USA vs European Christmas | Hasanabi Reacts to Geopold
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- Опубликовано: 28 дек 2023
- Hasan reacts to Geopold's newest vid about Christmas and the differences between how Americans celebrate and how Europe does!
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It's comforting to know that Europe is in many ways just as whimsical and terrifying as you would expect if you were an American raised on European fairytales
What? America will never be anything like Europe, Europe has a healthy culture, America has a corporate culture
European culture and folklore just goes back much further than the American one.
The only thing Americans have is some expropriated native American legends and cringeworthy cryptid stuff.
@@tortellinifettuccine bruh, Europe puts the "cult" in "culture", let's not pretend our shit is any different. Also, capitalism was invented here.
@@tortellinifettuccine you're allowed to have fun, nobody is debating. Foh
Disney Versions 😂🙈
Admit it, every teenage boy that age, from any country, will go with their friends to just look cool trying to intimidate Krampus during a parade. With the risk of getting spanked in public
I remember my first Pilgrimage, my buns were ablaze!
USA Christmas seems like capitalistic hell
It is
@@maventry beat me to it.
Its pretty epic as a kid though.
Everything here is capitalistic hell lol
yeah but its sick as a kid
Queen Victoria's husbond, Albert was German, from the state of Hanover, and she had him introduce a bunch of Christmas traditions from Germany, including the Christmas tree, which the public then embraced.
I thought it had to do with the Anglo-Saxon obsession. Them dudes came from Northern Germany.
its not that , she was already German, it happened long before her. I will show you how it happened
In 1685, his Catholic uncle and father-in-law, James, became king of England, Scotland, and Ireland. James's reign was unpopular with the Protestant majority in Britain, who feared a revival of Catholicism. Supported by a group of influential British political and religious leaders, William invaded England in what became known as the Glorious Revolution. In 1688, he landed at the south-western English port of Brixham; James was deposed shortly afterward.
William's reputation as a staunch Protestant enabled him and his wife to take power. During the early years of his reign, William was occupied abroad with the Nine Years' War (1688-1697), leaving Mary to govern Britain alone. She died in 1694. In 1696 the Jacobites, a faction loyal to the deposed James, plotted unsuccessfully to assassinate William and restore the deposed James to the throne. William's lack of children and the death in 1700 of his nephew the Duke of Gloucester, the son of his sister-in-law Anne, threatened the Protestant succession. The danger was averted by placing William and Mary's cousins, the Protestant Hanoverians, in line to the throne after Anne with the Act of Settlement 1701. Upon his death in 1702, William was succeeded in Britain by Anne.
A lot of it came about as voting rights were expanded to positions of the bourgeoisie. The monarchy couldn’t lean on aristocrats anymore, it had to start marketing itself and it’s at this point when the idea of the ‘royal family’ emerged, as well as stuff like making a point of celebrations and such.
Interestingly not long after this all started Prince Albert died and Vitoria went into long term mourning, which really impacted her image amongst the bourgeoisie. Workers also weren’t always find of the monarchy, there’s a statue of here in Manchester and the army had to be there when it went up so a mod didn’t rip it down instantly.
He was also her cousin.
Guy defending Birmingham at the end doesn’t realise the majority of on location filming for Peaky Blinders was done in… Manchester
Editor's Note: The hotel internet was causing a lot of audio/sync issues. I tried my best to correct it, but it's still a bit janky, sorry!
Hasan and most of chat don't know where Anglo-Saxons came from 💀
Anglo-Saxon being an amalgamation of two separate peoples
@@jjboswell5043 Dude it's way more than two. According to Wikipedia it was "...the Goths, Vandals, Angles, Saxons, Lombards, Suebi, Frisii, and Franks" "...might also have included the Huns and Rugini."
You're a very silly Billy aren't you
@@jjboswell5043 both of which are Germanic 😂
@@cookieface80 Those were Germanic peoples, at least most of them. Many Christmas traditions in European countries predate conversion to christianity and have pagan roots.
Austrian here, yes we want to be violated by the Krampus. In my village, at the beginning of december Saint Nicolaus and a horde of Krampuses drive around the village in a tractor. When they arrive in the town center the kids run after the tractor and tease them until they leave the tractor and start to hunt them around the village. We also have the Percht, the creature actually shown in the video. The Percht is a fairy from the wildernis which scares off bad spirits. They parade around the village hitting people with sticks, some have glowtorches and some even spitt four meter high flames out of their mouths.
wh- what the fuck
this happens in some parts of italy too
@@giuliof.989 south tyrol? It's culturally Austrian
@@trago034 yes but also in friuli-venezia giulia
The US has a similar tradition as Krampus. We call it the LAPD and NYPD
(Norwegian here, we celebrate on Christmas Eve) I've always found American Christmas so anticlimactic. You just wake up and open presents? Okay I guess. We have a big party, fancy dinner with the whole family and then open gifts together, with lots of hugging and thanks. It's a great time.
EDIT: I do know that Americans have family dinner parties too btw, I just think its anticlimactic to open the gifts the day after. Feel like its more fun with everyone there. Becomes more hype, more of a grand celebration.
That’s just what we do on Christmas Eve Christmas is essential just you’re immediately family and the party is on Christmas eve
Yeah Americans have big family dinners too lol
That also happens in the US, we just do that on the night of Christmas Eve instead of on Christmas Day itself, and then Christmas day is the wake up and open gifts with your family stuff.
European just don't speak
And as a Balkaner I always found non balkan Christmas lame as shit lmao we got about 7 days of pagan traditions and shit from bear skins to masks and walking on burning coal and dancing on fire
As a belgian guy i will say that black pete or our sinterklaas (santa claus) is a different one from the christmass man. He comes on 6th december. Also the german christmass market goes way further then just britain.
@thierryparte2506 it is based on the same holy man, it isnt the same holiday though. As a kid you get gifts on 6th december from saint nicholas "himself" and then at christmass from family "in the spirit" of saint nick i guess.
one of my favourite things about Americans is that they will compare the country of the USA with the entire history-rich continent of Europe in the same breath
@@lordmiraak8991😢😅😂
My husband is Belgian and he gets why it’s racist (zwarte Piet). His parents and extended family would die to keep that tradition alive and no, they don’t see color and it’s not racist to them 😂. I respect culture and all, but changing it to be more accurate just makes sense at this point. Hearing people justify this is so cringe.
@@Radv13 yeah definitely. Its a weird tradition. To be honest i've seen zwarte piet being depicted quite badly in very old children books with a chain around his neck and getting whipped by the old bearded white guy, but nowadays i dont think it carries any real racist thought, its just a celebration for children. Roetpiet (soot pete?) Has also done a lot to fix the image, making it an actual white person with a dirty face.
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It's kind of funny that Christmas is typically German because Great Britain was the dominant world power in the 19th century. If the British royal family had not been German, the traditions might have been different.
Tbf it was a lot more than Britain that had royal families with German roots. Russian Tsars were insanely German by blood (even if culturally they were 100% Russians).
Nicholas II, guy who got executed by Bolsheviks, had a German wife from Hesse. Nicholas II's father, married a Dane, but if you look deep enough, her heritage is actually German from Westphalia and Hesse. Nicholas II's grandfather? Also married a German from Hesse. Nicholas II's great grandfather? Named Nicholas I, he married a princess of Prussia. Nicholas I's father, Alexander I? Married a German from Baden. Nicholas I's grandpa, Paul I? Married a German from Hesse-Darmstadt. Paul I's predecessor was his mother who couped his husband (who was pretty stupid tbf) was Catherine the Great, she's a full-blooded German from Pommerania.
So glad I'm not in the next room trying to have a chill euro city break over Xmas and I end up next to Hasan streaming 😂
Oh you're from Austria? "Let's throw another shrimp on the barbie!!"
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Oi mate, Austria? How's Steve Irwin? Oh naoow mate, a dingo ate ma babeey
Man Europe's actually goated for their Christmas. All I had was to go to church and be angry for the whole sermon in the middle of the night
I know hasan isnt calling the bullring and selfridges "just a mall" 😭😭
The reference with Brits 'going back to their German roots' talks about the Anglo-Saxons who originally migrated to the British Isles from North West Germany. Obviously, their ancestry has mixed with the local Celts as well as other groups such as the Norman French, Norse vikings, Roman settlers, etc. but Germany - or more specifically: continental Germanic tribes - are one of the core origins of modern day England.
maybe the fact that the rulers where german is also what he meant ...
He said Germanic not German. Similar but very different things. You forget also the Frisians to their language the English are the sister language in the Germanic family of langiuages.
@@kresimirzex2720 The roots are Germanic because of the invations and immigrations from Agglia (south Denmark), Saxons and Frisians. Also the English language is a Germanic language. Most of the rulers were of Germanic tribes or kingdoms or Norse speaking French (Normand conquest)
Be careful with Christmass and Christmass Eve. In many European cities all the tourists attractions and shops are closed on Christmass day as well as almost all restaurants. The solution can be Christmas markets but they may also have different schedule and maybe limited offer on Christmass day. On Christmass Eve shops and businesses tend to have significantly reduced hours so If you need groceries make sure to get them first thing in the morning.
Also regarding travelling all sorts of transport get extremely busy in that period and especially in days before Christmass so it would be good to buy them some time in advance…
Also be careful in Norway, shops close for many days during Christmas, everyone has to plan their shop visits, or you'll be stuck without food!
You’re hilarious bro..
I am from eastern part of Romania and not only we have the bears we also have the GOAT , the bear is also more common on new year's eve . Also the kids go sing carols/new year chants and receive money or goods is like halloween with effort to memorize the most basic carol
fratele meu 🤝
Krampus litterally goes back pre roman germania.
And it's rly not that weird or bad for kids it's rly fun.
It’s very funny that British people having german markets is the thing that makes him say “What?! This makes no sense!” Like, we’re singing about red-nosed raindeer, talking snowmen, & having a fat, jolly white man in a crazy ass red outfit deliver presents… To celebrate the birthday of Jesus Christ, a Palestinian man who Christians believe was literally God… What do ANY of our major Christmas traditions (aside from the boringest ones, like nativity scenes) have to do with Jesus’ birthday?! It’s ALL super random, from the stuff we take for granted to the most obscure European village tradition. It’s funny because I was just thinking about that the last time I heard Christmas songs/carols. How weird it is that rather than adapting any kind of actually birthday-related traditions, it’s just like… Jingle Bell Rock, Rudolph, Frosty, Santa putting coal in kids’ stockings for being naughty or giving them a gift card to Olive Garden or Red Lobster if they’ve been nice… The Star Wars Christmas Special… This bizarre movie I watched on VHS as a kid called Santa Bear with some of the most disturbing voice acting ever… Not that I’m calling for a return to some weird religious orthodoxy (I’m not a Christian specifically, I don’t care about people saying happy holidays, & if anything, someone who really cares about Jesus & his word should probably respect Jesus’ Gnostic mystical teachings which the romanized Christian religious authorities arbitrarily declared as heresies), but what does any of this have to do with Jesus’s birthday?! It’s literally just like Western cultures were like “It’s cold here. Let’s do some Winter stuff,” seemingly drawing as much on the solstice & pagan traditions as in anything to do with Jesus. Lol it was just cracking me up imagining if Jesus did come back, & on his next birthday he saw what we did for it…
it has a lot more hidden meaning that you think... a lot. I have time to tell you one : so you know how the Sun goes slightly up or down every day in different seasons, meaning its just slightly moving, making the day longer or shorter. So when that transition happens it a strange phenomenon where the Sun actually stands still for 3 days. And it is said it has died on the cross. Also 3 starts appear from the East (visitors of Jesus) then what happens is the Sun starts to go up and the days start to get longer and plant life starts to grow- thats why its called resurection.
Americans clutching their pearls about our pagan traditions is hilarious ahah!
Christmas is just a pagan holiday with Christianity slapped over it to urge assimilation. That explains basically 90% of the “weird” traditions seemingly celebrating the birth of Christ, and why you celebrate said birth in winter, nowhere near the time he was actually probably born
Lol peaky blinders is filmed in Liverpool the surrounding Merseyside, Manchester and mostly everywhere other than Birmingham as most of what used to be old Birmingham is developed on in ways that wouldn’t fit the time period
I mean some scenes were filmed in Digbeth, Brum. But yeah, Brum has been left to rot enough that those old terraced houses that would've been film appropriate have been built on top of with warehouses that have also now rotted and fallen into disrepair.
im from romania, and i agree that the bear thing is fire. i live near the capital, which is in the southeast, but i still saw a bunch of dudes walking around the city in traditional wear, and one of them fellas was in a bear costume
we also have a goat tradition, a dude wearing a goat head made of wood nowadays, with a moveable mouth, and covered with the cloak. he goes around town with his buddies, they sing and he dances. kind of like the welsh thing. it wards off evil spirits
i love this place. and yet most people disconsider us.
I would prefer all of these over American Christmas lol These are just a second Halloween 👻 (Except for the Dutch one, obviously lol)
I couldnt stop laughing. I thought maybe I was traumatised as a child because I didnt find acting out a kidnapping plot as a participant without knowledge as particularly comforting, but no, we just like everything to be messed up and scary during holidays!
The thing about the ''Dutch'' christmas (it isn't Christmas) we did give the Americans the idea of Christmas with New Amsterdam. But it is with a bit on his cheek now, maybe the first year after the big changes you saw pete with colors but now it's just pete's with soot.
2minutes in and he's already all worked up LMAO
2:21 he said “Australian” 😂
I once got smacked in the face by a 4 y/o Krampus with a balloon on a stick made of dried pig intestine
How tall was the 4yo (or the stick) or were you a kid yourself? The image of a tall 4yo doing that is funny, but that's also nasty lmao.
@@ellem8990 I was squatting down to talk to my then toddler brother.
@@CantComeUpWithAGoodName oh I see, thanks for explaining
The dancing bears looks amazing!!!
Now I want to go to Romania
"What do you mean British people go back to their Germanic roots" dawg maybe the word Saxon has something to do with Saxony, be crazy if it did (though the German displays in the UK represent 19th century German culture, while the Saxons colonized Britain in the 5th~6th century, making it nonsense anyway)
Unfortunately there are worse armpits in England than Birmingham if you travel a little further North.
I get what you're saying but no, Birmingham is disgusting.
He skipped iceland 😢 we have 13 yule lads who give stuff in stockings for the 13 days til christmas and then their mom grýla who eats naughty kids and her cat who also eats kids but only if they didnt get new clothes for christmas and their dad who is just a loser
The yule lads are the best!!! One of my favourite channels, Drawfee here on RUclips, has various videos where they draw the yule lads.
Jesus Christ I never realized till now Christmas is in the middle of summer in Australia and Brazil😭
Aren't Christmas Markets and Oktoberfest very popular around the world, I even saw them in Japan.
IN the north of Portugal we also make a fuck you bonfire, it is the best, Madeiro! biggest one i was part of burned for 3 or 4 days best times around the fire with some hot wine and some roasted pig
Yes we eat pork to 😂
In Newfoundland we have Tibb’s Eve which is the night of December 23rd where everyone gets shitfaced with their friends before having to go visit various relatives for the next week
I'd love to get drunk and catch that Krampus fade. Have a lil holiday squabble.
10:36 the subtle middle finger lol
I wanna dress up as a drunk festive bear eating kfc
bro when your culture is literally a coca cola commercial, your opinion becomes invalid.
Have you noticed there's no south European countries in this video? ✌️
Southern europeans have some weird Christmas shit as well.
In Portugal we have Caretos de Podence, some kind of krampus but super colourful. Google it.
Can u upload the soccer vid pls?
Germanic is vastly different from German. The video is probably Joking but Hasan is just slow...
His chat's braindead "HUMANS ARE SO WEIRD" dawg its tradition
I'm from a similar place to Birmingham 💀💀 and the thing ab the markets is so real I hate it lmao
Sticking out your gyatt for the Krizzler, you’re so skibiddy, you’re so Austrian
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I live in Birmingham, its the best place ever
Birmingham is famous for being the heart of the industrial revolution in the world, you could even call it the birthplace of the working class. But yes, now it is a hole. Not really sure if it's like Ohio though, probably more like Detroit. Am a proud Black Country lad and love our history, but everything everyone says about the Black Country, Birmingham and the West Midlands is true - it is a real poverty stricken shithole. You understand where Tolkien got his inspiration for Mordor from when you come here.
Not as bad as the north.
Need so see him reacting the USA VS EUROPE (obesity) video
I was thinking about something wage related but I couldn't find a recent video to talk about this. So I was thinking, and I think it's not just a disconnect about being lazy. We're not young people have 2 jobs to cover what one won't. It's also hog America wants people to be prideful and dutiful to their low paying job. There is a character problem with young people that somehow work8ng retail in our 30s isn't a source of pride for us like they would like it to be. We can't afford to live or improve our situation but we should be pleased and grateful for some reason. Maybe that it's worse in other places. That is a fair take but you can't force people into a financial corner then say it's from their own choosing when they had no say or power THEN expect them to be delighted by being pigeon holed and accused of it being our faults.
After graduation I was applying to jobs and just about any job. I was applying to gather shopping carts for home depot and in the form they asked if I believe hard work is the key to success. Just walking from the best public university in the world to gather shopping carts, nah I don't believe that to be true. I do believe we have to do our best to survive but it doesn't save us from things even getting worse. That's the other part the hogs don't like. They don't like people of colour like myself to be armed with the language to evaluate my situation. That's also why there's an attack on education and people darker than a paper bag not pursuing a trade. It challenges their placement too much if we have this mobility, a way to describe what's broken, and more importantly some grounds to say we're above anything at all, even having earned it. They want shoe shiners to know their place and serve a smile that soothes their worry off cultural shift
After I didn't agree to the home depot prompt I was locked out of all of their applications because from a corporate level they want people who blame themselves and seek another fruitless shift to improve their misplaced judgements to themselves. That is employable. That is ideal for maintaining a plantation without uprising and were approaching 2024 trying to coexist with industrial revolution Era wage cages. We go along with it too from this don't hate the player hate the game mantra that enables this mistreatment but shoots down the modes we do have to better our lives. We're fearful of education and debt as we should but with good grades tuition is free. It's more expensive to not have full availability for working. Our own constructed take of education is just a big of a part of this. My moms neighbor looked down on me while I was studying. It didn't make sense to him that a man darker than him not have a more back breaking life. He placed 0 worth on my education and the ways I was improving my circumstances. It wasn't lazy and I almost a 4.0 GPA. Funny enough his daughter was also a student at a lessor school and he wore that with pride. When it's uneducated parents valuing an education it matters when it's their kid and they should be proud. When it's a black mixed male it's a social inequality that I not handle sewage for 30 years. That's the acceptthey want.
I read most, and I agree, it challenges the status quo in which mostly rich, white families born into wealth, continue with wealth even after failing, as their network is everything.
It fuxks up everyone, but especially minorities, and while poor whites don't suffer all those injustices, many suffer at least some.
It feels like a concerted effort to dumb working people down, so that we're "proud of our work", and "serve our rightful and all-powerful customers with the respect and reverence they deserve", while earning minimum wage or less, while their oh so generous tip I should I should be filled with joy for, doesn't even increase my wage, it just let's my boss use the tips for wage instead of pay, so with tips, an establishment is allowed to pay just over $2 an hour....
Not to mention sl*very. How it was never abolished, just changed into a new, but very similar form in that blacks minorities, POC and poors were targeted for long sentences, often dr*gs, and be forced to work, in some cases for nothing, or anywhere from 2 to 40 cent an hour.
What does "forced to work in fear of punishment, while being paid little or nothing for compensation" remind you of? It's still the same arguments too.
During the 2000's or 2010's a warden said "we're letting the good workers out, all the good workers are set free" as if human labour was a right granted, and it was outrageous for it to dissappear as these free workers _they even fed an gave roofs to_ started being let out!
It still makes me mad!
If you haven't, check out the plantation prison in Louisiana! It used to be really harsh, but now they're just doing lifelong forced labour for minimum compensation, so now it's just modern day sl*very instead 😂😭
Tldr
@@Joostmhw good no 9ne asked you
14:00 what is he talking about here lmfao. I honestly can't understand what he was trying to say.
English originated from Germany (land mass, this was obviously prior to germanic unification through Lutter). Fun fact, the Name "English" or "Anglo" originates from the word German word "Engel" which means Angel and was a known tribe in the north of (now known as) Germany. They had some king in Denmark and then went to England or something, don't remember the details though.
Not sure why he is bringing China into the mix here lmfao
Krampus run is fun 😂
if this dude knew Santa is a mushroom his mind would blow
In the USA every tradition and part of a tradition that isn't marketable just gets erased, that's why they don't have a culture.
Europe is just very very old 🤷♂️
Wait till he finds out about Easter traditions in Slovakia
No cagatio? That is a wird as hell tradition, not scary, but very weird.
Hasan is the worst at reactions lmao he just fucking sits in silence 😂
14:50 what does bro mean death to ulster😭😭😭 i like my province-
Use a VPN to see European ads for full immersion
Because Germans do Christmas good. All the good baking wild English Cuisine is arguably the worst over boiled vegetables with zero seasoning
I do not condem Krampus and Hamstrap xD
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This entire video is an American coping with the fact Europe has kept its old histories and traditions while also moving with the times politically. Believe it or not having a rich traditional culture and a progressive government are not mutually exclusive.
Have you not been paying attention to the multiple European countries back sliding into fascism and Nazism again?? Including some of the ones mentioned here??
@@zeechops401 Funny enough I would say that the United States is actually the most progressive country in terms of social everyday life.
@@Wheatthin21 Yet its the US thats close to becoming a dictatorship
@@Wheatthin21😂
US today is Germany 1932@@zeechops401
That accent should never be allowed to utter the words “out of pocket”
There's a reason for heavy metal invented in Birmingham after an industrial accident
It’s okay y‘all can just accept that y‘all biting our Yulfest/Weihnachten. And Germany ain’t even on the list at the end lmfaooooo
Dude has the means to travel to a different country explore the culture and do local things but he brings his PC and streams from the hotel and gets mad when someone ask if he’s going to play no pixel. you’re working on your vacation sending mixed messages. It would be nice to see this foo enjoy his vacation and not stream. whatever it’s his life
And I am here watching it only because all of my podcasts on Christmas break while I cook lol
You... Obviously don't watch his streams or follow his socials. Dude literally does all this and in this particular video said it was 11pm. Are you that horny to be so miserable, you just gotta hyperfocus on that?
I mean, he doesn't want to. And you wouldn't see him enjoying it, you're asking to not see him. As far as we know, if forced to do this, he would still spend a considerable amount of time keeping up with the world. He takes breaks when he needs to
I figured it out!!!
Santa was just a thief that got caught sneaking into a house but, he didn't want his ass beat so he thought fast and gave some of the shit he stole away as "gifts for Jesus's birthday or some bullshit."....
BIG L as a swede he didn't even mention julbocken or that you're meant to leave out porridge for the grounds gnome
Austrians like bdsm nothing wrong with that XD
pretty sure the whole "going back to their Germanic roots" comment Geopold made was just a joke, I feel like it's just a random thing English people do
I mean yeah I mean it's a joke but also a fact?
Both languages descend from Western Germanic Dialects, in fact there's so many similiararities from Middle English to Middle High German that the two could essentially communicate though therre would be a lot of strain understanding each other.
Like you may have heard the term "anglo saxon" that's the name we call the Anglecynns(you know like anglican christianity which comes from the same area) who bred with the Saxons and Jutes in Southern Brittain roughly 1500 years ago. who were then invaded and settled by the Danes 400 years after that. Then the Normans conquored britain, who despite what some schizophrenic social media will tell you ARE NOT VIKINGS but their descendants who were also interbred with Franks andGasllo-Romans, or as we call them now "French" which are obviously not "vikings."
tl;dr why is everyone freaking out about mentioning Germanic history of england, it's literally their origin point for modern english unless you wanna pretend the Celtic tribes are the only influence on England and that their culture wasn't erradicated and wiped out by thousands of conquessts between those factions. And that's wihtout going into the fact that the entire Royal Family at the point most of these traditions were solidified were Ethniccally german due to marriages through royal families to secure power.
Ava Koxxx is from Birmingham! 😈
Austrian kids go there on purpose lol
The Anglos and the Saxons were germanic tribes.
Japan does german Xmas markets too. Wayy to expensive tho . 0.1/10
1:50 .... ye Has...it is wild , kids watching tradition from place they from... " iam i wrong:" , but kids watching pride parades (+18) is a ok... yeeeeee 😆
Hammered hasan is so funny
Birmingham doesn't even make the top 50 worst places in the UK to live. Yeah, there are some much worse places.
Even 35mins east you’ve got COVENTRY
The KFC in Japan is probably different from KFC in the US. And also probably better.
No it's not. Supposedly Japanese KFC is worse.
@@cookieface80nah, KFC Japan is not same as a USA, because USA sell chicken from past day but Japan is different because because chicken being cook without recycling chicken and Japan people hate waste of food
@@cookieface80nah, KFC Japan is not same as a USA, because USA sell chicken from past day but Japan is different because because chicken being cook without recycling chicken and Japan people hate waste of food
Nah, Swindon is so much worse than Birmingham! At least there are things to do in Birmingham
How did hasan get white supremacy from german festivals? 😕
Hasan should read a history book.
hasanabi afraid of krampus XD
North european pagan yule is being taken over by capitalistic christian holiday. Sad.
The Ohio of England😂😂😂
America is England
I rather have Krampus than Zwarte piet,
Im from Birmingham -_-
Same
Jesus is way scarier
The oldest at a part still existing culture in Europe are the Celts! All the traditions you saw have their roots from Celtic traditions!
i love the celtic peoples. amazing to think that once they lived all over europe, where nowadays there's germanics and other barbarians 😐 love from romania, thanks for teaching us about the potter's wheel 🙏
Google: “mummers in Newfoundland”
bro christianity came from the middle east it only makes sense literlaly every european culture maintains some paganism. Also english people are germanic although i find it insulting to be compared with a german. i mostly here irish music blasting where i live though, which is ironic.
the Dutch want to cling on to their colonizer past so hard wtf
i avoid public places on december 5th bc of the whole krampus thing. actually traumatising