My favorite part of these videos with Pewds and Ken is that it truly doesn't matter what they're watching, there will always be an unrelated rant that takes over the video which makes me die laughing at their arguing
I’m a Yorkshire woman myself and it’s hilarious seeing them have no clue what they’re saying when it sounds like a person just talking to me. Also yes these people are below the poverty line and this is so 2009 England!
Yes You’re so right!!! I found him one day in my recommendations and then saw he makes videos with felix and doesnt even link him or put his name in the title like everyone else surely would do I like them both really together!! 🥳
Idk if anyone here has said but the “flood sticks” in Australia are to see how deep the water is so you don’t just drive through it and it turn out to be super deep and you get washed away. That way too if it’s shallow you’ll know you can still get through it You’ll normally find them on roads that go through creeks/rivers where the road crosses it (or sometimes I’ve seen them on large open roads but not often) They’re not there just to be there they do have a really useful purpose, also it’s cool to know and visualise how much water has gone through places before bc of the height of some of them
We kinda have similar things here on the Philippines since it floods a lot here. It's either a stick, concrete barriers, or poles painted with the levels.
Can confirm, they're all over here in the US midwest around the Mississippi River. It's interesting to see one like 100ft away from the river, way over your head, and usually it has a mark for it's highest reading. That's when you realize when it *really* floods, where you are, way away from the water, would be over-your-head underwater.
This is the closest we’ll get to a revival of BroKen podcast, and I’m happy with what we get. I always look forward to these given how well Felix and Ken vibe together.
Yo for real! I’m really happy to hear those discussions, I’ve been listening to the podcast again lately and when I ran out I couldn’t wait for more vids
if you stand by it yourself and laugh about it, you don't offer others a target to say something negative about it. and u have to try and it will work 😂
i actually really love how everything has been built over in the UK in comparison to over here in Canada; i love all the stone work, and the overgrown plants that take over eventually, and the castles littering around.. love how rustic it is.
@@leighannehubbard2005 i live in ontario. and sea food is the last thing i’m interested in, so visiting that area would be harder for me, but i do plan on making a trip around canada eventually. but even nova scotia doesn’t compare to the atmosphere i love about the UK.
@@sixlikesgore7503 LOL, I'm allergic to seafood, and I never mentioned that in my comment. I've never visited the UK, but since I live in one of the oldest cities in Canada, we have quite a few buildings that were built by the British, similar to those in this video.
@@leighannehubbard2005 never said you did mention seafood, but okay? was just an explanation on why i haven't been that eager to go more east yet. and i'm not just talking houses, i'm talking everything; down to the cobbled stone pieced together to make their fences / barriers / roads / structures. literally everything. the abandoned castles that litter basically everywhere you look.. it just seems like such a forgotten world of fantasy to me and i love that.
When Felix said that the horse lifted its lips and sort of bared its teeth, that actually just means the horse was trying to smell him better :)) nothing particularly unfriendly about it!!
So in case you're wondering, Welsh place names do actually mean things. Cwm means valley and is pronounced a bit more like Coom and the Ystwyth is the name of a river. So the place in the valley with the river Ystwyth in it. Aber means mouth of a river. If you see Caer, it means fort, so Caerdydd, ie: Cardiff, our Capital, means the Fort on the river Taff. (that fort havng been Roman!) And of course the classic LLan, meaning church, the LL is achieved by pressing your tongue to the roof of your mouth and then pronounce the L. Tbh as a Welsh girl, I find learning Spanish easier, lol, but I still hold an affectionate pride for our native language :-)
thank you so much i loved learning this i know just ab nothing of UK cultures and very little of your history so i very much enjoyed reading all of this
That’s actually pretty neat-I live in the US so I do appreciate that you took the time to explain this-I had no clue how to to pronounce anything Welsh.
The thing Felix mentioned about a horse showing his teeth to him, by the way he presented it, it looks like the Flehmen reflex, which is a thing horses do to analyse a smell. They pull their upper lip way up to close their nostrils. Looks goofy, and completely harmless, if anything it's a sign that the horse was interested in Felix or whatever else it was smelling. If the horse had its ears back and lunged its head towarss him with the teeth out though it's a sign of agression, a signal to back off. But if it was just standing there and goofily having its gums exposed and upper lip pulled up... Dude the horse just thought you smelled interesting.
Yeah I just commented this too lmfao. I love when horses do that, sometimes I’ll purposely put my hand next to their nose hoping they’ll do it 😂 it’s even better when they raise their head and stretch their neck toward my hand, it’s hilarious. On a more serious note I wish more people knew basic horse body language before interacting with them. It’s just not in the common cultural knowledge like dog body language is. At best it leads to people being unnecessarily scared like Felix, at worst people get hurt.
@@redbirddeerjazz I was gonna mention cats do this, that's the Flehmen response (as OP mentioned) they use the vomeronasal organ. Very weird to see but fascinating.
I'm very happy Ken is growing as fast as he is. I've been watching him for years and he finally gets the recognition he deserves. But he deserves a little more. SUBSCRIBE GODDAMNIT
Ken riffing about buildings having an expiration date.... I live in a city with Roman walls & buildings dating as far back as 75AD. This really gave me some insight into why all my American friends' houses feel like a shed/summer house. Build them like that and yeah of course it's got an expiration date. PS- if you're struggling with this accent please find some scousers to react to!
I just recently learned that Roman concrete is way better than current concrete. It's sad that the knowlege of how to make Roman concrete has been lost
After all these years of being a fan of Felix and Ken, watching their real friendship shine in these videos lately is such a highlight of getting on RUclips.
A lot of houses in the UK are from the victorian era. They tend to be narrow, tall terrace houses that were mass made for workers. The walls are pretty thin with some kind of mold or water damage. They always have creaky floorboards and the ceilings are kinda high so there are usually cobwebs too... Also, each house comes equipped with a friendly ghost to watch you when you sleep. :)
True also tend to be more pricey the area I come from is early 20th century houses so just before the war, or houses built in the 80s so I don't see too many old old houses
Stayed twice in Victorian era houses in UK and each time weird shit happened. One time my man got his only sleep paralysis there, and we heard all sorts of sounds, the other time wind blew and windows banged all night as if it was storm, but it was perfectly clear outside. Brits, wtf is happening there? Do you guys get used to this shit?
@@Kanikanihia kinda yeah my parents always just laugh it off but tbh I'm like u h h then again my house isn't that old but Victorian houses have a habit of making noises just because they are o l d so it does add to the ambience
The thing with the houses is because American houses are built cheaper with wood. Houses in the UK/EU are built with stone which is a lot stronger and more durable.
strong with leaks...huh. I get it foundation repairs are expensive in the US but at least replacing a wall or patching cement is "relatively" affordable. We have houses here that still have lasted for hundreds of years too.
I’ve been very depressed lately to the point of ending it all and watching you guys and buff pro is really saving my sanity. Keep it up boys love you all. Very funny
As a Welsh person Ken and Felix trying to pronounce the Welsh town names was funny and some Welsh people don’t know how to pronounce their own town names anyway 😂😂
@@KelseyDrummer you just say "there" I found out I have some Welsh ancestry, tried to look up town names and gave up. Talked to some other Welsh people, they said "I don't know how the feck to say it either. We're just from THERE"
@@laurenmiller5784 Well some signs are in English and some signs are in welsh but when I see a sign I’m like um 😐.. what does that say? Then someone has to say oh it says that and I’m like oh
I wanna hear them try and understand the Glaswegian accent. I would've thought Felix would develop an ear for accents, having lived in the UK for so long lol
13:20 that's also what the tall obelisks in Egypt were for, many were near the Nile River because they needed to be able to boat out and mark the obelisk where the flooding stopped, which was also essential flooding for their fields to carry silt from the river. And those obelisks are enormous, imagine how high those floods could reach.
My horse was beaten at her previous home and she freaks whenever she sees a whip. Of course, we have a great relationship so I never use one, but when she see lunge whips she’s out.
Quarter horses are so beautiful, I am so happy she has a loving owner now! I had a Thoroughbred ex-racer who had been "trained" by a couple of idiots that knew nothing about horses or racing. She cost £400 (she was heading for the knackers yard), was skin and bone, had whip scars all down her hind quarters & would spook at the slightest things. I changed her name to Fleur, she was black with a white blaze with white speckles all around the blaze. After a year of intensive work, a proper diet and unending patients she was a different horse! We ended up having the most amazing bond, she completely trusted me, but only me. No one else could go in her stable or turn her out, eventually she started to trust the yard owner who was an amazing lady and helped me so much. Those whip scars never fully went away, I will never forget the day she trusted me enough to touch them, they were no longer painful but the emotional trauma was. I gave her a massive hug after plus a parsnip and a couple of mints and cried my eyes out, Fleur responded by licking my face - I know it was probably for the saltiness but it felt like she was trying to make ME better, she then put her head over my shoulder and pulled me closer. I had her for 17 amazing years, she had a good long 6 year retirement too after 5 years of competitive Dressage then lots of long countryside hacks. I still miss her. Sorry this is such a long reply, it's not often you come across other horsey people that have a horse from a mistreated background. Sadly it's all to common in the racing industry.
@@kayoliver5530 lol np, I have an ex racehorse too and now that she’s retired, she’s the funniest and sweetest horse. Her name is Pinch My Cheeks but we just call her Cheeks, which ironically suits her perfectly.
I'm born, raised and lived in Northern California my whole life. Been married to my hubby, who is British, for 22+ years. His accent is fairly easy to understand, compared to these especially! What cracks me up is when we're watching something British, he'll often ask me, "What did they just say?" So I have to translate English to a guy from England.
The dude that was "training" the horse is stupid. Horses learn from release of pressure, so you ask them to go gently until they do, then you stop asking and then they learn. They do not learn from punishment.
@@SangriaDracul stop, you have no knowledge about horses so don't speak. That man is abusing the horse, plain and simple. He's literally hitting the horse while pulling back on the reins, giving not only two opposite ques which makes the horse confused, but he's also hitting it, you should never hit any animal.
Yeah literally the only thing that guy was teaching the horse to do was to ignore signals from him, until the signal becomes strong enough to be abuse🤦♀️🤦♀️
11:24 Okay so it's not the UK, but I have family in Ireland, and one day we saw a house that was partially built, and the entire thing was being built of concrete cinder blocks - the 4 exterior walls and a few of the interior ones. Whereas where I live in eastern Canada, houses all have a concrete basement, but the walls of houses will be made of 2x4 studs, eg. wood framing, covered with some type of siding or brick exterior, or horrifyingly, styrofoam covered with plaster (EIFS) So they are definitely not built the same way as in Ireland.
This is my favorite kind of videos. Just two dudes hanging out. Means especially alot as a spectrum person, just taking it in when being in a chill place.
Are there different accents in every area like in the states? Ie NY vs TX. Its always weird when I visit the states and you can tell were there from by the accent 😂
@@nerdycurls6253 because the UK is so much older than America. People used to live in relatively isolated villages and towns, and in the absence of mass media and fast transport, wildly different accents developed
@@nerdycurls6253 Yes lots of different accents, not just the only two hollywood has ever represented - queens English and cockney. Accents are mostly different in each county and can be different in neighbouring towns and cities. For example, scouse, Yorkshire, geordie, West Country, brummie, east Anglian, Scottish highlands, lowlands and welsh ones.
@@davidh5130 not everyone with this accent is full of drugs and riding around on bikes with no wheels. Yorkshire is massive, lots of people have this accent, yes even doctors and rich people, shock horror. Just because you don't understand something, doesn't mean we are unable to communicate effectively, we would probably just dumb down our accent for you, but why would we do that at home when everyone understands us?
@@bettyboosh8384 True. My dads best friend is a multi millionaire who lives in a castle (North Yorkshire) and has an accent similar to this. People don’t seem to get that just because you’re from the North - it doesn’t make you poor. I work in a local university and all the southern students seem to have this misconception that everyone up north is poor and speak in broken English, it just isn’t true. There’s rich and poor people across all areas and these people shown in this video obviously don’t have much, but it’s got nothing to do with Yorkshire or their accents.
This village is near Newcastle, the boy who got smacked had a Newcastle football club shirt on. For those who don't know, Newcastle is a shit hole, so it's unsurprising the villages surrounding it are dives too. Also, fishing villages and old mining town are known to generally be awful, since those industries got outsourced to cheaper countries.
13:25 part of the reason, at least from a civi point of view, need the measurement to know if your SUV/Ute/4x4 is tall and heavy enough that it will be able to cross
In the USA we have flood measure sticks. They aren't obvious, usually position near bridges or docks. Sometimes they go completely under water and have to be adjusted for the next flood. Especially the ones along the east coast. On the west coast the water is so low the measure sticks are basically hovering on the canyon walls. When they say falsh flood on the west they mean it. around spring the runoff rivers start raging. any rain just adds to it but after the runoff period all rivers are dry.
I’m so happy to see other countries also have regions and cultures like this 😆 Thought it was just the deepest Appalachian populations. Probably fun people but definitely some culture shock initially.
Yessir and they can be really useful especially when you’re far inland. Also it’s cool to see how much water can go through one are when all you see when you’re driving through normally is just dirt and trees
15:15 why does ken say sh1t like "In America if you can read they just give you a license." You have to take a written examination which consists of 100 questions and a driving examination and if you get 3 marks wrong you fail. I mean yeah if you read the book you can pass the test but that kinda goes for anything. But you still have to prove your knowledge.
As someone who lives near the coast.. those sticks that tell you how deep the water is when it floods helps so that people don't drive into water and get stuck or drown.. because a lot of times you can't tell how deep it is.. you may think it's just a little water but by the time you realize it's much deeper it's too late
Now to make it better. Pewds said he doesn't need subtitles for Filipinos, he can understand them fine but for you guys he can't understand a damn thing they are saying lol Filipinos speak better English then the English!!
Totally get the flooding sticks seem a bit silly but it makes sense since it's a low cost for preventing avoidable deaths. Generally when you see them, you're in a high risk flood area, and enough people under estimate how deep it's flooding (maybe it's a truck driver looking to make delivery on time and would have risked until they knew how deep it was, maybe they're out of town, who knows). These high risk flooding areas get dangerous really quick and make it real clear that "yes this is a dangerous level of flooding, turn around."
Yeah Brighton is in the south, and this accent is wayyy North, plus its way out in the countryside about 2 hours by train from the nearest city. I wouldn't even expect other brits to understand it. 🤣
@@bettyboosh8384 I wasn't trying to throw shade, but it's not like we're in the early 1800s, people know more than their regional accent. Just turn on the tv once in a while🤷🏼♀️
The thing you gotta know about the Welsh language is that 'w' usually makes a harsh 'ooh/u' sound, 'dd' usually makes a 'th' sound, 'Ll' makes a 'cl' sound like the beginning of close and 'y' is almost always an 'ih' sound. Once you've got those down, it's pretty easy 😂
Hi, Australian here. The floodstick measures are used to indicate how deep the flooding is, so prospective drivers know if their vehicle can handle the flooded road or not. Hope that helps those curious!
Old houses over here are built out of strong brick. My house was built in the early 1930s and it is hard brick. Near impossible to drill through. They were built to last. Unfortunately it costs a lot more to repair which means more people suffer from leaks and other problems. Newer houses are cheaper to repair, but the bricks aren't half as strong.
Ken holding his Vick's pen the whole time 🤣🤣 next video that comes out is going to be an apology video where he talks about going to rehab for his strange addiction to Vick's nasal inhalers
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Ken: Says literally anything about any subject
Felix: Immediately admits to some embarrassing personal story about the subject
i admit i am a yt star
That's friendship right there
Insant confession
💯 😂
He just doesn't want to suffer alone
Being subscribed to Ken and Felix is like having the original and director’s cut of a movie or side A/B of an album
this is why ken should have 100 mil too
@@angelicac9867 not a 100 mil, but a 110 mil
Felix is the director’s cut.
Yes
B-SideKen
My favorite part of these videos with Pewds and Ken is that it truly doesn't matter what they're watching, there will always be an unrelated rant that takes over the video which makes me die laughing at their arguing
Honestly! Their tangents and arguing are the best part of their videos
😂❤
Felix: Horses are evil! I pet one and it showed me its teeth
Ken: yeah..they do that when they like you.
Felix: oh.... 🥺
Felix: well doesn't mean I like them!
@Olive you mean Joergen?
I’m a Yorkshire woman myself and it’s hilarious seeing them have no clue what they’re saying when it sounds like a person just talking to me. Also yes these people are below the poverty line and this is so 2009 England!
Meanwhile, Ken is like: "Äh kään änderstään' deez weerud-äääs peepol"
@@ericforsyth “oh we’ve got a deep party” thanks google translate
buhhah a wahwaha innit wangnin ting yea?
Yeah, today the UK is much different and in some areas less shitty and a bit more tough because of the year 7s threatening to stab me
I feel bad for Pewdiepie fans who don’t even know of these collabs, they’re hilarious
What do you mean?
Ikr
@@wamas1234 I assuming they mean that some pewds fans aren't subbed to Ken
Ironically I subbed to Pewds through Ken.
@@NoName-sh5xe same XD
I cant get over the fact that Ken's shirt looks like a paper burger wrapper
I thought it was a in-n-out shirt at first lol 😭
Lol same.. i thought he was cosplaying
Fr I thought it was in-n-out or something
I love it
It makes me want in n out
*Ken wanting the horse to kick the guy whipping him*
*Buff's passion to taze predators*
Same energy
I kept saying "Kick him! Oh please kick him!"
Yeah wtf was that guys problem??
I like how Ken acts civilized and he wears McDonalds burger wrapper instead of shirt.
Im glad im not the only one who sees the burger wrapper
2 videos 1 discord chat
😂
Holy shit I've watched this like 3 times and just noticed it and now I can't unsee it lmao
I love how Felix takes it upon himself to tell an embarrassing story and then blames Ken for bringing up the topic or gaslighting him! 😂😂😂
Hopefully soon we’ll just start conversing with grunts and whistles
ÆuRgh
Cavemen knew best
return to monke is imminent
Cancel culture might just make that happen.
Vuagh😩
Let’s be honest, Ken deserves way more subs, his content is Top Tier
way more... like 20 mil sub kind of, more !
Nothing more true haven't be said basically since beginning of time.
As always top notch content.
Your absolutely correct, I love pewds for introducing him to me!🥰
@@MehrdadParthian yep.
Yes You’re so right!!! I found him one day in my recommendations and then saw he makes videos with felix and doesnt even link him or put his name in the title like everyone else surely would do
I like them both really together!! 🥳
It really hits different when Ken says “if it’s your birthday happy birthday” when it is indeed your birthday
Mine tomorrow 😁 I've been waiting *months* lol
Happy birthday!!!
happy birthday fam
Happy Birthday!! 🎉🎈🎂
HAPPY LATE BDAY
7:10 this guy is speaking the ancestral horse tongues.
Idk if anyone here has said but the “flood sticks” in Australia are to see how deep the water is so you don’t just drive through it and it turn out to be super deep and you get washed away. That way too if it’s shallow you’ll know you can still get through it
You’ll normally find them on roads that go through creeks/rivers where the road crosses it (or sometimes I’ve seen them on large open roads but not often)
They’re not there just to be there they do have a really useful purpose, also it’s cool to know and visualise how much water has gone through places before bc of the height of some of them
We kinda have similar things here on the Philippines since it floods a lot here. It's either a stick, concrete barriers, or poles painted with the levels.
Lol that's not uncommon. Any place with floods have flood sticks.
Many places in the us have them too.
@@kopykat6843 levees
Can confirm, they're all over here in the US midwest around the Mississippi River.
It's interesting to see one like 100ft away from the river, way over your head, and usually it has a mark for it's highest reading. That's when you realize when it *really* floods, where you are, way away from the water, would be over-your-head underwater.
Pewds: Don't gaslight me dad.
Ken: I'm not gaslighting you!
Me: Yep, they do give off adolescent-dad vibes sometimes 😂
Indeed😂
Wait!!! Ken is not Pewds father?!? /S
This interaction had me rolling
Gaslighting doesn't exist, you made it up, because you're *crazy*
Gaslight you!? That's it - you're grounded young man! 😂
This is the closest we’ll get to a revival of BroKen podcast, and I’m happy with what we get. I always look forward to these given how well Felix and Ken vibe together.
Yo for real! I’m really happy to hear those discussions, I’ve been listening to the podcast again lately and when I ran out I couldn’t wait for more vids
Why was there only one comment
Ken is the BIG BRO and Pewds is SMOLL BRO XD
Why did they stop the podcast?
This is BroKen reacts
I wish i had felix' confidence about admitting embarrassing stories
if you stand by it yourself and laugh about it, you don't offer others a target to say something negative about it. and u have to try and it will work 😂
you should be grateful that you don't have it, some incidents/stories better stay unrevealed
hes the richest youtuber so it doesnt bother him
@@ZillDiddlY ding ding ding. This is the correct answer.
Unfortunately I am that way. But it's not because of confidence, it's because I have anxiety and have a blabber mouth.
The 7:04 part where they cant understand what he is saying made me cry laugh lmao
i actually really love how everything has been built over in the UK in comparison to over here in Canada; i love all the stone work, and the overgrown plants that take over eventually, and the castles littering around.. love how rustic it is.
We have a lot of beautiful, rustic places here in Nova Scotia, you must live out west.
@@leighannehubbard2005 i live in ontario. and sea food is the last thing i’m interested in, so visiting that area would be harder for me, but i do plan on making a trip around canada eventually. but even nova scotia doesn’t compare to the atmosphere i love about the UK.
@@sixlikesgore7503 LOL, I'm allergic to seafood, and I never mentioned that in my comment.
I've never visited the UK, but since I live in one of the oldest cities in Canada, we have quite a few buildings that were built by the British, similar to those in this video.
@@leighannehubbard2005 never said you did mention seafood, but okay? was just an explanation on why i haven't been that eager to go more east yet. and i'm not just talking houses, i'm talking everything; down to the cobbled stone pieced together to make their fences / barriers / roads / structures. literally everything. the abandoned castles that litter basically everywhere you look.. it just seems like such a forgotten world of fantasy to me and i love that.
You mainly find such houses and buildings in Scotland
When Felix said that the horse lifted its lips and sort of bared its teeth, that actually just means the horse was trying to smell him better :)) nothing particularly unfriendly about it!!
I think male animals do that when they want to mate
It's Called flehmen response. Some animals can do it to draw in air (pheromones) to the vomeronasal organ in the rooftop of their mouths :D
the difference between smiling and snarling is thin with horses lol the key is their ears
Felix has found a new mate.
@@Zubstep1315 if it lifted its lip im pretty sure it was smelling him
So in case you're wondering, Welsh place names do actually mean things. Cwm means valley and is pronounced a bit more like Coom and the Ystwyth is the name of a river. So the place in the valley with the river Ystwyth in it. Aber means mouth of a river. If you see Caer, it means fort, so Caerdydd, ie: Cardiff, our Capital, means the Fort on the river Taff. (that fort havng been Roman!) And of course the classic LLan, meaning church, the LL is achieved by pressing your tongue to the roof of your mouth and then pronounce the L. Tbh as a Welsh girl, I find learning Spanish easier, lol, but I still hold an affectionate pride for our native language :-)
thank you so much i loved learning this i know just ab nothing of UK cultures and very little of your history so i very much enjoyed reading all of this
I did my dissertation fieldwork in Cwmystwyth. Lovely part of the country
LMAO 😂
Very interesting!
That’s actually pretty neat-I live in the US so I do appreciate that you took the time to explain this-I had no clue how to to pronounce anything Welsh.
The thing Felix mentioned about a horse showing his teeth to him, by the way he presented it, it looks like the Flehmen reflex, which is a thing horses do to analyse a smell. They pull their upper lip way up to close their nostrils. Looks goofy, and completely harmless, if anything it's a sign that the horse was interested in Felix or whatever else it was smelling.
If the horse had its ears back and lunged its head towarss him with the teeth out though it's a sign of agression, a signal to back off. But if it was just standing there and goofily having its gums exposed and upper lip pulled up... Dude the horse just thought you smelled interesting.
Yeah I just commented this too lmfao. I love when horses do that, sometimes I’ll purposely put my hand next to their nose hoping they’ll do it 😂 it’s even better when they raise their head and stretch their neck toward my hand, it’s hilarious.
On a more serious note I wish more people knew basic horse body language before interacting with them. It’s just not in the common cultural knowledge like dog body language is. At best it leads to people being unnecessarily scared like Felix, at worst people get hurt.
Why are they blocking their nostrils if they want to smell?? Or does it trap the smell?
@@kingcosworth2643 there is another smell receptor in the roof of the mouth that opens up when they do this. Cats, dogs and other animals do it also!
That horse thought Felix smelled like a snack probably.
@@redbirddeerjazz I was gonna mention cats do this, that's the Flehmen response (as OP mentioned) they use the vomeronasal organ. Very weird to see but fascinating.
I'm very happy Ken is growing as fast as he is. I've been watching him for years and he finally gets the recognition he deserves. But he deserves a little more. SUBSCRIBE GODDAMNIT
Ken riffing about buildings having an expiration date.... I live in a city with Roman walls & buildings dating as far back as 75AD.
This really gave me some insight into why all my American friends' houses feel like a shed/summer house. Build them like that and yeah of course it's got an expiration date.
PS- if you're struggling with this accent please find some scousers to react to!
I just recently learned that Roman concrete is way better than current concrete. It's sad that the knowlege of how to make Roman concrete has been lost
After all these years of being a fan of Felix and Ken, watching their real friendship shine in these videos lately is such a highlight of getting on RUclips.
A lot of houses in the UK are from the victorian era. They tend to be narrow, tall terrace houses that were mass made for workers. The walls are pretty thin with some kind of mold or water damage. They always have creaky floorboards and the ceilings are kinda high so there are usually cobwebs too... Also, each house comes equipped with a friendly ghost to watch you when you sleep. :)
True also tend to be more pricey the area I come from is early 20th century houses so just before the war, or houses built in the 80s so I don't see too many old old houses
I love Victorian houses here in the uk I wouldn’t have it any other way. The added bonus ghosts make for great companions! :)
I don't think Casper is the ghost they talking about
Stayed twice in Victorian era houses in UK and each time weird shit happened. One time my man got his only sleep paralysis there, and we heard all sorts of sounds, the other time wind blew and windows banged all night as if it was storm, but it was perfectly clear outside. Brits, wtf is happening there? Do you guys get used to this shit?
@@Kanikanihia kinda yeah my parents always just laugh it off but tbh I'm like u h h then again my house isn't that old but Victorian houses have a habit of making noises just because they are o l d so it does add to the ambience
As a Welsh person, I agree. Our language is a monkey throwing poop on a keyboard, and I love it
But it sounds amazing 😁
The thing with the houses is because American houses are built cheaper with wood. Houses in the UK/EU are built with stone which is a lot stronger and more durable.
strong with leaks...huh. I get it foundation repairs are expensive in the US but at least replacing a wall or patching cement is "relatively" affordable. We have houses here that still have lasted for hundreds of years too.
@@froniccruxis1049 no shit sherlock, of course there are houses in the Us that also last a long time. However in general they are less durable.
I’ve been very depressed lately to the point of ending it all and watching you guys and buff pro is really saving my sanity. Keep it up boys love you all. Very funny
I've been there. Hope you are doing better!
I hope u r doing better. I listen here as well to get out of the pit
As a Welsh person Ken and Felix trying to pronounce the Welsh town names was funny and some Welsh people don’t know how to pronounce their own town names anyway 😂😂
If you can't say the name what do you call it? Lol
@@KelseyDrummer you just say "there"
I found out I have some Welsh ancestry, tried to look up town names and gave up. Talked to some other Welsh people, they said "I don't know how the feck to say it either. We're just from THERE"
@@laurenmiller5784 Well some signs are in English and some signs are in welsh but when I see a sign I’m like um 😐.. what does that say? Then someone has to say oh it says that and I’m like oh
@dylan murphy true
Yes when somebody ask where you we're born. I was born over "There"
So Felix has both pooped in the shower and cleaned up his pee with his socks.......you learn something new everyday!
Felix is a man of doing nasty things.
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Swedish tradition
A true king among men
I wanna hear them try and understand the Glaswegian accent. I would've thought Felix would develop an ear for accents, having lived in the UK for so long lol
@Lauren Damaso Ruiz meh it’s not that bad. It’s only when they are pissed it’s w tad harder looool
As a Scot, I'd love to see them try to understand someone from the Shetlands lol
I am Glaswegian , it sure is an art to understand us, we are fast speakers too.
wait isnt Limmy's accent Glaswegian? because man those clips are tough to understand
@@apizlmbg1 Yeah Limmys Glaswegian, as a fellow Glaswegian I thought Limmy was an easy one to understand but obviously not 😂
Felix sounding more Scottish than Scottish people do when doing an English accent 08:36 🤣
Ikr
But it sounds more irish to me
13:20 that's also what the tall obelisks in Egypt were for, many were near the Nile River because they needed to be able to boat out and mark the obelisk where the flooding stopped, which was also essential flooding for their fields to carry silt from the river. And those obelisks are enormous, imagine how high those floods could reach.
That's interesting didn't know that, but why is there one in Washington?
Levees people
Pewds and Ken are still the greatest RUclips couple
You mean like married or two pea's in pod orrrrrrrr they couple of hilarious youtubers?
Noo Ken & Buff are 😊 🙃
What about the OG Smosh? IAN HECOX AND ANTHONY
@@Itzlolo1991 true
@@Itzlolo1991 definitely, not even close in comparison
Ken you need to watch "can't pay we'll take it away" it's a British repo show and its amazing
Hell yea! Love that show
A true classic
There is a link in description to submit video idea, send it to him!
My horse was beaten at her previous home and she freaks whenever she sees a whip. Of course, we have a great relationship so I never use one, but when she see lunge whips she’s out.
What kind of horse?
@@4d3c2b1a Quarter Horse
You have a horse? Wtf you must be rich
Quarter horses are so beautiful, I am so happy she has a loving owner now!
I had a Thoroughbred ex-racer who had been "trained" by a couple of idiots that knew nothing about horses or racing. She cost £400 (she was heading for the knackers yard), was skin and bone, had whip scars all down her hind quarters & would spook at the slightest things. I changed her name to Fleur, she was black with a white blaze with white speckles all around the blaze. After a year of intensive work, a proper diet and unending patients she was a different horse! We ended up having the most amazing bond, she completely trusted me, but only me. No one else could go in her stable or turn her out, eventually she started to trust the yard owner who was an amazing lady and helped me so much. Those whip scars never fully went away, I will never forget the day she trusted me enough to touch them, they were no longer painful but the emotional trauma was. I gave her a massive hug after plus a parsnip and a couple of mints and cried my eyes out, Fleur responded by licking my face - I know it was probably for the saltiness but it felt like she was trying to make ME better, she then put her head over my shoulder and pulled me closer. I had her for 17 amazing years, she had a good long 6 year retirement too after 5 years of competitive Dressage then lots of long countryside hacks. I still miss her.
Sorry this is such a long reply, it's not often you come across other horsey people that have a horse from a mistreated background. Sadly it's all to common in the racing industry.
@@kayoliver5530 lol np, I have an ex racehorse too and now that she’s retired, she’s the funniest and sweetest horse. Her name is Pinch My Cheeks but we just call her Cheeks, which ironically suits her perfectly.
I'm born, raised and lived in Northern California my whole life. Been married to my hubby, who is British, for 22+ years. His accent is fairly easy to understand, compared to these especially! What cracks me up is when we're watching something British, he'll often ask me, "What did they just say?" So I have to translate English to a guy from England.
As a southern American I understand about 95% of what they were saying, I'm surprised ken couldn't being from the south
He's from the wealthy side
Felix & his pee is like .. ‘just asking for a friend lmao’
The dude that was "training" the horse is stupid. Horses learn from release of pressure, so you ask them to go gently until they do, then you stop asking and then they learn. They do not learn from punishment.
but those are being trained to be tough like the residents.
@@SangriaDracul no, they are trained to be scared of humans.
@@SangriaDracul stop, you have no knowledge about horses so don't speak. That man is abusing the horse, plain and simple. He's literally hitting the horse while pulling back on the reins, giving not only two opposite ques which makes the horse confused, but he's also hitting it, you should never hit any animal.
Yeah literally the only thing that guy was teaching the horse to do was to ignore signals from him, until the signal becomes strong enough to be abuse🤦♀️🤦♀️
@@aspannas lmao you REALLY don't understand sarcasm... smh
Ken: “You ever spill milk on the floor and wipe it with your sock?”
Pewds: “DON’T GAS LIGHT ME DAD.🤬”
Ken: 😳🙂
Nice pfp
@@fytra2025 we found the simp!
@@fytra2025 đ k č
The genuine “dad” pause at the beginning followed by “you ok” 😂😂 ken is the best!
8:10 “And there can be…murder”
**ad for Hulu’s Only Murders in the Building immediately follows** : “it was murder”
Pewds just makes things worse for himself :') why mention cleaning pee with your sock? WHO DOES THAT EW :')
edit: shocked reading these replies, wth
Every man on earth
@@Guus115 no 😬
everyone do that
Literally me
I meannn most kids do that lol
I like how we could hear him clearly when he was talking about the poop teeth but after that is was just static
A minute and a half in and Felix already talking nasty lol! IM DONE 😂😂😂😂😂👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
11:24 Okay so it's not the UK, but I have family in Ireland, and one day we saw a house that was partially built, and the entire thing was being built of concrete cinder blocks - the 4 exterior walls and a few of the interior ones. Whereas where I live in eastern Canada, houses all have a concrete basement, but the walls of houses will be made of 2x4 studs, eg. wood framing, covered with some type of siding or brick exterior, or horrifyingly, styrofoam covered with plaster (EIFS) So they are definitely not built the same way as in Ireland.
My mans at 6:02 sounds like he's talking into a fan
This is my favorite kind of videos. Just two dudes hanging out.
Means especially alot as a spectrum person, just taking it in when being in a chill place.
Seeing ken and pewds struggle to understand a Yorkshire accent makes me laugh so hard, and just FYI we're not all like this!!!
Are there different accents in every area like in the states? Ie NY vs TX. Its always weird when I visit the states and you can tell were there from by the accent 😂
@@nerdycurls6253 we literally have different accents in every town
@@a_lil_bit_shady wow that's cool, I wonder how so many different ones so close together developed.
@@nerdycurls6253 because the UK is so much older than America. People used to live in relatively isolated villages and towns, and in the absence of mass media and fast transport, wildly different accents developed
@@nerdycurls6253 Yes lots of different accents, not just the only two hollywood has ever represented - queens English and cockney. Accents are mostly different in each county and can be different in neighbouring towns and cities. For example, scouse, Yorkshire, geordie, West Country, brummie, east Anglian, Scottish highlands, lowlands and welsh ones.
Ken’s shirt looks like a burger wrapper
THANK YOU. I've been thinking this since yesterday. He's a Kenburger Supreme from Super Dad's Burger Shack.
Well... *Now* that's all I can see.
Super 🍔
LMAO
@@phoenixevanidus thnks
ken and pewds is the ultimate collab, i look forward to their videos together constantly. the unrelated rants are golden
love this type of videos from these two so much. Keep up the great content
Place looks like the perfect setting for a Resident Evil game
Possibly where they got inspire for res 8, they seen the shittiest village to ever exist and picked it.
When this is your actual accent and you now have a super power over both Ken and Pewds.
Not being able to communicate effectively is a great superpower
@@davidh5130 not everyone with this accent is full of drugs and riding around on bikes with no wheels. Yorkshire is massive, lots of people have this accent, yes even doctors and rich people, shock horror. Just because you don't understand something, doesn't mean we are unable to communicate effectively, we would probably just dumb down our accent for you, but why would we do that at home when everyone understands us?
@@bettyboosh8384 True. My dads best friend is a multi millionaire who lives in a castle (North Yorkshire) and has an accent similar to this. People don’t seem to get that just because you’re from the North - it doesn’t make you poor.
I work in a local university and all the southern students seem to have this misconception that everyone up north is poor and speak in broken English, it just isn’t true. There’s rich and poor people across all areas and these people shown in this video obviously don’t have much, but it’s got nothing to do with Yorkshire or their accents.
As an Australian, it's so fun hearing Ken talking about things in Australia I've never thought twice about.
1:25 I agree pewds, I agree
Felix constantly accidentally exposing himself gives me life
The fact that Ken actually got cwmystwyth right is funny
This village is near Newcastle, the boy who got smacked had a Newcastle football club shirt on. For those who don't know, Newcastle is a shit hole, so it's unsurprising the villages surrounding it are dives too. Also, fishing villages and old mining town are known to generally be awful, since those industries got outsourced to cheaper countries.
Dunno about all of Newcastle being a shit hole like, some of it's alright. Better the further north you go.
@Lauren Damaso Ruiz Newcastle is a shit hole though.
Wild guess : Makem.
@Lauren Damaso Ruiz lol I think you just need to take the L.
Some places are shitholes.
13:25 part of the reason, at least from a civi point of view, need the measurement to know if your SUV/Ute/4x4 is tall and heavy enough that it will be able to cross
In the USA we have flood measure sticks. They aren't obvious, usually position near bridges or docks. Sometimes they go completely under water and have to be adjusted for the next flood. Especially the ones along the east coast. On the west coast the water is so low the measure sticks are basically hovering on the canyon walls. When they say falsh flood on the west they mean it. around spring the runoff rivers start raging. any rain just adds to it but after the runoff period all rivers are dry.
I’m so happy to see other countries also have regions and cultures like this 😆
Thought it was just the deepest Appalachian populations. Probably fun people but definitely some culture shock initially.
I'm Welsh and the section where you tried to pronounce the place names was hilarious!
Same
Lol I live super close to ynysybwl
Alternative title: *Ken and Felix roast British people* 💀
Those sticks in Australia, could they be so people can decide if it's too flooded to drive through?
A lot of them also mark past severe floods
Yessir and they can be really useful especially when you’re far inland. Also it’s cool to see how much water can go through one are when all you see when you’re driving through normally is just dirt and trees
Press went from, “I’m a great driver” to “I’m a decent driver” to “I’ll get you where you need to go”. That’s an honest man righ der lol
Years later, and I still look at Felix in a different light every time I see this video.
There's should be a collab with Pewdiepie and CDawgVA and try to pronounce places in Wales.
I was just thinking that too
I think Pewds was in Wales quite recently, so I'm hoping he did a video with CDawgVA about Welsh names too lol.
Dare I say it :
Content!!!!
The title of this should be "Ken and Felix visit a real life Sim village". The guy with the horse was like "Eueuhue"
"Eueuhue" was probably the sound of his last brain cell leaving his body.
Omg does felix have to wake up at 4 am just to record with Ken?😂
no, its ken who have to wake up at 4 am
I think they take turns
15:15 why does ken say sh1t like "In America if you can read they just give you a license." You have to take a written examination which consists of 100 questions and a driving examination and if you get 3 marks wrong you fail. I mean yeah if you read the book you can pass the test but that kinda goes for anything. But you still have to prove your knowledge.
As someone who lives near the coast.. those sticks that tell you how deep the water is when it floods helps so that people don't drive into water and get stuck or drown.. because a lot of times you can't tell how deep it is.. you may think it's just a little water but by the time you realize it's much deeper it's too late
i just absolutely love how ken didnt get the joke felix said in the beginning about the drizzle
"Everything in the UK looks ancient"
-Ken 2021 11:09
As a British person I find it weird that they can't understand us 😂 and he did a Scottish accent lmaooo
Now to make it better. Pewds said he doesn't need subtitles for Filipinos, he can understand them fine but for you guys he can't understand a damn thing they are saying lol
Filipinos speak better English then the English!!
So glad someone else picked up on the Scottish accent too! 🤣
@@kopykat6843Maybe but they make horrible health care workers😂
This is 2 years old how did I miss this golden content
Totally get the flooding sticks seem a bit silly but it makes sense since it's a low cost for preventing avoidable deaths.
Generally when you see them, you're in a high risk flood area, and enough people under estimate how deep it's flooding (maybe it's a truck driver looking to make delivery on time and would have risked until they knew how deep it was, maybe they're out of town, who knows). These high risk flooding areas get dangerous really quick and make it real clear that "yes this is a dangerous level of flooding, turn around."
I love how felix lives in Britain for years but isn't at all ashamed he doesn't know the language👌🏻
To be fair, he has lived in Brighton which has a million other regional dialects between there and Yorkshire itself
Yeah Brighton is in the south, and this accent is wayyy North, plus its way out in the countryside about 2 hours by train from the nearest city. I wouldn't even expect other brits to understand it. 🤣
@@bettyboosh8384 I wasn't trying to throw shade, but it's not like we're in the early 1800s, people know more than their regional accent. Just turn on the tv once in a while🤷🏼♀️
Bro I've lived in Germany my whole life and I can't understand some of the dialects people have here either
@@bettyboosh8384 yeah I'm from Yorkshire and their accents are as thick as you can get around there.
Ken has the ultimate Dad shirt. All future shirts fall short.
Definitely gotta do more! Also do some of the worst in US too, would be interesting imo
6:50 nah, horses show there teeth as a sign of aggression, Felix was right to be scared.
The thing you gotta know about the Welsh language is that 'w' usually makes a harsh 'ooh/u' sound, 'dd' usually makes a 'th' sound, 'Ll' makes a 'cl' sound like the beginning of close and 'y' is almost always an 'ih' sound. Once you've got those down, it's pretty easy 😂
I kinda agree with Ken on the housing. It the houses do look ancient. Nobody wants to rebuild them to try and keep up the structural integrity
I literally accidentally spat out my noodles all over my laptop when they were trying to pronounce Welsh towns.
Congrats. But, have you ever have noodles sneeze out of your nose?
Ken: Gobsmacked? Ohh when you're slack-jawed.
Me: *Slack-jawed?*
Hi, Australian here. The floodstick measures are used to indicate how deep the flooding is, so prospective drivers know if their vehicle can handle the flooded road or not. Hope that helps those curious!
Ken is like a therapist for Poods, revealing traumating memories just by talking
Old houses over here are built out of strong brick. My house was built in the early 1930s and it is hard brick. Near impossible to drill through. They were built to last. Unfortunately it costs a lot more to repair which means more people suffer from leaks and other problems. Newer houses are cheaper to repair, but the bricks aren't half as strong.
7:29 pewds face be like: I have accepted my fate
"the Marzia garden" would be insulting but she is perfect
The first in the friend group to say "you're gaslighting me"is usually the one gaslighting 😂
He said his dad was gaslighting him then Ken proceeded to think Felix was talking about him.
No gaslight happened between them
Ken, you're the one who introduced me to Pewds waaay back xD I love these get-togheters with you 2!
always love when ken and pewds go on a long talk bout random topics lol
"Houses will only last so long before they fall in" *nervously sweating in my farmhouse from the 17th century*
Hopefully you have insurance.. For your whole house.
That measurement stick for flooding in Australia is almost as tall as Felix
We have those in Texas.
@@ThatGirlJD forbidden puddle
Nah Felix taller that measurement stick would need tippy toes to even come close to felix.
Ken holding his Vick's pen the whole time 🤣🤣 next video that comes out is going to be an apology video where he talks about going to rehab for his strange addiction to Vick's nasal inhalers
Damn these two habe a magical dynamic. It's a delight to watch.
5:06 - bruv is rockin Pewds merch wit it