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Phezz had it spot on. Emu = “eem-you”. Eemoo is a very common mispronunciation by Americans. Yeah the chant is a real thing, usually when an Aussie is winning at an international sporting competition.
It wouldn’t matter what country I was in, if I hear someone yell “Aussie Aussie Aussie” I will immediately respond with “Oi oi oi”
Convicts were sent to The U.S too..btw
They only started sending them here, because the American colonies were kicking up a fuss about tea prices.
@@stuartspencer2161 1615 is one hundred years to early to have anything to do with tea isn't it? but please if I'm wrong about that share, is all learning.. 120 thousand convicts were sent to the U.S until the war of independence. Massachusetts area and surrounding territories
@@listayngeorge6929 Convicts were shipped to the US colonies until 1776. Also the same period as the Boston Tea Party, and the War of Independence. England started becoming overcrowded with convicts, even restarting to prison barges along the Thames. When Australia was discovered in 1788, it was decided to transport the overflow of convicts to t he new land. No idea how 1615 has anything to do with convicts.
@@stuartspencer2161 From 1654 some convicts were sent to the British colonies in America to work instead of being executed. This punishment became more common after the Transportation Act 1717. Convicts were sent to America until the outbreak of the wars of independence.
Sorry put the wrong date.. thought I'd put 54. Doh
120 thousand were sent long before the tea party
@@listayngeorge6929 and your point is? We stated convicts were sent to the US prior to Australia. Why push details to support the statement by trying to make it argumentative?
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie...Oi, Oi, Oi is definitely a thing.
That guy may know a bit about Australia but he doesn’t know how to pronounce Eem-you and he doesn’t know we have Bush fires (not BRUSH fires).
And I believe that the person who put NZ on eBay actually got some bids.
Yep Isaac Butterfield an Aussie comedian put NZ up for sale in 2006, starting bid was 1 cent, EBay put a stop to it when the bids reached $3000 from memory!!
If you would like to know at 7.34 is a picture of the coloured sands near coober pedy SA they film some of Mad Max 3 there and i think you can see a shot like this in the movie.
Oh frickin’ hell - I couldn’t not do it !!! Oi Oi Oi!!! 🤦🏼♀️😂😂
There's actually about 5 million or so privately owned firearms in Australia which is a lot lower per capita than the US.
Nah wasn't even looking at the tv for a second and heard aussie aussie aussie,. Immediately said oi oi oi. Coo-ee (Yelled at the top of your lungs like COOOoooooo-WEee) will also make an Australian reply with the same.
Never tried New Zealand, but I once sold the sun on eBay… auction only got $15.71 but the dude did actually pay me! 😂
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You can literally yell Aussie Aussie Aussie anywhere in Australia and you’ll get the oi oi oi response from at least 1 person
yeah lighting eucalyptus leaves and branches, gets a camp bbq going in no time
Fun facts about Fosters Lager... Foster's was created by two American brothers, William M. and Ralph R. Foster, who arrived in Melbourne from New York in 1886. The brothers began brewing Foster's Lager in November 1888. It was made available to the public from February 1889. The product was first exported in 1901, when bottles were sent to Australian combatants in the Boer War. It's main sales are now in the UK, where it is available on tap. Aussies call it "cat's piss" and don't drink it.
Oi oi oi makes me cringe, but I am just an old fella who quietly appreciates being an Aussie.
I agree wholeheartedly. And it's only been around for about 30 years, max so it's hardly a traditional thing.
@@jonlowing7907 First I started hearing it was when Sydney was announced to host the Sydney Olympics. Thought it was bogan then, and still do to this day.
I remember being in Ireland one night trying to sleep in my hostel and hearing outside down the street "aussie aussie aussie, oi oi oi!!!". It was so cringe.
Fosters started out as an overpriced "premium" lager that Carlton United tried to sell as something you might drink at a meal in a restaurant, to cashed-up oiks who thought that drinking wine was effeminate. In the 1960s some Australian expats in London produced a satirical (and ribald) comic called "The Adventures of Bazza McKenzie"; to portray their protagonist as a naive and gullible scion of the Melbourne middle class they made him a prodigious drinker of Fosters. That gave the brand a bunch of free publicity in the UK, so in 1971 CUB flew a few pallets of the stuff to London, sold it in promotional events, and then licensed the brand to a British brewery. American expats in London about 1971 or '72 learned about Fosters as an Australian beer even though the stuff they were drinking wasn't. When they returned home they imported Fosters from the UK.The rest is advertising history.
Fosters' lager was never a really popular beer in Australia, and its popularity here plummeted when the "Foster's: it's Australian for lager" ads came out. I don't think I would be able to find any for sale around here now.
Young Australians don't know this but Fosters was Australia's most popular beer until we sold it to the Pom's. Up until the '90s, it was Fosters. K.B and VB, Tooheys New were the most common beers. Then when we hit the 2000's along came every other kind of specialty beer. I'm 60, believe me, Fosters was popular. Crap tasting, yes, but popular.
As a born and bred beer drinking West Aussie, I can honestly say I've never seen Fosters sold over here in all my years. I'll take your word that it was popular, but not here in the West. Here it's Swan Draught, Emu Export, Emu Bitter then other Eastern State beers like Tooheys, VB, XXXX etc
No, we own new Zealand, the only reason the sale didn't go thru is because he wasn't going to give us our cut, plus we didn't agree on price.
Oi Oi Oi, people have also tried to sell the Sydney Harbour Bridge
Fosters Lager is still found and drunk in many pubs across Australia, but is a lesser drunk beer than many other brands (70 ish) however it's major market now is the UK and a good standing in a lot of Europe. It is brewed under licence to Heinekin for Europe.
Hi guys long time watcher first time commentater... I really love how you guys love Australia and very much enjoy your ( Miles) attempts at an Australian accent lol. When I was growing up here in Australia I always wanted to live in America so it is awesome to see this odd reversal through you guys. You both make me laugh and feel so proud to be Australian. Thanks so much 😁😂😆❤
The roos eat the legal poppy plants grown for medical reasons. (they are pretty good at jumping fences you know) ;-)
The oi oi oi thing is true “in that it will always get a response”
But Mabey not in the middle of a fist fight… but we will find it surreal that we are fighting while literally everyone near us is chanting
The Aussie, Aussie, Aussie....Oi Oi Oi was big during the Olympic Games but it sounds like a a pack of bogans to me.
Wombats actually do have cube shaped poos, weird!
Oi, oi, oi!💚 Yes bois, its absolutely a thing!😜 Love ur work & appreciate y'all! ❤🇦🇺😘
the pic you discussed is the Breakaways near Coober Pedy.... stunning, I lived there for 5 years.. and its lovely..the Moon Plains right next to it was the set for Mad Max 2 , and Pitch Black with Vin Diesel.
Mel Gibson is actually American. He was born in peekskill New York
One could say he is both. He identifies with both, has dual passports and moved here at the age of 12. I don’t believe where you are born defines your nationality 😉
There's a whole video somewhere on how we lost the great emu war... the red coats hired convicts and farmers and they hit 10 emus with lots of ammo.....I'm an Aussie it's the funniest story of our history.
I'm guessing that guy doing the narration was pissed for the greater part of his contact with Ozzies.
Oi, Oi, Oi... it's a thing.
Phezz your looking younger without the beard, Miles you’re looking trim and terrific!!
Oi oi oi
Phezz ,,, the FUCKED up Wallaby..
6:00 Oi Oi Oi...
As a aussie I loved this video, considering an American made it he nailed aussie humour
Don't American's have anxiety with how many guns there are there? Don't you stress some random might just snap and shoot you? 45 years of age and have literally seen 3 guns in my life. One was a Pippy gun and when we got off the bus from school, some dude up a tree shot chook pellets at us because, well he didn't want to go to school. They hardly hurt. Second gun was my Dad's incase he needed to put down livestock, we knew where it was and he took us out to shoot. But was not used. Third one was in my weed smoking days and was cornered in a caravan. He was bullied and pulled out a plastic gun he had painted with gold paint trying to be gangsta. We all looked at each other and laughed so hard 2 of us peed a little bit.. You guys don't care about that unhinged guy doing the wrong thing? Yeah some have guns here, but they just are not seen.
Bay of fires in Tasmania beautiful place
hey guys, you both are looking good these days, especially Miles.... kudos to you for sticking to your diet dude. If you havent done a reaction to our LYRE BIRDS yet i think you will be amazed in what those creatures are capable of. Love ya work and keep up the great content guys. Always love watching people learn about Australia. Cya's in the next vid. PEACE
Just to set the record straight... only Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane (Brisbane only from 1824 to 1839 and was originally called Edenglassie) and Port Arthur (not the capital which is Hobart) in Tasmania were first established as penal colonies... the other capitals were originally established by free settlers but also accepted convicts who had either commuted their sentences or been granted a pardon or early release by their respective Governors.
Fun fact: The first New South Wales police force was comprised mostly of former convicts which might also explain the high level of corruption in that institution ever since then 😏
I thought Perth (Fremantle) was also a penal colony? As far as I knew only Adelaide and Melbourne were free colonies
@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 - I stand corrected about Melbourne.. You are right as it was founded unofficially by free enterprise when permanent settlement was delayed until 1835, when pioneer settler and entrepreneur, John Batman, negotiated a treaty with the Aboriginal elders for the purchase of 500,000 acres at the head of Port Phillip Bay. That treaty was disallowed by the governor of NSW at the time as the area was considered part of the colony of NSW. It is therefore arguable whether it was Batman or John Fawkner who arrived a couple of months after Batman had left the area just a few days after the treaty was signed.
Perth was also a free-settler colony established by private capital in 1829 however convict labour was used from 1850 to establish infrastructure.
@@consciousbeing1188 OK cheers. But I'm curious if convicts didn't come to Perth till 1850, then who built the round house prison in 1830? Are you saying free settlers built themselves a prison in the first couple of years settlement? That doesn't really make sense
@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 - It only took 5 months to build... free-settlers could've done it in that time possibly with the help of some of the local Noongar peoples who were probably forced into it.
@@consciousbeing1188 problem with that is that it's documented that prisoners built it?
I travelled solo to Las Vegas in 2018 and 2019, and when I shopped at a CVS, the guy behind the counter heard me speak and started singing the Aussie Aussie Aussie, oi oi oi over the intercom system. I was proud, but embarrassed at the same time 🤣🤦🏼♀️
I was in Vegas years back and a group of Aussie guys got on board the bus I was on. They were smashed and sounded very Australian. I kept very quiet.
If you want the Australian attitude and spirit demonstrated beautifully chase up a video on "The Scrap Iron Flotilla"
oh yeah "Oi Oi Oi" I can't afford the fine forgetting
Because of SKYLAB space station crashed in the Australian out back. Thats why we fined NASA
1234 Phezz joined marine corps
there are give or take about 4 million privately owned guns in Australia
Very funny 😁 true, but very tongue in cheek !,
The Aussie national drink is BUNDABERG RUM and has been the national drink since 1888, after we had the Rum rebellion of 1808, much like Chicago's proabition of the 1920's, but we did it 100 yrs or so before the US.
The Yeah Nah, Nah Yeah was started by Ozzy Man Reviews on RUclips.
Australias constitution is kept at the TOWER OF LONDON did you know ????
Yeah, just as well since they don't have bushfires there in the Tower of London. Jk. lol. It's seeable online though. :D And last I studied politics, most Australians don't even know about our constitution. And the younger ones I'm reading about, are now quoting the American Constitution... 1st Amendment, and all that nonsense. lol
I'm just here to check out Miles!!!....Hahahaha 😂🤣😂
Same. He’s looking so hot lol
lol thanks!
Oi Oi Oi..... worst part I LITERALLY stopped the video and doing my make-up to type this lol
Sweet!
Oi oi oi... 😂🤣😂🤣
Also no we export fosters but it’s a different mix to the ones we get. But even then no one would drink it :)
It's the koalas that are on drugs. Lol their diet of eucalyptus leaves means they spend their whole lives very stoned.
Is there a reason no one has recommended Hamish and Andy?? Them doing anything at all, my favourite boys! And no one ever reacts to them!
Emu = E MEW
If l insult yous means l like yous ...so get stuffed..looks like you both have been fighting with the lawn mower ...that lawnmower was invented in Australia 🇦🇺
Also how fit do they be looking!!!
it does make more sense as who would wanna buy New Zealand...
i can't believe that you missed that the Auzzie army LOST the war against Emus, TWICE!
Oh we’ve seen the videos lol
Well try to get your head around that the US has lost every conflict they have started except the Civil War, but they did stack the odds in their favour by having it's own people on both sides.
React to Australian bush fires please
7:42 , that's the breakaways near Coober Pedy , I've been there and its stunning !
The gum trees don’t cause bushfires, lightning strikes do, and just as well, otherwise Australia would have even more desert because native plants require fire to open the seed pods.
We aren’t running out of gasoline because we don’t have it. Instead we have petroleum, abbreviated to petrol, not gas.
well... lightning strikes and the occasional numpty flicking a ciggy out the car window in a rural area during extreme fire danger season and also of course, some sick little fcker running around with a lighter doing it for fun.
@Jeni10, gas and petroleum are the same thing just different countries and different terms.
@@imjustsaying6712 Oh! Thanks!
@@imjustsaying6712 What do they call gas?
The chant isn't mandated but it would probably break up a drunk fight 😄 it's eemm-you not e-moo. E-moo is okay for toddlers maybe? But it's not a creature that lives here
Haha definitely a thing!! 👍🏾👍🏾
Oi oi oi....is a thing
eeem - you / i have never seen a can of Fosters in my life ha. Koalas looked stoned all the time because they are -eucalyptus leafs.👍
My dad drank it in the 80s and said all his mates did too, it was definitely the only beer they drunk in country towns late 70s early 80s according to him, and he would know !
I don't think he mentioned Hugh Jackman. Perhaps because he's not an alcoholic? 😜
Oi oi oi!!🇦🇺
Miles, to help you with pronouncing Australia in an Aussie accent you're giving the start too much of an "O" sound it sounds more authentic with a short "U" sound as in Ustraya
Fosters shit beer but good pallet cleanser between courses, if you don't have water or jasmine tea... lol
*drops everything*
oi! oi! oi!
Mel Gibson is originally American
comparing fosters to horse piss is so unfair on horse piss . the wallabies have been getting into the poppies in tasmania.
Oi, Oi, Oi! 🇦🇺
Don't know about wallaby opium thing but about half the world's legal supply comes from Tasmania!
It’s true I watched a docco about it, they get into the fields and get wasted and hop around making crop circles till they pass out
@@jeffreyflynn2805 Thanks, I can see how that could happen.
Fosters is made for export so it’s made to their tastes not ours.
Mayb that's true nowadays but fosters was popular in Australia with beer drinkers back in the old days. I was born in the 60s and still remember fosters being drunk quite commonly during the 70s still
Alcohol is the most destructive drug anyone can introduce to the body but governments see it as a great revenue raiser.
No it is not potato, pottata. It is EMU. There is no O. EMO is literally American for EMU because it was too difficult to use a U instead of an O.
Close Captions give me the giggles. Let's do some hard math!
Oi, oi, oi. Yes it's true.
Oi ! Oi ! Oi !!!
Fosters is from the European. not Australian beer
Eem YOU!! (never ee-MOO). Sorry - but its not up for debate. Its like someone saying "COY" at the beginning of coyote.. its just wrong.
Fosters Lager is not terrible, but it is an export beer so we don’t usually drink it. (It’s not particularly good either, just not terrible) There are many other beers to drink, which are much better… or much worse, than that prototypical Aussie beer icon which is made under licence in whatever countries beer is consumed.
This guy knows his stuff 🤣
Yes, if you say Aussie Aussie Aussie, we will reply Oi Oi Oi. ✅
I think a lot of Aussies don't like it. I know it's just a bit of fun but it's kinda bogan. It's not even original to Australia.
@@andrew6414 It depends where you are from AND if you like Cricket. That's where it originated, I wouldn't call Cricket a "Bogan" sport, I would AFL.
@@Di_678 It's an old chant from the 60s in the UK during rugby or soccer. "Oggie Oggie Oggie, Oi Oi Oi". It's probably even older than that. Aussies only picked up on it much later. I love cricket too.
@@andrew6414 That's just awesome
Oi oi oi 😍
NOT potato potato it's ONLY e-mew
New Zealand.. Australias Canada
Your Australian accent is getting better 🤣😁👍
Fosters is specifically designed for the horrendous american taste in beer.
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They make a beer that's only for export and somehow manage to stay in business.
Meaning, they sell plenty of beer. Just not to australians.
Thought most of it got flogged off to the poms?
Fosters was a very popular Beer until the early 80's.
Oi, Oi, Oi !
Eeem-you.
The Emu War the amount of emus killed in the thousands the amount of humans killed 0
Some photos aren't from Australia, but the ones that are are beautiful
only poms drink Fosters
First time i went to China to visit my gf (now wife) they offered me Fosters, had to explain that Australians don't drink Fosters...
Oi. Oi, Oi!
OI OI OI !
He did a great job.
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You have seven guns?!?! This is the last video of yours I will watch.
Oil,oil,oi
Oi Oi Oi !
It’s e mew!