@@cypher_22 you can still say "damn!" to something that's dangerous. Like dropping an engine block or if seine trips and hurts themself. There's alot of situations where you can, say "damn" and it's pretty much the same.
i was about to say the same thing, a scot or irish would warm my heart as my family descends from both, and i think gaelic immigrants created a lot of the drinking culture that exists in n. america today!
8:55 he literally said "you probably think japan is a colony of the united states but japan is the strongest. you have no idea how much i love my own country"
i love that jägermeister is considered a party drink in the US. in german speaking countries it's what grandma drinks after a meal at the restaurant :D
It’s considered a party drink cause it’s cheap and has a alright alcohol percentage though where I’m from we pass around a mason jar with some apple pie in it.
makes me think... he had tattoos, so he possibly has some shady past. he saw that the yt crew were talking with a pimp beforehand, maybe put 2 and 2 together & assumed they're working together in some way. that's why he dropped a hint that he'd be interested !
man what a fun video. i love seeing cultures learn about each other and trying stuff out. the old man shotgunning a beer with his teeth was so badass. mans a G
No one cares about the origin. These Alcohols are extremely popular in the US. Oh and if you say "I never seen em" do consider how big this country is. So it might not be entirely representing the entire US but it still represents a part of it.
You Americans and your weird rules on origins. Products not from America don't matter but you all swear your Irish without ever being within a thousand miles of it 😂
His majesty, the king of roppongi after drinking the baileys "light work, whats next" like he doesnt even review it, he just wants to drink yall under the table. I love him
I lived in Japan for 7 years. I brought 40's of OE 800 to a party once. They loved them. It was such a funny experience that my friends and I still laugh about 20+ years later. Such a great country filled with so many great people.
If Nepali people can claim the Momo(delicious Tibetan dumplings) then Americans can claim Jagermeister haha, but on a serious note it isn't American. It's just a part of the drinking culture and a popular drink in the US
Bailey's is Irish cream liquer. It's whiskey mixed with condensed milk. The Irish for whiskey is Uisce Beatha which means the Water of Life. Whiskey is Irish and Whisky is Scottish. Gin is double distilled alcohol flavoured by juniper berries. It was invented by an English doctor to give a healthy drink to nursing mothers.
I love Jägermeister, here in Spain, the people who drink it call it the "reloj de arena" (sandglass/hourglass) because if you drink to much, you can forgot everything you did last night.
Years ago I remember a drink being popular called the mind eraser. Maybe it still is popular I don't know. I would have to drink quite a few of them to have my mind erased though lol. Its in layers with Kahlua, vodka, coffee liquor, and soda water. I can't take Jager. I guess if its a Jager bomb but even then I don't like it. It has to be real cold.
There's also one other alcoholic beverage that many Japanese will drink. It's also made with rice but comes from Korea called soju. It is considered a wine in many parts of the US but some soju is 48 proof. In Los Angeles a number of places that don't have a hard liquor license but have a beer and wine license use it for mixed drinks. It's also harsher than vodka and have seen people who chug tequila choke on a single shot of this drink.
@@ferbhentaireviews7415 I used to do drinking contests with it at this one bar in west Los Angeles. Even the bar tenders would join in since it was after the other customers left and they were closing out the register (my friends were DJ's there. Yes it has less alcohol than vodka and considered a wine that can be up to 48 proof (used by bars that have only beer and wine license). It also has a much nastier taste and hits you much quicker/harder than actual hard liquor. Most westerners can't handle it straight.
@@ferbhentaireviews7415 the whole countries been crazy since it's conception. I'm GenX and those of us in the US were also referred to as the feral kids in the 70-90s. The videos on UA-cam that talk about growing up in the US as GenX only speak of the more calm things that some of our parents were aware of but not a large portion of the things we were actually doing daily which was crazier.
To shotgun a beer, you need to have the top of the can tilted downward so when you stab the bottom, the air bubble is there and it wont spray everywhere, you start drinking it after puncturing the can, as you tilt your head up you then pop the top open. Cleanest way of doing it.
1:58 has an important lesson to get people to participate. Have someone interact with you. People do not want to be the first ones just as people hesitate to be the first to sit in an empty restaurant they have never been to before.
When you shotgun a beer, hold the top part with one hand ready to open. Then tilt the top so the spot or stabbing open is above (making a little air bubble) then open as you drink, then you don't have to spill so much.
The sake stipulation under law here is Japan at the moment is 22% or less ABV. Anything over that is classified as zashu (literally “other alcohol”). Should also mention that within sake as a category, a lot of it is either brewed to point (aiming to achieve a certain ABV) or watered down after fermentation has stopped. “Real” sake (straight out of the spigot) is known as “genshu”. Finally, irrespective of legal requirements, the strongest I have tried (at a brewery) was about 24.1% ABV.
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The fact that the pimp got you a crowd means he did his job well lmao he literally brought people to you
I find it interesting that the locals trusted the pimps judgement period considering pimps in american culture are just criminals period 😂
@@RoxxyFly Prob due to the fact its legal in japan for Sex work and love hotels
@@DankHillComethcan only imagine how loose and beat up those holes are..
Sometimes it just takes someone to break the ice to see if you're ok. I can't blame the locals with Japan's recent influx of tourists.
Exactly 😂
Watching them casually talk to each other in two different languages was hilarious
Had me crying 😂 for some reason
They're from Tekken
Alcohol will make you fluent in any language
This is Tekken rules
That was my favorite part.
Are you telling me Japanese people also say "wow, that's crazy" when they're tired of listening to you? It's universal!
"Yabbai" just means like "damn" in most cases.
It's a translation after all.
@@ジョジョさまI thought it meant dangerous
@@cypher_22 you can still say "damn!" to something that's dangerous. Like dropping an engine block or if seine trips and hurts themself.
There's alot of situations where you can, say "damn" and it's pretty much the same.
@@cypher_22 Abunai means dangerous. Yabai means bad but could also be used for something good.
The way bro gave his "Dont underestimate us Japanese alcoholics" speech like an anime protagonist had me dead
He fr sounded like a character named "Rock" from Black Lagoon 😭
What he actually said is “You may think Japan is your colony but japan is the strongest”
Russia and Poland dying from laughter in the corner
The king of Roppongi is like a comic relief guy from an anime that occasionally appears in some episodes lol
IRL Sogeking
@@dvarjen From Osake Island, which is in your liver.
@@jaketno Haha, Good one :)
Spitting facts about gin though.
He's so funny but I don't think he's as much of drinker as he says he is, unless he's just really picky
“what a well put together cultured man, *turns out he’s a pimp”* 😂
Yeah, turns out most cultures aren't as hung up on sex as the US.
@@graysonllewellyn8734”hung up” and it’s forced sex work 😐
@@graysonllewellyn8734Wym? East Asian countries are some of the easiest to find that stuff openly.
a pimp named slickback?
He is a man of culture
“I will literally die”
“No you won’t”
“Well alright let’s do it”
😂😂😂 I love it
Lmao that was the best part
Cool profile picture@@paranomsun
@@paranomsun no it wasn't
bro literally folded under zero pressure
That King of Roppongi guy... NEEDS to hang out with a Scotsman friend. Those guys are one of the masters of getting drunk
It’d be like samurai Jack and the Scotsman but with drinking instead of fighting
King of Roppongi is like a yakuza substory
Dont forget a Boris, Vlad, or Dimitrije from Russia/Siberia those mfs are immune to alcohol poisoning I swear.
i was about to say the same thing, a scot or irish would warm my heart as my family descends from both, and i think gaelic immigrants created a lot of the drinking culture that exists in n. america today!
@@giraffeboog russians are like brothers to me, ive had the honour of drinking with russians once, they make us in canada look weak lmao.
I love how the "King of Roppongi" immediately said Fireball tasted like ass. He's definitely a king.
i wanted to see him do a shotgun
8:55 he literally said "you probably think japan is a colony of the united states but japan is the strongest. you have no idea how much i love my own country"
THANK YOU 🙏
So honored to see the King of Roppongi grace us with his presence.
400th
i love that jägermeister is considered a party drink in the US.
in german speaking countries it's what grandma drinks after a meal at the restaurant :D
Here in Scandinavia as well, although its somewhat popular in military circles for some weird reason.
have you ever been to germany ? all youth here drinks jäger lol
It’s considered a party drink cause it’s cheap and has a alright alcohol percentage though where I’m from we pass around a mason jar with some apple pie in it.
Wtf, wheres that info from?😂😂
jager is good during winter, thats top tier alcohol while skiing
hahahaha he said “you’re already drunk?” with genuine disbelief
That one roppongi dude looks drunk even before being recorded
Maybe he was 😂
They all do tbh 😂
Lol that guy screaming "BALL! BALL! BALL!" after fireball got introduced almost made me piss my pants 😂
he understood the essance of fireball
"Fireball-U" 😂
he's a true baller! 😂😂😂
Ball Is Life
This video was a lot of fun! (And also hectic 😂)
Thanks for having me and let me know when you guys are back in Japan!
I WATCHED THIS RANDOMLY AND SAW YOU BRO I WAS LIKE WAIT IS THAT PULSE
@@ShidaFPS LMAO HI
pulling out the handkerchief was smoooth LOLL
i love how the guy that is the most confident in his drinking ability handles the harder stuff the worst
To be fair all of those taste kinda like ass
Excellent cameo from the king of Roppongi!!
"I like cinnamon, but I also like women" 😂😂
-Dos equis
makes me think... he had tattoos, so he possibly has some shady past. he saw that the yt crew were talking with a pimp beforehand, maybe put 2 and 2 together & assumed they're working together in some way. that's why he dropped a hint that he'd be interested !
Yeah well their suicide rate is crazy high for a reason…
I can relate lol
@@iamvigantNah bro, he just a Japanese dude with tatts, Yakuza and the like don't go showing their tattoos in public
The guy saying “don’t be a chicken, just drink it man” got me. Sounds like something my friends would say 😂 Great video btw!! Subscribed!
That's how you end up saying ".. I'm sure you're wondering how I wound up here!"
Bro in the longsleeve tan shirt was an absolute vibe. Would totally go out for drinks with him
Thought they would introduce everclear as the last drink 😂
Should’ve gave them some moonshine
@@starkillervegeta4734 not trying to kill anyone lol
Everfear 💀
man what a fun video. i love seeing cultures learn about each other and trying stuff out. the old man shotgunning a beer with his teeth was so badass. mans a G
bro said American Alcohol, but none of that originate in USA💀
Bro, everything about America doesn’t originate from the USA. America is literally made up of a mixed culture. They call it the melting pot.
No one cares about the origin. These Alcohols are extremely popular in the US. Oh and if you say "I never seen em" do consider how big this country is. So it might not be entirely representing the entire US but it still represents a part of it.
You Americans and your weird
rules on origins. Products not from America don't matter but you all swear your Irish without ever being within a thousand miles of it 😂
The title says foreign so he's not wrong, he probably didn't double check his script
@@sinisterisrandom8537Jägermeister is German no matter how popular it might be in some states
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Everyone here was so cool. It’s nice to see everyone having fun like that.
I’m 99% sure the roppongi guy was already a few drinks deep and couldn’t resist the chance at free booze.
His majesty, the king of roppongi after drinking the baileys "light work, whats next" like he doesnt even review it, he just wants to drink yall under the table. I love him
9:06 men of culture we spot a rarity
( . Y . ) 👀
I lived in Japan for 7 years. I brought 40's of OE 800 to a party once. They loved them. It was such a funny experience that my friends and I still laugh about 20+ years later.
Such a great country filled with so many great people.
3:23 This guy doesn’t care about taste, he just wants something strong 😂
Then imidiately cares if it tastes gross lmao
Ah yes , Jägermeister the most american alcohol there is 😂
If Nepali people can claim the Momo(delicious Tibetan dumplings) then Americans can claim Jagermeister haha, but on a serious note it isn't American. It's just a part of the drinking culture and a popular drink in the US
it's German tho
It says " Foreign alcohol". I'd like to assume Germany is very foreign to Japanese.
@@VETOTHEGWEDO and in the video he say very clear “American alcohol”
I read titles, I don't listen to them. Figure it out bud.
Bailey's is Irish cream liquer. It's whiskey mixed with condensed milk. The Irish for whiskey is Uisce Beatha which means the Water of Life. Whiskey is Irish and Whisky is Scottish. Gin is double distilled alcohol flavoured by juniper berries. It was invented by an English doctor to give a healthy drink to nursing mothers.
To Americans, Bourbon is derived from Irish whiskey and Scotch is Scottish whisky.
3:35 guy is your typical Anime Bully :D love it :D
Hahaha… quite characteristic 😅
He made my ovulation go brrt and I'm a man
Its always an enjoyable video to learn about others cultures. Good job guys!
I love Jägermeister, here in Spain, the people who drink it call it the "reloj de arena" (sandglass/hourglass) because if you drink to much, you can forgot everything you did last night.
Years ago I remember a drink being popular called the mind eraser. Maybe it still is popular I don't know. I would have to drink quite a few of them to have my mind erased though lol. Its in layers with Kahlua, vodka, coffee liquor, and soda water. I can't take Jager. I guess if its a Jager bomb but even then I don't like it. It has to be real cold.
笑っちゃう！ずっと見てられる！
5:45 "only crazy people drink that"
*me with my jagerbomb in disbelief*
Bro, I cannot thank you enough for adding Chinese subs! Those subs keep me from forgetting all the characters :D
This is the type of videos I live for, honestly
Anyone notice the guy who must be a tattoo artist, he had a hospital tag on, wonder if he just got out only to drink a ton of alcohol 🤣
Loved the video btw 🤘
It's not a hospital tag, it's a wristband from the "king of tattoo" festival they held in Tokyo in March.
Hey guys I loved this video!!! Hope for more of these in the future!
3:57 japanese westside gunn over here
This leave l lives rent free in my head now 😂
That one guy fucking SLAMMED that shotgun holy shit, insane.
I loved all of the drinkers in this video. They were all hilarious and good sports. Japan is awesome!!!
I loved this video ! New refreshing content and hilarious!
This was fun. I love how much class japanese people seam to have, but they still are enjoying themself👏🇸🇪
King of Roppongi is an irl anime protagonist
drinking in japan seems fun, might have to visit there
I’m loving this content. I also enjoy the cooking videos but this has been a good break
That Repponggi guy didn't like anything!
Seemed like he was asking for a vodka!
Surprised you didn't give that to him!
Everything was too weak for the King
Repponggi Guy was a troll who wouldn't have liked anything if he thought it was American.
@@schlomogoldstein2137 based tbh
3:58 that reaction is giving that famous “ Hi!” “okay” meme. 😂
The tall thin guy in the yellow shirt is a badass lol
I love the Kng of Roppongi, he reminds me of one of my sons. The old gramps was also especially funny. 😂 Thanks to all who participated!
We need to get the King some competition lol. I’d love to see that dude in a drinking contest I bet he’d be funny as hell. 😂
When he started shaking the beer, I yelled aloud, "NoooOOOO!" 😂
0:16 they did him dirty 😂
This King of Roppongi dude sounds like a riot 😂
"Somehow we're talking to each other and we don't speak the same language" lmao
Ball Ball Ball, these guys having a fun night.
There's also one other alcoholic beverage that many Japanese will drink. It's also made with rice but comes from Korea called soju. It is considered a wine in many parts of the US but some soju is 48 proof. In Los Angeles a number of places that don't have a hard liquor license but have a beer and wine license use it for mixed drinks. It's also harsher than vodka and have seen people who chug tequila choke on a single shot of this drink.
choke on soju? with no added taste it just tastes like watered down vodka, how does one even choke when drinking this?
@@ferbhentaireviews7415 I used to do drinking contests with it at this one bar in west Los Angeles. Even the bar tenders would join in since it was after the other customers left and they were closing out the register (my friends were DJ's there. Yes it has less alcohol than vodka and considered a wine that can be up to 48 proof (used by bars that have only beer and wine license). It also has a much nastier taste and hits you much quicker/harder than actual hard liquor. Most westerners can't handle it straight.
@@desmien679 I guess youre right, it tastes disgusting without any added flavor. America sounds wild though, must be funxd
@@ferbhentaireviews7415 the whole countries been crazy since it's conception. I'm GenX and those of us in the US were also referred to as the feral kids in the 70-90s. The videos on UA-cam that talk about growing up in the US as GenX only speak of the more calm things that some of our parents were aware of but not a large portion of the things we were actually doing daily which was crazier.
1:50 that dude is literally what pops in my mind when picturing a asian buisness man. Always so well put together
2:18 Lol the friends being named Nobu and Takumi😭 If you’ve ever seen Nana then you know…
😭😭
Bro king of rappongi had me dying laughing the whole time
8:58 every man, woman and child stands up in finland and laughs at you
Finland beer is like 2.7% GTFO 😂
this was hilarious, loved this 😂
It's only been 2 months but I miss Japan. Hope to be back soon.
Today, I learned a bit more about Japan, and I want to go there even more now.
Was hoping to see whiskey, Rum, tequila and moonshine
Japan has some of the best whiskey in the world, in fact they export more whiskey than sake.
4:56 I was thinking that the same time he said that wtf😭😂
😂😂 my favorite part
I love your guys content
They are having a good time. love it.
The KING of Roppongi. 😂😂😂😂
Jumping from Baileys to Fireball is crazy work
The first guy is LITERALLY the main character, look at his jawline
I'm surprised no one didn't start singing Gin and juice when the gin came out
Ahhhh, London Dry Gin. The most American product out there....
I am also getting old.
2:35 and right there is wat my dad named me after. Lol
Damn 😅
Lol
That roppongi dude has that energy everyone like when drunk, funny asf
To shotgun a beer, you need to have the top of the can tilted downward so when you stab the bottom, the air bubble is there and it wont spray everywhere, you start drinking it after puncturing the can, as you tilt your head up you then pop the top open. Cleanest way of doing it.
Gave them American alcohol and none of it was from usa😂
Not made in the US but very popular drinks in the US, especially in Universities lol
These drinks ar popular at basically any Uni and college around the world lol @@spartan1010101
@@spartan1010101 Like all around the west ^^
@@Klartel lol i assumed nobody would drink fireball outside of the states
@@ben8147fireball is extremely popular in Canada, all the drinks showcased were.
8:23 “very very black” lol😂
8:59 nah give him 98% spirit
9:03 Hahaha. I've never seen an alcoholic flex like this. This is priceless. You found some interesting people for this.
Bro this video was awesome!
im pretty sure ive done quest involving The King of Roppingi on the Yakuza games LoL
pulls out Moonshine and Everclear
ngl that king of ropongi guy was kind of scary
And cute for some reason
At least he lives up to that name.
@@Bunnidovelol right I was over here thinking you know I wouldn’t be proud of it, but I probably would’ve woken up in Roppongi with that gentleman…
Wild @@ItsBAndBees
1:58 has an important lesson to get people to participate. Have someone interact with you. People do not want to be the first ones just as people hesitate to be the first to sit in an empty restaurant they have never been to before.
These people look the same!!
It’s amazing how they all have the same facial features
4:40 I don't think it would be a good idea to go 'hang out'' with the King of Roppongi
He should absolutely hang out with the King of Roppangi
"i like cinnamon ...and women" haha
I love your videos
When you shotgun a beer, hold the top part with one hand ready to open. Then tilt the top so the spot or stabbing open is above (making a little air bubble) then open as you drink, then you don't have to spill so much.
I love hikaru, the second he called baileys light work I knew I was gonna like him 😂😂😂
5:09 Jägermeister!
That is not USA alcohol at all. Gin is from Europe, Vodka is Russian, Jagermeister is German the only thing From the USA is the cinnamon whisky.
1:16 popular American PARTY drinks; drinks which are popular at American parties, not American brands of alcohol
@@CorvusCorone68He called them all american Alcohol right at the beginning
The sake stipulation under law here is Japan at the moment is 22% or less ABV. Anything over that is classified as zashu (literally “other alcohol”). Should also mention that within sake as a category, a lot of it is either brewed to point (aiming to achieve a certain ABV) or watered down after fermentation has stopped. “Real” sake (straight out of the spigot) is known as “genshu”. Finally, irrespective of legal requirements, the strongest I have tried (at a brewery) was about 24.1% ABV.
These participants all pass the vibe check 😂
Great video, highly enjoyed!
You should bring out hennessy too
Exactly what I was hoping for 😩
Johnny Walker, IW Harper and Jack Daniel's are sold everywhere in Japan. I think they are sold at convenience stores too.