im from england and ive played "seven up" so many times in school, but it was called heads down thumbs up. lmao i remember asking the teacher if we can play it but i accidentally said "thumbs down heads up"
That in primary? I know you don't normally play it in secondary (cos the teachers would rather keep you in and make you late then play games in the spare time), but some teachers are decent
We had benchball where one person from each team goes to stand behind the opposite team on a bench. You had to throw the ball to that person and if they caught it you got to go stand on the beach and be a catcher while the whole other team tries to block you
Did anyone else play What Time is it, Mr. Fox? It was my favorite game in elementary school. One person is Mr. Fox and they stand at one side of the gym with their back to everyone else. All of the kids ask Mr. Fox what time it is; whatever hour Mr. Fox yells back is how many steps you take towards him. After a few rounds, Mr. Fox will say it’s midnight. Everyone tries to run back to home base and Mr. Fox has to try to tag someone before they are safe.
OMG Harmony!! I have discovered you two days ago and been obsessed with you and watched your videos only since then. And now i see you in Evan's video whom i have been following for years?? How nice to see you here!!!
The English person is very inaccurate lol, that’s not how primary school was, we did play heads down thumbs up, and loads of the things she had no idea about
@@stuffanthings nah i go to a private school n it's no different to state school with games, we played all those things, it's like she's not even british 😂
My class in secondary school convinced our teachers to let us play sleeping lions during PE. It was great. I fell asleep and eventually I fell off the bench. It hurt
@@drdoctor7351 oh ok. Sorry i dont know why i assumed we are from the same place but i did. So would make sense its the other way around im from the opposite end of the earth to you. X
I’m British and we never referred to that game as killer blink. It’s always been wink murder :’) And we used to play heads down thumbs up but it was called just that and it was usually only four kids that were asked to pinch people’s thumbs. It’s just so weird how similar these games are but they all have different names. And I really miss playing with a parachute!
They are played slightly differently. In "stuck I the mud" you are able to go under a person's arms to free them. I don't think you can do that in "freeze tag"
@AuntyAwesome yeah same 😂 We also had 2 versions of "bulldog" (the game where you have one person in the centre of the court/field and people had to run across, if you got caught, you were also in the middle to get others out too). There was normal "bulldog", where you had to tag each other to get them out, and then there was " british bulldog" where the bulldog would rugby tackle anyone running, and if you were the one who was clattered, youxd be a bulldog too😂
In the UK, to choose whose playing the game we would do black shoe or coconut crack. In the UK we do play 'seven up' but we call it head down thumbs up. The difference is that one of the seven students pinches your thumb and it always hurts 😂😂
In my part of the North of England we called it Tiggy. We even had variants like freeze, or where those not 'It' could be safe for a short period of time. In my school's case that was called 'Tiggy-off the ground', and we'd jump on the iron railings to be safe.
Stuck in the mud was a great primary school game. Also all the schools I know in NI call tag 'chasies' making the instructions really easy for the children 😂
We used to play a game where someone sat in the middle of a circle with a set of keys and i think you had to try quietly steal the keys, then run around the full circle and back to your space without being caught. It was called giants keys.
Yep especially when there was crossover and I was like I'm from the UK and I played this and she's like: "I haven't heard of this". Did you learn primary in a prison or something?
When you use to go up to someone at playtime and ask them "Hey! can I play" and their response was usually "Sorry mate, its not my game" Or if they had a ball, it was "Hey can I play?" and they respond "No, its not my ball!"
We played a game called "toilet" which was the same as stuck in the mud, but you crouch down and stick your hand out and then to be freed someone would have to sit on your lap and push down on your arm to "flush the toilet". My school was weird.
The bulldogs I played we did after school of a massive football pitch and the goal wasn’t really to get to the other side it was just run until you reach den if not at den your gonna be tackled to the ground and tickled until you give up and become a bulldog too
BxbyMillie X Same we called it cat flap so the teachers let us play it but then they found out again but the Year below us were still allowed to play it 🙄🤣
40/40 - where you had one person count to 40 and everyone else hides, and once they reach 40, they run around and look for them but everyone has to make it back to "home" without getting caught. What's the time Mr Wolf - where one person was the wolf at the front, facing away from everyone else, and everyone would ask "what's the time Mr wolf" and the wolf would say "its __ o'clock" and the wolf would count to that number and then turn around, and if anyone was caught moving, they'd be sent back to the beginning line. Grandma's Footsteps - Same as whats the time Mr wolf, but the person at the front could turn around whenever they wanted and didn't have to count or say anything. We had 7 up as well, but we called it heads down thumbs up and it didn't have to be 7 people. Stuck in the mud - essentially freeze tag, and you can free someone who is frozen by touching them. Splat - everyone is in a circle, with one person in the middle. The person in the middle points to someone with their hands out like a gun and says splat. That person then has to duck, and the people either side of them have to turn and face each other and say "splat". If they say it last, its their turn in the middle. Down in the jungle - you would sit in a circle with everyone's hands out, and your right hand would be on the person to your right's left hand. then you would sing a song and slap the other person's hand, going round the circle until the rhyme stopped. The rhyme, as I remember, went like this: "Down in the jungle where nobody goes, there's a great big gorilla picking his nose, and he picks and he flicks it to see where it goes, who's gonna get that, who's gonna get that, who's gonna get that slimy SNOT!" if your hand was slapped on "snot" then you were out We would also do eeny meeny miny mo, black shoe, coconut crack, ippa dippa dation, ip dip do ... that's all I can think of at the moment tho.
Where I live we called 40/40 Home Free or Man Hunt and we had something exactly like down in the jungle but it was called Stella Ella Olla with a different rhyme.
@@lydiasaich8718 I vaguely remember hot chocolate but I can't remember how to play it. What was mums and dads? When I was 7 I also used to play doctor who and I'd be Rose Tyler and run around saving the world with my friend who was the doctor 😂
Natasha Morrison Idk if Mums and Dads was just a thing at my school but it was where you would all get your friends to be family members and we basically role played as a family 😂 I was always the big sister or mum 🤣🤣
Yeah, it used to always get banned! A few weeks would pass and teachers would forget about the ban and we'd play it anyway. (We just called it blldog though, not British bulldog)
Ikr when he said 7 up and described it well for brits it heads down thumbs up I was like oh she will know what this is and then she was like what that is Like what? THIS GURL does not know what she is talking about and she is from England also Killer blink?????? It's called wind murder well for us but whatever.....😅😧😧😧😧😤😤😤😤😤😤
Did anyone play sharks and lifeguards?? It’s with a parachute and there are people grabbing the edges and sitting down with there legs under the cute. There are sharks under the parachute who grab the kids legs and pull them under. But there are life guards who are running around grabbing people’s arms and helping them not get attacked by sharks. It was soooo fun but kinda dangerous, I got kicked a lot! I am in Minnesota so it might be a Minnesotan thing idk
does anyone else from England remember this rhythm thing!? we always sang it in my school oml: my boyfriend gave me an apple, my boyfriend gave me a pear, my boyfriend gave me a kick on the bum so i threw him down the stairs, i threw him over london, i threw him over france, i threw him over the Eiffel Tower and he lost his underpants, his underpants were yellow, his underpants were green, his underpants were poker dots, the worst i’ve ever seen. lmao now that i think about it, it’s really strange😂
Yeah where Im from we sang it like: My boyfriend gave me an apple, my boyfriend gave me a pair, my boyfriend gave me a kiss on the lips and through me down the stairs. I gave him back his apple, I gave him back his pear, I gave him back his kiss on the lips and through him down the stairs. I threw him over London, I threw him over France, I threw him over Disneyland without his underpants! He took me to the milk bar, to buy some bubblegum and when he wasn't looking I stuffed some up his bum. I made him do the dishes, I made him mop the floor, I made him change the babies nappy in 1994. There was also like more to it but I don't remember it's been a while haha
Ours was My brother gave me an apple My brother gave me a pear My brother gave me a kick up the bum and he threw me down the stairs. He threw me over Scotland. He through me over France He threw me over the football pitch and I lost my underpants. He made me lick the dishes He made me lick the floor He made me lick the baby's bum And a whole lot more,more,more. Then you repeated it but it was I gave him back his apple etc.
one day i want a special version of british vs american where it's essentially american vs american where it's either evan vs a teenager today in a topic like school or west coast vs east coast (evan)
Sydney Hobbs I’m from the east coast and some of the things he says are absolutely absurd, granted I’m from south Florida though and we’re generally the exception when it comes to anything south or east related.
In definitely my primary school, we played seven up, but we called it heads down thumbs up. And it was only like 3 kids. We also played cops and robbers, 4 square, jailbreak. We played sharks and minnows but we called it bulldog. Eventually bulldog was banned bc it was to physical, to counter this, we literally played the same game and called it something else every week. It worked.
@@pinkgirl5041 lemonade isnt anything like Sprite here. It's squeezed lemons sugar and water. I can't believe you guys dont get to experience the softness of lemonade.
Yes but I didnt read diary of a wimpy kid at the time so I had no idea what it was so I didnt play, I refused to play because I didnt understand it. Then years later I watched the film and I was like oooh! That's what they were doing!
oh my god yes but i was the one who secretly put the cheese outside the boys bathroom (the bathrooms were right by the basketball court) and i never told anyone
I call ‘Killer Blink’, ‘Wink Murder’. And for ‘who’s missing?’ We used to do something where we’d run/walk around the room, the teacher would shout hide or something and we’d go onto the floor, then the teacher would throw a blanket over someone and then everyone would get up and had to guess who was underneath 😂
I was a kid in the 80s and I can't stress enough how much Conkers was literally pre-internet Pokemon - as soon as the first ones dropped you'd be out with your friends trying to find the best ones... then there were all the supposed methods of hardening them up, soaking in water or vinegar or lemon juice, baking them - drilling the hole before or after these methods etc. Sometimes you'd find one that had a sharp edge (I think we called them "wedgies"?) and you'd try to hit your opponent's conker with the edge. My friends and I would collect loads and compare them, argue about the methods... It was a massive thing every year, there was even a children's storybook called The Conker as Hard as a Diamond
When I was little in primary school my friend group created our own game called "Whiskey drinkers" where we'd go to the top of the playground (which was on a hill) and spin constantly while trying to get to the bottom of the playground.
So in elementary school in gym we would play this games called shark attack. we would use a huge parachute and everyone had to sit at one side and wave it. so there were two sharks and two life guards. so the sharks would be under the parachute while everyone else was waving it and they had to go up to people and drag them under and if they were dragged under they were now a shark. But the life guards would walk around and if someone felt a shark pulling them they could yell *ShARk AtTAckK* and the life guards would run over and pull them out before they were completely pulled in by the shark and they would just continue.
We also had “Stuck in the Mud” which I think is the same as frozen tag, and there was “Octopus” which was like you stood at one wall, one person would stand at the other and you’d have to run to the other wall before the single person gets you. If they did, you’d be stuck where you were tagged and try to tag people running by you... There was also “What’s the time Mr Wolf” which was similar but “Mr Wolf” would say a time, some one else would ask, then if they said “Dinner time” you had to freeze. First person to get to Mr Wolf wins. There also a game (don’t remember the name) where you’d choose a subject (like favourite film) then one person doesn’t know what your choices were and would “knock” and ask you for your answer- you would say it, and if it was the one they were looking for, you’d have to beat them to the other wall.
For "what's the time Mr wolf" we did it where Mr wolf says a time and people had to step forward that amount. He could urn around at any time and everyone had to freeze. If you moved you were send to the start. Then at any time he can announce "DINNER TIME" and it basically became tag
Im from the UK and we played Red Rover. There was 2 teams and their arms were all linked as tight as they could. (Stood in a line.) Team 1: Red Rover Red Rover send Lucas over. Then Lucas would run and try to break through the arms. If he did he could stay in Team 2 but if he didnt then he had to go onto Team 2. This continued until one of the teams ran out of people.
In my school British bulldog got banned because too many people got injured playing it so we changed the name so we could keep playing it... we called it America Bulldog... we were not very imaginative and it was banned again a week later
Seven up in Australia (at least where I went to primary school) is just called "heads down thumbs up" We also have four square at my high school but its way more competitive, we use a tiny ass ball, we call it "downball" and we have actual courts for it.
What’s the time Mr Wolf Stuck in the mud Hangman Tag Gang Tag ( same as Tag but in two large groups ) 21 Sleeping Lions Piggy in the middle Wink wink murder Duck Duck Goose Heads down thumbs up Chinese Whispers Coconut Coconut Crack Simon Says Rhyming Hand Clap games Rock Paper Scissors Shoot Cops and Robbers Fox and mice ( basically the same as Sharks and Minnows ) Noughts and Crosses These were the best games back in primary
We played Chinese whispers in class once and someone changed it from "I saw Denee playing basketball and eating a hotdog in the modern languages building" to "Steve was in the bathtub filled with hotdogs when a pigeon came and gave him a message"
At my UK schools our version of 'Protect the President' was called 'Doctors and Spies'. So you wouldn't know who the doctor or spy was for either team and you'd have to figure it out and work your way through the team until you got the doctor or spy out. To distract the opposing team a group of people would go and heal/revive the player that had been hit so they wouldn't know who the doctor was. The spy was allowed to cross the bench in the middle which was separating the two teams and do close up shots at the other team. It was brutal but extremely funny too 😂😂
@@felixngobigha8631 Try an old army bunker space in the Pacific Northwest. Lol. My Scout troop went out to Fort Stevens State Park. Lots of holes and things to hide in.
In British bulldog, the part she left out was that you had to tackle them to the floor. We played all the rest of the games, but had different names. I'm English btw.
Obviously this is just in Ireland, but we play “Silence in the Courtyard” but we say Silence in the Coyryard Sioence in the Street The biggest mouth in Irelnad is about to speak Startng now
This is a game i loved: We were in a sports hall and one person got picked. All people stay on one side and the person on the other. The people all shout „captain captain how deep is the waaaaateeeer?“ then the person says „deeeep!“ then the people „how can we cross the riiiver?“ and the person chooses anything like crab walk, jumping with one foot, run backwards etc and then the person has to catch as many people as he can the same way as the people are crossing the river. For example when the person says run backwards he has to run backwards as well and catch people and the people have to try crossing the river (aka going to the other side) without getting catched. Fun game
That was my favorite game too and I'm German. The person on the other side was called fisher though and they would shout how deep (100000 meter or so) the water was back
This is similiar to what time is it mr wolf and youd ask the wolf what time it was and if they said "its 7 oclock" youd take 7 steps but the wolf could also turn around and if they caught you moving (sort of musical statues-esque) you were out. So you wanted to do as many steps as possible in the time but move too fast and it was harder to stop yourself
I live in Northern Ireland and we did have the game "seven up", but we called it "heads down, thumbs up" and it was usually around 5 kids that were chosen, it was so fun! Also in blind man's buff, we used to make the person with the blindfold spin around the same amount of times as their age so they'd be all disorientated, it was so funny!
I swear we used to play Heads Down Thumbs Up in school all the time. It was always with 4 people though, and we didn’t call it Four Up if that’s what you’re thinking. We literally just called it Heads Down Thumbs Up. Everyone hated it though because everyone picked their friends and it was so repetitive and boring it would sometimes go on for 2 HOURS. This is in a British School btw.
In the Uk we do have seven up but we used to call it heads down thumbs up, well in my school atleast
Same
Same in my school
yeah same
I live in a different state of the US but we actually called it heads up seven up
This was such a classic in primary school I feel bad that she never go to experience it
im from england and ive played "seven up" so many times in school, but it was called heads down thumbs up. lmao i remember asking the teacher if we can play it but i accidentally said "thumbs down heads up"
We called it heads down thumbs up as well
I make the same mistake 😂 I always got the it wrong way round
That in primary? I know you don't normally play it in secondary (cos the teachers would rather keep you in and make you late then play games in the spare time), but some teachers are decent
Yeah same with us
Yep. I can't believe she didn't notice when he said heads down thumbs up.
where I live in the UK it wasn't called 'killer blink' it was called 'wink murder'
Same, maybe it’s cause she’s from the south, I dunno
Honesty Day I think it’s just her school because I’m near the South and barely know most of the game names she uses
Millie Louise same
Same
For me it was called wink wink murder... and I hated it! (I’m from the south)
We're very literal in the UK, we used to just play a game of "Heads Down, Thumbs Up"
I mean the full name of game in the US is actually, "Heads Up, Seven Up" because you put your head up and there are Seven who are up.
Anyone in the U.K remember '(What time is it) Mr Wolf'/ grannys footsteps and concentration?
YASSS
I was told about concentration when I was a teenager, and I could never get the hang of it xD
I played in the USA
Yeahhhh 😂😂
Mr. Fox, though, Atleast for my area of Ohio
‘Seven up’ ITS CALLED HEADS DOWN THUMBS UP. ITS A BRITISH PRIMARY SCHOOL TRADITION ITS ICONIC IN THE UK
wil really? We called it head up seven up
Y E S
U tell it like it is
Literally ICONIC
I was literally gonna type that and then I saw your comment 😂
Killer blink????I’ve never heard anyone call it that, it’s Wink Murder
Yeh she just went to an unusual british school lol
In America or at least my area we call it poison dart frog
Yeah we called it that to
We called it blink murder
We used to call it winky winky Murder 😆
We had benchball where one person from each team goes to stand behind the opposite team on a bench. You had to throw the ball to that person and if they caught it you got to go stand on the beach and be a catcher while the whole other team tries to block you
I remember that one! Great fun knocking people off if things got boring XD
I remember that it was fun
Did anyone else play What Time is it, Mr. Fox? It was my favorite game in elementary school. One person is Mr. Fox and they stand at one side of the gym with their back to everyone else. All of the kids ask Mr. Fox what time it is; whatever hour Mr. Fox yells back is how many steps you take towards him. After a few rounds, Mr. Fox will say it’s midnight. Everyone tries to run back to home base and Mr. Fox has to try to tag someone before they are safe.
omg yes!! we used to say its Dinner Time intead of Midnight though!
noooo mr wolf
It’s Mister Wolf and also he yells “Dinner Time!”
We called what's the time mr wolf and it's dinner time
Yeah I used to play it called Mr wolf!!! That’s sooooo crazy I had completely forgotten about that
Piggy in the middle
Wink murder
Murder in the dark
Stuck in the mud
Slaps
Absolute classics
penelope brown what’s murder in the dark?
g- did you just say what's murder in the dark? ARE YOU JOKING MEEEEEEE
Hannah-Boo 0709 I mean if I explain it I might remember
penelope brown wink murder we still play in my drama club at school
I love wink murder it was my fav game
thank you so much for doing this with me, it was so cool! so much love!! xxxx
Harmony Nice oml! You are from the sane city as me! I think you are really funny and now am subscribing to you!
Hey xx and that 7 up game we do play now its called heads down thumbs up doesn't sound as good lol
Love you so much,also ye a lot of British primary school games were quite brutal and it made me super nervous 😂
Harmony Nice hi xx
OMG Harmony!! I have discovered you two days ago and been obsessed with you and watched your videos only since then. And now i see you in Evan's video whom i have been following for years?? How nice to see you here!!!
In the uk,we played monkey in the middle, but, everyone I knew, at least, called it piggy in the middle 😂🤧🤷🏼♀️
Ya. It was so annoying to be in the middle because I have terrible reflexes but we definitely called it piggy in the middle.
I was wondering if it was actually called "piggy in the middle" or I just got that from Peppa pig or something lol
I my school we called it piggy in the middle
Everybody in the uk calls it piggy in the middle
Right, who remembers stuck in the mud and what’s the time mr wolf?😂
Stuck in the mud was the best lmao
karamcflara yass
What's the the Mr wolf ? It's dinner time !!!
YASSSSSSS!!!!
yep
The way she brushed over the most British game BRITISH BULLDOG is offence to me 😂 nah but very nostalgic listening to all this !✌️
David Plumstead loved that game
I remember it got banned at our school.
Sir Ramsay same some kids got a bit too intense with it I forgot why but we just renamed it and said it was different
I think it is Dutch bulldog but it is brutal
Due to some altercations that game got banned at my school
The English person is very inaccurate lol, that’s not how primary school was, we did play heads down thumbs up, and loads of the things she had no idea about
she's clearly privately schooled
It could be an age thing. Heads Down Thumbs up is a new game in UK schools.
Fr like we had cops and robbers too
Amber .j She said she did have Cops and Robbers... she talked about how if one of the free robbers tagged someone in jail, that person got out.
@@stuffanthings nah i go to a private school n it's no different to state school with games, we played all those things, it's like she's not even british 😂
“Seven up” is just called “heads down thumbs up” in England
We played it and called it both. I'm from UK btw
And Seven Up is a drink.
@KatKuzumochi why?
In Germany we call it "U-Boot", submarine in English
Im from Wales and we also called it that
no wait we did play seven up in my school (midlands uk) but we just called it heads down thumbs up
yessssss also from the midlands & we definitely played it. i was so good at it because i spied on their shoes
Same in Glasgow but that was back in the late 80’s early 90’s
@@bonbon_k same
same from the north
Yeah I was thinking the same thing. We usually played it before home time.
Evan Edinger and Harmony Nice sounds like a private detectives agency which solves funky mysteries
Stuart Robertson ikr?!
Like they could legit be names for those detective spot the difference games
We had 7 up but it's called heads down thumbs up and I'm British and everyone knows that game
Sleeping Lions is just an excuse for teachers to have a break. Killer blink we called Wink Murder.
My class in secondary school convinced our teachers to let us play sleeping lions during PE. It was great. I fell asleep and eventually I fell off the bench. It hurt
*MurderWink
@@drdoctor7351 no we called it Wink Murder be cause you wink to murder someone. You might of called it Murder Wink. But that doesnt mean everyone does
@@heidibaltom8138 yeah ofc ahaha. I'm from australia and most people seemed to have called it that. Murder wink sounds better tho 🤭
@@drdoctor7351 oh ok. Sorry i dont know why i assumed we are from the same place but i did. So would make sense its the other way around im from the opposite end of the earth to you. X
We usually used coconut crack to choose someone😂
The only way 😂😂
Or ip dip doo or numbers
Yess!😂
Joseph.D.Peel YES
Yesss
British Bulldog was so violent it got banned in my primary school
Alice Webber sammmeeeeeee
Same here
Same. Didn't stop it though.
Yeah.
It was good wasn’t it?
yessssss. I think it was banned in most primary but we all just changed the name. :-)
I’m British and we never referred to that game as killer blink. It’s always been wink murder :’)
And we used to play heads down thumbs up but it was called just that and it was usually only four kids that were asked to pinch people’s thumbs.
It’s just so weird how similar these games are but they all have different names. And I really miss playing with a parachute!
Same
Yeah this girl didn’t know her shit
It wasn’t “freeze it” it was “stuck in the mud” xx
They are played slightly differently. In "stuck I the mud" you are able to go under a person's arms to free them. I don't think you can do that in "freeze tag"
@@LiKECL1CK wow that's cool. In my school (nz) someone had to crawl between the legs 😳 the things that were allowed back in the day 🤔😂
@AuntyAwesome yeah same 😂 We also had 2 versions of "bulldog" (the game where you have one person in the centre of the court/field and people had to run across, if you got caught, you were also in the middle to get others out too).
There was normal "bulldog", where you had to tag each other to get them out, and then there was " british bulldog" where the bulldog would rugby tackle anyone running, and if you were the one who was clattered, youxd be a bulldog too😂
In the UK, to choose whose playing the game we would do black shoe or coconut crack.
In the UK we do play 'seven up' but we call it head down thumbs up. The difference is that one of the seven students pinches your thumb and it always hurts 😂😂
Lili Beau Brooks Ahh same
Yeah 👍👍👍
Lili Beau Brooks and there was “ipp dip sky blue, who’s it? Not you”
Ip dip dog shit, fucking bastard silly git, you are not it.
Nose goes anyone?
We called it WINK MURDER and dramatic deaths were the best
Thank you! I knew we had a different name for it but I couldn't remember
Same. We also did Froggy Murder when people couldn’t wink. The same game but the murderer stuck their tongue out at people to kill them
BULLDOG was the best
Not 'it'...it was tig
'piggy' in the middle
It was "it" in my area and most videos I've seen, but other two are 100% correct
In my part of the North of England we called it Tiggy.
We even had variants like freeze, or where those not 'It' could be safe for a short period of time. In my school's case that was called 'Tiggy-off the ground', and we'd jump on the iron railings to be safe.
@@chyanfrancisco4818 "It" is for tories. "Tig" is for big shaggers
@@garygcrook In my part of the North East it was always called Tigs, or Tigs off Ground.
It was called it for us I’ve never heard anyone call it tig before
Evan:did you ever play seven up
me: you mean the fizzy drink
5 seconds later
me:you mean heads on thumbs up
the random HEADS DOWN
Stuck in the mud was a great primary school game. Also all the schools I know in NI call tag 'chasies' making the instructions really easy for the children 😂
I think stuck in the mud was the game they meant when they said freeze it/freeze tag
I’m from NI, we called British Bulldogs just Bulldogs because it was a catholic school lol
We used to play a game where someone sat in the middle of a circle with a set of keys and i think you had to try quietly steal the keys, then run around the full circle and back to your space without being caught. It was called giants keys.
I played that but it wasn't called that don't remember what it was called tho
Loved that game! I think we just called it the 'key game' or maybe 'the witch's keys'. Idk, I might have made that up but it was something like that.
I called it honey pot but we used play this at guides and brownies
Same but we called it yogy bear because the person in the middle had to pretend to sleep
Lauren Stephen oh my God I loved that game
Is she even British?!?! Seven up aka heads down thumbs up we played EVERY DAY
Magnolia Tea I’m British and I’ve not ever played it
I played it all the time in school Heads down thumbs up!! was awesome! and Bulldog!
White Rose Suffolk Punches I played bulldog a lot at school
Magnolia Tea Ikr
Magnolia Tea yeah same !!
I think this video offended everyone in the UK who has been to school.
Yes
Correct. @I can't studios
I had to pause when she didn't know what heads down thumbs up was. This girl is an alien
Did she even go to a uk school
Yep especially when there was crossover and I was like I'm from the UK and I played this and she's like: "I haven't heard of this". Did you learn primary in a prison or something?
Evan and Harmony are 2 of my fav youtubers and honestly never expected this collab in a million years so this is pretty cool and I'm hyped!
:D
sameeeee
Another British one was mercy where you hold hands and try to bend the other persons wrist until they shout mercy or break their wrist
In my school (in Wales) we called that Chinese Burns
@@lowrijmoulding we played mercy where you dug your nails into the other person's hand
We play that in America too but I always refuse to play cause it hurts.
Jennifer Norman we just did chinese burns😂
That's called peanuts
When you use to go up to someone at playtime and ask them "Hey! can I play" and their response was usually "Sorry mate, its not my game" Or if they had a ball, it was "Hey can I play?" and they respond "No, its not my ball!"
"piggy in the middle" is the British version of "monkey in the middle"
ackey and british bul dog were the best
also we used to call 'freeze tag', stuck in mud
Gabi b in gym we played stuck in the mud but it was different because to get them unstuck you have to crawl through the persons legs
Marley Rose same lmao
we called it dobby scarecrow or dobby little man idk there was so many variants lol
@@marleyrose8634 whoa we just had to run under their arms
We played a game called "toilet" which was the same as stuck in the mud, but you crouch down and stick your hand out and then to be freed someone would have to sit on your lap and push down on your arm to "flush the toilet". My school was weird.
Bulldogs was a fun game but it was banned after a week but none of us stopped
The bulldogs I played we did after school of a massive football pitch and the goal wasn’t really to get to the other side it was just run until you reach den if not at den your gonna be tackled to the ground and tickled until you give up and become a bulldog too
same but we changed the name everytime tillthe caught on
Potato Memes this was banned from my school and kiss-chase was too😂
BxbyMillie X Same we called it cat flap so the teachers let us play it but then they found out again but the Year below us were still allowed to play it 🙄🤣
We also did bulldog takedown
40/40 - where you had one person count to 40 and everyone else hides, and once they reach 40, they run around and look for them but everyone has to make it back to "home" without getting caught.
What's the time Mr Wolf - where one person was the wolf at the front, facing away from everyone else, and everyone would ask "what's the time Mr wolf" and the wolf would say "its __ o'clock" and the wolf would count to that number and then turn around, and if anyone was caught moving, they'd be sent back to the beginning line.
Grandma's Footsteps - Same as whats the time Mr wolf, but the person at the front could turn around whenever they wanted and didn't have to count or say anything.
We had 7 up as well, but we called it heads down thumbs up and it didn't have to be 7 people.
Stuck in the mud - essentially freeze tag, and you can free someone who is frozen by touching them.
Splat - everyone is in a circle, with one person in the middle. The person in the middle points to someone with their hands out like a gun and says splat. That person then has to duck, and the people either side of them have to turn and face each other and say "splat". If they say it last, its their turn in the middle.
Down in the jungle - you would sit in a circle with everyone's hands out, and your right hand would be on the person to your right's left hand. then you would sing a song and slap the other person's hand, going round the circle until the rhyme stopped. The rhyme, as I remember, went like this: "Down in the jungle where nobody goes, there's a great big gorilla picking his nose, and he picks and he flicks it to see where it goes, who's gonna get that, who's gonna get that, who's gonna get that slimy SNOT!" if your hand was slapped on "snot" then you were out
We would also do eeny meeny miny mo, black shoe, coconut crack, ippa dippa dation, ip dip do ... that's all I can think of at the moment tho.
Where I live we called 40/40 Home Free or Man Hunt and we had something exactly like down in the jungle but it was called Stella Ella Olla with a different rhyme.
We played What’s the time Mr Wolf and a game called hot chocolate which was very similar
Also in Primary we played Mums and Dads
@@lydiasaich8718 I vaguely remember hot chocolate but I can't remember how to play it.
What was mums and dads?
When I was 7 I also used to play doctor who and I'd be Rose Tyler and run around saving the world with my friend who was the doctor 😂
Natasha Morrison Idk if Mums and Dads was just a thing at my school but it was where you would all get your friends to be family members and we basically role played as a family 😂 I was always the big sister or mum 🤣🤣
We definitely had ‘heads down thumbs up’ in the UK, that was pretty much the highlight of primary school!
For me it was every chemistry class ever
@@winnielewis1749 you don't do chemistry in primary school...
Only science as a whole thing
we still ask teachers if we can just have a break and play either that or kahoot. I am in year 13. we are 17 and 18 years old and doing this
@@zoegregory3142 yeah everyone wants kahoot
This hasn’t even premiered and I’m just WAITING for Harmony to bring up British bulldog , I swear it gets banned in almost every school 😂
ᴘᴇᴀᴄʜᴇs.ᴀɴᴅ. ᴄʀᴇᴀᴍ and ya just change the name
Congratulations you called it
you called it
Is it like red rover I’ve never heard of it
Yeah, it used to always get banned! A few weeks would pass and teachers would forget about the ban and we'd play it anyway. (We just called it blldog though, not British bulldog)
Can you have a northerner vs southerner vs midlands from the uk please
Krystal Cheung Yessssss
British Bulldogs! pretty much every British school played that! and pretty much every British school banned it! just like Pokemon cards!
Yes I loved British bulldog! We used to just change the name and pretend it was a different game but still play anyway lol
@@immie1007 yeah we had "seaweed" as one of ours. When you got caught you were now a price of "seaweed"
How about bulldog take down? Had to throw eachother to the floor for them to be on
My school when bulldog got banned we just changed the name of it and still played it
Natalie Smith *takedown bulldog 😂
I have one word splat the classic spat!! How can you forget splat it's my favourite game!!
Teertha Nitin yessssssss!!
WE DID DO HEADS DOWN THUMBS UP this girl doesnt know what shes talking about
mkheart26 ikr!!!!
Yup
Honestly!! I feel like she doesn’t know any of the good games
Ikr when he said 7 up and described it well for brits it heads down thumbs up I was like oh she will know what this is and then she was like what that is Like what? THIS GURL does not know what she is talking about and she is from England also Killer blink?????? It's called wind murder well for us but whatever.....😅😧😧😧😧😤😤😤😤😤😤
@@marttatataruu4987 yup
We have seven up in Britain , at least in greater London I can't talk for the whole of Britian , but we called it heads down thumbs up
「nehanda」 in heads up 7 up, we say heads down thumbs up at the beginning of the game to basically commence the game.
@@faith1cheer 😑 I assumed. I know how to play you know, we were only allowed to play in French lessons though
「nehanda」 we call it heads down thumbs up Belfast
Lmao we called it heads down thumbs up in Australia too
west midlands too!
Did anyone play sharks and lifeguards?? It’s with a parachute and there are people grabbing the edges and sitting down with there legs under the cute. There are sharks under the parachute who grab the kids legs and pull them under. But there are life guards who are running around grabbing people’s arms and helping them not get attacked by sharks. It was soooo fun but kinda dangerous, I got kicked a lot! I am in Minnesota so it might be a Minnesotan thing idk
Played it in Canada too lol
Omg we played all of these parachute games at brownies
omg yesss!! I'm from the UK and we definitely played it! its wild that so many more of these games weren't banned
We played that in England too
Yes, someone pulled my leg to hard
Any one remember Brittish Bulldog.
PIGGY IN THE MIDDLE WAS SO GREAT
Not if your short, I was always stuck in the middle
I hated it because I’m overly sensitive and hate when games aren’t fair I’m trying to to be less sensitive
Unless you were the short one
Emma Kippax then don’t be short
Evan Edinger thx for the advice I’ll try to not do that next time 😂
does anyone else from England remember this rhythm thing!? we always sang it in my school oml:
my boyfriend gave me an apple, my boyfriend gave me a pear, my boyfriend gave me a kick on the bum so i threw him down the stairs, i threw him over london, i threw him over france, i threw him over the Eiffel Tower and he lost his underpants, his underpants were yellow, his underpants were green, his underpants were poker dots, the worst i’ve ever seen.
lmao now that i think about it, it’s really strange😂
Yeah where Im from we sang it like:
My boyfriend gave me an apple, my boyfriend gave me a pair, my boyfriend gave me a kiss on the lips and through me down the stairs. I gave him back his apple, I gave him back his pear, I gave him back his kiss on the lips and through him down the stairs. I threw him over London, I threw him over France, I threw him over Disneyland without his underpants! He took me to the milk bar, to buy some bubblegum and when he wasn't looking I stuffed some up his bum. I made him do the dishes, I made him mop the floor, I made him change the babies nappy in 1994.
There was also like more to it but I don't remember it's been a while haha
Ours was
My brother gave me an apple
My brother gave me a pear
My brother gave me a kick up the bum and he threw me down the stairs.
He threw me over Scotland.
He through me over France
He threw me over the football pitch and I lost my underpants.
He made me lick the dishes
He made me lick the floor
He made me lick the baby's bum
And a whole lot more,more,more.
Then you repeated it but it was I gave him back his apple etc.
OMG YES THAT EXACT ONE
Precious ahahaha
@@honkros this was our schools version as well I think a lot of schools had their own version
one day i want a special version of british vs american where it's essentially american vs american where it's either evan vs a teenager today in a topic like school or west coast vs east coast (evan)
TheMelodyStar
West Cost vs MidWest vs East Coast !!! Yass!
I’m on the west coast and I always have some experience different from Evan’s.
Yes!! Or the South, as it's different for us down here lmao
Ya that would be interesting 👌
Yass!
Sydney Hobbs I’m from the east coast and some of the things he says are absolutely absurd, granted I’m from south Florida though and we’re generally the exception when it comes to anything south or east related.
In Australia "Blind Man's Bluff" is called "Murder in the Dark"
Claudia Buono in the UK murder in the dark is everyone in the dark, not just one person wearing a blindfold.
I’ve played this in america and called it blind hen
I’m from the uk and we called it murder in the dark as well
Or murderer wink
@@jellybeans3994 whoops just realised what you guys are talking about 😬😅
In definitely my primary school, we played seven up, but we called it heads down thumbs up. And it was only like 3 kids. We also played cops and robbers, 4 square, jailbreak. We played sharks and minnows but we called it bulldog. Eventually bulldog was banned bc it was to physical, to counter this, we literally played the same game and called it something else every week. It worked.
sister shook exactly the same here. Iconic.
the iconic British tradition of renaming bulldog after it was banned, the best. also 4 square was the shit
Me too, I can’t remember what we called it but we never called it bulldog I’m pretty sure
We called it south coast, marmite, jelly bean, group tag, anything to try and get away with playing it
I live in the US and I’ve always called it heads up seven up
Oh wow in the U.K. we just call ‘seven up’ heads down thumbs up lmao 7up is lemonade
Not lemonade, it's like Sprite. Lemonade isnt carbonated
Jamie Bridle lemonade is carbonated here
@@pinkgirl5041 bruh
@@pinkgirl5041 lemonade isnt anything like Sprite here. It's squeezed lemons sugar and water. I can't believe you guys dont get to experience the softness of lemonade.
In America, you say 7up and seven up thumbs up
Once I fell asleep playing sleeping lions.🤦♂️🤦🤦🏼♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏿♀️🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♂️
Jonathan Packett same! 😂
same. and i won🤣
Same
Same in reception
We used to call it sleeping logs
She is a poor choice to represent the UK on this category.
We definitely played heads down thumbs up, what are they doing in Norwich looooool
we’re playing heads down thumbs up haha I guess she just didn’t do it???
Lynda Lorraine I’m from Norwich and we played heads up thumbs down all the time
Did anyone else’s school go through a cheese touch phase like diary of a wimpy kid because that was a weird time😂
Yes but I didnt read diary of a wimpy kid at the time so I had no idea what it was so I didnt play, I refused to play because I didnt understand it. Then years later I watched the film and I was like oooh! That's what they were doing!
Yeh my primary school got so bad that we would sit with our fingers crossed all day so we wouldn’t get but I never knew where it came from
Meikah Jones ye in the end the school had to ban it...
oh my god yes but i was the one who secretly put the cheese outside the boys bathroom (the bathrooms were right by the basketball court) and i never told anyone
Yes
freeze tag? STUCK IN THE MUD
Jade ra YESS
Yeah I used to love stuck in the mud
And in some countries it's like:
"Games? In school? WTF?"
Bulldog was deadly. It was banned in my school after someone broke their arm.
SOMEONE BROKE THEIR ARM?!
ngl I would be that person. I'm clumsy as hell
things like bulldogs and king of the hill get banned so often in schools it a bit of a shame to be honest
@@jmurray1110 we just changed the name everytime they tried
Eventually they gave in. Some teachers even joined in occasionally
someone cracked their head open in bulldog in my school, so it was banned
@@tami_sings5337 thats not even that bad someone from my school cracked their head open
I played Bloody Knuckles. You would punch the opponent’s knuckles until they gave up or they started to bleed...
MacAdder 117 we played bloody knuckles but we would flick 50p at each other’s knuckles always used a 50p because of the shape.
Bethany Tomlinson what is a 50p? Is it a 50 pence piece?
Bethany Tomlinson I don’t know much about British currency
@@macadder1177 Yes it is😅 and i loved bloody knuckles😂
Same! we still do this in Year 7
Did anyone play what’s the time mr/Mrs wolf?? Or did anyone play bench ball??
earthfairy what time is it mr wolf was iconic ahaha
Yes to both
Yeah both
Bench ball is what we'd play when it rained. It was great
Banana Split Yeah same here
I'm Irish and we played 'seven up' but it was called 'heads down thumbs up' and if the teacher said we could do it it was like the best day in school😂
Did anyone play Black shoe to pick someone?😂😂
Omg yessss
It was blue shoe at my school
Me
yeah but i guess there shoes didn't have to be black i the US..
Are school had blue shoe
how is she British if she never played the game "Heads down Thumbs Up"??? she is cancelled, get her off the channel lol
Anyone else use to cheat by looking down in a way that meant you could see the thumb pinching person's shoes?
@@andrewwebb7584 mee
It’s not very well-known outside London. My cousins in Yorkshire thought I was weird when I asked them about it.
@@JoeBleasdaleReal I'm from yorkshire and I've heard of heads down thumbs up
Joseph Bleasdale ya I’m near Birmingham(the shit show) and we used to have heads down thumbs up
I'm in the UK and we played seven up but it was called heads down thumbs up and it was usually 4 people up
I call ‘Killer Blink’, ‘Wink Murder’. And for ‘who’s missing?’ We used to do something where we’d run/walk around the room, the teacher would shout hide or something and we’d go onto the floor, then the teacher would throw a blanket over someone and then everyone would get up and had to guess who was underneath 😂
Anyone ever play "Capture the Flag" in schoop??? Funnest game ever growing up!!!!!!
schoop
Yes!!!
Yaaaas, and Yoshi too
did anyone else ever use "black shoe" to decide teams?
Fran Smith the highlight of every game ever! I still use it
We did Blackpool lights
We did ip-dip-doo
blue shoe
Hell yeah! Black shoe black shoe change your black shoe
I was a kid in the 80s and I can't stress enough how much Conkers was literally pre-internet Pokemon - as soon as the first ones dropped you'd be out with your friends trying to find the best ones... then there were all the supposed methods of hardening them up, soaking in water or vinegar or lemon juice, baking them - drilling the hole before or after these methods etc. Sometimes you'd find one that had a sharp edge (I think we called them "wedgies"?) and you'd try to hit your opponent's conker with the edge. My friends and I would collect loads and compare them, argue about the methods... It was a massive thing every year, there was even a children's storybook called The Conker as Hard as a Diamond
When I was little in primary school my friend group created our own game called "Whiskey drinkers" where we'd go to the top of the playground (which was on a hill) and spin constantly while trying to get to the bottom of the playground.
um I'm British and heads down thumbs up was the essence of my childhood
Same, we just called it Heads down, thumbs up.
Yeah
Heads up, 7 up?
We played that at my English primary too. I thought everyone played that aha
So in elementary school in gym we would play this games called shark attack. we would use a huge parachute and everyone had to sit at one side and wave it. so there were two sharks and two life guards. so the sharks would be under the parachute while everyone else was waving it and they had to go up to people and drag them under and if they were dragged under they were now a shark. But the life guards would walk around and if someone felt a shark pulling them they could yell *ShARk AtTAckK* and the life guards would run over and pull them out before they were completely pulled in by the shark and they would just continue.
Yes same
Omg yesssss
My school did that in p.e (england)
I think we used to play this in the pool...
@@jorgiavallance8491 that's concerning...
We also had “Stuck in the Mud” which I think is the same as frozen tag, and there was “Octopus” which was like you stood at one wall, one person would stand at the other and you’d have to run to the other wall before the single person gets you. If they did, you’d be stuck where you were tagged and try to tag people running by you... There was also “What’s the time Mr Wolf” which was similar but “Mr Wolf” would say a time, some one else would ask, then if they said “Dinner time” you had to freeze. First person to get to Mr Wolf wins. There also a game (don’t remember the name) where you’d choose a subject (like favourite film) then one person doesn’t know what your choices were and would “knock” and ask you for your answer- you would say it, and if it was the one they were looking for, you’d have to beat them to the other wall.
For "what's the time Mr wolf" we did it where Mr wolf says a time and people had to step forward that amount. He could urn around at any time and everyone had to freeze. If you moved you were send to the start. Then at any time he can announce "DINNER TIME" and it basically became tag
Im from the UK and we played Red Rover.
There was 2 teams and their arms were all linked as tight as they could. (Stood in a line.)
Team 1: Red Rover Red Rover send Lucas over.
Then Lucas would run and try to break through the arms. If he did he could stay in Team 2 but if he didnt then he had to go onto Team 2. This continued until one of the teams ran out of people.
That's how we played it in the US too. Maybe Evan's school toned it way down.
In my school British bulldog got banned because too many people got injured playing it so we changed the name so we could keep playing it... we called it America Bulldog... we were not very imaginative and it was banned again a week later
I think my school changed it to a similar name, I always hated bulldog and other games like it as I was useless at them
we changed it to teddy bc it sounded innocent
Oh god, the kids in my school went so creative with the name when it was banned... I swear, one time, they called it 'banana split'
Freeze it?
Stuck in the mud😂
Seven up in Australia (at least where I went to primary school) is just called "heads down thumbs up"
We also have four square at my high school but its way more competitive, we use a tiny ass ball, we call it "downball" and we have actual courts for it.
Same in Britain but four square was called king ball
What’s the time Mr Wolf
Stuck in the mud
Hangman
Tag
Gang Tag ( same as Tag but in two large groups )
21
Sleeping Lions
Piggy in the middle
Wink wink murder
Duck Duck Goose
Heads down thumbs up
Chinese Whispers
Coconut Coconut Crack
Simon Says
Rhyming Hand Clap games
Rock Paper Scissors Shoot
Cops and Robbers
Fox and mice ( basically the same as Sharks and Minnows )
Noughts and Crosses
These were the best games back in primary
Hangman was boss
I remember going into teams for Chinese whispers and the losing team was given Chinese burns from the winning team.
Mi Mi Chan24 No game could beat Hangman 😤 It was the OG game that we all loved as children
@@ahwhy1228 so true.
Also love the username and profile pic :3
Mi Mi Chan24 thanks! 💜
We played Chinese whispers in class once and someone changed it from "I saw Denee playing basketball and eating a hotdog in the modern languages building" to "Steve was in the bathtub filled with hotdogs when a pigeon came and gave him a message"
I played "seven up" but we call it "heads down thumbs up" 😂
Anybody else used to play 40 40 in ? That was the best game ever
yes I LOVED forty forty!!
We used to play forty forty but in Canada it was called home free
He’s thane in the world today I got a few of my friends that I used to go to school with and played 40 40 in
I mean yasss
K S We called it 40 40 back to base 😂
At my UK schools our version of 'Protect the President' was called 'Doctors and Spies'. So you wouldn't know who the doctor or spy was for either team and you'd have to figure it out and work your way through the team until you got the doctor or spy out. To distract the opposing team a group of people would go and heal/revive the player that had been hit so they wouldn't know who the doctor was. The spy was allowed to cross the bench in the middle which was separating the two teams and do close up shots at the other team. It was brutal but extremely funny too 😂😂
Anyone else who played sardines? Or capture the flag? This video brings back so many memories.
Perry Heun we used to play both!!
We played capture the flag on our huge field it was awesome
Like pepper pig
@@g_racexo1 I don't know. What are the rules to that?
@@felixngobigha8631 Try an old army bunker space in the Pacific Northwest. Lol. My Scout troop went out to Fort Stevens State Park. Lots of holes and things to hide in.
I live in the UK we played 7 up but it was called heads down thumbs up
In British bulldog, the part she left out was that you had to tackle them to the floor. We played all the rest of the games, but had different names. I'm English btw.
Literally more than half of the games he said I remember but she didn’t
2:48 man we just called it "Heads fown thumbs up" its the same just with 4 ppl not 7.
all this taught me is that no matter the country, school games are unnecessarily violent
Obviously this is just in Ireland, but we play “Silence in the Courtyard” but we say
Silence in the Coyryard
Sioence in the Street
The biggest mouth in Irelnad is about to speak
Startng now
Clodagh Miller A CLASSIC!!
In our school it was "the biggest fool in Ireland is just about to speak"
Ironically, by saying "starting now" you have just given yourself "the biggest mouth in Ireland"
Clodagh Miller we did that when we ate in the classroom because it was too cold, and everyone would yell.
(It’s not just an Ireland thing)
In Aberdeenshire we had the "... The biggest wally in the world is just about to speak"
Us: seven up
UK: heads down, thumbs up
HARMONY OMG IVE WATCHED HER FOR SO LONG THIS WAS UNEXPECTED
Does anyone remember foxes and rabbits, splat, stuck in the mud
Is splat the one with a circle of people and finger guns?
Isobel Yhhh
@@issraanwar799 we played that all the time in drama class
*SPLAT* YOU LOSE
We used to call is splat bang 😹
This is a game i loved:
We were in a sports hall and one person got picked. All people stay on one side and the person on the other. The people all shout „captain captain how deep is the waaaaateeeer?“ then the person says „deeeep!“ then the people „how can we cross the riiiver?“ and the person chooses anything like crab walk, jumping with one foot, run backwards etc and then the person has to catch as many people as he can the same way as the people are crossing the river. For example when the person says run backwards he has to run backwards as well and catch people and the people have to try crossing the river (aka going to the other side) without getting catched. Fun game
That was my favorite game too and I'm German. The person on the other side was called fisher though and they would shout how deep (100000 meter or so) the water was back
Caeilia yeah I’m german too! I think it was like you said but I couldn’t really remember it was like 15 years ago 😂
@@AnjaFi oh alright hahaha
I played this too (UK) but the running backwards see!ed an inevitable way for kids to bash heads. Lol
This is similiar to what time is it mr wolf and youd ask the wolf what time it was and if they said "its 7 oclock" youd take 7 steps but the wolf could also turn around and if they caught you moving (sort of musical statues-esque) you were out. So you wanted to do as many steps as possible in the time but move too fast and it was harder to stop yourself
I live in Northern Ireland and we did have the game "seven up", but we called it "heads down, thumbs up" and it was usually around 5 kids that were chosen, it was so fun! Also in blind man's buff, we used to make the person with the blindfold spin around the same amount of times as their age so they'd be all disorientated, it was so funny!
7up is a fizzy drink
SK813OARD that’s what I was thinking
No. 1 parachute game of all time= WASHING MACHINE. I’m right and you know it.
I swear we used to play Heads Down Thumbs Up in school all the time. It was always with 4 people though, and we didn’t call it Four Up if that’s what you’re thinking. We literally just called it Heads Down Thumbs Up. Everyone hated it though because everyone picked their friends and it was so repetitive and boring it would sometimes go on for 2 HOURS. This is in a British School btw.
I’m_Dank_Don’t_Judge same tho it was so annoying