@@heckingbamboozled8097 yes I know, I assume that’s why he thought he was spanish, cause the spanish monarchy gave him the ships and probably everyone else that sailed with him, were indeed, Spanish.
Don't you know Americans think everything revolves around them and everything came from America and Americans thus know everything about everything? Pizza came from the United States, pasta came from the United States, all Chinese food came from the United States. Germans could participate in the World Wars only because the United States Army trained militia groups that were sent to Germany who then naturalized and taught the entire country of Germany about warfare. It's a joke, of course, but fuckin' hell, the fact they couldn't guess "Kartoffelsalat" actually made me cringe. "Oh yeah, the German word "kartoffelsalat" stands for "sauerkraut", which is obviously an American English word and not another German word".
The entirety of my AP US History class was memorizing different men with the first name John from 1400s-2000s. Basically the only name Americans knew to call their sons
@@Luke-cp2jz it's true. In Salem, Massachusetts, at the time of the witch trials, John Proctor (son of John Proctor) had two sons named John Proctor (among many other children). After he was executed, his wife gave birth to another child, naming him John.
@@MitoNova583 religious reasons are probably the biggest, but Puritans had a fairly restricted repertoire of names they deemed normal or acceptable to give to their children. Nearly all of them were religious in nature, and it seemed like there was a pretty standard group of normal names, with John being the most common by far. You can think of it this way: a lot of common names today are Biblical too, like John, Thomas, Matthew, Michael, and so on. But they're so common we don't really give them that much thought, and if some other biblical names are chosen for people, like Malachai, Nehemiah, Abraham, they're seen as a bit outlandish. I suspect it was similar for the puritans, a few super common names mixed with lesser so ones. But in John Proctor's case, my professor and I joked that he had so many kids that they probably just ran out of names. Infant mortality was high, so names would be reused, but that doesn't explain much in Proctor's case because his son John survived childhood when the second John was born, so that wasn't really a fear, and then a third John just is beyond me. He had two or three wives, though, so maybe that spread it out?
In this video: -Charlie thinking Benjamin Franklins kite experiment was purely a fictional event created by the Fairly Odd Parents -Charlie thinking Taft died in office? -Scratch that, Charlie being wrong on anything Presidential related -Scratch that, Charlie being wrong on anything history related -Charlie making fun of the correct answer that a potato is a tuber
Grandma Paula has lived for hundreds of years and has become more knowledgeable than any library; I imagine her disappointment upon discovering anime was the last straw.
I mean just looking it up of potatoes classified as a vegetable and a tuber, And if you look up what kind of food is a potato vegetable comes up first, so the question is unfair
The fact charlie thought the Benjamin Franklin Kite story was just something Fairly Odd Parents made up is gold Edit: Don’t bother checking the replies, it’s all just arguing.
@@jeremybrimmer1990 there is no proof of god, if there was you wouldn’t need faith, which literally means belief without evidence, to believe in god or religion. The only “proof” are stories and books written by ancient civilizations, which are not good enough as evidence. Human testimony is trash tier evidence.
This feels like one of those ads where everything is done in the worst way possible. I've never wanted to play this game till now. Charlie should sponsor them
Wasn’t he… Portuguese? If I remember correctly… History isn’t my thing, and it clearly isn’t theirs either, but wasn’t he a Portuguese man that the Spanish king paid to explore? *Or was that someone else I had to study-* -btw, I’m a freshman in high school so forgive my lack of knowledge, please
I genuinely couldn't tell if people are being sarcastic about how hard that question was? I'm from Scotland and even I knew - plus it's not like US history focuses on anything but it's own past anyway, which in itself is only a couple of centuries old
@@PhilosophyofElivagar the problem is that the American school system is really really bad, they essentially pass for free and information isn’t cumulative. Creating a system where knowledge retention is not great.
@@sweatyslapfight7900 Yeah fair, I always thought the US, at least at college level, had an impressively varied and general education (we specialise in one subject). Even still though, considering how much American’s bang on about their own heritage I thought the dates would be as unconsciously seared as the Declaration of Independence 😅 at least not to the point of being like “how was I supposed to know that?!”
Honestly, I've always been an average student and i don't even live in america but most of these questions were so frickin easy. A lot of this felt like common stuff that you can pick up on magazines and tv.
remember kids, knowing a whole load of random facts doesn't say anything about your intelligence! who cares about anything US president related, especially if you're not even american. History questions are precisely the same. anything related to memory is largely independent of intelligence
It's a good thing that Charlie became a youtuber because after watching this video I realize that life would be very hard for him in any other profession
Knowing the answers to these and frantically screaming at Charlie only for him to get it wrong is probably the closest I’ll ever feel to an among us ghost.
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@@johnderat2652 I didn't know what it meant cuz english aint my first language, but I mean cmon I though everyone kbew that potatoe grows in the ground.
fun fact: this game was made by the same people who made the masterpiece known as garfield kart, microids. that's why it has the best graphics in gaming history and has absolutely 0 bugs.
@@andrewmcallister9908 No, he was an actual real person. He live a hundred years after America was discovered, records definitely existed by then. Are you going to start arguing that Christopher Columbus didn't exist too?
That potato question reminded me of the quality of questions in my high school, technically both answers are correct but one is more correct than the other.
Well, to be very technical, no. Vegetables aren't actually real as a concept. There's no definitive criteria for what defines a vegetable in the way that we can clearly define fruits, nuts, and yes, tubers.
@@arcterus9060 yahhh, vegetable is a culinary term not a botanical one, and people classify vegetables based on which part of the plant we eat, like root, tuber, leaf etc, and the word vegetable really has nothing to do with the plant itself
@@64_bit80 Eh a legitimate theory in as much as it can't be proven false but has no real evidence to back it up and only conjecture about "woah bro there's no way someone could have written that many poems in 54 years haha"
I started hollering at you referring to one person as "they", 2 of them disagreed. If you're gonna laugh at their stupid moments at least don't look stupid yourself.
@@CrimsonHeart3 You're so mad about something that isn't even that deep lmao. Take a moment and rethink. You're defending people who literally made this video for entertainment and laughs from stupid moments. You're defending people who never asked for your help.
@@cvspvr Which is ridiculous because there are verifiably consistant historically details and evolution of style that quite clearly shows it's the same author, albeit perhaps writing under the alias of Shakespeare
@@cvspvr @Marika Els as far as I am aware we know Shakespeare was definitely a real person, he was married, his death is recorded and records of him exist everywhere, however it is not known whether he wrote all of his poems or stories. It is reckoned he may have been used as a kind of cover person for someone else
It's exactly because they're grade school questions that they got them wrong, if they were from high school, or university/college, then they would most likely remember them because they learned it less time ago
@@johnderat2652 That logic makes no sense, that's like saying people don't know how to spell the colour "Red" because they learnt it back in Year 1. By the time you're an adult or even a teenager for that matter its not about remembering simple knowledge you should just know it, it's otherwise know as "intelligence" or "common sense." For example you don't have to remember that an apple is a fruit, you just know it is. So yea your logic is flawed but whatever the video was still funny.
@@snowbally8455 You're forgetting something. Knowing how to spell the color "Red", or knowing what a fruit is, is something you will use commonly, which will engrave it into your mind. These other complicated questions however? You'll barely ever use that knowledge, meaning you'll forget it. Like tuber, if you're not into gardening or botany, you will most likely forget it. This applies to most things you learn in school.
This is a valuable lesson that no one is truly smart. We just know things. Watching a mixture of Charlie and his friends and chat choose answered as a history nerd was making me pull out my hair.
As kids we cry when learning Santa isnt real. But William Shakespeare not being real is enough to make a man go through the 5 stages of grief all at once
I wonder if he was thinking of Sherlock Holmes, not Shakespeare. For a long time when those books were first released in 1920's people in the UK thought he was real because he was written so well.
No, he was thinking of Shakespeare. Search "The Shakespeare Authorship Question". That's what he was referring to; he just didn't really know what he was talking about.
If Charlie were a contestant in the official "who wants to be a millionaire" show. They would think Charlie was rigged, but in actuality it was just easy for him.
Intelligence and knowledge are two different things. The former is innate and the latter is acquired. All 3 are demonstrating either very poor education or low memory retention. Neither necessarily indicates IQ.
everyone's talking about the potato and tuber thing, but what got me the most is when Charlie says "sauerkraut, salat" so confidently when one of the answers literally has the word "salad" in it lmao
He's actually right though, a tuber is a type of root vegetable and it is indeed a vegetable. Most things people think are veggies are fruits but in this case it is correct lol
25:10 To be fair, curry sausage is a very iconic german dish. Currywurst mit Pommes is everywhere, while I can't remember half the restaurants that actually sold potato salad. Which obviously is a historic dish but not too iconic.
to be fair she could have watched it and just didn't remember that name. i did not remember it either and Grandma Paula seems too cultured to not have watched it
The fact they couldnt figure out the Mt Rushmore question by literal process of elimination based on there being only one person listed actually on the monument is concerning
To be fair, Americans aren't exactly very competent at geography and landmarks overall. This is coming from an American who actually paid some attention to geography.
@@notseth3500 geography and history are my two favorite subjects and I felt so much pain from knowing so many of the answers but seeing them choose the wrong one. 😂
@@pat2100 Technically anyone from Alaska to Patagonia could be considered an American as they are in fact from the Americas, be it north/central or south.
Haha not really. As an American, we learn about president's actions, but not the order of them. The only reason I knew any history questions was from independent studies.
I remember after every time they failed to complete jeopardy, there would be a channel points poll on the stream and it would be yes or no to them getting past question 10 or something like that. One time they switched the spots of yes and no and I accidentally bet all on them finally getting 10 questions right in a row and was right. Thanks for that Charlie lol
Well there is a like, conspiracy that Shakespeare wasn't real. I'm sure he doesn't legitimately think Shakespeare isn't real though, he's just confused.
@@foxywebb7384 a conspiracy is a belief that some covert but influential organization is responsible for a circumstance or event. Doesn’t necessarily mean it’s been debunked.
@Spatza anyone who has access to the internet and believes a god or god exists is unreasonable and intellectually dishonest. But also anyone who says there is no God is making an unsupported claim. While I agree that any gods from any religion doesn't exist, and that there is no evidence of a god, it is not a fact that one doesn't exist no matter how unlikely it is. The best position is to be unconvinced one exists.
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They done overworked Paula, poor grandma. She deserves a rest, she got so many answers right she deserves to be a millionaire
its kinda funny how the old woman knew all the history stuff but when it came to anime she lost her 10+ : 0 streak lol
If they gave her enough time to watch her anime things might’ve changed
Paula be bussin
@@agnieszkarajder2821 CUTE
Unfortunately paula died, I think it was suicide
Florida men struggle to remember grade school history and literature class after inhaling fumes from homemade rocket launcher
I knew the civil war question even tho I'm european and hate history lol
What is this, Jerma video?
@Proxima thank you, proxima
@@clydee6886 what was it?
@@owenwatss díck cheese
"Was Christopher Columbus not a pilgrim?"
"No, he was spanish."
Brilliant
Also, he was not only not a pilgrim, but Italian instead of spanish, those 3 are just something else!
He was Italian, but got funding for his expedition from the Spanish, iirc
@@heckingbamboozled8097 yes I know, I assume that’s why he thought he was spanish, cause the spanish monarchy gave him the ships and probably everyone else that sailed with him, were indeed, Spanish.
@@theking2019 "Genoese" would be more accurante than Italian, since Italy didn't exist yet, but yes basically.
No he was latina
"Henry sounds like he would murder his wife"
:(
😢
On a completely unrelated note, how's your wife?
@@solus8685 yeah, nothing related to what he said, is your wife alive?
@@tenserebel ;)
@@qwertydavid8070 yeah 6 wives divorced, behead, died, divorced, beheaded, survived
"I didn't know Germans knew what potato salad was"
It literally originates from there
Don't you know Americans think everything revolves around them and everything came from America and Americans thus know everything about everything? Pizza came from the United States, pasta came from the United States, all Chinese food came from the United States. Germans could participate in the World Wars only because the United States Army trained militia groups that were sent to Germany who then naturalized and taught the entire country of Germany about warfare.
It's a joke, of course, but fuckin' hell, the fact they couldn't guess "Kartoffelsalat" actually made me cringe. "Oh yeah, the German word "kartoffelsalat" stands for "sauerkraut", which is obviously an American English word and not another German word".
@@Frawt it's sounds like someone hurt you
@@Frawt you should probably see a therapist if you aren’t already my guy
@@Frawt are u okay
@@Frawt there also just trying to be funny
This is the game. This is the game that made him cry
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@@dont8553 don't worry, i wont :)
"Who was the second Adams? There was John Adams..."
And his son, John Adams.
The entirety of my AP US History class was memorizing different men with the first name John from 1400s-2000s. Basically the only name Americans knew to call their sons
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@@Luke-cp2jz it's true. In Salem, Massachusetts, at the time of the witch trials, John Proctor (son of John Proctor) had two sons named John Proctor (among many other children). After he was executed, his wife gave birth to another child, naming him John.
@@IronDeath79 jeez, what exactly made John such a popular name around that time anyways? I’d probably imagine for religious reasons, but wow
@@MitoNova583 religious reasons are probably the biggest, but Puritans had a fairly restricted repertoire of names they deemed normal or acceptable to give to their children. Nearly all of them were religious in nature, and it seemed like there was a pretty standard group of normal names, with John being the most common by far.
You can think of it this way: a lot of common names today are Biblical too, like John, Thomas, Matthew, Michael, and so on. But they're so common we don't really give them that much thought, and if some other biblical names are chosen for people, like Malachai, Nehemiah, Abraham, they're seen as a bit outlandish. I suspect it was similar for the puritans, a few super common names mixed with lesser so ones. But in John Proctor's case, my professor and I joked that he had so many kids that they probably just ran out of names. Infant mortality was high, so names would be reused, but that doesn't explain much in Proctor's case because his son John survived childhood when the second John was born, so that wasn't really a fear, and then a third John just is beyond me. He had two or three wives, though, so maybe that spread it out?
In this video:
-Charlie thinking Benjamin Franklins kite experiment was purely a fictional event created by the Fairly Odd Parents
-Charlie thinking Taft died in office?
-Scratch that, Charlie being wrong on anything Presidential related
-Scratch that, Charlie being wrong on anything history related
-Charlie making fun of the correct answer that a potato is a tuber
I think he got Taft mixed up with William Henry Harrison
@@lifanovl yeah I figured that as well and commented on that separately haha
-Grandma is unstoppable.
@@lifanovl that or Cleveland
Ngl, lost some respect for him that day.
no way you called grandma for an anime question and expected her to get it right lmfao, even if she was on fire
I can’t believe Charlie knew “Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe” and then just skipped adams when he picked the answer
They shouldve watched Hamilton, lol.
I don’t think it’s that he skipped Adams, it’s that he thought it went “Jefferson, Adams, Madison, Monroe”
The fact that Paula's streak was broken over fuckin No Game No Life is so hilarious to me.
Grandma Paula has lived for hundreds of years and has become more knowledgeable than any library; I imagine her disappointment upon discovering anime was the last straw.
No Game No life isn't even a manga, it's a light novel
@Matúš Martinec ah i see you're a man of culture as well
@@gumadood Idk. After watching the movie, I hated Jibril.
it was the most simple question about it that could be asked too
them roasting the shit out of the word "tuber" then seeing that it was, indeed, the correct answer sent me
tuber wasn't an answer. potato was
@@Fanatiikon nah, the question was which group potato belonged to and the answer was tuber lol
Ye u're right I thought I edited this idk wtf I was thinking when I wrote this
I mean just looking it up of potatoes classified as a vegetable and a tuber, And if you look up what kind of food is a potato vegetable comes up first, so the question is unfair
Vegetable is still correct. What a trash fucking game
The best part is when they try to translate sauerkraut, an already german word, into german.
When they said Babylon was in Gaul, the history nerd inside me died, slowly and painfully.
i literally knew that from history class a few years ago
Same....
I learned that from Rome Total War when I was like 8 or 10
As a history major, I cried
The kid in me that loved to read Asterix and Obelix was heartbroken by that one
they forgot the ancient rhyme “when it comes to charlie white he never gets the answer right”
🤣🤣
The fact charlie thought the Benjamin Franklin Kite story was just something Fairly Odd Parents made up is gold
Edit: Don’t bother checking the replies, it’s all just arguing.
@Spatza lol, what? I’m pretty real, I think.
@Spatza there is more proof of the existence of God than of the existence of you.
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@@jeremybrimmer1990 there is no proof of god, if there was you wouldn’t need faith, which literally means belief without evidence, to believe in god or religion. The only “proof” are stories and books written by ancient civilizations, which are not good enough as evidence. Human testimony is trash tier evidence.
@@dylan351321 there you go then
All those memes of "my last three braincells" has finally culminated into this
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@@Inconspicuous-Gnome god save us all
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This feels like one of those ads where everything is done in the worst way possible. I've never wanted to play this game till now. Charlie should sponsor them
If you can beat these 3 geniuses you are legit enstein
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Expect in those ads they do that on purpose Charlie is just dumb lol.
''everybody knows the civil war dates"
*thinks benjamin franklins kite experiment is just from a 2000s nickelodeon cartoon*
"Was Christopher Columbus not a Pilgrim Father?"
"No he was Spanish"
... nothing in these sentences is right...
he was actually a conquistador
Wasn’t he… Portuguese? If I remember correctly… History isn’t my thing, and it clearly isn’t theirs either, but wasn’t he a Portuguese man that the Spanish king paid to explore? *Or was that someone else I had to study-*
-btw, I’m a freshman in high school so forgive my lack of knowledge, please
@@jamietheangryoctopus5938 he was Italian
@@cudi_flo what kinda info was I given then tf
@@jamietheangryoctopus5938 you probably got it mixed up because he moved to Portugal.
Bruh, I didn't know Charlie and the lads were so smooth brained lmao
how was the depression nap
@@thundercockjackson i love you
@@grundlehunter69 dont worry, first time combat cocktail really kicks it into overdrive
Clearly you've never seen one of Charlies streams. He's actually pretty dumbdumb
@@tesseract5569 I especially like how he thinks that "I don't know what a root vegetable is so chat doesn't either!"
I like how confidently wrong they are about every question and it's all stuff you learn in middle school. Then again they do live in florida
whose the other president named adams?..quincy smdh..i knew that at age 11...
Who remembers middle school history?
Yet charlie is more successful than you'll ever be, just goes to show how important middle school shit is.
@@jessiewuzhere123 All I remember from middle school history is Lake Titicaca, because the whole class laughed every time the teacher mentioned it.
yes i was taught who the tsar in 197 was
I love how the announcer said “in theory this shouldn’t be too hard for you” then gives the old woman a question about the civil war 😭😭😭
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I genuinely couldn't tell if people are being sarcastic about how hard that question was? I'm from Scotland and even I knew - plus it's not like US history focuses on anything but it's own past anyway, which in itself is only a couple of centuries old
@@PhilosophyofElivagar the problem is that the American school system is really really bad, they essentially pass for free and information isn’t cumulative. Creating a system where knowledge retention is not great.
@@sweatyslapfight7900 Yeah fair, I always thought the US, at least at college level, had an impressively varied and general education (we specialise in one subject). Even still though, considering how much American’s bang on about their own heritage I thought the dates would be as unconsciously seared as the Declaration of Independence 😅 at least not to the point of being like “how was I supposed to know that?!”
I’m a history major and this was excruciatingly painful to watch
I’m sorry
I am a normal guy and it was extremely painful even for me
@@Shantykoff rip
As a non -Murican, this was a brain melt
I have never screamed at my computer more then at this video. The history buff in me hurts.
I'm an absolute history scrub and I was screaming at my computer lol
@@ramensamosa8186 The Henry VIII question.. who DOESNT know lol
Holy shit the intelligence levels on you guys makes me feel really good about myself
Until you remember that, collectively, they count as 3x your vote.
Honestly, I've always been an average student and i don't even live in america but most of these questions were so frickin easy. A lot of this felt like common stuff that you can pick up on magazines and tv.
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Smart people aren't the most entertaining people
remember kids, knowing a whole load of random facts doesn't say anything about your intelligence! who cares about anything US president related, especially if you're not even american. History questions are precisely the same. anything related to memory is largely independent of intelligence
I swear to God that every quizshow forces all applicants to do an I.Q. test and if they score above 80, they are denied.
Millionaire usually has pretty smart contestants.
@@dont8553 oh you are a knockoff of the original one. No thanks.
These 3 would definitely get in on this day cuz their collective IQ was 79 lmao 😂
@@disguisedcentennial835 true😂😂
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Wow the show became sentient and came here to witness Charlie's outstanding performance
Question: "Which king had 2 of his wives executed?"
Charlie: "This is a HARD one..."
Me: "Divorced, beheaded, died; divorced, beheaded, survived."
Glad thats stuck in my head instead of financial advice
@@arbsallaku6478 That’s insane! THAT’S ABSOLUTELY INSANE!!
@@OrangeAceGaming THEY MAKE US LEARN THAT INSTEAD OF BASIC FIRST AID
@@arbsallaku6478 They say its not the kids, the parents are the problem.
Henry the eighth had 6 sorry wives, some might say he ruined their lives
It's a good thing that Charlie became a youtuber because after watching this video I realize that life would be very hard for him in any other profession
Ah yes, because he'll be questioned what does " Cat on a hot tin roof" mean by his employer
These comments are so annoying, get over yourself man - here you are watching him, if he's an idiot that makes you even more of an idiot.
the fact you think any of these questions would romotely help you in a profession besides history and lit
Because random trivia he learned a decade ago is so useful elsewhere lol
Knowing the answers to these and frantically screaming at Charlie only for him to get it wrong is probably the closest I’ll ever feel to an among us ghost.
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@@klearkhoswashokani1797 among us in real life sus, sus, sus
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Charlie fully not knowing what a tuber is to the point where he was making fun of it like a made up thing had me in tears holy shit
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I dont know what it is either. But I am not english so..
I . . . never heard of that either tbh
I don't think anyone knew what a tuber was tbh
@@johnderat2652 I didn't know what it meant cuz english aint my first language, but I mean cmon I though everyone kbew that potatoe grows in the ground.
As somebody mildly interested in history, this video makes me want to feed myself to a rabid raccoon.
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"What is Gaul" lol. And never forget that almost no one in chat knew Babylon was in Mesopotamia.
fun fact: this game was made by the same people who made the masterpiece known as garfield kart, microids. that's why it has the best graphics in gaming history and has absolutely 0 bugs.
It's understandable that Paula got the "No Game No Life" question wrong. It's an anime and Paula probably doesn't even know what anime is.
22:13 "Shakespeare wasn't a real person" i love the confidence with which he said that
Yeah I was blown away by that lol
@@andrewmcallister9908 No, he was an actual real person. He live a hundred years after America was discovered, records definitely existed by then. Are you going to start arguing that Christopher Columbus didn't exist too?
That potato question reminded me of the quality of questions in my high school, technically both answers are correct but one is more correct than the other.
Immediately what I was thinking when he argued "but it says its a vegetable to!".
Those type of questions are always tricky 😪
Well, to be very technical, no. Vegetables aren't actually real as a concept. There's no definitive criteria for what defines a vegetable in the way that we can clearly define fruits, nuts, and yes, tubers.
@@arcterus9060 Dude, you sound like when the three of them were talking about how they think Shakespeare isn't even real
@@arcterus9060 yahhh, vegetable is a culinary term not a botanical one, and people classify vegetables based on which part of the plant we eat, like root, tuber, leaf etc, and the word vegetable really has nothing to do with the plant itself
When they said Shakespeare wasn't a real person I started hollering. That immediately took me out
to be fair, that "alias" idea is a legitimate theory
@@64_bit80 Eh a legitimate theory in as much as it can't be proven false but has no real evidence to back it up and only conjecture about "woah bro there's no way someone could have written that many poems in 54 years haha"
I started hollering at you referring to one person as "they", 2 of them disagreed. If you're gonna laugh at their stupid moments at least don't look stupid yourself.
@@64_bit80 It's as legitimate as any conspiracy theory, which is not at all. It can (and has) already been debunked and rooted on classism.
@@CrimsonHeart3 You're so mad about something that isn't even that deep lmao. Take a moment and rethink. You're defending people who literally made this video for entertainment and laughs from stupid moments. You're defending people who never asked for your help.
Charlie trying to bust out his president rap from elementary school was amazing
This is Paula's show, we're just the supporting cast.
"shakespeare wasn't a real person" I am crying right now
This is a real teory
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supposedly shakespeare was actually several different people that wrote over the span of about 200 years
@@cvspvr Which is ridiculous because there are verifiably consistant historically details and evolution of style that quite clearly shows it's the same author, albeit perhaps writing under the alias of Shakespeare
@@cvspvr @Marika Els as far as I am aware we know Shakespeare was definitely a real person, he was married, his death is recorded and records of him exist everywhere, however it is not known whether he wrote all of his poems or stories. It is reckoned he may have been used as a kind of cover person for someone else
Wouldn’t be surprised is grandma got more correct than all three of them combined
Yeah 😂 i honestly couldn’t answer many of the questions
made me audibly laugh out loud
charlie being charlie
Watching three adult men fail to answer grade school questions is physically painful yet weirdly entertaining
that tuber question was really sad lol.
It's exactly because they're grade school questions that they got them wrong, if they were from high school, or university/college, then they would most likely remember them because they learned it less time ago
@@johnderat2652 That logic makes no sense, that's like saying people don't know how to spell the colour "Red" because they learnt it back in Year 1. By the time you're an adult or even a teenager for that matter its not about remembering simple knowledge you should just know it, it's otherwise know as "intelligence" or "common sense." For example you don't have to remember that an apple is a fruit, you just know it is. So yea your logic is flawed but whatever the video was still funny.
@@snowbally8455 You're forgetting something. Knowing how to spell the color "Red", or knowing what a fruit is, is something you will use commonly, which will engrave it into your mind. These other complicated questions however? You'll barely ever use that knowledge, meaning you'll forget it. Like tuber, if you're not into gardening or botany, you will most likely forget it. This applies to most things you learn in school.
@@Shmaples what sad is the fact that the game is wrong, they are both tubers and vegetables so there are two correct answers.
"Shakespeare isn't a real person"
LOL
They should play this game more often it’s super entertaining seeing them get everything wrong 😂
Shoutout to Paula for being an absolute legend 🔥
Paula died
i like how they immediately enter panic mode when paula got a question wrong
All this time I didn’t realize Charlie only wears one earbud because the other one doesn’t work LUL
What makes it funnier is that he has money to buy a new pair but chooses to buy sex toys or cards, which is obviously more important 😤
@@Skiller_pg He's also been sponsored by Raycon numerous times but still chooses to use a broken pair of wired ones over the wireless Raycons...
@@Skiller_pg he usually doesn’t buy sex toys; they’re sent to him by the companies haha
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@@drunkenhobo8020 Goes to show what kind of quality the conrays are
This is a valuable lesson that no one is truly smart. We just know things. Watching a mixture of Charlie and his friends and chat choose answered as a history nerd was making me pull out my hair.
As kids we cry when learning Santa isnt real.
But William Shakespeare not being real is enough to make a man go through the 5 stages of grief all at once
thankfully its just a debunked conspiracy
I wonder if he was thinking of Sherlock Holmes, not Shakespeare. For a long time when those books were first released in 1920's people in the UK thought he was real because he was written so well.
No, he was thinking of Shakespeare. Search "The Shakespeare Authorship Question". That's what he was referring to; he just didn't really know what he was talking about.
Maybe Homer? He was suspected to be multiple people and more of a school of philosophers and storytellers
It's Shakespeare, I had literature class last year and we had to learn about that conspiracy
Definitely thinking of Aesop.
That's exactly what I was thinking, some people who aren't as familiar with Holmes would mistake him as real even today.
If Charlie were a contestant in the official "who wants to be a millionaire" show. They would think Charlie was rigged, but in actuality it was just easy for him.
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Bruh it's all fucking bots
@Anti Degenerate you too
5:14 Ah yes, France is known to be the region where Babylon was located
All my years of binge watching roman history has led me to this moment.
I'm honestly surprised they needed help with that question.
@@selftaughtinfection they didn't even know who were the Mensheviks lol. This is highschool history stuff
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@@lorenzosp8566 That's just American public education lol
this video just further proves charlie’s extremely high intelligence
Intelligence and knowledge are two different things. The former is innate and the latter is acquired. All 3 are demonstrating either very poor education or low memory retention. Neither necessarily indicates IQ.
everyone's talking about the potato and tuber thing, but what got me the most is when Charlie says "sauerkraut, salat" so confidently when one of the answers literally has the word "salad" in it lmao
i might be unhealthy, depressed, and lonely, but i will watch this whole thing with unbridled joy.
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@Jairo Rodriguez I am laughing on the inside
I felt my AP US History just knowledge kicking in during this whole video
i failed the FUCK outta that class and this video has me convinced i could win this lmao
This like middle school level history questions honestly, and I’m a Floridian
Dhar Mann: “sometimes you hear a story and never believe it, and it may be true”
-Dhar Mann to Charlie about Benjamin Franklin
"The ballot is stronger than the bullet"
-Abraham Lincoln, who literally survived a gunshot to the back of the head
"Shakespeare wasn't a real person"
holy fuck I died, the way he looks at you two confused genuinely thinking he wasn't real lmaoo
This makes me feel like a genius
And yet If you were on there you would get all the answers wrong
This stinks of the Florida public school system.
You don't really learn facts in school. You do yourself
@@teiloturner2760 you learn facts if you actually pay attention
@@Freekymoho me being more intelligent than you, you're wrong
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@@teiloturner2760 when you have to point out that you are intelligent, then you are probably the opposite my guy.
Charlie freaking out about tubers for 2 minutes straight made my day.
Straight up never heard of a tuber, lmao
He's actually right though, a tuber is a type of root vegetable and it is indeed a vegetable. Most things people think are veggies are fruits but in this case it is correct lol
@@marvinzimmerman1878 You've never played Stardew Valley?
Paula is overpowered in the meta.
25:10 To be fair, curry sausage is a very iconic german dish. Currywurst mit Pommes is everywhere, while I can't remember half the restaurants that actually sold potato salad. Which obviously is a historic dish but not too iconic.
Bro imagine Grandma Paula not watching No Game No Life, no class.
to be fair she could have watched it and just didn't remember that name. i did not remember it either and Grandma Paula seems too cultured to not have watched it
The fact they couldnt figure out the Mt Rushmore question by literal process of elimination based on there being only one person listed actually on the monument is concerning
Even I knew that, and I never had American history class. I'm not even American.
To be fair, Americans aren't exactly
very competent at geography and landmarks overall. This is coming from an American who actually paid some attention to geography.
@@notseth3500 geography and history are my two favorite subjects and I felt so much pain from knowing so many of the answers but seeing them choose the wrong one. 😂
@@notseth3500 dont say Americans when you mean USA, don't lump in Canada with ur bullshit
@@pat2100 Technically anyone from Alaska to Patagonia could be considered an American as they are in fact from the Americas, be it north/central or south.
Macbeth WAS real, Shakespeare just chose to write a play centred around him. He was king of Scotland from 1040 up until he died in 1057.
Who wants to be a millionaire: “What year was the Civil War?”
Also who wants to be a millionaire: “George W Shrub”
Today I learned that Charlie and friends don’t know basic middle school history
Ah yes, the famous conquest of Babylon, Gaul by Julius 'Cyrus' Caesar
Claps in the chat for Paula, what a legend.
Taft the guy who lived to serve as the head of two branches.
Charlie and Co.: yo deadass this guy died quick af.
35:15 this really shows that even Superman can bleed
38:05 never would I have expected to see anything related to a sad bl manga on this channel
Nah but they got it wrong and I was like “m8- m8. ok, okay anyways, I’m- ok.”
"I don't think Shakespeare is a real person"
Aight, I'm out.
I cannot tell you how many times I nearly screamed at them the answers to some of the history
An alternate title could have been "The American Public School System Works"
If the system is designed to turn out smooth brains then yeah.
Haha not really. As an American, we learn about president's actions, but not the order of them. The only reason I knew any history questions was from independent studies.
Or just "Public School System works"
@@scottneil1187 thats the joke
I've never felt smarter in my entire life, thank you
Finally my random UA-cam history binges are validated
"shakespeare wasn't a real person" is what did me in.
I remember after every time they failed to complete jeopardy, there would be a channel points poll on the stream and it would be yes or no to them getting past question 10 or something like that. One time they switched the spots of yes and no and I accidentally bet all on them finally getting 10 questions right in a row and was right. Thanks for that Charlie lol
I remember that, I lost 1000 dollars
Every single time Charlie says, "I think I know this one." he gets it spectacularly wrong
*gets hyped for the manga category* *gets absolutely stomped by the first anime related question about an INCREDIBLY popular anime/manga/light novel*
Tubers are vegetables goddammit that question was borked.
I think Matt is confusing Shakespeare with Homer when he mentions a writer who was not real, since Homer was multiple people.
No there's a theory that Shakespeare was an alias for another writer or some shit. Shakespeare definitely existed though. He was just confused
He was thinking of Mark Twain. His real name is Samuel Clemens
Well there is a like, conspiracy that Shakespeare wasn't real. I'm sure he doesn't legitimately think Shakespeare isn't real though, he's just confused.
Who had his wives executed?
Me: "pick Henry pick Henry!"
Everyone: "Henry sounds like he'd kill his wives."
Seeing him miss common answers, and then saying "chat absolutely did not know what that was", STRESS! My duuuuuuuuuuuuude XD
when a grandma gave more correct answers than three of them combined
its 4am and im fuvking dying at how charlie thought with his whole chest we had 1,000,000 taste buds
No one has made me feel more confident in my knowledge
lol they really tried to ask grandma Paula a manga question
Damn, Grandma Paula really is just human after all
xavier isnt real
To be fair, I wouldn't have expected her to watch No Game No Life
"chat is so dumb" proceeds to not know Lincoln's famous quote
I actually thought 3 grown men would know more then this.
Me too
We can all agree, Charlie has the greatest vocabulary known to man.
Shakespeare was a real person but there’s a conspiracy theory that Francis Bacon used his name. It’s pretty interesting.
Conspiracy theory means it's been debunked as wrong, correct?
@@foxywebb7384 a conspiracy is a belief that some covert but influential organization is responsible for a circumstance or event. Doesn’t necessarily mean it’s been debunked.
Edgar Allen Poe I think is who he meant with the fake name
@@emilykpaige Well then, That's a very interesting thought.
@@foxywebb7384 Yes, if something was decreed as conspiracy theory you should turn off your brain right now and stop thinking about it.
Ahh a true test capable of measuring Charlie’s insanely high iq
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Ohhh that dude actually stole your comment with 1 minute of difference lmao
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@Spatza anyone who has access to the internet and believes a god or god exists is unreasonable and intellectually dishonest. But also anyone who says there is no God is making an unsupported claim. While I agree that any gods from any religion doesn't exist, and that there is no evidence of a god, it is not a fact that one doesn't exist no matter how unlikely it is. The best position is to be unconvinced one exists.
as someone who actually knows history, it is so funny hearing them be so wrong and be so confident about it.
Oh my fucking god! I'm a general trivia nut, but these early questions baffled me beyond belief.