people are really being political in the comments? man.... i'm very into some political brainrot... but i can at least keep my political stuff to more appropriate comment sections
Right? There's people out there that are very kind, but so many out there just...aren't. I know it's how humans can be, but America tends to have some really bad people in it. Not saying other countries don't, of course, but as an American, I hear all the stories XD But hearing them have good stories and showing they had a good time is great! Hopefully one day, we'll have some American-based off collabs with some JP members!
I think most americans are rather charmed by cute tourist girls from other countries that are obviously there to have a fun experience and take pictures and try the food, etc. It's the foreign people that want to actually LIVE there, who have no desire to adapt to the culture, that americans intensely dislike.
@nomad_boreal What you just described goes for literally every country. Egypt, Russia, Brazil, Japan, US, Angola, India, all of them. Regular people are the same everywhere.
@@TheDrexxus Whether it's tourists or new arrivals (not to be confused with "illegals",) long as they're not living in fancy hotels paid for by taxpayer money, they're welcome to stay for as long as they like.
"America is massive." I honestly think we Americans don't even realize how big our own country is sometimes. Japan is nearly the same size as California, but it seems even smaller because so much of the land is mountainous.
It's pretty common to fake celebrate in retail/restaurant businesses when someone says they have a birthday. I can't say I've seen it in supermarkets before though...
@@CrizzyEyesthis is what i suspect tho i've seen grocery stores in small towns do it a few times it's more common among older generations than younger generations, esp around birthdays, so it's less common than it used to be
Man, I really wish I could just hop on a plane for 10 hours and be in Japan. Living on the east coast of the US means there's usually two or three flights involved and usually 14 or 15 hours of flying.
I flew ANA, you gotta go to New York/New Jersey but it can be done in 13...not counting my 3 hours of train/bus to the airport. Or the 2 hours in the airport. Or the time spent in Customs on arrival. All in all, I was awake more than 24 hours by the time we got to where we were staying (I don't sleep on planes). Honestly though, if you want to go, 10/10
Something tells me she'd have a good cackle with the alt history in Team Fortress 2... I mean, Lincoln inventing stairs because he was bad at rocket jumping?
Only bummer part of their trip is that they went from LA to Las Vegas, aka the desert. They missed out of some great national parks and im sure they would have been in awe of some red wood trees.
Yesss. I was a little disappointed when they didn't! Perfect time for Botan (I'm not sure about how Korone feels about guns) to go to a shooting range and try out a wide assortment of guns. It would have been fun to see though
Imho everyone who has never fired a gun should take the opportunity to go to an indoor range when they can and just... have that experience for the first time. It's about as expensive as any other leisure activity, guns are constantly in video games, movies, and the news (and thus having firsthand experience gives you some good perspective on them), and the physical sensation of it is extremely unique.
@@Necroskull388 my first time firing a gun was when I got enlisted into National Service nearly 11 years ago, getting a hit at 300 yards was pretty nice.
i wish i saw more translators do that tbh. it's a nice touch and i'm atm trying to grow my japanese back to something resembling where i was in high school (after taking 2 years of it). i'm also somewhat picking spanish back up, but that's partly due to exposure bc for some reason workers in major fast food chains around here are disproportionately mexican and the majority of those are even esl
While some people are angry, most people out in the wild are rather friendly. And just being a bit friendly in the US is overly friendly for anyone outside the US.
I've seen a lot of other clips about this but only just _now_ did I remember how much of an aversion Botan had of heights and flying Well, she had fun at least 😅
I work on the Vegas strip. Hollywood movie stars and heads of state are common to me: U2, Black eyed peas, Ron pearlman, Clinton, Bush Sr., DiCaprio…. If I ever ran into a Vtuber, I don’t know what I do with myself
I can relate to Botan. I flew for the first time a few years ago. I don't do well with heights in the first place, so i was a nervous wreck the entire time. The flight home hit more turbulance so it was even worse.
Depends on where you are really, when dealing with people here. Manners can vary where you are, be it city or country, North or South, and partially luck of the draw. That grocery store encounter sounded like they were somewhere rural maybe. You don't see many happy birthday announcements over the speakers here, or any place I've lived in this country, and I've lived both east/out west. Really happy their impression was a good one though! Two really awesome talents deserved a really good summer break!
As someone born and raised in the USA, I've literally only seen that in restaurants. And I've literally lived in 3 different states(techinically more from when I was too young to remember) on either coast and finally in the mid-west.
It's good that those people were so nice. However, for me, it's bad when people are not only very rude but also waaaaay too nice. It's super mixed where I am in the southern US. I felt more at ease in many businesses in Japan, at least until English-proficient cashiers ask me personal questions or compliment. It is nice, but a shock!! I'm there to enjoy some nice professionalism. XD I live in fear of birthday announcements! My small high school announced peoples' birthdays and I begged the office ladies to not do mine!
not gonna lie, It always get me worried when they travel to the united states, as things are with people in there... fortunately all Holomems had a good experience and were totally safe
Tv & Internet doesn’t paint an accurate picture of the US. You really think most of us aren’t living pretty well and treat each other well in the richest and 3rd most populous country in the world?
@@kabob21 You expect me to believe that fat americans on scooters shooting m16 with a beer in the other hand, flag on the back and a bald eagle on the shoulder shouting AMERICA FUCK YEAH is not an accurate depiction of the U S of A?
If you stick to the nice areas it's fine and there's plenty of them. also they'd most likely be with their managers and/or staff most the time so they'd be pretty safe.
As long as you have survival instincts and do your research on where and where not to go, you're fine visiting. If your gut is telling you not to go down a road, not to go to a place, or not listen to someone, follow your gut.
@@Terralventhe "diversity" (other cultures say "this must be the 'freedom' I see in movies and TV") versus old Americana where other cultures find the friendliness baffling but definitely not inhospitable
@@BronzeAgePepper Yeah. It's funny that you have people who weren't even around in the 90s trying to gaslight that "things weren't better in the past before we started pushing for our brilliant progress" when we have literal footage from that time period, not even doctored or tailored, just regular street interviews and such, of people of all walks of life having zero problem with each other. Everything was cleaner, people actually treated each other with decency. There's only a few places left like that nowadays.
![Lui's Warnings to the Other Girls for Their America Trip [Hololive/Korone/Miko/Flare]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/GsafZZVqLsw/mqdefault.jpg)
![Lui's Warnings to the Other Girls for Their America Trip [Hololive/Korone/Miko/Flare]](/img/tr.png)
Also, as y'all may know, this isn't the RNC/DNC, so let's try and keep negative political rhetoric out of the comments! Many thanks!
I've got the hottest Political rhetoric about cupcakes don't get me started
@@gumb0lor pancakes 🤬
people are really being political in the comments? man.... i'm very into some political brainrot... but i can at least keep my political stuff to more appropriate comment sections
Botan releasing her child side by being the hyperactive kid during the vacation
Botan being the youngest sibling always becomes overwhelmingly apparent in moments like this.
First time witnessing her imouto energy?
If anyone is wondering, it sounds like they visited Freed's Bakery. It is indeed a mini cake and pastry supermarket and they do that lol
Those cupcakes have the Kroger clearance sticker on them, so they probably went to Ralph's or Smith's.
It's very kind of them to buy some cupcakes for the soon-having-birthday staff-san. They care for their staff-san.
It's great that the two of them got to see the kindness of Americans when they traveled here!
Right? There's people out there that are very kind, but so many out there just...aren't. I know it's how humans can be, but America tends to have some really bad people in it. Not saying other countries don't, of course, but as an American, I hear all the stories XD But hearing them have good stories and showing they had a good time is great! Hopefully one day, we'll have some American-based off collabs with some JP members!
I think most americans are rather charmed by cute tourist girls from other countries that are obviously there to have a fun experience and take pictures and try the food, etc.
It's the foreign people that want to actually LIVE there, who have no desire to adapt to the culture, that americans intensely dislike.
@nomad_boreal What you just described goes for literally every country. Egypt, Russia, Brazil, Japan, US, Angola, India, all of them. Regular people are the same everywhere.
@@TheDrexxus Whether it's tourists or new arrivals (not to be confused with "illegals",) long as they're not living in fancy hotels paid for by taxpayer money, they're welcome to stay for as long as they like.
@@TheDrexxusI intensely dislike you for painting 300 million people with a comically broad brush..get over yourself.
I'm happy to hear they had a positive experience during their time here.
for whatever reason i love hearing korone call botan "botan-tan" ^_^
It’s so cute. “-tan” is the cutest suffix anyway and then the fact that Botan’s name ends with it already makes it even better
Ko'one is the Queen of giving cute nicknames lol
@@Bloodstar-o7 yes, my absolute fave is "iru iru" XD
It’s the greatest thing ever.
The taste of freedom
An carbs
"America is massive."
I honestly think we Americans don't even realize how big our own country is sometimes. Japan is nearly the same size as California, but it seems even smaller because so much of the land is mountainous.
i had no idea san diego was hours away from la until i flew down to that area for a tech conference one time
yeah just the lower 48 are almost as big as the entirety of the EU
I've never heard of a staff having a tanoy celebration for someone buying cupcakes before
It's pretty common to fake celebrate in retail/restaurant businesses when someone says they have a birthday. I can't say I've seen it in supermarkets before though...
@@zeriel9148 Might have been a specialty cake shop, the ones with good staff tend to do things like that.
@@CrizzyEyesthis is what i suspect tho i've seen grocery stores in small towns do it a few times
it's more common among older generations than younger generations, esp around birthdays, so it's less common than it used to be
Man, I really wish I could just hop on a plane for 10 hours and be in Japan. Living on the east coast of the US means there's usually two or three flights involved and usually 14 or 15 hours of flying.
I flew ANA, you gotta go to New York/New Jersey but it can be done in 13...not counting my 3 hours of train/bus to the airport. Or the 2 hours in the airport. Or the time spent in Customs on arrival. All in all, I was awake more than 24 hours by the time we got to where we were staying (I don't sleep on planes). Honestly though, if you want to go, 10/10
JA flies direct out of New York now!
If it's an actual JAL flight and not a codeshare, then it is worth the cost. JAL is a very nice airline.
I did it last summer from South Florida 18 hours between two flights it was worth it
Took me 16 hours from JFK. JFK to Chicago and then Chicago to Tokyo
It's so funny to hear Botan just make up American history like at 2:40 😝 She's such a comedian sometimes, especially when she's with Korone
Something tells me she'd have a good cackle with the alt history in Team Fortress 2... I mean, Lincoln inventing stairs because he was bad at rocket jumping?
@@DinnerForkTongue God that would be phenomenal! And so perfect for Hololive's ace FPS player 😆
I’m glad they liked American generosity and extrovertedness
I hope Botan and Korone grow to love America
Only bummer part of their trip is that they went from LA to Las Vegas, aka the desert.
They missed out of some great national parks and im sure they would have been in awe of some red wood trees.
Botan doesn't like heights. Good to know. Also mood
If they were in Vegas, they could've gone to the shooting range. Would've been a treat to see these two fire a gun for the first time.
@@hexmech1893 They'd spend less time shooting and longer trying to un-jam the guns after each FTF or FTE, but hey, any gunplay is good gunplay, right?
Yesss. I was a little disappointed when they didn't! Perfect time for Botan (I'm not sure about how Korone feels about guns) to go to a shooting range and try out a wide assortment of guns. It would have been fun to see though
Imho everyone who has never fired a gun should take the opportunity to go to an indoor range when they can and just... have that experience for the first time.
It's about as expensive as any other leisure activity, guns are constantly in video games, movies, and the news (and thus having firsthand experience gives you some good perspective on them), and the physical sensation of it is extremely unique.
@@Necroskull388 my first time firing a gun was when I got enlisted into National Service nearly 11 years ago, getting a hit at 300 yards was pretty nice.
@@CrowitzerTheHoloFanheh i wish i had a place with that kind of space
...and a rifle with sufficient range to do that
Thanks for including jp sub too
i wish i saw more translators do that tbh. it's a nice touch and i'm atm trying to grow my japanese back to something resembling where i was in high school (after taking 2 years of it).
i'm also somewhat picking spanish back up, but that's partly due to exposure bc for some reason workers in major fast food chains around here are disproportionately mexican and the majority of those are even esl
I'm happy they ran into some nice people cause it's def a mixed bag over here lol.
While some people are angry, most people out in the wild are rather friendly. And just being a bit friendly in the US is overly friendly for anyone outside the US.
@@Lowlighttyeah we have a reputation of both being nice and being forward 😅
Yep…especially a mass amount of jingoism among the us folks.
Coco Kaine can be their guide...
Only Korone would go do the laundry just before a reveal of a show/roadtrip
I've seen a lot of other clips about this but only just _now_ did I remember how much of an aversion Botan had of heights and flying
Well, she had fun at least 😅
Imagine being their staff and being taken to a "vacation"
I work on the Vegas strip. Hollywood movie stars and heads of state are common to me: U2, Black eyed peas, Ron pearlman, Clinton, Bush Sr., DiCaprio….
If I ever ran into a Vtuber, I don’t know what I do with myself
🫡 if you ever do
AMERICA YA
This is America
Don't catch you slippin now
This is a Mario
This is a bumblebee
Look what I'm whippin' now
i was wondering if someone would do this.
@@TheShiningEnergy Scrolled this far to get to the Gambino representation
I can relate to Botan. I flew for the first time a few years ago. I don't do well with heights in the first place, so i was a nervous wreck the entire time.
The flight home hit more turbulance so it was even worse.
I thought the celebration thing is on restaurants only.
Well at least botan and korone had fun
Depends on where you are really, when dealing with people here. Manners can vary where you are, be it city or country, North or South, and partially luck of the draw.
That grocery store encounter sounded like they were somewhere rural maybe. You don't see many happy birthday announcements over the speakers here, or any place I've lived in this country, and I've lived both east/out west.
Really happy their impression was a good one though! Two really awesome talents deserved a really good summer break!
given they were doing a road trip from la to vegas in a camper van, it probably was in a small town out in (or almost in) the middle of nowhere
Probably near or in Barstow if they're taking the standard route to Vegas.
As someone born and raised in the USA, I've literally only seen that in restaurants. And I've literally lived in 3 different states(techinically more from when I was too young to remember) on either coast and finally in the mid-west.
The girls were in my neck of the woods........
wholesome
Yes, America is all about "excess"
I still remember when watame find shishiro weekness
botantan ;;
I wonder if Botan ever went/experienced the gun range.
So a special forces lioness and a mafia don dog walk into a supermarket and the old lady at the regiester is fine with this.
Did anyone hoped she visited a gun range?
I would love to see both these videos with full english subtitles 😅
👍!!!
ワイもアメリカ旅行にいきたい><
めっちゃ楽しそうｗ
治安とか大丈夫だったかな？
観光地から離れなければまあまあ安全かな？でもカリコみたいな小っちゃめな町は全然大丈夫ですね！
アメリカ合州国ってのは、不思議な国で治安の悪いところと良いところがハッキリクッキリ分かれているんです。
治安が良いところは、ホントに穏やかですし、治安の悪いところは空気まで震えるようです。その異なる地域が道路2つくらいしか離れてなかったりすることもあります。
@@MsCyou0157it truly is a strange country we live in
@@dead-claudia
貴方が気分を悪くしたなら謝罪します。あくまで日本人の感覚です。
日本は、どこにいても大きな違いは感じない国なので、アメリカの多様性の深さには理解が追いつかない事が多いんです。
私が、アメリカに行った時は州ごとや地域ごとに大きな違いがあったのが、とても興味深いと感じました。
It's good that those people were so nice. However, for me, it's bad when people are not only very rude but also waaaaay too nice. It's super mixed where I am in the southern US. I felt more at ease in many businesses in Japan, at least until English-proficient cashiers ask me personal questions or compliment. It is nice, but a shock!! I'm there to enjoy some nice professionalism. XD
I live in fear of birthday announcements! My small high school announced peoples' birthdays and I begged the office ladies to not do mine!
valid tho i still enjoy typical southern hospitality a lot
i hated those announcements too tho 😬
Definite head canon here. Japanese cashiers do not make small talk.
2:52 "the one on the left" you mean Mrs. Lucy Bell Lane? I do not think she looks very much like Abraham Lincoln.....
wonder what store that was because I've never seen that happen lmao
Looks like they went through some historical towns in the vlog video, so I can see it happen if they purchased the cupcakes at a small town 😂
the cup cakes looks like they're from fry's or kroger in some states because that's how their price sticker looks like
Prolly one of those cozy one-horse towns where everyone knows everyone. Very familial atmosphere in those.
@@randynguyen9006 Nah the cupcakes were when they were in LA
@@DinnerForkTongue Nope it was in LA.
I wonder if she went to a gun range
as an american seeing them in california made me extremely worried for their safety, glad they had a fun trip
my concerns for their safety would've only really been near the start and end points of their trip tbh
A little aggressive on the sound effects...
Got it! I'll tone it down some!
I disagree, I think it fits the editing style
@@KaigaiNikiClips It's just my opinion - go with what your audience enjoys!
not gonna lie, It always get me worried when they travel to the united states, as things are with people in there... fortunately all Holomems had a good experience and were totally safe
Tv & Internet doesn’t paint an accurate picture of the US. You really think most of us aren’t living pretty well and treat each other well in the richest and 3rd most populous country in the world?
@@kabob21 You expect me to believe that fat americans on scooters shooting m16 with a beer in the other hand, flag on the back and a bald eagle on the shoulder shouting AMERICA FUCK YEAH is not an accurate depiction of the U S of A?
If you stick to the nice areas it's fine and there's plenty of them. also they'd most likely be with their managers and/or staff most the time so they'd be pretty safe.
As long as you have survival instincts and do your research on where and where not to go, you're fine visiting. If your gut is telling you not to go down a road, not to go to a place, or not listen to someone, follow your gut.
It really depends on the location. Nearby the coasts and in large cities, it's rough, but out in the countryside it's a lot calmer. For now at least.
Muricunt
It's a place where people do fent folds in the street
And provide Donut Operator with free footage.
Only in the stunning and brave cities.
And that's what makes it so based
@@Terralventhe "diversity" (other cultures say "this must be the 'freedom' I see in movies and TV") versus old Americana where other cultures find the friendliness baffling but definitely not inhospitable
@@BronzeAgePepper Yeah. It's funny that you have people who weren't even around in the 90s trying to gaslight that "things weren't better in the past before we started pushing for our brilliant progress" when we have literal footage from that time period, not even doctored or tailored, just regular street interviews and such, of people of all walks of life having zero problem with each other. Everything was cleaner, people actually treated each other with decency. There's only a few places left like that nowadays.