NOTIFICATION SQUAD: Here we go then. This is it folks. The pinnacle of UA-cam content. A British guy reacting to a Japanese guy reacting to a British guy! I'm not sure how we're ever going to top this. Though I hate to admit it, it was rather fun. Could this be the beginning of a REACT series?! I wouldn't count on it. A special thanks to George Japan for taking part! I think he did a great job adding his personal experiences and cultural insights in his reaction video and it's worth a watch. 🍿 You can check it out here! ua-cam.com/video/eu53N55LEOE/v-deo.html
Hi Chris! I’m really honored to take part in your video! Thank you so much🙇♂️ Btw, When you said “That’s not how the UK works” , I died😂 And I love the French guy🤣 Thank you again, Chris England😊
I think it varies on what area you're in. If you're near food stalls/places where you literally can't go and sit to eat like a busy shopping district, look around and see if others are also eating. Generally, don't buy something from a convience store and then walk while eating.
@@itsumotanoshimi We do? 😂 How'd you know? I seriously don't know if you're japanese, practicing ignorance without bothering about knowledge, or if you're a pick me weeaboo. I also don't know which would be worse.
@@lethfuil I know because I've been teaching Japanese language and Culture to foreigners for over 35 years. DOH...How is that foot in mouth disease? The biggest issue in social interaction and communication in Japan for foreigners is the inability to 'read the air'. Foreigners are always getting into trouble because of this and generally it is their lack of education and understanding of the Japanese culture. Every culture has a way of 'reading the air' and unless you understand that culture very well...anyone will struggle with 'reading the air'. This is common logical knowledge everywhere in the world, it is hard to comprehend and understand anything when you do not have an education of that subject... Weebs struggle with the concept, so they indulge further into cultural habits and over elaborate and enhance that habit or feature as they can't grasp the ability to 'read the air', so they compensate. To attack me without just cause and reason just shows me you are an uneducated, disrespectful person that is one of those weebs that can't 'read the air'.
@@foxjm470 No I am not trying to say that and did not say that... Don't put words in my mouth and go back and read the third paragraph. I did not place any value on any culture high or low as this would be discrimination against the people to rate them as a lower culture than other cultures. I said 'Every culture...' there is 'reading the air/room' it is part of all cultures and to understand how to 'read the air' is having knowledge of the culture...
@@kaltaron1284 Simon Cowell is a judge on a talent show (the X Factor, if you're interested) and I'm not really sure what Piers Morgan does but I think it's probably journalism. Both are known for being incredibly blunt and abrasive.
It's genuinely interesting to see how different people react to the video. Each person has their own experiences and you've chosen a good range of age and French people.
instead of blowing your nose, you should try inhaling the tissue all the way through your nasal cavities. This way you don't have to worry about finding a trash can for the tissue. It will just disintegrate into your bloodstream.
Happened to me once (fell asleep with a cotton in my nose because of nosebleed), i woke up with a terrible migraine and it's only 5h later, in the plane back to Switzerland that I realized i had a thing stuck in my head... I blew my nose and I could feel the freaking cotton go down my nostril... It was disgusting but god did it feel satisfying.
I watched George Japans reaction and thats how i started watching you again. Its like advertisment for your channel. In germany the reaction game is strong, but its a win ein for everyone.
It's always cool when you see that a youtuber you like also watches another youtuber you like, even more when they're so early to the video! Your MTB videos got me through the start of quarantine when all I wanted to do was go out into nature!
I loved it when George said: "Please be kind to me" and Chris said: "Sorry George that is not how the UK works". I love Chris' sense of humor ... or maybe that was just brutal honesty 😆
definitely got to be a Chris Englund out there somewhere, you got Robert Englund, who played Freddie Krueger in the Nightmare on Elm Street series after all.
I think your inside Fukoshima video was amazing. You approached the subject with care and respect, and the way you talked to survivors was so genuine and personable. As much as I am enjoying the current journey across Japan, I still think your Fukoshima video was the best.
I spent a year from 2006-2007 in Japan as an exchange student in Nara and wet to an all girls school in Osaka. I say these 12 things are true! And I have never seen someone walk and eat. Never.
OMG that Japanese "mmmm" when they don't approve but they're trying to figure out how to spin it politely LOL. Brings back memories of my time in Japan. And Chris's face while mocking George saying "mmm" killed me, bahahahahaha!!!! And for real... if you have to have a set place to eat and drink while walking in Japan, then, really, you can't eat and drink while walking in Japan lol.
Already watched it. Very well done and educational, but I can understand how it gets fewer views because YT is often a break from reality where you just want to be entertained.
To late been there already as well as anyone with a brain I bet who it not stupid enough to be drawn away by thumbnails with flagrantly fake expressions of shock and red circles and more red circles or red arrows
I watched the Fukushima video when it was published and not just because I subscribe to the channel. I am genuinely interested in content of this type and I actively seek it out on UA-cam.
I feel like the important thing to note is that Chris has experienced the stark contrast of life in the UK vs living in Japan. People in Japan reacting might disagree, but life in Japan may be all they’ve ever known. In comparison to life in the UK there might very well be a much greater emphasis on not blowing your nose in public or eating while walking that Chris noticed.
Yeah I came here to say this if it wasn't already said. A perfect example is like when they start saying how plenty of people walk while eating, there's a special term for it, and there's like half a dozen places in the country where people sometimes do it without being judged and young people even drink Starbucks while walking. To someone outside of Japan, that perspective is already culture-shock on its own. This guy just demonstrated the textbook definition of the exception that PROVES THE RULE. Like I appreciate when Japanese UA-camrs can step out of their own shoes and say things like "oh is that even more acceptable in other places in other places in the world?" rather than the closed-minded view that within their worldview there's already some walking while eating going on in Japan, so this Englishman doesn't know anything.
As a Brit, I'm more embarrassed when I CAN'T blow my nose in public. Someone actually had a pop at me for it once. I think we find the incessant sniffles more rude and inconsiderate than the actual act of blowing the nose once or twice. Doesn't that piss Japanese people off?
I was also thinking people might be more “harsh” towards a foreign person than a native Japanese person who “breaks the rules” . You’re already under a lot of scrutiny and if you do the “wrong thing” then someone who’s already like 👀 might easily get more annoyed.
It's really easy to miss things about your own culture/language just because it's so natural to you you don't notice it and you may not have compared it to something else before. I used to have a roommate who didn't really speak English, but absolutely insisted to me that in English, our questions ended in a falling tone if there was a 'w' question word in there. I said no way, questions have a rising tone in the end. She made me listen to myself ask me a few questions before I realized she was right😅
I’ve watch the original, I’ve watched Mrs Eats and George’s reaction, and now I’ve watched his reaction to their reaction of his reacting video. My work here is done.
I agree, though it took me a little while to get around to watch it because I felt I had to get into an better mindset first, but now I'm glad I did and Chris' effort is clearly visible
Damn man, every video I see by you I just appreciate more and more. Your humour, creativity, self deprecating humour, wit, and overall really well written and produces content..thank you. Motivated me to get into studying and learning more about Japan. You offer a lot of well thought out points in your video, without rehashing other people’s points. Thanks for being awesome and approaching things in a positive light :)
Don't feel bad Chris, every Japanese UA-camr is contractually obligated to react to Filthy Frank and Uncle Roger, plus one additional creator of their choice. It's an honor that they picked you!
True, I even tried to recommend them to watch Calebcity videos. Most of them don't even finish the "People who think they can speak Japanese just because they watch anime" series.
This dude is really good. If he does his own edits, then he's a top notch UA-camr. And he's a great actor as well. And I like the parts where he makes his videos like they're one of those informative like BBC specials about Japan. I'd love to visit Japan. Probably not live there but going is on my bucket list
He should do a video about 12 things not to do in the UK, directed towards Japanese viewers. In English though, so they get a good taste of the general British attitude to foreign languages. :P
PLEASE REACT TO GEORGE NOZUKA - TALK TO ME AND I PROMISE YOU, ALL OF CANADA WILL SUBSCRIBE TO YOU BECAUSE HE IS JAPANESE HALF WHITE CANADIAN AND MICHAEL JACKSON, THE KING OF POP IS HIS ULTIMATE IDOL 🐷🇯🇵🇨🇦
"Don't bother reacting to a video unless you have an original thought, or point, or perspective" This is exactly why I'm not a fan of most reaction videos or channels. There are a handful of great videos that give helpful insight / information that's not discussed in the original video, but most end up going "haha that's funny" or "no that's wrong" but they never bother explaining why or adding anything. This doesn't only apply to Japanese react videos but a lot of general reaction videos. I remember seeing one reaction video on my recommended feed where the two people reacting didn't say anything except "wow that's crazy" once while chuckling maybe 2-3 times, then ended with "thanks for watching our reaction". I'm glad it was a short reaction video because it was a waste of time. That aside, great video as always Chris!
I also feel it's a bit lazy to just take someone else's video they probably spent weeks on just to react without any real input. As Chris stated if you're going to piggyback on someone else's idea at least put a spin on it to make it worthwile...or just make your own video.
With music video reactions you can really get away with it if you have the charisma, the only guy I watch often misses big details, but he’s energetic, makes good jokes and always has a positive attitude no matter the genre.
@@deet917 I get exactly what you say. I Should make an own UA-cam Channel called, React to Abroad in Japan and react rewatching all videos without adding anything useful.
Been following you on UA-cam for few years, love your originality and humor. I do really think your editing and videography skills have gone up a lot over the years to almost a professional level. Keep up the good work 💪 big fan!
Agree, maybe it doesn't reflect in the views, but mostly spending time on youtube (even vids of chris) leave me with a sense of "shit I could've done something more productive in this time", unless the vids show in-depth stuff or informative things. Like the Fukushima ep, so yeah, make more like those please :)
PLEASE REACT TO GEORGE NOZUKA - TALK TO ME AND I PROMISE YOU, ALL OF CANADA WILL SUBSCRIBE TO YOU BECAUSE HE IS JAPANESE HALF WHITE CANADIAN AND MICHAEL JACKSON, THE KING OF POP IS HIS ULTIMATE IDOL 🐷🇯🇵🇨🇦
Definitely went to go watch the Fukushima video after this one finished. I, for one, appreciate your production values and the fact that your videos are never click-baity wastes of bandwidth.
I'm sure the only reason that Chris's Fukushima documentary didn't get as many views as other videos is that most people use UA-cam for light entertainment. The people in the comments who watched it all seem to have been very moved by it. Chris's regular content is always entertaining. That documentary is something special, though, that will stay with you for a long time.
Totally agree I loved that video. It definitely gave me some ideas on where to go when we can travel again. We planned to do a few months travelling Japan. Then the Pandemic happend. Although just makes us more excited to go back there now.
@uwu psykoweaz i mean he isn't wrong, sure it sucks that it's the first thing that came to their mind now, but yeah he isn't wrong and that also sucks that it's actually a thing.
I was literally stopped by multiple vendors at Asakusa from walking off eating my cone ice cream and taiyakis. Was asked to finish eating at the stall itself and dispose of all packaging at the bin provided.
George is like the most adorable thing ever. "please be kind to me" "No George that's not how the UK works." I almost passed out laughing, but so true Chris. 😂
@@eyexha yes... hes literally from scotland, yknow, one of the countries in britain. where the fuck did you think he's from, have you never heard him speak?
100% think the Japanese perspective on what not to do in Japan is skewed because it's their country. They don't get looked at like they just crapped in the street if they cross at a red or eat while walking, etc. But foreigners occasionally do because we already stand out and so us not following the standards of politeness sticks out too. Whereas a Japanese not following them just looks like someone not overly concerned with the rules, a foreigner not following them is evidence that we are ignorant or impolite by those who want to judge others. Not all Japanese are so eager to judge foreigners of course, but there are scolds in every society.
I thought the same thing--I bet a local has very different experiences than a foreigner, and probably can get away with more without attracting negative attention. And personally, if I want to know what how I should behave as a foreigner in Japan, I'd probably rather hear from a foreigner in Japan.
@@Omar_Al_Seddik I live in Japan... sure, often foreigners get a pass because Japanese are generally tolerant and understand cultural differences. But that is not always the case, and like I said, since Japanese can immediately see you're foreign, some who are less forgiving of faux paus WILL be *more inclined* to judge you. That's why it's important to know what the general expectation is. You can still disregard it as some Japanese occasionally do, but you should do so knowing that you are likely to attract more attention for it and shouldn't expect not to be judged for it. I've gotten the look before and even comments (usually by older Japanese) and the further out of Tokyo you are, the more likely you are to get looks or comments - whether it's because you're not covered up enough or you're being loud on a train.
Every one has their own experience. Full disclosure, I’m Asian American and blended in physically. When I broke those rules, I’m embarrassed about it but Japanese strangers wouldn’t even care once they know I’m a foreigner. It’s not like there is an ethical or righteousness police to arrest you if you break the rules. My obvious foreign friends who were non-Asians would get the stares and reaction but it never became a scene. I asked my Japanese friends and locals about this and they said foreigners are making it a bigger deal than it needs to be. That’s why more Japanese are making “Reaction” video to tell Chris it’s not a big deal.
For what it's worth, I watched the original video first, and it is actually the video that introduced me to this channel. That I was introduced to Mrs. Eats through her reaction vid just means I credit yours for getting me into the wonderful world of Japan-based UA-cam. I don't usually watch reaction vids TBH, though this is one case where I was actually interested to know what actual Japanese people think. It seems most of them were respectful, in any case.
I upload in 720p, I think, or I messed up the settings and its lower, oho well you can still see something, who needs 4k anyway, everybody watches UA-cam on a damn phone anyway...
After a few minutes in, I had to pause the video and watch George Japan's reaction video. After finishing watching that and this video, I got to go watch your 12 things video so I can thumbs-up that video, too? With your gift of gab, the "I resemble someone in Green Day, just pudgier" looks, the "I wonder what I can stir up in Japan" instinct and research ethics, I think you have found the right button to hit.
I think the fact that every Japanese UA-camr has a different reaction is just proof that Japan is not some totally homogenous unit with ironclad cultural rules of conduct. Even in Japan, everyone's a little different. (I think Chris' list was solid as a general rule of thumb though.)
@Sir Kyushu I'd assume other people assume that japan is very collectivist and the people there never really stand out. Like china but with less cardboard skyscrapers.
There was a retweet by Neil Gaiman this week: "I love and enjoy good critical writing, but I do like to remind them every now and then that, while we can do our job without them, they can't do theirs without us."
In the quote "their job" = making reaction videos and "our job" = making the videos they are reacting too. Reaction videos are a kind of critical writing.
One time I requested and hugged a Japanese person who is an idol to me. I was not the only one there who hugged him, but this memory still makes me feel ashamed and keeps me awake at night, even after several years it happened. I just decided that I am better left never ever hugging any humans in my entire life.
I don't think this is an issue, if they have an idol status in foreign countries they are also aware of their habbits, and she they might be uncomfortable but you asked they very much had a chance to deny you. Like george said if they come to us they are also trying to fit in.
Chris, I've been subscribed to your channel for a few years now, and your 'What not to do...', vid was the first one I saw. I loved it for a number of reasons, including you production values. Your Fukushima doco was incredible. Keep filming in 4k, keep developing your formula, and don't concern yourself with the noise. Your a true British UA-cam gangsta! Much respect.
...I actually was in awe of your reportage on Fukushima. Beyond the beautiful filming and editing and the respectful storytelling, it conveyed how much you truly love the Japanese people. And you managed all that without any of the typical TV production means. The video has definitely showcased your talent as a documentarist. I'll be happy to see more of that (even on the BBC...). Take care!
I think the issue really is that when it comes to on demand media, if faced with a choice between a documentary on a disaster that is likely filled with sad, if uplifting, stories or a video that is going to be goofy and cheerful... most people will probably prefer the 5 minute "x to (not)do in y" since it's short and digestible and fun over the documentary about one of the biggest nuclear disasters in the world. Why depress yourself with such a thing when you could get a quick and cheap laugh out of a British man unwittingly offend people around him with cheerful Brazilian music.
Alright. I gotta say it. The swearing is fucking brilliant. I did not expect this channel to have ANY profanity. To the point I just commented on the Orginal video not using any curse words because I thought this was a clean channel but nope! The effortless, casual swearing is amazing and I love it. No censors, No stopping yourself or apologizing just pure English swearing and I love it. Cheers from Canada eh!
I had an English teacher and we always named her after the translation of her name in English 😂 Some people didn't get it and we where like how can you not get it?
To be honest, I did find you're channel by watching Japanese people react to your "What Not To Do In Japan" video. I'm honestly grateful to them, because without them, I wouldn't have given your videos a chance and ended up subscribing. :) Also, after bingeing most of your videos, I now find it hilarious that Ryotaro was one of the reactors.
I don't mind reaction videos; really have no issue with them, but the UA-cam algorithm pushes them waaaaay too much. I see them plastered all over my home page. UA-cam sees I watched a thing so it assumes I'm interested in seeing someone's reaction to that same thing. It's basically the modern day of version of reply girls, minus the cleavage on the thumbnail. I'm all for reaction videos as I do get a kick out of watching people react to my own videos, but the UA-cam higher ups do need to limit the amount of exposure they get. Push content that has effort put into it! Don't reward people for just sticking a camera in front of their face and reacting to someone else's hard work.
omg you were the first person I ever subscribed to, I remember begging my dad to help me set up a gmail account so I could subscribe after your Harry Potter review
That's true overall. Watch a couple of videos on any subject, and suddenly the algorithm hits you with a wall of all of the same type of videos. Really annoying.
7:43 The fact that Japanese has a special word for eating while walking shows you that it's a little unusual. _"You can find many good places for_ tabearuki _[in Japan]."_ You can in the UK, too. It's called the entire country.
yeah, it's like the person above said, many put a thumbnail that makes it look like they're reacting to something awful (not like it's bad, UA-camrs need that clickbait)
One thing I've come to realized when watch many of this Japanese people react is they don't know how other countries do this "DO Not" things. They always assume that all of this "not to do" are done in the same manner Japanese people do. For example Blow your nose - JP react: It's fine if you blow quietly, What Chris mean: People literally blow the nose off in the west. Walk and eat - JP react: There are places that people don't mind it, What Chris mean: People walk and eat all over the countries in the UK.
Chris, reaction videos are a great way to share your personality and I would watch just for that. Can't say the same for 99% of other youtubers out there. All your commentary here was hilarious.
I'm watching George Japan reacting to Chris England reacting to George Japan reacting to Chris England's 12 Things Not To Do In Japan. When will this madness end?
@@Ludifant I'm currently watching Charles Korea reacting to Snoep Animatie's annoyance at Chris Thornett's comment under Chris England's video predicting George Japan's reaction to Chris England's reaction to George Japan's reaction to Chris England's reaction to George Japan's reaction to Chris England's video, titled "12 Things Not To Do In Japan." So I guess never.
What’s funny about this is that George was actually incorrect by telling his audience that you were incorrect about the stuff you said on your video. Perhaps it’s because he’s a native and doesn’t pay attention to those sort of things, but while I was stationed with the Airforce in Japan, I actually encountered all of those things, I got thrown out of a restaurant because I was not native, I was constantly cursed out and told to stop walking and go sit in a bench or a fight of stairs and not eat while walking, and George saying this isn’t true, is a complete lie lol!!! He got tons of replies stating the same thing I just said on his video. In my case it took me about 7 months to be able to read and speak Japanese, and that’s when I realized what I was doing was against their cultural upbringing, so I changed my ways and lived a super dope 2 years over there, and currently am waiting to finish my inactive contract with the Airforce to relocate back to Japan since I loved every second of living there.
NOTIFICATION SQUAD: Here we go then. This is it folks. The pinnacle of UA-cam content. A British guy reacting to a Japanese guy reacting to a British guy! I'm not sure how we're ever going to top this. Though I hate to admit it, it was rather fun. Could this be the beginning of a REACT series?! I wouldn't count on it.
A special thanks to George Japan for taking part! I think he did a great job adding his personal experiences and cultural insights in his reaction video and it's worth a watch.
🍿 You can check it out here! ua-cam.com/video/eu53N55LEOE/v-deo.html
Nice
Do an live
we stan
Glad I clicked fast
We have to go deeper.
The madlad actually did it.
absolute chad move tbh
Oh hey, it's the OG man of culture.
What a madlad
i heard u talk about it with him in the Abroad in Japan podcast
You and the other trash taste boys must have sparked something in him
Hi Chris! I’m really honored to take part in your video! Thank you so much🙇♂️
Btw, When you said “That’s not how the UK works” , I died😂
And I love the French guy🤣
Thank you again, Chris England😊
The man himself
Can't wait for the collaboration between you and Chris in the future
that cameo was badass dude.
😍😍😍
You seem like a pretty chill and humble guy
By day he's abroad in japan, but by night he's Chris England, the queen's 37th best agent
Narrator: "There are 37 agents under Her Majesty's command."
How do you know about this secret organisation
It was kept secret for many years
I'd watch that movie
agent 037
I like how one guy was like, "Nah, it's fine. Don't worry about this." And then the lady was like, "Yes. This is terrible. Never do this."
I think it varies on what area you're in. If you're near food stalls/places where you literally can't go and sit to eat like a busy shopping district, look around and see if others are also eating.
Generally, don't buy something from a convience store and then walk while eating.
They call it 'reading the air' but non Japanese struggle with this concept.
@@itsumotanoshimi We do? 😂 How'd you know? I seriously don't know if you're japanese, practicing ignorance without bothering about knowledge, or if you're a pick me weeaboo.
I also don't know which would be worse.
@@lethfuil I know because I've been teaching Japanese language and Culture to foreigners for over 35 years. DOH...How is that foot in mouth disease?
The biggest issue in social interaction and communication in Japan for foreigners is the inability to 'read the air'. Foreigners are always getting into trouble because of this and generally it is their lack of education and understanding of the Japanese culture.
Every culture has a way of 'reading the air' and unless you understand that culture very well...anyone will struggle with 'reading the air'. This is common logical knowledge everywhere in the world, it is hard to comprehend and understand anything when you do not have an education of that subject...
Weebs struggle with the concept, so they indulge further into cultural habits and over elaborate and enhance that habit or feature as they can't grasp the ability to 'read the air', so they compensate.
To attack me without just cause and reason just shows me you are an uneducated, disrespectful person that is one of those weebs that can't 'read the air'.
@@foxjm470 No I am not trying to say that and did not say that...
Don't put words in my mouth and go back and read the third paragraph.
I did not place any value on any culture high or low as this would be discrimination against the people to rate them as a lower culture than other cultures.
I said 'Every culture...' there is 'reading the air/room' it is part of all cultures and to understand how to 'read the air' is having knowledge of the culture...
"Please be kind to me when I come to your country"
"No George thats not how the UK works." This I felt. 1000% true, loved it.
Who were the people he showed? I recognized Gordon Ramsay (Love some of his videos.) but not the other two.
@@kaltaron1284 simon cowell and piers morgan
@@kaltaron1284 Simon Cowell is a judge on a talent show (the X Factor, if you're interested) and I'm not really sure what Piers Morgan does but I think it's probably journalism. Both are known for being incredibly blunt and abrasive.
@@BenOlding Thank you.
lol same with US
“To be honest Chris, your face look better in 480p anyway. Ha!”
I died!! 😂😂😂
I wouldn't take that, Chris!
I so disagree - the longer these Corona lockdowns last the more kissable I think Chris looks!
Thug life
Hahaha 🤣
That was a "OOF-level" roast
The George Japan cameo was spectacular
Wouldn't be the same without it
true! 😂
What in TF are you doing here Mr Veitch?!?
Shouldn't you be collecting photons back in Manchester?
@@mekkimaru2365 doing that now but I love Abroad in Japan
Chris is my kinda guy
@@CharlesVeitch we dont choose our face but yours look like the type who beats people like Chris
It's genuinely interesting to see how different people react to the video. Each person has their own experiences and you've chosen a good range of age and French people.
instead of blowing your nose, you should try inhaling the tissue all the way through your nasal cavities. This way you don't have to worry about finding a trash can for the tissue. It will just disintegrate into your bloodstream.
Happened to me once (fell asleep with a cotton in my nose because of nosebleed), i woke up with a terrible migraine and it's only 5h later, in the plane back to Switzerland that I realized i had a thing stuck in my head... I blew my nose and I could feel the freaking cotton go down my nostril... It was disgusting but god did it feel satisfying.
LMAO
@@rinlila6974 what the- wow
I can't give you more than one thumbs up or I would.
what the fuck did i just read
So... now... I react to this? 🤔
Yes Norm you should
Yep Norm ... welcome to the Twilight Zone 😱
Noo! You're to good to be doing react videos like everyone else! Lol. This was a one time Chris moment. I prefer to see your new original videos 😉
Please do. ahahahahah
In 480p please...
You be careful.
“Chris England” has a ring to it.
It really does
@@spacechimp3199 how the fuck 13 years ago
@@spacechimp3199 never mind
Sounds like a porn star name
@@drakehater pieck supremacy
I watched George Japans reaction and thats how i started watching you again. Its like advertisment for your channel.
In germany the reaction game is strong, but its a win ein for everyone.
We all just want to see Natsuki reacting to your videos. Why can't we have that???
It's always cool when you see that a youtuber you like also watches another youtuber you like, even more when they're so early to the video! Your MTB videos got me through the start of quarantine when all I wanted to do was go out into nature!
Who is that?
Hanae natsuki?
I'd pay to watch him react to "Ryotaro's Japan"
@@AbroadinJapan i had no idea Ryotaro had a channel
When George actually replied made me chuckle.
I loved that!
Yeah they actually collabed!
Tbh i didnt expect that!
I lost my shit at that part
I loved it when George said: "Please be kind to me" and Chris said: "Sorry George that is not how the UK works". I love Chris' sense of humor ... or maybe that was just brutal honesty 😆
Chris can I react to you reacting to this reaction?
I need this
I’d consider it an insult if you didn’t
@@AbroadinJapan I have the blessings of Family Mart Fried Chicken King.
Stop it!!! Till UA-cam did not collapse into reaction singularity!
My two favorite youtubers! I can't believe it!
who needs enemies when you got friends like Ryotoro
Having George Japan make a cameo in this was so meta I HAD to like.
I wonder how that conversation went. Mr. Japan can you please react to my video, about you reacting to my video ?
George Japan is a cool guy. Not as cool as Chris of course.
@Abu Dabu do you need a hug
Angry comment of the year: "To be honest Chris your face looks better in 480p"
That was quite a great burn XD
Omg burn🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I thought I was watching george but then I realized it's still Chris's video
Lmao 😂
Lmaooo
"Chris England" is actually quite a nice sounding name.
Chris England, Abroad in the UK
definitely got to be a Chris Englund out there somewhere, you got Robert Englund, who played Freddie Krueger in the Nightmare on Elm Street series after all.
Dave Kawaii
Name already taken.
true, it sounds authentic
I think your inside Fukoshima video was amazing. You approached the subject with care and respect, and the way you talked to survivors was so genuine and personable. As much as I am enjoying the current journey across Japan, I still think your Fukoshima video was the best.
I have a teacher called Chris England, he's American...
You should call him "Mr. Worldwide" instead
Must tell your teacher to change his second name to Chris Washington 👀lamo
I knew a guy in the Army whose last name was Mormon. He was a Catholic.
Pfftttt
That got me
My doctor's called Dr French and he's English
“Your face looks better in 480p anyways”
Omg the roast 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I burst out laughing
😂😂😂
freaking love George lol
The "heh" at the end
He can travel to the UK... he is prepared !
I love the random George Japan cameo.
Me tooo aaaaa
That got me good also!
Your face looks better in 480p anyway!
Same
Hi Tanaka-kun!
I spent a year from 2006-2007 in Japan as an exchange student in Nara and wet to an all girls school in Osaka. I say these 12 things are true! And I have never seen someone walk and eat. Never.
“No George, that’s not how the UK works” 😂🤣
That was my favorite line in the video XD
We speak only in sarcasm and insults ~
Never been to the UK for long, but meeting people from there online definitely does it justice
OMG that Japanese "mmmm" when they don't approve but they're trying to figure out how to spin it politely LOL. Brings back memories of my time in Japan. And Chris's face while mocking George saying "mmm" killed me, bahahahahaha!!!! And for real... if you have to have a set place to eat and drink while walking in Japan, then, really, you can't eat and drink while walking in Japan lol.
The exception confirms the rule.
In the US you are allowed to drive 60 MPH. So I drive 60 MPH on the sidewalk all the time. have you not seen the signs!?!? it says 60 MPH!
@@thany3 literally explained Chirs's point disagreeing with him lol
@@wweeks 60mph is the minimum
@@wweeks What point are you attempting to make here?
Chris getting back at them by reacting to them reacting to him. Big brain move. Wait, what happens if they react back? The Chris Paradox.
Inception.
Then he reacts
we are all waiting for it
They should just keep reacting to each other indefinitely!
2:35 George is already 10 parallel universe ahead of u
Here a year later to say that Yuya and Mrs Eats channels are good channels as well. Both the creators do very well videos.
Yea Yuya just oozes coolness, love his stuff. Not really familiar with Mrs Eats but she seems great too
Everybody should go watch Cris’s Fukushima video to make him feel better.
Watch it to make yourself feel the feels 😊😯😧🥺😨😊
And get informed 🤔
Already watched it. Very well done and educational, but I can understand how it gets fewer views because YT is often a break from reality where you just want to be entertained.
I'm already making my Reaction video to the Fukushima vis as we speak. YOU CAN'T STOP PROGRESS!
To late been there already as well as anyone with a brain I bet who it not stupid enough to be drawn away by thumbnails with flagrantly fake expressions of shock and red circles and more red circles or red arrows
I watched the Fukushima video when it was published and not just because I subscribe to the channel. I am genuinely interested in content of this type and I actively seek it out on UA-cam.
I feel like the important thing to note is that Chris has experienced the stark contrast of life in the UK vs living in Japan. People in Japan reacting might disagree, but life in Japan may be all they’ve ever known. In comparison to life in the UK there might very well be a much greater emphasis on not blowing your nose in public or eating while walking that Chris noticed.
Yeah I came here to say this if it wasn't already said.
A perfect example is like when they start saying how plenty of people walk while eating, there's a special term for it, and there's like half a dozen places in the country where people sometimes do it without being judged and young people even drink Starbucks while walking.
To someone outside of Japan, that perspective is already culture-shock on its own. This guy just demonstrated the textbook definition of the exception that PROVES THE RULE.
Like I appreciate when Japanese UA-camrs can step out of their own shoes and say things like "oh is that even more acceptable in other places in other places in the world?" rather than the closed-minded view that within their worldview there's already some walking while eating going on in Japan, so this Englishman doesn't know anything.
Well stated... 👍👍👍🌋
And No VOLCANO stuck in my head still, thanks Chris..
As a Brit, I'm more embarrassed when I CAN'T blow my nose in public. Someone actually had a pop at me for it once.
I think we find the incessant sniffles more rude and inconsiderate than the actual act of blowing the nose once or twice. Doesn't that piss Japanese people off?
I was also thinking people might be more “harsh” towards a foreign person than a native Japanese person who “breaks the rules” . You’re already under a lot of scrutiny and if you do the “wrong thing” then someone who’s already like 👀 might easily get more annoyed.
It's really easy to miss things about your own culture/language just because it's so natural to you you don't notice it and you may not have compared it to something else before. I used to have a roommate who didn't really speak English, but absolutely insisted to me that in English, our questions ended in a falling tone if there was a 'w' question word in there. I said no way, questions have a rising tone in the end. She made me listen to myself ask me a few questions before I realized she was right😅
"Sorry George, that's not how the UK works" - had to pause there to stop laughing :D
same :'D
I’ve watch the original, I’ve watched Mrs Eats and George’s reaction, and now I’ve watched his reaction to their reaction of his reacting video.
My work here is done.
Your tsunami documentary is one of the finest pieces of cinematography i've seen in a long time.
Agree..
I agree, though it took me a little while to get around to watch it because I felt I had to get into an better mindset first, but now I'm glad I did and Chris' effort is clearly visible
I agree! I was blown away watching the documentary. It clearly showed that it was a passion project.
Me at start: "I hope George Japan doesn't take these jokes the wrong way."
*George cameos in video*
Me: "Oh, alright then cool!"
"Yeah. To be honest, Chris, your face looks better in 480p anyway."
OMG 😂😂
When he popped up I choked on the water I was drinking cause I was laughing so hard!
He looks better insulting anyway 😆
Now this, right here, is some quality English ribbing.
I died.
I FUCKING LOST IT HAHAHAHAHA
Damn man, every video I see by you I just appreciate more and more. Your humour, creativity, self deprecating humour, wit, and overall really well written and produces content..thank you. Motivated me to get into studying and learning more about Japan. You offer a lot of well thought out points in your video, without rehashing other people’s points. Thanks for being awesome and approaching things in a positive light :)
Don't feel bad Chris, every Japanese UA-camr is contractually obligated to react to Filthy Frank and Uncle Roger, plus one additional creator of their choice. It's an honor that they picked you!
Is always priceless when they watch content made by Georgie.
True, I even tried to recommend them to watch Calebcity videos. Most of them don't even finish the "People who think they can speak Japanese just because they watch anime" series.
The incredible screenshots of you were so not intentional
Lol didnt expect you to be here, im sure ive seen u in his video. Please correct me if im wrong
Not intentional but so funny!!!
I want to see a video of you reacting to his crack about Dalmatians dying for your shirt :)
Hope your chin is safe
Lol
This dude is really good. If he does his own edits, then he's a top notch UA-camr. And he's a great actor as well. And I like the parts where he makes his videos like they're one of those informative like BBC specials about Japan. I'd love to visit Japan. Probably not live there but going is on my bucket list
Not gonna lie, I'd click on a more things not to do in Japan. Then again, I click on all of your videos.
I loved your videos
He should do a video about 12 things not to do in the UK, directed towards Japanese viewers. In English though, so they get a good taste of the general British attitude to foreign languages. :P
Oh did you change your profile pic it's very subtle but I noticed the difference.
PLEASE REACT TO GEORGE NOZUKA - TALK TO ME
AND I PROMISE YOU, ALL OF CANADA WILL SUBSCRIBE TO YOU BECAUSE HE IS JAPANESE HALF WHITE CANADIAN AND MICHAEL JACKSON, THE KING OF POP IS HIS ULTIMATE IDOL 🐷🇯🇵🇨🇦
CZsWorld
Even though he's a foreigner trying to explain other people's countries?
"Don't bother reacting to a video unless you have an original thought, or point, or perspective"
This is exactly why I'm not a fan of most reaction videos or channels. There are a handful of great videos that give helpful insight / information that's not discussed in the original video, but most end up going "haha that's funny" or "no that's wrong" but they never bother explaining why or adding anything. This doesn't only apply to Japanese react videos but a lot of general reaction videos. I remember seeing one reaction video on my recommended feed where the two people reacting didn't say anything except "wow that's crazy" once while chuckling maybe 2-3 times, then ended with "thanks for watching our reaction". I'm glad it was a short reaction video because it was a waste of time.
That aside, great video as always Chris!
i didnt read the whole thing but amen
You might want to check out Blind Wave. They do the most thought commentary in the reactions of all channels I've watched.
I also feel it's a bit lazy to just take someone else's video they probably spent weeks on just to react without any real input. As Chris stated if you're going to piggyback on someone else's idea at least put a spin on it to make it worthwile...or just make your own video.
With music video reactions you can really get away with it if you have the charisma, the only guy I watch often misses big details, but he’s energetic, makes good jokes and always has a positive attitude no matter the genre.
@@deet917 I get exactly what you say. I Should make an own UA-cam Channel called, React to Abroad in Japan and react rewatching all videos without adding anything useful.
That Frenchman did it best tbh
He's not even french lmao (I'm french)
@@qqn4531 most people should know that's actually Pete
Yeah Pete is amazing !
@@SilverReviews Exactly ^^
@@SilverReviews I don't know him
Been following you on UA-cam for few years, love your originality and humor. I do really think your editing and videography skills have gone up a lot over the years to almost a professional level. Keep up the good work 💪 big fan!
That Fukushima video was incredible, I’d honestly love to see more in-depth stuff like that
I totally agree
Agree, maybe it doesn't reflect in the views, but mostly spending time on youtube (even vids of chris) leave me with a sense of "shit I could've done something more productive in this time", unless the vids show in-depth stuff or informative things. Like the Fukushima ep, so yeah, make more like those please :)
I’d like to see somebody reacting to it.
Me too. Its rare to see videos of that quality on youtube.
Freaking brilliant! What a lad!
I used watch your video few year ago
Gaijin Goombah! Love your work, dude!
Hey GG! 👋
PLEASE REACT TO GEORGE NOZUKA - TALK TO ME
AND I PROMISE YOU, ALL OF CANADA WILL SUBSCRIBE TO YOU BECAUSE HE IS JAPANESE HALF WHITE CANADIAN AND MICHAEL JACKSON, THE KING OF POP IS HIS ULTIMATE IDOL 🐷🇯🇵🇨🇦
Lad? More like thad
Haha...glad to see "George Japan" had a good sense of humor about it and was willing to do an appearance!
Definitely went to go watch the Fukushima video after this one finished. I, for one, appreciate your production values and the fact that your videos are never click-baity wastes of bandwidth.
This is bringing me a level of joy I didn't think was possible.
I'm sure the only reason that Chris's Fukushima documentary didn't get as many views as other videos is that most people use UA-cam for light entertainment. The people in the comments who watched it all seem to have been very moved by it. Chris's regular content is always entertaining. That documentary is something special, though, that will stay with you for a long time.
100% agreed. it's a shame he may be inclined not to produce videos like that as often due to the views, but it was such an insightful watch.
I learned a lot after watching that video. There aren't many documentaries that mentions Fukushima as Chris did.
I think it was the title
It is incredible and I'm personally hoping for more such content down the road.
Totally agree I loved that video. It definitely gave me some ideas on where to go when we can travel again. We planned to do a few months travelling Japan. Then the Pandemic happend.
Although just makes us more excited to go back there now.
"George is humble he's barely in the frame of his own video" had me chocking on tea 😂 It's okay Chris, they're riding on the tail of your success.
I love your sarcastic acting so much. Please never stop doing it.
His friendship with Ryotoro is so pure, he can bully the shit out of him and their still best friends
Definitely great friends, maybe a mentor relationship.
Behind the scenes they are probably sumo wrestling the shit out of each other 🤪
Cos that's how men who are friends are. SJWs have forgotten that; nay, have tried to destroy it.
@uwu psykoweaz 😂
@uwu psykoweaz i mean he isn't wrong, sure it sucks that it's the first thing that came to their mind now, but yeah he isn't wrong and that also sucks that it's actually a thing.
Omg I laughed so much of your reactions, well done! I wasn't expecting George Japan to show up in Dave in Japan!
Ô gaúcha! 💓 Vai visitar o Japão um dia?
shush you
Chris finally getting the clout he deserves.
Hahahaha
Thanks dad
hello young gojo satoru
It has always been Chris' dream to become an influencer 😉
Should probably check in with a doctor about that. Uric acid innit
I was literally stopped by multiple vendors at Asakusa from walking off eating my cone ice cream and taiyakis. Was asked to finish eating at the stall itself and dispose of all packaging at the bin provided.
Chris: *Ironically reacts to reaction videos*
Also Chris: *Makes an unironically more entertaining reaction video than anyone else*
Right? The editing and curation of amusing moments was so on point!
Rissotoro's reaction is pretty entertaining too, lol.
he actually edits unlike almost all the others
George is like the most adorable thing ever. "please be kind to me" "No George that's not how the UK works." I almost passed out laughing, but so true Chris. 😂
[shows pictures of Gordon Ramsay, Simon Cowell and Piers Morgan]
@@RealChiliConQueso Wait Gordon Ramsay is british?
@@eyexha yes... hes literally from scotland, yknow, one of the countries in britain. where the fuck did you think he's from, have you never heard him speak?
100% think the Japanese perspective on what not to do in Japan is skewed because it's their country. They don't get looked at like they just crapped in the street if they cross at a red or eat while walking, etc. But foreigners occasionally do because we already stand out and so us not following the standards of politeness sticks out too. Whereas a Japanese not following them just looks like someone not overly concerned with the rules, a foreigner not following them is evidence that we are ignorant or impolite by those who want to judge others. Not all Japanese are so eager to judge foreigners of course, but there are scolds in every society.
yeah cant take foreigner opinion
if you cant take other complain, how do you improve your company,your self, country
I thought the same thing--I bet a local has very different experiences than a foreigner, and probably can get away with more without attracting negative attention. And personally, if I want to know what how I should behave as a foreigner in Japan, I'd probably rather hear from a foreigner in Japan.
It actually works the other way around... Foreigners in Japan often receive the "foreigner pass" whenever they do something stupid or unrespectful.
@@Omar_Al_Seddik I live in Japan... sure, often foreigners get a pass because Japanese are generally tolerant and understand cultural differences. But that is not always the case, and like I said, since Japanese can immediately see you're foreign, some who are less forgiving of faux paus WILL be *more inclined* to judge you. That's why it's important to know what the general expectation is. You can still disregard it as some Japanese occasionally do, but you should do so knowing that you are likely to attract more attention for it and shouldn't expect not to be judged for it. I've gotten the look before and even comments (usually by older Japanese) and the further out of Tokyo you are, the more likely you are to get looks or comments - whether it's because you're not covered up enough or you're being loud on a train.
Every one has their own experience. Full disclosure, I’m Asian American and blended in physically. When I broke those rules, I’m embarrassed about it but Japanese strangers wouldn’t even care once they know I’m a foreigner. It’s not like there is an ethical or righteousness police to arrest you if you break the rules. My obvious foreign friends who were non-Asians would get the stares and reaction but it never became a scene. I asked my Japanese friends and locals about this and they said foreigners are making it a bigger deal than it needs to be. That’s why more Japanese are making “Reaction” video to tell Chris it’s not a big deal.
For what it's worth, I watched the original video first, and it is actually the video that introduced me to this channel. That I was introduced to Mrs. Eats through her reaction vid just means I credit yours for getting me into the wonderful world of Japan-based UA-cam. I don't usually watch reaction vids TBH, though this is one case where I was actually interested to know what actual Japanese people think. It seems most of them were respectful, in any case.
I like British sarcasm. They put truth to the dark aspects of things whilst making it entertaining.
Brits are good and funny also they good
@@user-ri5oc5rw5b Too bad they have to live in Britain
@@cooldud7071 yes, rain bad
Yeah their country is a shithole where it rains every day and the only beer they get served at the pub is guinness. Can't blame em
Careless memories?
Chris mocking the reaction trend while dressing up as a homeless man is exactly why I love him and his content.
we need more Berry Reaction
What do you mean homeless man ? That was poor Dave, who has been locked up for months and finally let out for a few minutes to help with this video 😉
1:14 Linus explaining why he needs 16K cameras and then this person does 480p uploads 🤣
Hey Iron, could you please stop following me around the internet? XD
What's up Haigs, a fellow War Thunder weeb
Why is iron suddenly everywhere
@@SPasta69420 because I enjoy leaving comments
I upload in 720p, I think, or I messed up the settings and its lower, oho well you can still see something, who needs 4k anyway, everybody watches UA-cam on a damn phone anyway...
After a few minutes in, I had to pause the video and watch George Japan's reaction video.
After finishing watching that and this video, I got to go watch your 12 things video so I can thumbs-up that video, too?
With your gift of gab, the "I resemble someone in Green Day, just pudgier" looks, the "I wonder what I can stir up in Japan" instinct and research ethics, I think you have found the right button to hit.
'a fraud in japan: destoryed with words and logic' made me cackle
Can't wait to see George Japan react to this. Edit: Oh touché, he is in the goddamn video...
I think the fact that every Japanese UA-camr has a different reaction is just proof that Japan is not some totally homogenous unit with ironclad cultural rules of conduct. Even in Japan, everyone's a little different. (I think Chris' list was solid as a general rule of thumb though.)
At the point that they’re doing UA-cam those people are already outside of the “Japanese norm”
6dm Good point haha
@Sir Kyushu I think you're assuming this is an ethnic thing? And not just meaning homogenous in a more general way?
@Sir Kyushu I'd assume other people assume that japan is very collectivist and the people there never really stand out. Like china but with less cardboard skyscrapers.
@@cooldud7071 if you actually look into China though and its people, they’re not really homogenous
Your sense of humor and editing is gold. 😂
Chris be like "Is no one gonna roast the hell outta me Gordon Ramsey style? Fine I'll do it myself then!"
After watching that Trash Taste episode with Chris, I can only say:
"He actually did it. The absolute mad lad!"
He’s running out of ideas
There was a retweet by Neil Gaiman this week: "I love and enjoy good critical writing, but I do like to remind them every now and then that, while we can do our job without them, they can't do theirs without us."
what does it have to do with this video?
@Mog X yup
In the quote "their job" = making reaction videos and "our job" = making the videos they are reacting too.
Reaction videos are a kind of critical writing.
One time I requested and hugged a Japanese person who is an idol to me.
I was not the only one there who hugged him, but this memory still makes me feel ashamed and keeps me awake at night, even after several years it happened. I just decided that I am better left never ever hugging any humans in my entire life.
I don't think this is an issue, if they have an idol status in foreign countries they are also aware of their habbits, and she they might be uncomfortable but you asked they very much had a chance to deny you.
Like george said if they come to us they are also trying to fit in.
Reaction videos may get millions of views, but your production quality is what makes me keep coming back for every new video
"A Fraud in Japan" - had me laughing for a solid minute.
That was a better pun that I gave credit at first.
they didn't roast him so he roasted himself
As a good British person should do. LOL
Chris, I've been subscribed to your channel for a few years now, and your 'What not to do...', vid was the first one I saw. I loved it for a number of reasons, including you production values. Your Fukushima doco was incredible. Keep filming in 4k, keep developing your formula, and don't concern yourself with the noise. Your a true British UA-cam gangsta! Much respect.
...I actually was in awe of your reportage on Fukushima. Beyond the beautiful filming and editing and the respectful storytelling, it conveyed how much you truly love the Japanese people. And you managed all that without any of the typical TV production means. The video has definitely showcased your talent as a documentarist. I'll be happy to see more of that (even on the BBC...). Take care!
So agreed, it was brilliant and powerful.
I came here to say the same. Cheers.
I think the issue really is that when it comes to on demand media, if faced with a choice between a documentary on a disaster that is likely filled with sad, if uplifting, stories or a video that is going to be goofy and cheerful... most people will probably prefer the 5 minute "x to (not)do in y" since it's short and digestible and fun over the documentary about one of the biggest nuclear disasters in the world. Why depress yourself with such a thing when you could get a quick and cheap laugh out of a British man unwittingly offend people around him with cheerful Brazilian music.
"A Fraud in Japan" has had me crackin' up all afternoon.
I just commented the same before I saw this...he saved the best till last 😂
I almost died laughing when Chris said: "How many dalmatians died for that top Sara ?" 🤣🤣🤣
Alright. I gotta say it. The swearing is fucking brilliant. I did not expect this channel to have ANY profanity. To the point I just commented on the Orginal video not using any curse words because I thought this was a clean channel but nope! The effortless, casual swearing is amazing and I love it. No censors, No stopping yourself or apologizing just pure English swearing and I love it. Cheers from Canada eh!
Japanese UA-camrs: What we think about Abroad in Japan reacting to us reacting to him
It's Kame all the way down.
Abroad in Japan: What I think about Japanese UA-camrs reacting to me reacting to Japanese UA-camrs reacting to me.
So this is what it feels like to be in "The Twilight Zone" 😱😱😱
It's going to happen XD just give it a week
Don't be discouraged. Your production value doesn't go unappreciated.
My chemistry teacher was called Chris England. We used to call him Mr Scotland to annoy him. Trolling before the internet was tough...
I had an English teacher and we always named her after the translation of her name in English 😂 Some people didn't get it and we where like how can you not get it?
Is his grandpa name John Great Britain?
Plot twist: he was actually Welsh.
To be honest, I did find you're channel by watching Japanese people react to your "What Not To Do In Japan" video. I'm honestly grateful to them, because without them, I wouldn't have given your videos a chance and ended up subscribing. :)
Also, after bingeing most of your videos, I now find it hilarious that Ryotaro was one of the reactors.
HAHAHA “To be honest your video looks better in 480p!” OMG I almost pissed myself that was hysterical!
"Your face looks better in 480p" is going to be my new insult.
I don't mind reaction videos; really have no issue with them, but the UA-cam algorithm pushes them waaaaay too much. I see them plastered all over my home page. UA-cam sees I watched a thing so it assumes I'm interested in seeing someone's reaction to that same thing. It's basically the modern day of version of reply girls, minus the cleavage on the thumbnail.
I'm all for reaction videos as I do get a kick out of watching people react to my own videos, but the UA-cam higher ups do need to limit the amount of exposure they get. Push content that has effort put into it! Don't reward people for just sticking a camera in front of their face and reacting to someone else's hard work.
omg you were the first person I ever subscribed to, I remember begging my dad to help me set up a gmail account so I could subscribe after your Harry Potter review
I'm getting bombarded with them over the last week, they all have the same reactions really nothing controversial or critical.
FBE react: 👁️👄👁️
this
That's true overall. Watch a couple of videos on any subject, and suddenly the algorithm hits you with a wall of all of the same type of videos. Really annoying.
7:43 The fact that Japanese has a special word for eating while walking shows you that it's a little unusual. _"You can find many good places for_ tabearuki _[in Japan]."_ You can in the UK, too. It's called the entire country.
“Your face looks better in 480p anyway” is probably the best joke on this channel and it isnt even Chris’
That is obviously a Brit joke. Chris gave George that joke 100%
I actually watched a few of these and they seemed to mostly agree with Chris.
Yes but a lot of them had a title that suggested they wouldn't. Or at least the one I saw and got recommended.🤔
yeah, it's like the person above said, many put a thumbnail that makes it look like they're reacting to something awful (not like it's bad, UA-camrs need that clickbait)
One thing I've come to realized when watch many of this Japanese people react is they don't know how other countries do this "DO Not" things. They always assume that all of this "not to do" are done in the same manner Japanese people do.
For example
Blow your nose - JP react: It's fine if you blow quietly, What Chris mean: People literally blow the nose off in the west.
Walk and eat - JP react: There are places that people don't mind it, What Chris mean: People walk and eat all over the countries in the UK.
Then you are part of the problem..
“Please be kind to me”
“Err, no. That’s not how the uk works.” 😂
when we look at Gordon Ramsey face, we know what he mean 😂
I almost did a spittake when he said that. Kinda true though! 😂😂
Chris, reaction videos are a great way to share your personality and I would watch just for that. Can't say the same for 99% of other youtubers out there. All your commentary here was hilarious.
I'm going to watch your Fukushima doc again, now that you reminded me of it... It was brilliant and deserves to be viewed more!
This is a 16 minute hit-piece on Ryotaro, you can’t distract us from your intentions Chris 🥷🏻
"Your face looks better in 480p anyway" hahahaha that made me burst out laughing alone to myself in my apt
Hes not lying. I switched up to 1080p and I did feel like I could touch his face. Don't stop it, keep it up
I'm watching George Japan reacting to Chris England reacting to George Japan reacting to Chris England's 12 Things Not To Do In Japan. When will this madness end?
It shall never end. The cycle shall continue FORVER!!!
Inception
When you stop watching?
@@Ludifant I'm currently watching Charles Korea reacting to Snoep Animatie's annoyance at Chris Thornett's comment under Chris England's video predicting George Japan's reaction to Chris England's reaction to George Japan's reaction to Chris England's reaction to George Japan's reaction to Chris England's video, titled "12 Things Not To Do In Japan."
So I guess never.
That frenchman was a delight! Maybe consider having him on the podcast? I'm sure him and Pete would get along swimmingly
Haha most ppl won't even get it
😂 bravo 👏
For what it's worth, your documentary on Fukushima was very moving. Top tier content. 👌🏻
I really hoped your like ratio stays on 69, god bless.
What’s funny about this is that George was actually incorrect by telling his audience that you were incorrect about the stuff you said on your video. Perhaps it’s because he’s a native and doesn’t pay attention to those sort of things, but while I was stationed with the Airforce in Japan, I actually encountered all of those things, I got thrown out of a restaurant because I was not native, I was constantly cursed out and told to stop walking and go sit in a bench or a fight of stairs and not eat while walking, and George saying this isn’t true, is a complete lie lol!!! He got tons of replies stating the same thing I just said on his video. In my case it took me about 7 months to be able to read and speak Japanese, and that’s when I realized what I was doing was against their cultural upbringing, so I changed my ways and lived a super dope 2 years over there, and currently am waiting to finish my inactive contract with the Airforce to relocate back to Japan since I loved every second of living there.
I doubt Japanese people have a good image of foreign soldiers.
Meanwhile I’m wondering what your favourite tea is?
@@burkles4456 i don’t think ANYONE has a good image of foreign soldiers especially if they’re from america lol
Man, can I ask how did u learn Japanese in 7months?
That's impressive bro!
@@miles611 by living in japan speaking it every day to natives, thats the best way to learn a language