@@kasty4255 oh I have seen a lot of them. About half of the French jokes in country slanders are about surrender joke. The rest are about eating frogs, mostly
Europe is like a class in school. Everyone thinks everyone else is strange until you go on a trip and see the other classes and suddenly you’re the strongest connected class to ever exist
@@mgi-ck7suMost jokes like that get the name wrong and make something that can't exist in Polish or go with the classic "Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz" so this one is a nice change of pace.
But it's TRUE though... Let's put it like this... I have 0 interest in Brazil what so ever, but even I have heard recent news about the elections there. And then you got Portugal, I read the news daily and I cannot recall anything about Portugal in years...
As a Portuguese person, I also laughed, and it’s pretty true! At the same time though, Brasil is the biggest country in South American, so it would make sense that it would be more politically relevant than our small country.
The Finland-Estonia thing is too goddamn accurate. Me and my dad were there two months ago and we both intentinally underpacked so we could fit all the liquor in the suitcases. Then my mom and dad went to the only other city in Estonia, Tartu, and returned with a 28-can case of Saku and 7 bottles of liquor. The tobacco is also ridiculously cheap there. (also nice detail of actually having the port of Tallinn in the meme)
My German teacher once told me this joke a German told her when she was working in Germany:"The reason why us Germans are so serious is because our language is so complicated we have to use all our brainpower just to speak".
@@akaiomugai3685 a bit unrelated but don’t let Scottish Gaelic die, once you’ve achieved independence (or maybe even before) your government should work on bringing back the language, hopefully doing a better job than the Irish government is doing rn lmao I hope both Irish and Scottish Gaelic get to return properly, Éirinn go Brách
For what it's worth, this American knew you existed! Assuming "Maltese" is what you call people from Malta. .... Look, it's better than nothing, right? ... sorry. I'll just leave now.
As an Irish person, I agree with this. The only thing people know about us is that we are a tiny green land with leprechauns It’s funny because half of it isn’t even true
As a Greek, 2:28 is the funniest thing because it's from an old video of a Greek dude literally ranting about what he owes in taxes and banks and saying he won't pay a dime
For those wondering, he is pretty much saying the equivalent of "Hello, my name is John [surname i forgor], I owe 10k to the country in taxes and I give no fuck. I owe [another amount] to [another service like electricity or something] and I give no fuck. Let them suck my balls, my colleagues." in Greek (numbers might not be accurate). It was so funny because he said it so calmly but you could smell his hate.
@@user-Prometheus And let’s not forget the other Hellenistic empires. I would say the greatest Greek empires were: Macedonian Empire (359 BC - 168 BC) Seleucid Empire (312 BC - 63 BC) Ptolemaic Empire (305 BC - 30 BC) Byzantine Empire (610 - 1453) There were a few other Greek states (like the Empire of Trebizond) but they pale in comparison to these great states. [Note I’m only counting the Byzantine Empire after 610 when Heraclius took over and made Greek the official language]
@@blede8649 Britain: Ordered?! What are you on about? I've never been bossed around- Portugal: Aftermath of the Suez crisis? Britain:... Britain: Ok but-
As a Portuguese, I'm not interested in whether our former "Colonies"/"colony" are/is, or not, more politically relevant... because as a Portuguese, I'm not interested in the "Colonies"/"colony", which are totally out of reach geographically, ethnically, culturally, ideologically and politically away (far, far away) from our “European Continent”. As a Portuguese citizen born and raised, our traditional Portuguese costumes and moral values are more than enough to my daily life, that makes me very happy and satisfied.... I'm in no hurries for the new "cultural enrichment"! That same "enrichment" that is now floading our borders. So yeah no thanks !
@@magnagermania9311 Bulgarian people are proud of their country,tradition history and many more which cannot be equaled anywhere,sadly the people leading the country are doing their best to ruin it as it has been for the last 50 years,that's who they run from.
I fucking know right?? I assumed he the channel must have been Greek for a while but he's spoken in other videos and doesn't have a Greek accent. So this is God tier research.
As a Russian, I totally agree that the majority of our citizens have zero understanding of how it's possible to live in small countries... Like... Even I'm sometimes completely surprised that you can drive across some countries within a couple of hours... It's insane... I can't comprehend that some of countries have smaller size than some of our regions, American states, or Chinese provinces... For instance, where do you build new houses?
And yes, I'm still amazed how accents and languages change in some countries... Switzerland , the UK,etc... Where you may not be able to understand people from a nearby city or town... Just this fact drives me crazy. In Russia, accent barely changes across several thousands of kilometres. I live in the European part of Russia, and the accent of people from the Kamchatka and the Sakhalin barely changes, just some words that are not common in use differs
@@devararog We got the Soviet educational system to thank for that. The Ministry of Education folks went out of their way to make sure that the Russian language (along with everything else) is taught consistently and uniformly from Kaliningrad to Kamchatka. I was raised in Dagestan. You will hear it from my accent, but you'll have no trouble understanding me.
The first time I visited Edinburgh, it was actually a very warm and sunny day in August. When the sun shines, the city and the surrounding mountains are beautiful.
The one about Greeks not paying taxes is the funniest because the video of the old man talking is an actual viral video of a guy name Giannis who goes on a rant about refusing to pay some thousand euros he is in debt with
That first Finland part is 100% true. In fact, that's what we did to homeless people for preparations to the 1952 olympics. However, we dropped to homeless people from the van to a mansion turned retirement home.
@@shukes4645 because there are more houses than people, and the fact that everyone wants to live in big cities of the south, leaving most apartments in the smaller towns empty.
God No the EU is an absolute Desaster and once Germany will inevitably lose its strong economy that holds the Union together because of self destroying progressive politics the Thing will collapse.
Not gonna lie, a lot of Germans are actually really funny, it's just a different type of humor with much more sarcasm, irony and darker jokes. So some might not even realise when Germans joke xD
There really is more than one way about German humor. There are entire genres of absurdist and anti- jokes that derive their humor entirely from playing on the expectation of there being a punchline, or pulling the rug out by anticipating your expectation and subverting it. Then there are dirty jokes, of course. A broad selection of commentary on political events with often a lot of bite against politicians. The most extreme case being Jan Böhmermann slandering the president of Turkey for several minutes on live TV, then celebrating the inevitable lawsuit in which he not only got away with absolutely clear-cut defamation on a technicality, he even got a whole paragraph removed from the German law on defamation. Then, of course, there's cabaret which reaches from harmless fun to emotionally exhausting assaults on the audience's comfortable life and self-image. Pispers makes you feel bad, Sumuncu makes you feel bad for laughing. And of course there's the great German comedy genre of watching FOX News. Nothing funnier.
@@thealyssonramon216 "Como Brasileiro eu Digo que nós somos mais Portentes que Portugal agora" "Portentes" Really?! So words like "portentes" pretty much explains one of the many reasons of the "clip" at minute 2:08 ... "Portentes" a new word to be added to Duolingo BR lessons, love this vocabulary enrichment. Já dizia o outro... : "- Calado és um Poeta!"
Well the UK also had tons of oil but instead of investing it and using it to help it's people they privatised it and wasted it on tax cuts for the rich (due to Thatcherism). So "socialism" (Norway actually has social democracy) did make Norway rich because they used the oil in the interest of the people and nationalised it.
Thank you! Was waiting for this comment. Yeah, it isn’t just oil that makes a country rich, just look at places like Venezuela. You need to actually be smart, and save up and reinvest the money you get from that oil into your economy and your people, else you’ll become extremely more unequal than you already were!
@@12D_D21 Venezuela? Look at Russia. Because of its resource mismanagement, corruption and everything else that happened in the past 20 years it turned from a land of promise into a Mordor.
Here in the Netherlands we basically wasted the natural gas, and now we're more reliant on gas than ever while it's running out and we can't get more because it causes lots of earthquakes. We should've done it like Norway instead.
Tax cuts get more money into hands of the people (when you pay less in taxes you have more money + more innovation becouse private sectror is more innovative than goverment). Also privatizing oil will increase production and efficiency decrease prices.
@@martincingel7095 If you give it in the form of tax cuts, it'll disproportionally go to the rich, as they pay more taxes and thus their tax gets reduced the most. Also, directly giving everything away doesn't seem like a great idea, it's better to make a national investment fund which will grow and will be useful for a long time. Largely nationalizing oil production but partially working with oil companies like Norway did also works well.
Hold on, a Europe Slander compilation where France doesn't get rinsed with surrender jokes ? *Impossible* .
I haven’t really seen any with that type of slander for France, i think we’re finally getting over it
Trying to be original...
@@kasty4255 oh I have seen a lot of them. About half of the French jokes in country slanders are about surrender joke. The rest are about eating frogs, mostly
Plus the Italian one doesn't involve pineapple on pizza. FINALLY
@@kasty4255 nah I don't think so.
Europe is like a class in school. Everyone thinks everyone else is strange until you go on a trip and see the other classes and suddenly you’re the strongest connected class to ever exist
balkans too
Great analogy.
Europeans when they see each other: 😡
Europeans when hating against other continents: 🤝
balkans are the best team in this class.
nah we'd win 🇺🇸
As a Pole I can ensure you, that someone being named "Tymoteusz Gryszczyńki" is 100% possible and not special or weird
That honestly sounds like a badass name in a way ngl
@@mgi-ck7suMost jokes like that get the name wrong and make something that can't exist in Polish or go with the classic "Grzegorz Brzęczyszczykiewicz" so this one is a nice change of pace.
Is it “gri-shin-sky”?
@@gabespiro8902 more like "gri-shchi-nki"
@@bruhmoment3478 Is the pronunciation like "Gřegoř Břo:čyščkjewič" or I'm wrong?
As a European I am actually amazed our continent still exists.
Not for lack of trying 😂
LMAO
Subcontinent
Peninsula
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As a german seeing the same joke for the 100th time in a row, i can relate. Last time we tried to be funny, 60 million people died.
My honest reaction to that information: 💀
Last time you tried to be funny your country got split into two and was subjugated to communism. So please do another funny.
😐...
You shouldn't have killed the people who could tell jokes
It's just a prank
just prank bro, it was just a prank.
screeches unholy at soviets and allies
Noo, we germans have fabolous Humor, you just couldnt handle the last time we joked
A small prank and everyone was mad
Yeah, that goosestepping was f-ing hilarious... not.
A small prank and everyone hated us and invaded us
The last joke was so fire it got a little out of hand and cost 6 mil
It was a social experiment look there’s the camera
As a British person I can confirm that when you insult the Queen all of our fallen soldiers rise and raid your house while singing God Save The Queen
can't insult her anymore though
@@emmaforsure4884 she ran out of totems of undying
This aged wel...
@@visseman She did too.
what queen?
As a brazilian, I laughed more than I should with Portugal part.
But it's TRUE though...
Let's put it like this...
I have 0 interest in Brazil what so ever, but even I have heard recent news about the elections there.
And then you got Portugal, I read the news daily and I cannot recall anything about Portugal in years...
As a Portuguese person, I also laughed, and it’s pretty true! At the same time though, Brasil is the biggest country in South American, so it would make sense that it would be more politically relevant than our small country.
Tbf Portugal has hardly been politically relevant to the world ever since the 21st century, so it's not a high bar for Brazil to clear. 😂
Me an English person laughing then remember who was our former colony.
No, you should, you should.
I REALLY appreciate that in the Czechs clip you put in a clip of one of the most iconic Czech movies from the 80s.
Thank my friend ,he had the idea
@@I_Maser Well, IMaser’s friend, if you’re reading this, thank you!
@@thurnus he will read this
@@Enover5 well, it was only a short clip. It still can be porn
@@Enover5 cringe
The funny thing about the Poland joke is that there were already two vowels (Y is a vowel in Polish).
It’s sometimes a vowel in English as well.
@@sirbillius In many other languages too I think
Like Welsh
It's a vowel for everyone I believe. It's just the less used and most forgettable one of them
@@mrronron7328 as far as I am aware English uses Y more often as a consonant (in words like Yiddish, yummy, etc.)
The Finland-Estonia thing is too goddamn accurate. Me and my dad were there two months ago and we both intentinally underpacked so we could fit all the liquor in the suitcases. Then my mom and dad went to the only other city in Estonia, Tartu, and returned with a 28-can case of Saku and 7 bottles of liquor. The tobacco is also ridiculously cheap there.
(also nice detail of actually having the port of Tallinn in the meme)
Why is it so cheap there?
@@Ronald98
Something about lower cost of living in Estonia and/or Finnish taxes on alcohol/tobacco IIRC.
@@Ronald98 Shit is just expencive here in Finland
@@otsotuurna6129 Thanks 👍
Danes to the same in Germany. Taxes are killers
As a Slovene I’m actually not offended I’m actually happy that someone remembered us for once lol
How did the femboy stuff get started anyway?
@@CineMasterDamian walk around ljubljana and you'll figure it out pretty quick lol
@@impyrogenix yeah that's pretty disgusting and degenerate
@user-sx7rt4ly1l
cringe. Europe needs its femboys
But like, the femboy stuff is only in Ljubljana, people are homophobic where I live
As a German, reading the numerous comments of other Germans trying to explain why they‘re actually funny makes my soul vanish
As we're talking, another German is already preparing pranks on a global scale.
@@wiardikijne5158 i do hope so
@@iglusmulmus5171 No, you don't
@@wiardikijne5158 yes, i do
@@iglusmulmus5171 Do you know who it is then?
As a Scot, I can confirm that is our calmest weather we’ve ever had
I can vouch for that
bullshit, fake scot, we have never had weather that good
I was just so happy to see Scotland represented as a nation, independent of the UK!
SAOR ALBA
Facking anime
independence, pls soon!! get out of that mess
You really cut me deep with the Portugal... and then immediately made up for it by making fun of Spain
But we're brothers :(
I'm from Spain and I love Portugal
Peace 🇪🇦♥️🇵🇹
@@lunaaa_ Nah, Guerra 🇵🇹💥🇪🇸
(Jk, eu curto de vocés)
@@lunaaa_ hey prost!tute
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@@gabrielbailao407 faz o L
My German teacher once told me this joke a German told her when she was working in Germany:"The reason why us Germans are so serious is because our language is so complicated we have to use all our brainpower just to speak".
That would be funny if German wasn't the least complicated language within a 1500 km radius of Germany.
*laughs in hungarian*
A SLANDER MEME WHERE SCOTLAND IS INCLUDED AS ITS OWN COUNTRY??? WE WON BROTHERS!!!!!!!!!!!
ALBA GU BRÁTH
@@akaiomugai3685 I like how UA-cam wants to translate this comment to English. (I am Italian)
@@gamedevyoutube3.030 sono italiano anche io
@@akaiomugai3685 a bit unrelated but don’t let Scottish Gaelic die, once you’ve achieved independence (or maybe even before) your government should work on bringing back the language, hopefully doing a better job than the Irish government is doing rn lmao
I hope both Irish and Scottish Gaelic get to return properly, Éirinn go Brách
@@liamcassidy5992 im not scottish... but i do look like one
as a maltese i can confirm that the fact we are not in this compilation is accurate to knowlegde of the world
For what it's worth, this American knew you existed! Assuming "Maltese" is what you call people from Malta. .... Look, it's better than nothing, right? ... sorry. I'll just leave now.
@@GopherAtl nice
As an Irish person, I agree with this. The only thing people know about us is that we are a tiny green land with leprechauns
It’s funny because half of it isn’t even true
@@nadre12 and luck
@@MrWaffle- that one is also not really true because we are WAY less lucky in terms of weather than, say, the US
-Be me, and Irish person
-Sit through the video waiting for my country
-Disappointment
same bro 😔😔
As an italian, that's true, we did not peak 2000 years ago, but 1905 years ago
I don't know why, but this song is what makes the slander template for me. None of the others do it, y'know?
Personally I do perfer the Japanese track for slander.
trueeeeee, i hate the other ones, this one's perfect
@@hisnitch link please
@@hisnitch ua-cam.com/video/w3RDwQjUekU/v-deo.html
@@hisnitch i like Kirby one
The Austrian slander was the funniest slander I've seen.
Also thanks for the France slander, finally something original...
yes, and finally no pizza pasta jokes on italy or floods and houseboats for netherlands
Am Austrian, can confirm. Now which pill to choose 🥵
@@schtreg9140 classical musicians🥵😩
This is the best slander video I've ever watched. I died laughing at the part of Portugal and Spain
As a Greek I can relate to both and also the last one about Greek was well researched 😂😂
im turkish and i love greece
@@sinan2713nice greek comment
That ending was great it felt pretty wholesome
Then you come back to reality and realise the people behind the EU aren't working for the interests of their populations.
yes
True
The ending was disgusting.
@@chtholly8084 🤓
As a Greek, 2:28 is the funniest thing because it's from an old video of a Greek dude literally ranting about what he owes in taxes and banks and saying he won't pay a dime
For those wondering, he is pretty much saying the equivalent of "Hello, my name is John [surname i forgor], I owe 10k to the country in taxes and I give no fuck. I owe [another amount] to [another service like electricity or something] and I give no fuck. Let them suck my balls, my colleagues." in Greek (numbers might not be accurate). It was so funny because he said it so calmly but you could smell his hate.
Exeis to original video;
@@sleekismboyz605 ναι, εδώ: ua-cam.com/video/yGBfGaOqbgQ/v-deo.html&ab_channel=papaguano
@@sleekismboyz605 ua-cam.com/video/yGBfGaOqbgQ/v-deo.html
@@georgegkoumas5026 ur mom
as a pole, i hate the fact that i can actually pronounce that with no problems 😭💀
Thanks for including Luxembourg, and yes I can confirm, it's pretty accurate
1:21 As a Montenegrin, I’m absolutely flattered. I never thought I’d see a guy so beautiful
As an American, I want to marry that guy.
He is pretty beautiful to be fair.
One of us. One of us
I’m surprised it wasn’t just a video of someone sleeping and then it saying “hardest working Montenegrin”
@@aleksandarjovcic Which is true as w
As a Belgian, Belgium slander was very accurate as we didn't get included in central Europe
Offcouse they forget us always🥹
Hey at least Sabaton remembered you guys. Race to The Sea is a banger
I thought they were gone put Brussels instead of Belgium as a country but they also forgot that. Crazy how we just get forgotten.
ua-cam.com/video/ku2PzKWFPvg/v-deo.html
It’s finally here
Huh? What's "Belgium"???
sum german kid: "haha you short"
me: *stands up in the most dutch way*
This was unbelievably wholesome
As an Italian, I think I speak on behalf of the whole country when I say that we absolutely peaked 2000 years ago.
As an american, the entire country peaked around 172 years ago.
@@azlanadil3646 yes
@@azlanadil3646yes you mean India
@@user-Prometheus Idk, the Byzantine Empire of the 10th century was pretty dope.
@@user-Prometheus And let’s not forget the other Hellenistic empires.
I would say the greatest Greek empires were:
Macedonian Empire (359 BC - 168 BC)
Seleucid Empire (312 BC - 63 BC)
Ptolemaic Empire (305 BC - 30 BC)
Byzantine Empire (610 - 1453)
There were a few other Greek states (like the Empire of Trebizond) but they pale in comparison to these great states.
[Note I’m only counting the Byzantine Empire after 610 when Heraclius took over and made Greek the official language]
England to Portugal: "First time?"
Portugal to England: "Our former colony is just more relevant, at least we're not being directly ordered around by it".
@@blede8649 there’s always someone who has to kill the joke.
@@CharlesHapsburg he is right lmao
@@blede8649 I thought we were talking about India?
@@blede8649 Britain: Ordered?! What are you on about? I've never been bossed around-
Portugal: Aftermath of the Suez crisis?
Britain:...
Britain: Ok but-
as a Russian the slander is accurate xD
At 2:06 I think the British can relate.
As a Portuguese, I'm not interested in whether our former "Colonies"/"colony" are/is, or not, more politically relevant... because as a Portuguese, I'm not interested in the "Colonies"/"colony", which are totally out of reach geographically, ethnically, culturally, ideologically and politically away (far, far away) from our “European Continent”. As a Portuguese citizen born and raised, our traditional Portuguese costumes and moral values are more than enough to my daily life, that makes me very happy and satisfied.... I'm in no hurries for the new "cultural enrichment"! That same "enrichment" that is now floading our borders. So yeah no thanks !
As a Bulgarian,the man didn't run fast enough.
And obviously not everyone
Only the lucky ones can survive escaping Bulgaria
He needs more Redbull, to give him wings and more speed
Yes all the bulgarians come to germany or austria, and for some reason theyre all obnoxiously proud of the country they practically fled
@@magnagermania9311 Bulgarian people are proud of their country,tradition history and many more which cannot be equaled anywhere,sadly the people leading the country are doing their best to ruin it as it has been for the last 50 years,that's who they run from.
As an Italian, I have to say that we did not peak 2000 years ago. After that, we also did... umh..mmh... is spaghetti something relevant?
Well you invented Faci, i mean pizza anyone?
As a German: Thank you, Italy, for the Renaissance! It was the kick-start for the Age of Enlightment.
What would the world look like without Spaghetti and Pizza....
@@ratatosk8935 Let me ask you something friend. Do you feel enlightened?
@@stefanfilipov7254 Yes, not enough, but a lot. But feel you?
The fact that the Ikea in the Sweden slander is Romanian adds more to the funny
I am amazed by the lack of a beer joke about czechia, truly a rarity
To be fair that Montenegrian moustache is gorgeous, not going to discuss this point
and the best thing about it? it’s not gender specific!!
@@_____134 wait wha-?
@@onemoregodrejected9369 The Montenegrin moustache doesn’t discriminate based on gender; it’s equally distributed among guys and gals 💀
It's crna gora smh
I was so happy that they used an actual Greek meme for the last Greek slander 😭
Yep! A really well done slander actually
@@MrSkopelos27 ikr, giannis is iconic
@@B.l.u.w.i.e nai ala sta arxidia mou
Tha mou klasete ta arxidia sintrofi
I fucking know right?? I assumed he the channel must have been Greek for a while but he's spoken in other videos and doesn't have a Greek accent. So this is God tier research.
hello greece i am turks and our baklava ok?
well this one is a really good one, really got me laughing out loud
Working in a lidl in Munich is a part of my Bulgarian blood
NGL, probably the best Europe slander I've seen so far, and I've seen a few. Made my day, thank you.
ua-cam.com/video/ku2PzKWFPvg/v-deo.html
It’s finally here
I agree
Ikr
1:14 welp time to find another door
The Italians peaking really got me. The closest they got again to the Roman Empire was the Renaissance and even that wasn't anywhere close.
the czech one is true asf LMAO. Also great you put part of legendary Czech film :D
Čaues more jak je?
Hold on, a europe slander video that's actually funny but doesn't have to rely on overused stereotypes that are not true? Impossible...
Wha? Scotland and UK ones are just wrong though
German, Turkish, Greek, Slovenia?
As a Russian, I totally agree that the majority of our citizens have zero understanding of how it's possible to live in small countries... Like... Even I'm sometimes completely surprised that you can drive across some countries within a couple of hours... It's insane... I can't comprehend that some of countries have smaller size than some of our regions, American states, or Chinese provinces... For instance, where do you build new houses?
And yes, I'm still amazed how accents and languages change in some countries... Switzerland , the UK,etc... Where you may not be able to understand people from a nearby city or town... Just this fact drives me crazy. In Russia, accent barely changes across several thousands of kilometres. I live in the European part of Russia, and the accent of people from the Kamchatka and the Sakhalin barely changes, just some words that are not common in use differs
@@devararog We got the Soviet educational system to thank for that. The Ministry of Education folks went out of their way to make sure that the Russian language (along with everything else) is taught consistently and uniformly from Kaliningrad to Kamchatka. I was raised in Dagestan. You will hear it from my accent, but you'll have no trouble understanding me.
нічого, скоро дізнаєтесь як це в маленькій країні жити :)
your ancestors mass-murdered My Ancestors, the Jews.
you should be ashamed to be a russian
@@anna5408 🤭🥱😴
As a german i can confirm I have never laughed about a joke before.
At least we don’t have to spent our entire live savings for one trip to the doctor
It had to be a European saying that Europe is perfect
Danish part was hilarious, because you forgot to mention it's existance in the midst of all the chaos lol
Or it doesn't exist
@@RedRocketthefirst am Dane, can confirm we dont exists
the way you synced up Morpheus talking at the beginning is magci
I didnt funnely enough. Fate demanded
As a Dutchie, that's indeed the shortest Dutch man
as a finnish person i feel proud of our slander
0:33 gosh, I really loved how the "you was never really funny anyway" fit perfectly.
That’s not the line lmao
”Never really runnin from me anyway” sorry 😭
@@Mark-lf5cj almost there
@@Mark-lf5cj it's rooting lmao
I might have to visit Slovenia
For uh.. research
Don't, trust me I was there
I'll go straight to the point. I'll be going to Slovenia for sexy femboys.
Sincerely, a boy.
slovenia is kino land
@@Miroljub-trkuljevic so the... rumours... aren't true?
@@FuruyaHaKokoniImasu Some of them are actual chicks
2:35 I must be very polish cause reading this it's not a problem for me
prb becouse you are polish in heart
The first time I visited Edinburgh, it was actually a very warm and sunny day in August. When the sun shines, the city and the surrounding mountains are beautiful.
nobody can ever explain better the rivalry between Turkey and Greece
As a Cypriot, I can indeed confirm that is, in fact, the nicest car in Cyprus.
I can confirm that is to because im a cypriot too
@@gigachad5460 good
Then how is the average car like ?
@@rimamtarijauro5368 you’re for sure six years old
You're a cypriot? im sorry for your loss
As someone from the Netherlands I can indeed confirm that that is our shortest man
The one about Greeks not paying taxes is the funniest because the video of the old man talking is an actual viral video of a guy name Giannis who goes on a rant about refusing to pay some thousand euros he is in debt with
I'm just happy we didn't get a hungry Hungary or finishing Finnish joke.
yeah but we got a stealing romanian joke
@@Pitbull.named.Princess jokes can be true
@@dangerousdoggo5465 😲😲😲
@@dangerousdoggo5465 trust me ukrainians or usually the slavs can be much more skilled
@@Pitbull.named.Princess lol idk, but i do know what romania is like. not good
As an european, half italian and half polish, i approve all of this.
Interessante
Hey im also half Italian and half Polish. ✌
Approvo anche io
Approvo 🤚
Confermo anch'io l'approvazione 👌
Tymszt Grszczyńsk is actually a nice name for a city XD
1:19 this aged well
As someone who lives in scotland i can confirm this is great weather 0:47
2:32 The funny thing is, that despite it being a total gibberish, it's surprisingly pronounceable.
Im from Poland and I love how Polish part is related to my surname🤣
Finally, some european slander by someone who actually knows something about the countries rather than just stereotyping.
That first Finland part is 100% true. In fact, that's what we did to homeless people for preparations to the 1952 olympics. However, we dropped to homeless people from the van to a mansion turned retirement home.
How can there be an empty housing crisis if everyone has a home!
@@shukes4645 because there are more houses than people, and the fact that everyone wants to live in big cities of the south, leaving most apartments in the smaller towns empty.
@@ducksareurlords3782 i was agreeing with you but k
@@ducksareurlords3782 What about the second Finnish one?
@@janvesely1087 yep, 100% correct
EU really deserves more love. Monkey together strong!
*Idiots together, more stupid!
Let’s goo 🇪🇺🇪🇺🇪🇺
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God No the EU is an absolute Desaster and once Germany will inevitably lose its strong economy that holds the Union together because of self destroying progressive politics the Thing will collapse.
@@emil-1609 thank you for your silly, uneducated and unbacked opinion. Off you go now to play with the other conspiracists and far-righters.
I like how the ikea from the part about Sweden is in Romania
Lol, the Norway one way too accurate...
2:13 fun fact: spanish republicans sold all the spanish gold to the USSR during the civil war
So Russia has the Inca gold?
Not gonna lie, a lot of Germans are actually really funny, it's just a different type of humor with much more sarcasm, irony and darker jokes. So some might not even realise when Germans joke xD
German Humor
Knock Knock..
It's the Polizei. Your husband died in a car crash.
I like to say
"Our humor is as dark as our past "
Wow,just like Russian
There really is more than one way about German humor.
There are entire genres of absurdist and anti- jokes that derive their humor entirely from playing on the expectation of there being a punchline, or pulling the rug out by anticipating your expectation and subverting it.
Then there are dirty jokes, of course.
A broad selection of commentary on political events with often a lot of bite against politicians.
The most extreme case being Jan Böhmermann slandering the president of Turkey for several minutes on live TV, then celebrating the inevitable lawsuit in which he not only got away with absolutely clear-cut defamation on a technicality, he even got a whole paragraph removed from the German law on defamation.
Then, of course, there's cabaret which reaches from harmless fun to emotionally exhausting assaults on the audience's comfortable life and self-image.
Pispers makes you feel bad, Sumuncu makes you feel bad for laughing.
And of course there's the great German comedy genre of watching FOX News.
Nothing funnier.
As a German I have never read a more accurate description of my sense of humor.
Funny how Switzerland isn’t in the EU itself but still holds the entire European financial structure together…
The Renaissance was another big peak for Italy
2:08 as a Portuguese I can relate with that
Como Brasileiro eu Digo que nós somos mais Portentes que Portugal agora
@@thealyssonramon216 "Como Brasileiro eu Digo que nós somos mais Portentes que Portugal agora"
"Portentes" Really?!
So words like "portentes" pretty much explains one of the many reasons of the "clip" at minute 2:08 ...
"Portentes" a new word to be added to Duolingo BR lessons, love this vocabulary enrichment.
Já dizia o outro... : "- Calado és um Poeta!"
Finns are tired of living in the happiest country in the world:
*guy slowly holds a gun to his head while listening to music*
As a Dane I am disappointed that there was no mention of Denmark in this video
true
At 0:37, the “it was never really funny anyway” fits perfectly with the meme 😂
This was a really good one. I loved it! And as a Norwegian I can confirm that we went from broke af to rich af after we discovered oil.
We weren't exactly broke af before we discovered oil. Before oil we were standing around 16th place cus of trading.
One of the best Europe slander I've seen so far 😂😂
As me living in Scotland that is the calmest weather I’ve ever seen
Omg, a slander vid where Austria gets slandered AND is even the first country to get slandered? As an Austrian I feel honored
As a Turkish with Greek blood I can confirm that strongest Greek is like anime girl and weakest Turkish is like The Rock
As a Greek I can confirm it is the opposite
@@thunderlord6250 As a turk I have to say the opposite of what you say even if you are right (papa erdo has a gun against my head)
@@skyress2103 lol
„As a Turk with Greek blood“
(So literally every modern day Turk)
@@liamcassidy5992 yeeaah, kinda
The Scottish one is the most accurate one 🤣
I love it when you ignores Belgium just like everyone because it's a video of it's own
As A Norwegian, I can Truly say!
That oil made us rich.
Well the UK also had tons of oil but instead of investing it and using it to help it's people they privatised it and wasted it on tax cuts for the rich (due to Thatcherism). So "socialism" (Norway actually has social democracy) did make Norway rich because they used the oil in the interest of the people and nationalised it.
Thank you! Was waiting for this comment.
Yeah, it isn’t just oil that makes a country rich, just look at places like Venezuela. You need to actually be smart, and save up and reinvest the money you get from that oil into your economy and your people, else you’ll become extremely more unequal than you already were!
@@12D_D21 Venezuela? Look at Russia. Because of its resource mismanagement, corruption and everything else that happened in the past 20 years it turned from a land of promise into a Mordor.
Here in the Netherlands we basically wasted the natural gas, and now we're more reliant on gas than ever while it's running out and we can't get more because it causes lots of earthquakes.
We should've done it like Norway instead.
Tax cuts get more money into hands of the people (when you pay less in taxes you have more money + more innovation becouse private sectror is more innovative than goverment). Also privatizing oil will increase production and efficiency decrease prices.
@@martincingel7095 If you give it in the form of tax cuts, it'll disproportionally go to the rich, as they pay more taxes and thus their tax gets reduced the most. Also, directly giving everything away doesn't seem like a great idea, it's better to make a national investment fund which will grow and will be useful for a long time.
Largely nationalizing oil production but partially working with oil companies like Norway did also works well.
As a Swiss i can confirm that all we do is chill (and invade Liechtenstein if we want to have a fun afternoon).
I love how denmark was like the only european country to not get slandert
man I'm just happy scotland was remembered lmao
Great timing with how the music saying "It was never really funny anyway" lines up with the "When you tell a German a joke" section.
finally a dutch joke that isnt about our little sea problem
2:28 damn, the person that made this either is greek, or has an intimate relationship with greek meme culture
As a Dutchman, i can confirm that that is the shortest you can be in the Netherlands.
Is 6’8 considered a midget over in the Netherlands?
@@PunishedKrab Nah 7'1 is considered as a midget.