American Reacts to Why Brits Look Down on Americans | Part 2
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As an American I know that we have a reputation about the world. Today I am very interested in continuing to learn about what Brits think about Americans, and why some Brits look down on us. If you enjoyed the video feel free to leave a comment, like, or subscribe for more!
It's not that we look down on Americans!
What it is, is, we refuse to look up to the pedestal you automatically put yourself on!
I think the British are more aware of what is going on in American politics than a lot of Americans are.
I think the main reason that we Brits are less than complimentary about Americans is the fact that the USA is a relatively young country with access to incredibly powerful technology. A toddler with a machine gun, if you will. It's certainly true that whenever matters of policy are brought up, especially around gun control, certain Americans, including those in high office, will throw tantrums that a five year old in a supermarket would be proud of. There's also a gracelessness to American culture which feels almost deliberate at times. Finally, the clumsy approach to the English language is somewhat grating, in that it lacks the poetry and sophistication of the British - dare I say authentic - equivalent. In short, it's a lot of minor things that just build to a greater annoyance than anything in particular.
So then you are fully aware that Americans in some cases sound more like the British settlers than modern day Brits, right? The British colonists speech was rhotic. I'm aware there are a few pockets of Brits who still speak with a rhotic R and a few pockets of Americans who do not, but mostly American English is rhotic and British is not. Also, much of your comment smacks of jealousy, like it or not, particularly the first sentence
@@cookielady7662 I'm not jealous in the slightest. Also, it's somewhat of a myth that British settlers in the Americas sounded remotely like Americans do now. It's certainly true that UK speakers no longer sound the same as we did 350 years ago, but we never spoke with an "American" accent, as general a term as that is. Both accents developed independently once the US was established. It is more substantial than rhotic and non-rhotic r's, lets be honest.
@@andrewbowman4611 I could have gone on about the language but opted not to. It's not a myth about being rhotic or non-rhotic at all. That is what I was referring to. No reason for you to believe me though. Look it up.
Maybe you aren't jealous, but it comes across that way to an awful lot of Americans when Brits start whining about us being a young country but we did/have/do/say XYZ. Why do you care and why do you insist on talking about it then? We hear it all the time.
BTW, my ancestry is mostly English, something I was proud of at one time. Since discovering how many English people feel about Americans though, not so much anymore.
@@cookielady7662 I didn't say it was a myth about rhotic and non-rhotic. I was talking about the idea that Americans speak 18th century British English, which they don't. Also, while I appreciate your frustration with my fellow countrymen, I'm not sure I appreciate being the target of that frustration. I wasn't trying to upset anyone, so it seems that odd that I seemingly have done.
@@andrewbowman4611 okay. have a nice day.
That says it all. You don't know about your chlorinated chicken but Brits do!!! US chicken is banned in the UK.
I’m a Volunteer Tour Guide in York England and so come into contact with lots of American Tourists. Always friendly and polite. But many have an amazing lack of Education. Here are some questions I get asked:-
Why did we chose an American name for our city?
What came first Medieval or Roman period?
What part of England was first settled?
But what they will never understand is our Association of Voluntary Guides. We provide completely free walking tours and don’t accept tips. We do this as a hobby and out of Civic Duty. But for Americans getting a service for free, without tips is Socialism and so evil!
Yes, that is something that was not mentioned in the interviews but really winds me up. I have always been a socialist but the word is regarded as an insult in USA. British people are more considerate, trying not to be a nuisance. It is about collective responsibility rather than individual freedom.
I think it is entirely reasonable to assume that the first settlers in the UK arrived before Doggerland was submerged, so the Eastern side. Given the weather even during an ice age I would suppose the South East.
I once had an American couple ask me where they could buy real whisky from in York, while stood outside the whisky shop that was on Copper gate. I
@@richardharrison284 the oldest complete skeleton in the UK (circa 9th century BC) was found in Somerset.
If by "settled" they mean "colonised" then AD 43 was when the Romans landed.
I've just got home after spending 4 days in hospital with Bad chest infections IV antibiotics and steroids, really nice food and nurses and doctors that care d about me, sent home with 7 days of medication and no bill, so glad im in the UK ❤
You had 'no bill' because National Insurance paid for it - a tax levied on the earnings of those who actually work for a living.
If you've ever had a job you've paid already - why do you not know this? Let me guess...............
@@gibson617ajg I wasn't having a go at the USA, I was just stating how lucky we are having the NHS here. I've worked as an electrician for over 40 years and I know I ve paid more than I've used, but I've never begrudged paying for it, one of my American friends had an appendicitis and even with her insurance she had a USD12500 bill. How can you budget for getting sick 🥰🤗
I had the same problem at least twice a year ++-+over 35 yrs no bill,the list complaints are so long,bill. no
Choronited Checken refers to that in the US Chicken are cleaned with Chlorine, while we in Europe don't
They so wash the chicken eggs, removing the natural coating, so US eggs need to be refrigerated, British eggs do not, though a lot of people do.
What are they cleaned with?
Chlorine is present in the water supply in Britain.
@@gibson617ajg Water? (That was a reply to what are chicken cleaned with?) to be clear
@@gibson617ajg Yeah, we have a bit of Clorine in the drinking water too, but not so much as to be noticable. It's usually not needed since even water from the lakes and streams are perfectly fine to drink
I am a Canadian who lives in North America. Our country has a name, Canada. I have family members who are citizens in the USA, who live in North America.I have friends in Mexico and that country has a name and they live in North America. I want to know why you haven’t given your Country a name??
It is arrogance to claim America as your name. You are just a small part of a large continent.🇨🇦❤️🙏
Their country has a name. The United States of America. Why they have shortened it to America. Up for debate I guess. but what would they call themselves if they didn't shorten it? Mexico/Mexican, Canada/Canadians, United States of America/???? United Staters? United States of American? USians? l think they defaulted to America/Americans as the other options are quite.... odd/
People from the USA have two equally annoying ways to say where they are from:
- The most frequently used one is to say what US state they are from, assuming we should know the US states (while they would never know the states of the Federal Republic of Germany or any other country for example and I'd wager they dont know all the US states either). Start with the country for god's sake.
- The other one is to say that they are Americans. There are 35 sovereign countries and several dependencies in the Americas. Again, start with the country, not the continent. US Americans are not the only Americans. They aren't even the majority.
Call yourself US Americans, not just Americans, and show some respect to your fellow Americans and call yourself US Americans and not "from Texas, Illinois or California" and don't presuppose knowledge among non US Americans. No other country would ever do that.
If the US likes the Brits so much why did my wife get shuned just because she had a London accent after living there for 5 years as a Dutch female? The waiter in Orlando did not understand her and fortunately my English sounded more like an US accent because I watched a lot of USA TV series here in the Netherlands. The waiter bluntly asked me : "What did she say"?... I was dumbfounded by that and a little angry. I told the guy"She speaks English, just LISTNE"
I have no idea what you are on about but you gave me a laugh anyway.
@@gibson617ajg If you don't get it this means that you are just as thick as that waiter was and you just remade my point, Thanks "Bro"
@@corjp You're welcome.
Rarely has a comment on here made me giggle as much as yours did.
"She speaks English, just LISTNE".
I have met a few Americans. I have no problems with Americans as individual people. But as a nation and politically i really struggle with what goes on. They need to 'enter and rejoin' the rest of the world.
I love your quote: “I find the British can be too self aware of the horrors of the world.”
As a Brit, I agree. 😂
I’m definitely more European than American. I hate the fact the U.K. is moving more towards Americanisation
sigh, this has happened/happening in Canada.. at least you're nice and far away.
There are what I would say are good and bad Americans. The good ones are ones that have traveled overseas and experienced other cultures and the way others live. Then compared it to America to see how better or worse they have it.
Then you have the bad Americans who have never traveled, know nothing of the outside world, and yet think they know it all and the world bows down to America and everyone wants to come to America. Whereas in reality, more Americans are leaving each year for a better life.
you are right there are good and bad Americans, the trouble is the bad ones come over here.(only kidding)
The Australian sounds more american . I use to be a history teacher and i taught world history this is the one thing thats lacking in the states they need world history. 😊
The Girl at the end is Exactly what is wrong with Americans.
She talks about individualism like America is the only country to have it.
She came here with a propaganda stereotype that English are slaves to the monarch and we all were upset about the death of the Queen.
What she saw was everyone else around the world coming to visit.
Everyone in Britain was in the pub getting pissed and making Most of the extra day off.
Yes she was talking rubbish and thinking that she knows the country well after living here for a very short while . I lived in the US in several states for years . I wouldn’t claim to really know the USA
@@mrsprivate1678 Excatly. Its that the type of ignorance that winds us up.
To be clear, not all Americans are like that but there are a majority of them that are.
I've also spent time across the Pond and I will never pretend to know everything about their culture either.
I'm English, not British, and have as much interest in the Royal Family as I have for the contents of my handkerchief after blowing my nose.
We went to America for 5 weeks then again for 6 weeks beautiful place lovely people ❤ only thing I didn't like about it was the food not very good 🤔
Watching this video is a complete shock to me because I've been listening to it's all and I've never ever thought or heard the Brits are better, different yes definitely as every country is but never have I ever thought better
Hang on a minute it''s the British thinking that Americans think they're better not the other way around. Hello from Australia another country that gets inundated by American media. 😂
If you don't know about chlorinated chicken but we do, there's a good example of lack of education. You could have looked it up if you have a desire to learn.
Not really.
Lets face it most Brits only know about it from the endless Brexit brainwashing
I don’t think a lot of people in the UK are like this. I worked with Americans when I worked in London and most of them were good people. I do remember how astonished they were about our holiday entitlements. A lot of them said ’we only get a week and we don’t take all of it’!
i dont think brits care one way or the other about america because we are just trying to live are own lives.
Simplistic doesn't mean the same as simple. Just saying...
I get annoyed when peopel say well you shouldnt judge our country before you've been to it and yet i get a lot of comments on SM from Americans who have never been to the uk and yet spew out stuff like omg british food is bland etc you know the rumours that were started in WW2 by american soldiers when we had food rationing so yeah it was bland 80 years ago not anymore and they just refuse to educate themselves or listen to actual brits/english/scottish/irish/welsh
If you put an American in an underground bunker for 30 years,with nothing else but a tea cosy,the American wouldn’t realise that the tea cosy would make a serviceable hat.
Its always hilarious to see how the usa fails to realize Britain is basically their mother not their brother thats why they had that war to be independent, you know the whole revolt of george washington, always goes over their head 😂😂😂
You seem to be listening but not hearing the young ladies were talking about England you seem to believe they were talking about America. The Harry Potter ,cute , small island etc is rather patronising.
What do ever learn? From what I have seen, nothing.
The United States and the United Kingdom share a historic friendship and enduring alliance. 'People vary wherever you are all over the world some good, some bad etc. Importantly we have the same outlook and aims. I for one, am comforted by this. 😊
I genuinely love America (I have travelled there a fair bit), but it’s really just a place with people. I think it *is* the prevalent superiority complex that bugs me a bit. Yes, it’s the most powerful country in a number of ways, but power isn’t the only thing that matters.
I like Americans. I saw lots and lots of them in New York City and they were absolutely charming toward me. `Much politer than one would often find in a British city.
Americans call the British cute and we don’t like that. We all call each other. Bollywood is bigger than Hollywood I think. I think lately America is falling behind other countries with some laws like the abortion one and the bad food and healthcare. In the news, just this morning about 4 or 5 other countries were discussed. Do you get that on your news?
Having spent 10 yrs in the US I was baffled at the lack of international news. The lack of knowledge about basic geography and world history.
If an attractive American girl thinks that my accent is cute then I'm certainly not going to object. I'd be wondering if I might get somewhere!
These videos are obviously from trump’s presidency so old . Now in 24 the idea is not so bad , 1 man building walls the other man doesn’t know what a wall is
That's so shallow we have Harry Potter there more to Britain then Harry Potter
I hate Harry Potter.😮
@@pathopewell1814 The King Will learn of this treachery 🤣🤣💖
Couldn’t get a worse person, to do a video on this subject. He has no clue.
Great video Tyler, you're doing OK.
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I would say that the USA and the UK have very similar moral codes but with a slight difference is that the americans are taught to be successful and have a positive attitude towards almost everything, the british deep down inside are the same but are far more reserved in expressing it and it gets us in many situations that countries and people think we are a soft touch but deep down inside we have a resolve not to lose just two world wars with Germany and then we would show our metal and quietly fight to win.
You don’t know that the chickens you buy are chlorinated?
I have known many Americans who I would say think and behave in a way I can relate to, and that is at least partly down to education level. But in my experience there are so many Americans who, perhaps because of deficiencies in the education system or in the society in which they live have no real concept of life outside the USA. At present for example I am looking at videos about the forthcoming election, and specifically about the antics of Trump and the MAGA movement. And it's terrifying. There is nothing comparable to this over here, and a lot of the power in the movement seems to be linked to poverty and lack of education, and the wish for the man with the magic wand who will at a stroke make their lives better. This I think is one of the biggest differences. Over here we have multiple political parties and politics is not as polarised.
I like most Americans I've met, but I don't like their system. When someone says leader of the free-world, I just chuckle because it just seems nothing there is actually free (either in terms of finance OR true liberty.)
I feel somewhat sorry for Americans in general... they are raised to be good consumers (salute the flag, they're number 1) and it takes a real effort to climb out of that whole - those American, I have a real respect for.
Coupled with that, like many governments, the people in power aren't listening & that makes people more fearful (and extreme,) that's scary when you have the military focus the US has.
Historically the UK has been THE world power... we learned the truth of that & carry that with us in our attitude on the world stage.
BTW. A lot of our media is actually US originated.
Said this in previous video, Fall is an old English word, we changed it not America. We don't interact with British culture much?, what?!. So your media isn't utterly obsessed with our Royals?, you don't listen to our music?, you don't remake our TV shows and then revere those remakes? (steptoe & son, house of cards, the office, shameless etc), you don't go gaga over our actors that play the most prominent roles in film and TV over there?, Hugh Laurie, Tom Holland, Christian Bale, Tom Hardy, Benedict Cumberbatch, Keira Knightley and a million others.
World travel is a great educator as it allows one to see the world more clearly. One sees where one is from in a new light and why other countries are the way they are. The more one travels, the clearer and fairer one's conclusions tend to be. Even that Australian who had lived in the US for 3 years came across as a bit off the mark. He suggested some opinions weren't valid. He assumed it was based on ignorance of US history. One can be very knowledgeable and have valid criticisms at the same time.
Tyler uses the term "learning" very loosely...
18:44 we are ‘procedural’ to show respect for one another. Our free spirit finds outlets in other ways😊
I have come across some Americans through my former military job and don't have any problems with them. I'm sure people in any country will look down on somebody or other. Some people look down on British people. That's life.
8:14 its not an excuse to say you have the gun culture you have because of your past. That’s the simplicity that was described earlier.
TYLER, if you really want to understand the British culture versus the USA culture, watch the UKs 10 MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENTS. We, as a nation want to be reminded of the horrors that can happen to anyone unless we are aware and can take steps to prevent them. I’ve watched the reaction of American grown men who have seen these and they are really freaked out. It’s obvious the USA prefer to be cushioned from reality if it upsets rather than accept that these horrors happen. Ostrich? Head in the sand? You decide.
I think he has🤔and I think he was a bit freaked out🤷♀️😃
So many people forget to see the individual. The first lady here didn't forget. I lived in Annapolis and didn't meet a single stupid or arrogant or narcissistic person. (apart from a VERY rich young lady and a female naval academy sailor - Both of them just wanted to take the piss out of other people's physicality. So they could have been anywhere. I have American family and friends (and also black family) and they all have names and personalities first. And so do I. Looking down on a whole race or nation of people is just stupid!
Ego is the main thing, us Brits are pretty reserved, whereas Americans can be loud and brash.
Video of being shocked by simple things people know or should know doesn’t help the perception of Americans.
I do not look down on Americans and I am from the uk
4:25 - 4:35 😂👍 Luckily, at the opposite side of the North Sea, we're still protected from eating chlorinated chicken 😅
I think you mean the Atlantic Ocean. The North Sea is on the Eastern side of the UK and the Western side of Northwest Continental Europe.
@@elainethemusician3310 I was born and raised, a ten minute walk away from the surf of the North Sea.
The European Union protects its citizens way better than the US, against the uses of toxins like, for example, chlorine by the profit-oriented food industries.
I'm pretty sure this is exactly the point that this lady in the video was trying to make.
So I'm not confused about which pond I meant.
Please watch and listen to this UK lady again, maybe from the beginning at 4:08 minutes
@@elainethemusician3310 .....and although I became very, very, almost too Dutch, my genetics are for 55,1% Englisch and 32,1% Scandinavian, so every part of the North Sea, from east to west and from north to south is in my DNA
I understand and agree with you and the point the lady in the video was making. I was simply pointing out that as someone from the UK, it is the Atlantic that is between us and the USA. I am from the east of England so have known the North Sea all my life. The Netherlands is our nearest continental neighbour and there has been a lot of Dutch influence in this region of England. There are many houses with Dutch roofs and it is quite common to see similar facial features in people whose families have lived in East Anglia for generations and those of Dutch people. The landscape is very similar to The Netherlands and Belgium, too, as is the climate. I feel that we have much more in common with our Continental neighbours and friends than we do with people from the USA, although I have met many lovely people from the USA.
@@elainethemusician3310 Oh, okay. This video is about the UK's views on the US, I get it now😅 When I first saw your comment, I thought you had to be an American. Did you think the same about me? 🙈😂
You're a North Sea person, just like me! Cousins and friends 😊
It's good you mentioned Belgium. My father is Flemish, and he has even more English DNA than me: 64%!
So I have some of the Belgian coast in me as well. Only the Scottish have been able to avoid becoming a part of me, somehow 😅
To me, people from the UK are obviously European people. The only similarity I see between the UK and the US is that you are islanders, and the Americans act like islanders 😂
Thanks for your response!
I agree with what one person said in part one. Every country has problems, but a lot of Americans act like they're the best and the only thing that matters in the world. They think they own the world. Remember, I said a lot, not all. I have plenty of friends scattered all over the US, and I'm very aware that not all Americans think like that.
One comment I have, some Americans, in my opinion, are some of the least patriotic population in the world, while claiming to be patriotic. The least patriotic thing you can do is accept your countries flaws and do nothing about it.
I always say that Iceland is just as bad as the US, just in different ways. I don't know all that much about how things are in Spain. I've definitely come across scamming companies and such, and red tape, and complicated government stuff.
But overall, my experiences in Spain for the last 7 years has mostly been a positive one. I'm aware of some issues Spain has, but overall, I think it's heaven and earth better than both Iceland and the US.
There might be something to that ‘annoying little brother’ thing…
Consider two brothers, the older one has learned a bit, and the younger one is full of bravado while he is still learning whilst in the umm shadow/or protection of the older brother 🤔
Now that’s cute lol 🤭
You have to remember this is only a PART of the population. Im sure you can find lots of videos of American people looking down at people from the UK.
Take it with a pinch of salt.
we look down on you because of school shootings
The USA as a country is very very young compared to European, Asian and African countries and culture. American youth has of 2024 just had enough time pass to look back on their history and criticise or praise the history of their country. America has also gone through so many changes in a short space of a couple of hundred years which happened in other countries over hundreds of years.
The USA is still almost 100 years older than Germany - which only properly unified in 1871.
Slightly different annalogy😢
You didn't listen closely to one of the comments. The woman with the long dark hair was saying younger British people are becoming ashamed by the way their country has colonised other countries. The US, India and Australia are three examples of this.
Of course it's all generalizations - but I think it's a kinda fundamental thing. Americans are pretty instinctive - they're not exactly known as deep thinkers when it comes to the serious stuff. Massive global issues that involve the wellbeing of millions are still treated like a football match. We're a bit more considered, before we start shouting some equivalent of "USA! USA! USA!"
You might want to do a video on things invented in Britain, that might give you some perspective on why we Brits get a little irritated with Americans at times. You guys claim a lot of it & think you invented things you didn't. Just because something is widely sold & used in America doesn't make it an American invention. I know you guys focus a lot on your own country in your education, but the arrogance that instills is kinda problematic.
'Kinda'? I get so irritated by that. It's not a word, or even two. Bloody Yanks.
Definitely deflection from the UK whos politics is often equally absurd as US. 😅
I have found after several years of engagement on this subject matter, to let the UK say, believe, hate, belittle, criticize, and mock America at will, the best defense to this is no defense. Rise above the rhetoric and let them carry on the best they know how and just sit back and enjoy their show. Arguing and debating does not work, however silence is always golden. Live and let live.
You don't know how to spell 'defence' properly.
Oh, and it's 'Live And Let Die'. My favourite Bond film - sorry, 'movie'.
@@gibson617ajg um, both phrases are correct.
@@jamessanderson9258 Whooooshhhh
@gibson617ajg lol in my defence, I did write that at 4 AM.
Don't tar all British people like this only reason is since Americans voted trump which forced this.
YOu may have some "stuff", but you lack some much more important stuff that people in other countries expect in a deveoped country; for example, a national health scheme, a decent living wage, paid annual leave, paid sick leave. paid parental leave, etc.
I have to admit Americans who can’t think that they can do better than Trump baffle me. I find most Americans polite, laid back, interesting the biggest surprise to me is how lacking in wider world knowledge they are.
Two nations seperated by an Ocean. Thats a result
Most Americans think the world ends on the end of Marland coast
Stop saying like
Thing is you can't be a sibling because we existed way before you. We're your parent and that's that really.
Our brothers are Wales and Scotland hence being neighbours of the same island.
You can't cop6 our language and everything else then change it slightly and then act like your a brother to us because you just don't have the history for that
In all fairness: i have met lots of Americans in different countries in the world. Even had an American ex-pat working for me in Oslo. They are allways hardworking, polite and friendly. What most Europeans can't stand are the maga's. But they seldom travel abroad. We just learn about their inane view of the world from tv and UA-cam. Al Bundy did not exactly improve European impression of Americans. But if one look closer into it: Even Al Bundy (the artist who pictures Al) is anti Trump and Maga. The USA is great. Period. Hope i can go there sometimes.
At the start of your videos you always say the same thing, and I always think Awww come on you're not that bad matey 😅
I always think "but you never do". (Learn).
1945th
Dumbo, the technology?!
Gee, I didn't realize that the big tech companies were in the UK.
(They're not.)
Kinda proving the point... there are very many major big tech companies in England. I suppose ignorance is bliss in your case.
Someone said in this video Britain is closer to the us way of life , in other words we are like you and second best
Hi, Not worser,more worse.cheers
It gets worse, not more worse..........😀
Tyler; remember the USA are exporting characters like
Homer Simpson, Donald Trump, George Bush jr, and Al Bundy to the rest of the world. How would you think about Europe if our main export to the USA was ...clowns? 😉
Did you just say worser..
😢😢😢
Yes..he did **shudder**
I think you can stop claiming to be a "typical, AVERAGE American" because you're going out of your way to actually learn about different cultures. That's not typical at all. :D
I'm an English guy and living in Louisiana for the last seven years and I love America and the American people who are just great and humble people
to be fair we still not forgiven you for wasting all that tea you dumped in the harbor at Boston
They will probably be mormons then 😂 i have but there Mormons
Americans are fine for the most part, the American empire, like all empires, is abhorrent.
Brits certainly can't call Americans stupid when we elect Tory governments time and time again.
! Do you count yourself in the WE?
Be really stupid to vote labour
What's the alternative? I dislike the Conservatives but detest the Labour thickos. Angela Rayner? Thick as two short planks as a result of spending too much time behind the bike sheds at skool.She left with more kids than exam qualifications.
Diane 'two left shoes' Abbott?
Lammy? He thinks Sheffield Wednesday is a Bank Holiday for 'Northerners'.
I live iPerth Australian and i am amased at the fact that most Ausies like southern English have no idea what it's like north of Watford
I think if you lived here in Perth you would have a better grasp of English, so not schooled here perhaps? How can you generalise about what we are taught or know of the world? Most of us are both well travelled and well informed - certainly more than the "average American".
I don’t look down on Americans! I’m from the uk and I love the Americans and the US. They have more extrovert confidence personalities that I’d wish! We English are very reserved. I can’t express myself as I care too much about what society thinks. The food is better, the service, the weather, buildings, friendliness! I love it but most people may disagree with me. 😮
Don't say Americans. Say US Americans. There are 35 sovereign countries and several dependencies in the Americas. US Americans are not the only Americans. They aren't even the majority.
Call yourself US Americans, not just Americans, and show some respect to your fellow Americans.
"Worse"...not "worser". Please don't mangle the language. It is one of the cringey things! 😅
Tyler, why watch all this hating on Americans stuff? Im not going to watch it😀........
ACH noo your voice is very annoying 😮
It is, isn't it! It really grates on me. It's like he talks from the back of his throat with enlarged adenoids.
Let us hear the video. You are just talking constantly.
I think this is the problem with most Americans. They never shut up!😮😮
Tyler has to talk because he has to make content and drag it out to meet the length quota for his video. He has to react to it, not just watching it.
@@douglashtang I realise that but the sentences are not even finished on the video and it is so frustrating.
Tyler Tyler Tyler really bro don't try to think! you make yourself look like you're in a great deal of pain when the old coggs turn😅😅 love you all really! my simple folk ❤ from the UK 🇬🇧 😂😂
America is more like the rich relative nobody likes . But still sends a birthday and Christmas card so we are kept in the will .
Haha..well put!! 😅