126 honestly the people who invented English are just across the channel.
Emily in Egypt:
-Everywhere is just sand
-Everyone rides camels
-Everyone lives in pyramids
-Everyone gets mummified when they die
-Everyone immediately loves her bc she's American
And the Egyptian queen is black
She'd get trafficked within the first 10 minutes
Cats 🐈 everywhere
Egypt is 95% sand
@@MottenManOneEmily in the show (and the show) does to french people what the french does to Southern countries. 😂😂 Karma.
Emily in Croatia:
- she lives in Dubrovnik
- there are lota of dragons
- old bake and dede speak fluent English
- Plitvice lakes is the only other place there
- constant fights with Serbia
- lots of murderes that go to US to be in crime series
Ahahaha I was looking for a balkan comment and I'm not dissapointment great comment.
I want to say thanks to all those who wrote all the "emily in places" comments
They are gold
thats's how I feel as a Russian watching EVERY american movie with any portrayals of Russian people and Russia itself
They always blend in so well with that "amazing" accent! I'm not Russian (though speak the language) and even I'm mad and offended!😂
Horrible. This is how I feel too sis
Serbians, who also play Russian characters, too. This looks like a true Western, except natives are French, and not Native American people.
Omg, yes! I'm German, and I'm so over having every Russian or German character in American movies or shows being the bad guy and screaming in horrible fake accents 🙄
do not forget the southeast asians being immigrants with weird and choppy pronunciations.
I’m convinced this show is just a social experiment to see if people will watch and enjoy a terrible show as long as all the characters are conventionally attractive.
It worked, if it werent for Lilly Collins no one would have heard of it
I think Riverdale's already proof of that
And damn right it worked ;)
@@washedblue true
Lilly’s eyebrows were disturbing. They’re naturally big and pretty. Why did she make it bigger and weirder?
Emily in india
- streotypical punjabi songs starts playing
- gets diarrhoea the first day
- teaches people to stop eating with their hands and people applause her
- plays indian music and the entire people in the streets starts dancing
- Eveyone eats curry and she hates it so she makes pizza and feeds it to the people for the first time
- rides auto
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Emily in Argentina
- "che boludo"
- everyone she meets are oportunists that want to scam her (I hate that stereotype so much)
- people are dancing tango everywhere
- "cuántas copas tenés?"
- Messi
- "what? There's more in Argentina than just Buenos Aires?" (I'm not from Buenos Aires by the way)
- she says something really stupid about the 1976 dictatorship (I can't think of anything specific)
- "Malvinas? You mean the Flaklands?"
Emily is the type of person to commit a hate crime and not know its a hate crime
that one girl that recently profiled the black kid after she left her phone in the cab
The kind of white girl to spread nasty rumors about a poc just bc the poc has better grades than her
@@determinators and then said it’s impossible for her to be racist because she’s Puerto Rican (even though her modeling profile says white)
@Be a better ally to White people EndAntiWhiteH8 what? Or nvm I just read your username...my bad.
Yeah and she would say that she did it to educate the other person.
If they were trying to encapsulate the American tourist mentality of “Goes to a foreign country but eats at McDonald’s”, they nailed it.
Idk if you are being sarcastic... but this is what i thought! Isnt this more offensive to Americans??
@@christineoh338 oh I was definitely being sarcastic, I live in a touristy city and it’s overrun by people like this. You can’t say that you love a city or country if you make no attempt to understand its culture and instead criticize and mock the citizens until they conform to your own culture
@@TKZells16 yea i agree... but i would say that's a mostly accurate portrayal of Americans and American culture at least 🤣
@@TKZells16 im a Korean American living in Korea btw...
@@christineoh338 I'm Hispanic American living in America 👋
Emily in Portugal:
Wouldn't happen. No one cares about my country in Hollywood 😂
🥲 bro i swear they ignore every country other that isn't like mexico, france and England but even when they do show those countries they potray them TERRIBLY
Portugal... Isn't that the country the FIRE blogs in the US say to move to?
Someone should make "Emily in the USA" as a parody of this show and portrait the USA in the most cliché way possible.
I HATE that Netflix spends their money on shows like this while they cancel shows like the oa, I am not okay with this and the society. I don’t know just saying
The OA 😢
The society 😢
The OA and the Society 😢
The OA 😭
So true!!!
I now want to see the spin off, Vivian in New Jersey, where a French woman goes to America speaking no English, makes fun of American culture and sings Yankee Doodle in Central Park to the emotional applause of the pedestrians in there.
I'm an American from NJ, and that would be fucking hilarious.
Hahaha "Vivian in NJ" sounds awful and hilarious
HAHA PLEASE ILL MURDER SOMEONE TO SEE THAT
why is this so funny
Don't forget, everyone will speak french for her. But in a Jersey accent. So that you know the show is in New Jersey.
I really liked this video and think you addressed all of the issues very well.
Oh minor thing, and it is minor, the more accurate term for how the show treats French people is xenophobia since that is specifically about where a people is from.
“So confident in its ignorance that it comes across as arrogant”
You’ve perfectly described most Americans abroad.
Fun fact: in the french version of the series everyone speaks normal except Emily, who speaks with an incredibly silly American accent and makes a few mistakes now and then. It is actually kind of brilliant.
Did they legit get an amateur French speaker to dub her XD
@@Jotari I wish, the voice actress is just a french comedian. Boooh!
You turned the tables so damn good 😂😂😂😂
I love seening this in dubbed stuff.
I'm beginning to believe this show was created to cause a rift between Americans and the French people 😂 it pushed ALL the buttons!
Emily's character traits:
- Homewrecker
- Basic
- If pretty privilege was a whole person
- Excruciatingly annoying
- Sounds like one of those ads where their saying something super sciency and technical but they're really just spewing bs that they don't understand
👏👏👏 totally agree
This video was eye opening cause I thought this was obvious 😅😂 I thought it was the point of the show to show Americans how dumb they are. Emily is a typical ignorant American doing and saying dumb things and trying to get by in France. Everyone is “mean” to her because she’s inconsiderate and ignorant. I actually enjoyed the show from this view point, that the French were the intelligent, wise, and creative ones while Emily was very rigid and basic. I was very disappointed as the show carried in that they didn’t dive deeper into the French characters lives and ACTUAL French culture.
I completely agree with the homewrecker one!!
you forgot pedophile
Spot on
That restaurant scene reminded me a scene I watched in France where the cast of The Young and the Restless in my hotel insisted to have coffee at a time that coffee wasnt served anymore and even tried to bribe the waiter, and they got turned down HARD.
I'm still looking for the Emily in Spain and Emily in Morocco comments to appear.
same hahha