As an American I can say that we don’t drink half of those things. We drink Sprite, Rootbeer, Dr. Pepper, cream soda, orange fanta, coca cola, and others not shown in the video.
@@woodcider I suspect they have not ever had actual root beer. Most major brands use root beer "flavors" and not a recipe for the real deal. Same with ginger ale ... the real stuff has ginger in it, most big brands do not have real ginger in it at all. Just ginger "flavor".
As an American I’m assuming the warhead soda is a novelty item just like beanboozled. No one sits and just eats sock flavored jelly beans lol same with that
You have to remember the big drink companies like Pepsi coke 7up Dr Pepper already exist in the uk. That’s why they’re finding all these obscure drinks we don’t know about. Pretty sure Mountain Dew tried to get in on the market here but it got banned or something cause of the colourings or something
I'm a 44 year old American woman and I've never heard of it either. Maybe it's regional. Just looked it up on wiki and it says it's popular in the Southern US.
@@lynntaylor9681After reading both of your comments I can confirm that yes, it is definitely regional. I’m from Texas and Big Red is ubiquitous down here. We even have a Big Red and Barbacoa (type of taco meat) festival (those two items are considered to be complimentary here). For the record I hate it 😂
Big Red is a cream soda originally from Waco Texas. The first flavors are citrus with a smooth vanilla after taste. Almost like an "oaky afterbirth" - sorry had to say it.
This entire sampling was like it intentionally had the worst of the worst. I too had never heard of some and would not want the others. Fanta was the only one I would care to drink and only if cold on ice, but not much of it. Maybe another flavor.
In my opinion they brought the wrong drinks. Besides the mountain dew should've came Pepsi or Coke, Sprite, Snapple ice tea, or regular Arizona lemon ice tea, Sunkist orange soda and Turkey hill Lemonade.
These are some of the most obscure American drinks they could find! As an American I’ve never heard of most of these except for Mountain Dew and Fanta and I’ve never even had these Fanta flavors! In America I think coke products are the most popular.
Crush and big red is distributed by Pepsi, they aren't really obscure sodas at all. The sour warhead tho is relatively new, came out like last year. Arizona drinks isn't obscure either.
With the irony being that Arizona tea isn't actually made in Arizona. But, the diet versions of their beverages are just gross. The standard fare Arizona tea (any flavor, really) would be infinitely better.
Big Red - a classic, old-school American soda, absolutely tastes like medicine - because that's what it is. Soda shops started as a bar in your local pharmacy, and you'd purchase a medical drink. Pepsi is so named because it contained pepsid - a stomach medication. Coca-cola, named for the primary ingredients of Coca leaf and Kola nut, root beer, being a small beer made from various medicinal roots... Yeah, old soda flavors are medicinal in nature. And freaking delicious if you grew up drinking them recreationaly.
From an American - me 🙋🏼♀️ - I am SO SORRY for the garbage drinks they gave you!! I’ve never even seen warheads in a can!!! Hopefully next time, they will get you some better stuff! 😂😂🤦🏼♀️
@@lelenene3644 I already knew they would hate mountain dew lol. I only get in once in a while, but it is a really weird one same with big red. But I like my grape soda, but even better is cherry or classic coke/pepsi
The mistake made on the Arizona Tea was that they sent the boys Green Tea with Ginseng. If it were the Green Tea with honey, it would've played out differently. 😂
Grape-flavored anything in America is based on the Concord Grape, one of the few grape varieties native to the USA. The fresh grapes have a sweet, but tart profile kind of like a sweet wine (and that's before the grapes have been fermented). Most Americans will recognize the familiar taste of Concord Grape jelly from their PB & J's but Concord Grapes apparently taste VERY different from the grapes used in Europe. Also, Mountain Dew was originally created to be mixer for liquor, particularly whiskey and homemade moonshine, it only became popular as a standalone drink later.
I'm from Southern VA. I grew up drinking Sarsparilla which is similar to root beer. When I went to TX as a 19yo, i had Big Red for the first time and loved it. I love that family of drinks Root Beer, Sarsaparilla, and Cream Soda. There's something different about Big Red from regular cream soda. So yummy.
Josh & Ollie, please keep doing a series with these students. They're such a joy to watch and bring me so much laughter along with the both of you. Much love from Colorado!
I like how the boys don't learn their lesson. Despite hating every last drink and struggling to finish what they poured, they still pour full glasses of the next drink. 🤣
From watching these vids, it seems like the food and drinks in the UK are very bland and very simple because they make some extreme faces and comments from some of the flavors of common drinks.
@@bcrusher1979as someone who has Ben to the UK multiple times, everything I have ate/drank there is definitely relatively bland compared to foods and drink you will find pretty much anywhere else
The medicine taste from the drinks comes from their history. When soft drinks were first made they were promoted as 'healthy' drinks. Coke had cocaine in it and 7-up had lithium citrate also other drinks had medical ingredients added. Root beer was promoted as an alternative to alcoholic beer. This had both of us laughing so much!
I don't get it? Tried to look it up, but the internet was no help. What IS Cla? I called it Chlamydia juice myself. The ingredients made it sound horrible.
Throwing in the Clamato wasnt really fair though! No one drinks that straight, its like a mixer for cocktails. I love watching the kids try our American foods- ❤️❤️
@@valentineyves ok thanks i try it one day, maybe with tequila since thats form mexico too. we use britvic or big tom or tomato juice for bloody marys but you can also drink it without alcohol, with this clam stuff not sure if i could handle it without being a cocktail, lets see
@@drinkwater9891Do NOT try it with tequila 😂 I’m Mexican, we mix it with our beer (michelada) or like the other person said, in shrimp cocktails (coctel de camaron)
Clamato is not a drink that should ever be drank on its own outside of a Ceasar. For Americans or Brits wondering, its basically a Bloody Mary made with Clamato, but it is x100 times better. Clamato is basically a mixed drink base, and I refuse to believe anyone ever drinks it on it's own. In Canada our bottles of Clamato were literally branded as a Ceasar base and not as a drink. I mean the picture on the bottle you have even shows it as having a garnish on the glass, in Canada our bottles show the glass having a spiced rim and often come in "party packs" with a bottle of vodka too.
clamato is used in a mexican beverage called a “michelada.” it’s got beer, limes, chili spices, and other flavors as well. that’s the only way i’ve ever seen clamato used but i’m in the southwest US, we do things a little differently down here!
As an American, I just love watching these particular videos. All the participants are familiar by now, and their reactions are priceless. This was the best one yet!
I have not laughed so hard in quite a while.The minute the headmaster said "Cla"? I about died! So glad I had already finished my food, or I would have choked on it. Somebody had to have wet their pants laughing in that scenario🤣
Big Red is bubblegum flavored and was very popular in the southern part of the U.S., when I was growing up. I could never quite figure out the flavor and ended up Googling it about 10 years ago. 🙂
The hardest I’ve laughed in awhile 🤣 “what’s a cla?” followed by that serious look by headmaster Dave. This series will never get old keep ‘em coming lol! Also, as a Texan I can’t believe not one person liked Big Red 🥲 the only drink I will actually drink among all of the ones they tried.
They picked some really weird choices for this. Our most popular sodas are Mtn Dew, Pepsi/Coke, Dr. Pepper, MUG Rootbeer and Ginger Ale. Edit: apparently you guys have most of these already. Whoops.
Pepsi coke Dr Pepper already exist here that’s why they ain’t give them those. Edit ginger beer is here too but nobody drinks it cause it’s disgusting lol
I gotta say, Clamato juice is Canadian, at some restaurants it’s one of the options instead of soup or salad, sprinkle salt and pepper and drink it up! Love it!
Gas is short for gasoline, not the state of matter. That’s what it is, gasoline. They call it petrol. Short for petroleum. But petroleum is crude oil. Would make more sense to call the motor oil ‘petrol’ because it’s significantly less refined than gasoline.
Ironically the term "gasoline" was created in the UK, then brought over to the United States and by the time it was adopted in the United States it was forgotten in favor of "Petrol" in the UK.
I just love watching the boys react to things but Dave is something else, he never fails to make laugh or smile. I was nearly like Josh with his reaction 😂
"Made with cane sugar" is a selling phrase because some years ago, cane sugar was replaced in many soda recipes with high fructose corn syrup, which people haven't liked as much (and may be even less healthy).
@@SuperCoolZomb1e Unfortunately, a few factories in Mexico have started using artificial sugar in their sodas to save money, but don't disclose that it's not cane sugar anymore.
Fun fact about Mountain Dew, if someone else hasn’t already commented it, it was originally created to be mixed with whiskey to make whiskey taste better.
That's why if you look at old ads for Mountain Dew it had a hillbilly with a moonshine jug (mountain dew was slang for moonshine). The original lemon-lime flavor was supposed to make whiskey taste like fine Tennessee moonshine. Not sure the same could be said today since it's more of a mix of orange and lemonade flavor now.
No wonder it's a favorite for hillbillies. I once saw a documentary about hillbillies that said many even babies are addicted to it. It's too harsh for my stomach. I cant drink it and haven't in decades.
@@dustinduncan2444I remember those commercials when they first came out. I actually liked it back then, but the last time I tried some I may as well been drinking antifreeze. It was horrible and I never tried it again, regardless of the many flavors out now.
Omgggggg “wHaT’s A cLaAaAA” about killed me!!! 🤣🤣🤣 he became immediately soooo concerned that he didn’t know what this CLA was! Haven’t laughed that hard in a minute! ❤
I am American, and the only soda in here that I recognized was Mountain Dew. I also know Crush and Fanta, but you got weird versions. It feels like you got a lot of those weird soda flavors that are there just for the sake of having them. Collectors items almost.
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Big Red is a Southern drink. My dad is from Kentucky and loved this drink. He would have family members bring it when they came to visit us in Florida. I never liked it. 😜
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The old glass bottles of Mt. Dew had a Huckleberry Finn type character on the front, with a piece of straw in his mouth and carrying a jug. He's hollering "Ya Hoo, Mt. Dew".
I believe the person from America who sent these didn't send very well known drinks that you can readily buy in England, that is why some of these are rather wack and are more or less regional ones. Never had even heard of Big Red and a couple others but I bet if you go to certain parts of the US they are heavily consumed. It would have been rather stupid to send them Cokes and Sprites. Loved the bit about "...why do Americans call it gas when it's literally a liquid" and also the "What's a Cl?" This has got to be the best headmaster in all of England. This is such fun and I bet the students are enjoying every minute at that school and behaving and learning like I wish they would in the US.
@@TheEWFX29 Big Red soda is, funny enough, basically bubble gum flavor. It's common in the southern US, but not most people's first (or second... or third) choice.
@@loxhisk2243theres tons if sodas that are actually popular here in the USA but aren't as obscure as big redd or warheads soda. Also the diet decaf version of the green tea? Really?
@@go-away-5555 and most of those are already popular outside of the US or not surprising. Most western places are very americanised so the only point to a video like this is to try weird drinks
@@biancahernandez6432are you for real? You don’t think we have Dr Pepper or Sprite in the UK? I’ve seen both in third world countries, let alone here in England 😂 they didn’t include drinks we have and can buy absolutely everywhere here.. obviously
Crush and Arizona's are definitely huge brands here. Clamato is too but that was both a weird choice and is terrible. The warheads sodas are pretty new and definitely a novelty, and a bad one at that.
Omg!!! I literally almost peed myself when the dean said “cla” instead of clam. 😂🤣 I even have my 12yo and his buddies addicted to your channels. MORE CONTENT PLEEEEEASE! 🤩
I love how Josh and Olly do all the nice eating of Michelin star food but when there is any whiff something could be gross it’s time for an episode with the school kids 😉😉😂😂
Never even knew Warhead soda existed and I live in the US. Seeing the Clamato come out, I knew the results were going to be hilarious and I was right!! LOL!! Truly, Clamato was made for mixing, not drinking straight. Trust Olly and Josh to make this the last one to try.. LOL!!!
Clamato was an EXTREMELY hilarious choice 😂 ....it's a beverage that you either LOVE it or HATE it....there's no middle area of uncertainty. Great video guys, keep up the great work 😃 👍
You have to PREPARE the Clamato! Ice cold, mix in lemon juice, Tabasco, Worchestire sauce, pepper, some salt and mix it. Add an ice cold beer....HEAVEN! especially on a Sunday morning with a hangover. Guys, im telling you! Greetings from Mexico.
As a Canadian who always has Clamato in her fridge; I promise we don't just drink it straight up. That juice is for vodka ceasars and vodka ceasars alone 😂😂
just for the record, Big Red is a very texan/southern thing(like sweet iced tea) it is very much regional. the "official" flavor is "citrus cream soda" but most of us natives say it tastes like cotton candy or pink chewing gum. even here in the states outside of our region, it is not well liked
I was wondering! I'm from the southern US (Georgia) and I've actually never even heard of it. I assumed it had to be a regional thing I was just unaware of
@@ashliel4111 it was originally created in san antonio. i think by the 7 up company. its now owned by dr pepper, also a texas company coming from the waco area.
What I find refreshing is having reactions of these kids as honest as they can be. Adults reactions is the very common on a majority of UA-cam videos no matter where you are from, but having British highschoolers react to American products - comedic, truthful, and to the point! Love the headmaster having a great time, with Josh and Ollie and YES gas is a liquid... LOL. Very entertaining video!
I brought root beer candy with when I moved to Japan and it was hilarious how polarizing it was. I personally love it but I can see how people would associate it with medicine.
I enjoy trying different root beer flavors. It’s interesting to experience the flavors in regional or local root beers that are bottled and produced in smaller batches.
Outside of Mountain Dew, Arizona and a few others, they chose some very niche drinks that you would not find in every grocer. Never drank or seen Big Red, warhead soda or blue fanta, and some soda’s you have to go to a beverage store like BevMo to find.
Not exactly fair judgement by giving them DIET & DECAF Arizona tea. I exclusively drink the regularly caffeinated, non diet Arizona green tea and love it!
Amazing to see OG's Theo, Lorenzo, Arthur & Henok grow up before our eyes. Long term Jolly viewers will fondly recall the 7 students of the same school taking a 2 week trip to Korea. I wonder whether another overseas trip maybe planned for these classmates? (Maybe elsewhere this time, many an Asian destination e.g. Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand or America perhaps?)
As an American I’m sorry about the trash drink choices I didn’t even know warhead soda existed
Same here! They probably had to order Big Red online because that was new to me too😂
I hate when people misrepresent America . Coke, pepsi ,spite and etc. there are so many drink that’s American , wtf are these
@@jgant4643 for me, big red is found in every store, gastation, etc.
@@musicbox6144 The products you mentioned also exist in the UK. They are trying products specifically sold in the US.
@@musicbox6144 all u need to represent america is a kilo of sugar in a can
As an American I can say that we don’t drink half of those things. We drink Sprite, Rootbeer, Dr. Pepper, cream soda, orange fanta, coca cola, and others not shown in the video.
they drink that too so it wouldnt be a good video
yea they have all that in UK
I don’t think Brits like root beer. It’s a uniquely American taste.
@@woodcider I suspect they have not ever had actual root beer. Most major brands use root beer "flavors" and not a recipe for the real deal. Same with ginger ale ... the real stuff has ginger in it, most big brands do not have real ginger in it at all. Just ginger "flavor".
The only one I don't drink is Clamato also I don't get the diet Arazona teas.
Just seeing headmaster Dave, josh, and Ollie dying from laughing brings me so much joy! “What’s a cla” with that confused look 😂
Now that's what JOLLY is! Josh collapsing on the floor laughing is pure gold 😂
honestly i was with Mr Dave with that, took me awhile to realize its clams hahhha
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I don't think I've laughed harder at a Jolly video before.
He cant even stop laughing at his own question
"It tastes how you expect it to taste. You can taste the red" - an English kid who could probably pursue a career in comedy.
As an American I’m assuming the warhead soda is a novelty item just like beanboozled. No one sits and just eats sock flavored jelly beans lol same with that
Literally the only people who buys them are UA-camrs who do sour challenges😭
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@@livia8307 This UA-cam video watcher is a picky picky eater🧸🍵🍩.
Definitely a novelty thing. We tried 4 flavors and they were all awful. Only 1 was even close to drinkable.
Yeah they taste like battery acid mixed with concentrated kool-aid
To be fair, I don't know anyone who drinks Clamato straight. It's used as a cocktail mixer, and is great for Mexican shrimp cocktail.
Clamato it's not a drink it's a mixer.
@@joliesalazar3571 Exactly.
Bloody Mary mix. Something they should be able to relate to.
As a Canadian, Clamato can absolutely be drank as is.
Im canadian, and you're wrong, clamato by itself is fucking great, put a lil pepper in it and it just slaps.
I’m Mexican-American. Clamato isn’t typically drank by itself. As you mentioned it’s used in cocktails like Michelada’s, and also shrimp cocktail
And south park vampire kids.
In Canada we use Clamato in a Bloody Mary type drink called a Caesar which is super popular here.
yes I was going to say this 😂
@@beverleyelianeomg people put tripe in a drink!? 😮
@@GardenFairyPrincess oops I meant ‘type’ lol corrected! No tripe drinking here 😂
CLAMATO is used to make Bloody Mary's. It isn't meant to be drunk all by itself but I love it. I use it for a chaser after a shot of Tequila.
As an American I didn’t even know that half of those drinks existed. I’m so sorry that y’all had to try those! 😳
And where was the root beer or Dr Pepper
@@mn_wild9394right! Besides Dew and AZ tea no one drinks the rest. At least be accurate in making fun of our drink choices!😂
Exactly like who is actually drinking the first one 😭
Ikr? Big red? Who drinks that anymore? It’s not like British food and drinks are any better. A lot of their food is rubbish.
You have to remember the big drink companies like Pepsi coke 7up Dr Pepper already exist in the uk. That’s why they’re finding all these obscure drinks we don’t know about. Pretty sure Mountain Dew tried to get in on the market here but it got banned or something cause of the colourings or something
41 year old American here. You described Big Red as a classic American drink. I've never heard of it in my life.
I'm a 44 year old American woman and I've never heard of it either. Maybe it's regional.
Just looked it up on wiki and it says it's popular in the Southern US.
@@lynntaylor9681After reading both of your comments I can confirm that yes, it is definitely regional. I’m from Texas and Big Red is ubiquitous down here. We even have a Big Red and Barbacoa (type of taco meat) festival (those two items are considered to be complimentary here).
For the record I hate it 😂
Big Red is a cream soda originally from Waco Texas. The first flavors are citrus with a smooth vanilla after taste. Almost like an "oaky afterbirth" - sorry had to say it.
I think I’ve seen it sold as a generic in California. Haven’t had it.
Clamato is a classic ingredient in a Bloody Mary cocktail.
As an American, I was intrigued by most of your choices. I have never seen or heard of most of them although I do admit I am a fan of Arizona tea.
they had the worst flavor too, with ginseng. if they had the green tea flavor with honey, their opinion would be vastly different.
This entire sampling was like it intentionally had the worst of the worst.
I too had never heard of some and would not want the others. Fanta was the only one I would care to drink and only if cold on ice, but not much of it. Maybe another flavor.
they literally said at the start "we were sent these" lol@@Smokestacklightin
exactly, like big red?
@@jadenyeo5817it's not the worst one at all but they chose DECAF out of all of them. Who TF BUYS DECAF ARIZONA
I absolutely love when you have the British kids trying stuff. They are adorable!! More please!!
"What's a 'cla?" is the question of the decade. Also the way Mr. Smith asked it so seriously just made it a million times funnier 😂😂😂
And he cant even stop laughing after saying it lol
In my opinion they brought the wrong drinks. Besides the mountain dew should've came Pepsi or Coke, Sprite, Snapple ice tea, or regular Arizona lemon ice tea, Sunkist orange soda and Turkey hill Lemonade.
@@debmye6959They have Coke, Pepsi, and Sprite over there, so they would only bring soft drinks that are only in the US.
@@debmye6959 Snapple???? Who drinks that??? Old ladies??? 😆😆😆
@@getin3949 Well, I must be old because honestly, I'm drinking a Snapple ice tea now, lmao.
These are some of the most obscure American drinks they could find! As an American I’ve never heard of most of these except for Mountain Dew and Fanta and I’ve never even had these Fanta flavors! In America I think coke products are the most popular.
You took the words right out of my mouth. I've never heard of most of these drinks....ur giving our country a bad rep.
Kinda like when they did “thanksgiving dinner” and had next to zero actual thanksgiving dishes
And the Arizona tea was decaf and diet. Clamato did not belong in this lineup at all.
right but then again we probally have most of ur popular items here already including a few fanta flavours@@Richie07a1
Crush and big red is distributed by Pepsi, they aren't really obscure sodas at all.
The sour warhead tho is relatively new, came out like last year.
Arizona drinks isn't obscure either.
The fact you guys busted out Clamato and called it American made me laugh for hours 😂
They said it's popular in Mexico which is part of North America
Called it a "drink." MAYBE people drink it SOMEWHERE in North America, but in the US at least it's used for cooking not as a refreshing beverage.
"sock flavored jelly beans"... lmao, ouch it hurts. OMG... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. I got bamboozled once and I'll never forget it.
@@BaoHadiri live in the us and i drink it😭 so do all my friends
Think you need to realize that the US is only a part of America. America is made up of two continents and a LOT of diffrent countries
11:15 I CAN'T IT'S TOO PAINFUL TO LAUGH OMG LMAOOOOO I'M CRYING
As an Arizonan, my only question is why was the Arizona tea decaffeinated and diet? 🤭you guys didn't get the true sugary goodness!
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I am Arizonian too
That's what I was thinking too.
With the irony being that Arizona tea isn't actually made in Arizona. But, the diet versions of their beverages are just gross. The standard fare Arizona tea (any flavor, really) would be infinitely better.
I agree, I am not from Arizona but I work at the company that makes it I’m like why gives kids decaf/diet? Lol
As an American, I have never drank or seen anyone ever drink warheads soda. Honestly didn’t even know that was a thing 😂
Literally only UA-camrs doing sour challenges buy them 😭
I've had it. It's not sour it doesn't taste like any of the flavors nothing about it makes sense
Same never seen or heard of it
I’ve tried it it’s good just really sour haha
Same here. Never heard of it.
Big Red - a classic, old-school American soda, absolutely tastes like medicine - because that's what it is. Soda shops started as a bar in your local pharmacy, and you'd purchase a medical drink. Pepsi is so named because it contained pepsid - a stomach medication. Coca-cola, named for the primary ingredients of Coca leaf and Kola nut, root beer, being a small beer made from various medicinal roots...
Yeah, old soda flavors are medicinal in nature.
And freaking delicious if you grew up drinking them recreationaly.
Now they are made with nasty chemicals ad Brits can taste them.
Cream soda doesnt taste like medicine. Blasphemy!
Schweppes started as medicine too
I have never heard of big red in my life
Big red and rootbeer and cream soda are probably my favorite soft drinks
Um Mountain Dew keeps me going every day. The suds and burn are awesome. Thanks
From an American - me 🙋🏼♀️ - I am SO SORRY for the garbage drinks they gave you!! I’ve never even seen warheads in a can!!! Hopefully next time, they will get you some better stuff! 😂😂🤦🏼♀️
I was about to say these were the worst drinks in America 😭 I don't drink/like anyyyy of these except the berry Fanta is so good
The only good one they gave was mtn dew 🥱sprite tastes better
Yeah out of the drink options only like two of them are drank regularly
To each their own , I like them myself.
@@lelenene3644 I already knew they would hate mountain dew lol. I only get in once in a while, but it is a really weird one same with big red. But I like my grape soda, but even better is cherry or classic coke/pepsi
The mistake made on the Arizona Tea was that they sent the boys Green Tea with Ginseng. If it were the Green Tea with honey, it would've played out differently. 😂
I like the Red Apple Arizona iced tea.
They gave them that nasty decaf diet one
I think they've had Arizona Green Tea with Ginseng and honey before and it was a hit, should have given them the Arizona Sweet tea here
@@quaniboy6273yes it said diet yuck!😂
Most green teas are rather weak to begin with, you simply can't go diet and decaf with them.
Grape-flavored anything in America is based on the Concord Grape, one of the few grape varieties native to the USA. The fresh grapes have a sweet, but tart profile kind of like a sweet wine (and that's before the grapes have been fermented). Most Americans will recognize the familiar taste of Concord Grape jelly from their PB & J's but Concord Grapes apparently taste VERY different from the grapes used in Europe.
Also, Mountain Dew was originally created to be mixer for liquor, particularly whiskey and homemade moonshine, it only became popular as a standalone drink later.
Interesting factoid. Yet in Britain it's classified as an energy drink, like Red Bull.
@@Eneri-z9vExactly. Because of the very high caffeine levels.
Mountain Dew mixed with a shot of peach crown royal or peach flavored whiskey on the rocks. So good
I'm from Southern VA. I grew up drinking Sarsparilla which is similar to root beer. When I went to TX as a 19yo, i had Big Red for the first time and loved it. I love that family of drinks Root Beer, Sarsaparilla, and Cream Soda. There's something different about Big Red from regular cream soda. So yummy.
Josh & Ollie, please keep doing a series with these students. They're such a joy to watch and bring me so much laughter along with the both of you. Much love from Colorado!
Much love from Cali also!!!!
On behalf of Colorado and California Not ! 🤷♂️🤦♂️
I like how the boys don't learn their lesson. Despite hating every last drink and struggling to finish what they poured, they still pour full glasses of the next drink. 🤣
Been looking for this comment! 😆
Well they're young men what does one expect?
They're british. They'll drink anything
From watching these vids, it seems like the food and drinks in the UK are very bland and very simple because they make some extreme faces and comments from some of the flavors of common drinks.
@@bcrusher1979as someone who has Ben to the UK multiple times, everything I have ate/drank there is definitely relatively bland compared to foods and drink you will find pretty much anywhere else
The medicine taste from the drinks comes from their history. When soft drinks were first made they were promoted as 'healthy' drinks. Coke had cocaine in it and 7-up had lithium citrate also other drinks had medical ingredients added. Root beer was promoted as an alternative to alcoholic beer. This had both of us laughing so much!
oh the good old days!
As Tyrone Biggums said, cocaine in a can baby!
Some of those I don't think exist everywhere. Big red?!
@@kdcbattlecreek It may be a southern drink even so I've found it hard to find it around my area (south of Chattanooga TN).
It exists. Mostly in the south but I've seen it around.
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Rory makes these videos worthwhile.
"What's a Cla?" had me ugly laughing like a hyena in tears for a good 10 minutes 😂
My first reaction was “oh honey you need to have the talk with ur wife”😂
Clamato Juice, you absolute monsters that's not even a soft drink you just wanted to make them drink something even a good number American's despise
I don't get it? Tried to look it up, but the internet was no help. What IS Cla?
I called it Chlamydia juice myself. The ingredients made it sound horrible.
I was on the floor LMAO, What's a Cla??? 😅😅😅
@@KimPhilibert1203 Never heard of that expression myself. Must be a British thing.
Throwing in the Clamato wasnt really fair though! No one drinks that straight, its like a mixer for cocktails. I love watching the kids try our American foods- ❤️❤️
My boy loves drinking it n my mom n my self is good n healthy
but why you got to put clams in it thts just wrong
@@drinkwater9891because it’s a mixer for a shrimp cocktail,, it’s a Mexican dish
@@valentineyves ok thanks i try it one day, maybe with tequila since thats form mexico too. we use britvic or big tom or tomato juice for bloody marys but you can also drink it without alcohol, with this clam stuff not sure if i could handle it without being a cocktail, lets see
@@drinkwater9891Do NOT try it with tequila 😂 I’m Mexican, we mix it with our beer (michelada) or like the other person said, in shrimp cocktails (coctel de camaron)
Clamato is not a drink that should ever be drank on its own outside of a Ceasar. For Americans or Brits wondering, its basically a Bloody Mary made with Clamato, but it is x100 times better. Clamato is basically a mixed drink base, and I refuse to believe anyone ever drinks it on it's own.
In Canada our bottles of Clamato were literally branded as a Ceasar base and not as a drink. I mean the picture on the bottle you have even shows it as having a garnish on the glass, in Canada our bottles show the glass having a spiced rim and often come in "party packs" with a bottle of vodka too.
Definitely better with the spices etc but I like it solo
Seriously I used it for bloody marry or ceviche NOT drinking by itself 🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️🤦🏽♀️
clamato is used in a mexican beverage called a “michelada.” it’s got beer, limes, chili spices, and other flavors as well. that’s the only way i’ve ever seen clamato used but i’m in the southwest US, we do things a little differently down here!
@@crystalramirezmoreno9190 it was invented in Canada when Caesar's were created
I drink it over ice. American here.
9:09 bro had that pinky out for the tea
As an American, I just love watching these particular videos. All the participants are familiar by now, and their reactions are priceless. This was the best one yet!
Fully agree except not close to the best one 😂
Mountain Dew is just described as "citrus". It has lemon, lime, and a bit of orange juice in it for flavoring.
thats not even close to what is all in a mtn dew
@@ThatEmoGirl technically yes, but those are the main flavors that most people can taste.
@@ThatEmoGirlyeah, people just class it as a citrus soda.
Don't forget grapefruit. That's its main constituent flavor.
Those of us that don't like original men dew call it "carbonated goat p*ss". Yet, I like the Code Red flavor. Yeah, I'm weired.😂
I have not laughed so hard in quite a while.The minute the headmaster said "Cla"? I about died! So glad I had already finished my food, or I would have choked on it. Somebody had to have wet their pants laughing in that scenario🤣
I had tears coming out of my eyes of how hard I was laughing I kept replying it over and over 😂
"Cla... what's a 'cla'? " with the MOST innocent face!!! Lmao
I'M CRYING!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣 MY FAV PART!!!
Do they not have clams in England? Lol. Sooo cute!!
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Watch The One With Hot Sauce And Watch The One Where They Make Cotton Candy..Out Of Different Things..
You Will Laugh So Hard You Will Be Crying 😂
Big Red is bubblegum flavored and was very popular in the southern part of the U.S., when I was growing up. I could never quite figure out the flavor and ended up Googling it about 10 years ago. 🙂
The reason it points out that it’s made with cane sugar, is because most sodas use high fructose corn syrup instead of real sugar.
That’s a US thing. In most other places in the world most sodas are made with real sugar
That's what I was gonna say. You get a Mexican coke for the same reason. LOL.
What's a "cla" was the best... had Josh literally rolling on the floor laughing 😂
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I rewatched that moment like 10 times
That was a comedy moment when I saw that happening.
he knew what he was doing, but he's a headmaster lol
The hardest I’ve laughed in awhile 🤣 “what’s a cla?” followed by that serious look by headmaster Dave. This series will never get old keep ‘em coming lol! Also, as a Texan I can’t believe not one person liked Big Red 🥲 the only drink I will actually drink among all of the ones they tried.
Leave it to Ollie with his impromptu humor Big Red Flag😂😂😂
I think big red is something we Texans grew up on, I seen people form other states try it and think it’s weird taste.
Yes, Dr Pepper, Big Red, Creme Soda, RC Cola, and sweet tea made the correct way, with the sugar cooked in not just poured in cold.
Big Red is one of those things if you grew up with it you love it, and if you didn't grow up with it you hate it.
Because it's trash. Sorry pal.
@@DrewGalyen agree to disagree sir lol
6:42 wrong Arizona flavor they need the iced tea lemonade
Love how headmaster Dave is still a child at heart, loving all the artificial colors and flavors 😂
They picked some really weird choices for this. Our most popular sodas are Mtn Dew, Pepsi/Coke, Dr. Pepper, MUG Rootbeer and Ginger Ale.
Edit: apparently you guys have most of these already. Whoops.
Exactly. Never heard or seen some of those. Ugh 😫.
You spelled Barqs wrong
@@comicbrandon yeah, Barqs, A&W and MUG are all solid
Yes!!!!
Pepsi coke Dr Pepper already exist here that’s why they ain’t give them those. Edit ginger beer is here too but nobody drinks it cause it’s disgusting lol
Never change, Grace. Your laughter fills up the room
Yeay Grace! 🎉
I gotta say, Clamato juice is Canadian, at some restaurants it’s one of the options instead of soup or salad, sprinkle salt and pepper and drink it up! Love it!
I've watched these kids so many times that now I feel as though I can anticipate their reactions. They need their own show.
“I don’t know why Americans call it gas, it’s a liquid” sent me 😂 I’ve never thought of that before haha
To be fair, I've always used "gasoline" and not "gas" as a descriptor for it - which is more accurate, but not accurate still lol
@LordLOC I think we can get away with gas because it DOES become a gas when it gets lit up in your car. It's a bit of a stretch I guess lol
@@jamesedwards147 thats like calling a candle - gas.
Gas is short for gasoline, not the state of matter. That’s what it is, gasoline. They call it petrol. Short for petroleum. But petroleum is crude oil. Would make more sense to call the motor oil ‘petrol’ because it’s significantly less refined than gasoline.
Ironically the term "gasoline" was created in the UK, then brought over to the United States and by the time it was adopted in the United States it was forgotten in favor of "Petrol" in the UK.
I love these organic reactions. But honestly, I can’t get enough of their awesome accent. Seriously!😍
I just love watching the boys react to things but Dave is something else, he never fails to make laugh or smile. I was nearly like Josh with his reaction 😂
"Made with cane sugar" is a selling phrase because some years ago, cane sugar was replaced in many soda recipes with high fructose corn syrup, which people haven't liked as much (and may be even less healthy).
High fructose corn syrup destroys your liver and pancreas much worse than sugar. Much less is required but the bodily harm is exponential.
Mexican coke and some other Mexican sodas are really good with cane sugar in a glass bottle
High fructose corn syrup frys your pancreas!
@@TheSheepDogPatriot1776your pancreas can't tell the difference between sugar or high fructose corn syrup.
@@SuperCoolZomb1e Unfortunately, a few factories in Mexico have started using artificial sugar in their sodas to save money, but don't disclose that it's not cane sugar anymore.
Fun fact about Mountain Dew, if someone else hasn’t already commented it, it was originally created to be mixed with whiskey to make whiskey taste better.
wait really?
that's interesting, I'll have to try that out.
Wut
That's why if you look at old ads for Mountain Dew it had a hillbilly with a moonshine jug (mountain dew was slang for moonshine). The original lemon-lime flavor was supposed to make whiskey taste like fine Tennessee moonshine. Not sure the same could be said today since it's more of a mix of orange and lemonade flavor now.
No wonder it's a favorite for hillbillies. I once saw a documentary about hillbillies that said many even babies are addicted to it.
It's too harsh for my stomach. I cant drink it and haven't in decades.
@@dustinduncan2444I remember those commercials when they first came out. I actually liked it back then, but the last time I tried some I may as well been drinking antifreeze. It was horrible and I never tried it again, regardless of the many flavors out now.
Omgggggg “wHaT’s A cLaAaAA” about killed me!!! 🤣🤣🤣 he became immediately soooo concerned that he didn’t know what this CLA was!
Haven’t laughed that hard in a minute! ❤
I am American, and the only soda in here that I recognized was Mountain Dew. I also know Crush and Fanta, but you got weird versions. It feels like you got a lot of those weird soda flavors that are there just for the sake of having them. Collectors items almost.
I lost it at “Cla. What’s Cla?” 😂 I have tears!!
He said 'Cl' 😂😂😂
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The fear in his voice😂
11:13 When the headmaster said "What's a CL" .... I LOST it 🤣
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Same tho! 🤣
is it british slang? Still dont get it.
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Honestly, whoever decided to give them Clamato straight is just evil. It’s great in cocktails, never straight
1:15 When I tell you I DIED laughing at this! 😂😂😂😂😂
“What is a cla?”Possibly the best question of the 21st century. I haven’t laughed this hard in a decade. 😂😂😂😂
Ain’t no way they just poured Arizona green tea into a cup that clearly had big red remnants in it 😂
The Arizona green tea is disgusting. The Big Red could have only improved it and I don't even know what Big Red taste like.
It was also the diet version!
@@vadave311 arizona green tea doesn’t really taste like much, but big red is pretty gross so it definitely wasn’t helping anything
@@Diamond_Skiesand caffeine free!!😅
Those boys are probably scared for life and will never know the joy of sweet tea done right😂
Mr. Smith is low-key hilarious. I wanna grab a beer with that guy
He doee seem like a wildman 😂😂😂😂
Big Red is a Southern drink. My dad is from Kentucky and loved this drink. He would have family members bring it when they came to visit us in Florida. I never liked it. 😜
The headmaster is a comedian I swear 😂
These kids are just so darn adorable and the principal is hilarious!!! I love these!
Hahaha Im amazed at how funny/witty some of them are!
"I don't know why the americans call it gas, its litteraly a liquid" got me
Fr not knowing gas is just short for gasoline
Well we invented the automobile so we can call it whatever we want. Gas is short for gasoline btw
@@somersthesunless9091germans invented the automobile
Germans invented cars, wtf are you on
@@lourdesrodrigo6374 On January 29, 1886, Carl Benz applied for a patent for his “vehicle powered by a gas engine.” The patent - number 37435 - may be regarded as the birth certificate of the automobile. In July 1886 the newspapers reported on the first public outing of the three-wheeled Benz Patent Motor Car, model no. 1.
3:46 I’m from the US and I’ve NEVER heard of Big Red before today.
What?! How? What state are you from?
me to
11:05 "that's the worst thing I've ever tasted in my life 😃😃😃" - I love that he said it with the calmest smile! 🤣🤣
This series keeps getting better and better. The laughter and thoughts of everyone was the highlight of this episode 😂😂😂
Love that you include the Principal.
" what is a cla" 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
The old glass bottles of Mt. Dew had a Huckleberry Finn type character on the front, with a piece of straw in his mouth and carrying a jug. He's hollering "Ya Hoo, Mt. Dew".
“That’s fizzy wee” 😅🤣
These kids are my favorite reactors. They’re hilarious!
As a southerner…. Their reaction to Big Red is exactly what I assumed it would be 😂😂😂
Okay it’s a southern drink. I never heard of it on the west coast so I assumed it must be regional
Acquired taste.
As a New England boy, i couldn't tell you what Big Red is for all the tea in China.
@@thesketchyleo3038 Its literally cream soda with a bite.
@@westhoodqualzini7884 You can get it at some gas stations here. I know because I love it and am always trying to find some lol
I believe the person from America who sent these didn't send very well known drinks that you can readily buy in England, that is why some of these are rather wack and are more or less regional ones. Never had even heard of Big Red and a couple others but I bet if you go to certain parts of the US they are heavily consumed. It would have been rather stupid to send them Cokes and Sprites.
Loved the bit about "...why do Americans call it gas when it's literally a liquid" and also the "What's a Cl?" This has got to be the best headmaster in all of England. This is such fun and I bet the students are enjoying every minute at that school and behaving and learning like I wish they would in the US.
The U.S. and U.K. both called it gasoline, but they just changed it. Same with airplane.
I heard of Big Red gum but not drink. But they said its old so maybe its like Moxie which you hear about in black and white films.
@@TheEWFX29 Big Red soda is, funny enough, basically bubble gum flavor. It's common in the southern US, but not most people's first (or second... or third) choice.
@@FuzzyPuppetFactory Yeah I am from New England so we probably haven't had that here in a long time. I was never a fan of Cherry cola or Dr Pepper.
We have Big Red in the Midwest, but I’m not sure of any one who drinks it on the regular. Growing up I used to for a very short period.
The Clamato reactions are absolute gold! I'm laughing so hard, tears coming out.
I'm an American retired ESL instructor and I did this on occasion with my foreign adult students. The responses were the same as your school boys. 😁
11:11 what's a Cla? . That had me rolling on the floor😂😂
Mr Smith is finally getting more camera time! He’s hilarious and a super star ❤
And a Lord, don’t forget. In a previous video they bought him a square foot of land. Now, he is Lord Smith. 😀
I love the headmaster’s laugh lmao
Now its time to try a classic American soda
_pulls out a drink I’ve never seen in my life_
Wouldn’t be a very good video if they drank coke and sprite 😐
@@loxhisk2243 they weren’t talk about that
@@citrusz6561 yes they are?
@@loxhisk2243theres tons if sodas that are actually popular here in the USA but aren't as obscure as big redd or warheads soda.
Also the diet decaf version of the green tea? Really?
@@go-away-5555 and most of those are already popular outside of the US or not surprising. Most western places are very americanised so the only point to a video like this is to try weird drinks
☹️ as an American, I am appalled by these choices! I’ve only heard of Mountain Dew…we need to send a better representation of our soft drinks 😂
I dont think they know about Dr pepper or sprite?
@@biancahernandez6432talk about tasting like medicine! Dr Pepper is medicine. My husband and son love it, but 🤮
@@biancahernandez6432are you for real? You don’t think we have Dr Pepper or Sprite in the UK? I’ve seen both in third world countries, let alone here in England 😂 they didn’t include drinks we have and can buy absolutely everywhere here.. obviously
Crush and Arizona's are definitely huge brands here. Clamato is too but that was both a weird choice and is terrible. The warheads sodas are pretty new and definitely a novelty, and a bad one at that.
it's a UA-cam. It's about instant reaction to new experiences. What would be the point of recording 16 year old lads drinking coke?
Omg!!! I literally almost peed myself when the dean said “cla” instead of clam. 😂🤣 I even have my 12yo and his buddies addicted to your channels. MORE CONTENT PLEEEEEASE! 🤩
4:29 😭😂💀 we don’t even drink that stuff
I love how Josh and Olly do all the nice eating of Michelin star food but when there is any whiff something could be gross it’s time for an episode with the school kids 😉😉😂😂
HAHAHA!
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The "cla" thing had ME on the floor.😂 All are such good sports!💕👏
Never even knew Warhead soda existed and I live in the US. Seeing the Clamato come out, I knew the results were going to be hilarious and I was right!! LOL!! Truly, Clamato was made for mixing, not drinking straight. Trust Olly and Josh to make this the last one to try.. LOL!!!
I have seen warhead soda but I would never buy it, it's like a gag drink
Clamato is used for making bloody Mary’s. I’ve never heard of one single person drinking that stuff straight
It tastes like heartburn LMFAO I actually woke my dog up, laughing so loud. You're not wrong
Clamato was an EXTREMELY hilarious choice 😂 ....it's a beverage that you either LOVE it or HATE it....there's no middle area of uncertainty. Great video guys, keep up the great work 😃 👍
The Headmaster’s amazing laugh after the “cla” moment is goals.
What is it?
That was hilarious! Why did you give those boys the worst version of sweet tea...decaf, diet, and ginseng ? They never stood a chance with that one😂
Should have given them Milo's.
Big Red tastes to me exactly like the Big Red cinnamon gum. So sweet!
You have to PREPARE the Clamato! Ice cold, mix in lemon juice, Tabasco, Worchestire sauce, pepper, some salt and mix it. Add an ice cold beer....HEAVEN! especially on a Sunday morning with a hangover. Guys, im telling you! Greetings from Mexico.
A Michelada is completely different drink but yea they prolly woulda liked it way better
I could go for either one right now!@@aaronramirez408
Fun fact: the term "Mountain Dew" was originally used to refer to moonshine or homemade whiskey!
Mountain Dew was made to be a mixer for that moonshine.
The song is pretty explicit on this too.
@@PatrickDaviswimiwamwamwazzle Yeah, but I wouldn't expect any given person to recognize the song TBH.
As a Canadian who always has Clamato in her fridge; I promise we don't just drink it straight up. That juice is for vodka ceasars and vodka ceasars alone 😂😂
That's what I was thinking! Even in ads it is shown as a mixer, not as a beverage
said the same thing
Try it with a can of beer of ur choice it's also good like that to...to me it's good at room temperature with some salt and pepper 😊
Mexican here and we also use it in our fresh seafood.
You guys should have gone with Sarsaparilla soda!
just for the record, Big Red is a very texan/southern thing(like sweet iced tea) it is very much regional. the "official" flavor is "citrus cream soda" but most of us natives say it tastes like cotton candy or pink chewing gum. even here in the states outside of our region, it is not well liked
I was wondering! I'm from the southern US (Georgia) and I've actually never even heard of it. I assumed it had to be a regional thing I was just unaware of
I would agree with that. I’m definitely more of a cheerwine fan myself or grapico
I knew I haven’t seen it in years for a reason, I moved from TX abt over 10 yrs ago and haven’t seen it since 😂
@@ashliel4111 it was originally created in san antonio. i think by the 7 up company. its now owned by dr pepper, also a texas company coming from the waco area.
@@RaySw89 you can find it in more specialty stores and grocers now days, but its pretty hard to find outside of texas.
What I find refreshing is having reactions of these kids as honest as they can be. Adults reactions is the very common on a majority of UA-cam videos no matter where you are from, but having British highschoolers react to American products - comedic, truthful, and to the point! Love the headmaster having a great time, with Josh and Ollie and YES gas is a liquid... LOL. Very entertaining video!
The only one missing was a Barq’s Root Beer. I know people *hate* root beer. Their reactions would be priceless. My family and I love root beer.
I brought root beer candy with when I moved to Japan and it was hilarious how polarizing it was. I personally love it but I can see how people would associate it with medicine.
No has to be A&W root beer it's the best one
@@darkqueennyannya159 Stewarts is the best. hands down
Barq's is awesome! Now I want a root beer float😊
I enjoy trying different root beer flavors. It’s interesting to experience the flavors in regional or local root beers that are bottled and produced in smaller batches.
11.30 headmaster is the funniest thing I've seen in ages 🤣 😂 what's a cla? Ffs I'm dead 💀 😂😂😂❤
Outside of Mountain Dew, Arizona and a few others, they chose some very niche drinks that you would not find in every grocer. Never drank or seen Big Red, warhead soda or blue fanta, and some soda’s you have to go to a beverage store like BevMo to find.
that arizona tea was diet and decaf idk how they managed that
@@JustEchoes Yeah personally I would have went with the Arizona Sweet Tea over whatever the hell Diet Decaf Green Tea is.
What part of the country are you from because we have Big Red in the Midwest. It taste like bubble gum flavored toothpaste I like it on occasions.
@@cjboyer4355we have it in the South also
Not exactly fair judgement by giving them DIET & DECAF Arizona tea. I exclusively drink the regularly caffeinated, non diet Arizona green tea and love it!
I know right - I was like yuck why
The Head Master cracks me up. Great sense of humor.
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"Whats a cla?"
Lol
They make a note that it's made with cane sugar because they took out high fructose corn syrup.
Amazing to see OG's Theo, Lorenzo, Arthur & Henok grow up before our eyes. Long term Jolly viewers will fondly recall the 7 students of the same school taking a 2 week trip to Korea. I wonder whether another overseas trip maybe planned for these classmates? (Maybe elsewhere this time, many an Asian destination e.g. Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand or America perhaps?)