see that statement i can understand because in the american school system most of the time geography is just put into history classes and isn’t its own separate class
I simply REFUSE to believe these people weren’t paid to come up with the most outlandish answers to these questions. Like we Gen-Z can be stupid but we can’t be THAT stupid
I think he just compiled only the bad answers after spending a day asking people stuff. Still bad, but I'm sure plenty of people got the questions right, too, they just didn't make the cut.
@@erisnixx7404 it’s very hard to believe that people don’t know very simple things like naming 3 countries or knowing what continent they live on. i’m dumb asf when it comes to this stuff but cmon.it’s incredibly unrealistic. also it seems like he’s at a pride parade or something given the people wearing rainbow flags/lesbian shirts etc so i wouldn’t be surprised if he’s trying to press the narrative (or just get more of a reaction out of people who knows) that along with gen z the lgbtq community is stupid 🤷🏽♂️ very common thing a lot of creators like to do
SAME! Dude I asked my friend a couple of these and I'm like "How the-?" I know that this is our generation and everything but holy cow, I wish that I wasn't in this generation because God dang there's a lot of dumbness out there! (Not to mention the Freshmen, not all- this year they are so concerning!) 😅😭
SAME! Dude I asked my friend a couple of these and I'm like "How the-?" I know that this is our generation and everything but holy cow, I wish that I wasn't in this generation because God dang there's a lot of dumbness out there! (Not to mention the Freshmen, not all- this year they are so concerning!) 😅😭
I'm a Social Studies teacher (Yes, I'm an adult watching this channel, that's the proof of my intelligence), while watching this video I feel the urgency to ask these questions to my students. I NEED to know if they are like this. Thanks Dylan, you just helped me with my lesson plan for next week. UPDATE: I asked the questions to one of my 10th grade classes. I'm happy to report that they did excellently. Only some of them struggled remembering who fought in the civil war. And knowing how many presidents we've had (I added more questions from other videos of that channel). Maybe it's because it's a private school, but I'll take that win.
You should come back and edit this comment when you know if your students are more intelligent or not. I wanna know if there is hope for humanity or not.
As a European Gen-z seeing this it hurts. I admit, I'm not that good at math, but I'm certainly not that bad. I'm glad I could still give all the answers to these questions.. and even the rest of my school luckily too.
bruh european gen z here too I am terrible at math and I am still embarrassed for them HOW How is it that me a european can that was a bearly c student knows how many states there are and Americans don't whot that is basic of basic of basics
I think one thing to consider when watching these videos is that the creator has the intention to make gen Z (or the group of people they are interviewing) look bad. That being said, they can just pick and choose the people who answered the questions incorrectly but not those who answered it correctly.
@@vanhoumin they edit their answars, so many cuts is a bit sus. they ask a different question like 3x3x4 people answer 36 and then they edit in a different question so they look stupid.
@@thzkimoton7932 yea it was kinda weird so many ppl said 36 so I'm sure they must have asked another question? Also everyone mentioning the president when being asked about the civil war was kinda sus
Yeah I'm sure if they included every person who answered, there would be a lot more correct ones, that the incorrect ones wouldn't seem as significant.
Can we take a moment to appreciate Joe's editing? That was a comedic masterpiece all on its own. Dylan was alright too; I guess. I mean he was there so... alright, bye.
I personally find this new editing way too over the top! I feel like Dylan is so funny on his own that he doesn't need all the over-editing to make him funnier
@@kfish6347 He definitely is! His videos are still very funny without all the editing, I agree. But I found myself so amused with this one and that was mainly because Joe amplified and added to Dylan's already funny persona. So he deserved some recognition as well imo. Great succes!
As a French person, I'm OFFENDED that I had to learn how many states there are in the USA when your Gen Z don't even know the capital of their own country. I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣
I'm a French person too, and weirdly, we have to learn how many states there is in United States, but we don't even know how many regions there is in France
I live in the U.S. and I promise you that these people are not indicative of an entire generation, I’m 22, and have known many people around my age that are much more informed about America.
Yeah, not only England calls it football… the rest of the world does too. America is the only one that doesn’t call it football, they are the odd ones out.
Technically it was never originally football. The sport was originally called soccer and then it became dumbed down to football, because it’s easy to translate and understand for all the non English speakers and then the English dumbed it down again with the slang “footie.” So technically America is the only one call football by its proper name.
New editor Joe, you did an outstanding job 👏 This video was edited to perfection. And while I always love Dylan roasting himself on screen, the addition of someone else also subtly roasting him via edit really elevates the content to a new level for me. I rate this video 7/3 continents.
As one apart of Gen Z who knew the answer to all the questions, I felt an indescribable swell of shame in my chest watching this. Society has failed once more
@@violetsanddragons yes they literally only show the bad ones, also some of them are under the influence of something lol and alot of these kids are anxious about being asked questions
as someone who graduated high school 2 years ago, i am physically pained by this video and refuse to believe they weren't paid to get every question wrong. that, or they just didn't include anyone who got the answers right
I live in Canada & graduated about 18 years ago & got them all right. I'm kind of thinking they may have just not included all the ones that got the questions right
American here. I helped a friend by watching her son after school until she got home, and, yeah, I was pretty concerned about schools today. His friends just shared answers with each other on their papers and the teachers didn't care. Not sure how you retain anything that you don't have to strive for. Also worked with the teens in our church youth group who were unintentionally hilarious. Few understand analog clocks or have the months memorized. Scary.
When he asked how old she would be if she was born 10 years ago, and I can’t explain why, but stupid me actually had hope they would answer it right. Then she shattered my (relatively small) confidence in humanity instead
As an asian and as a gen z, this hurts so much watching. In most asian cultures, there is a subtle competition of who is the smartest and the pressure of learning a lot in school as to not be seen as "dumb" or "stupid" by your fellow classmates or batchmates. Like Im not an american ofc, but some of these are very simple questions that should even be considered as "common" knowledge. Thank you Dylan for this video, know that you are smart, and that I hope this video enlightens other people.
Fellow gen z asian here (why does introducing yourself like this just feel ridiculous and awkward lol) I agree this exist and I partly hate it. Sure we aren't lacking in common knowledge at least but there's this superiority and condescending behavior that comes with this and that sucks. I don't like cringing at people who don't know things, because that's an easy fix (especially if they're willing), just teach them. Problem solved! We also have to be aware that the video Dylan's watching is edited and they probably filtered out all the people with the right answer in order to make a point out of, what, 4 to 5 people? So yeah.
@@GreySeashell-j3m Good point tho yeah, makes sense that they would filter out the people who answered correctly cuz ofc, the people who get it wrong makes it more content-worthy or click-baity idk. And I also agree that we should just teach people if they happen to not know instead of looking down or making them feel less (which I really dont understand why the previous generations do that to us wtf)
@@Tisbilly hmmm I see, but in your country, the competition is more on wealth I would say, and popularity. Correct me if Im wrong, but this is just an observation. Nothing really wrong with that, its just that it is different from other countries.
as an indian gen z this hurts my eyes because we were taught all this literally at 5 years old, even most of the questions related to the US 😭 now i feel like what we're learning in secondary school is way beyond what high school students in the US learn
They were probably taught this at the age of 5 too. The difference is they didn't care about class because that went against everything for their rebellion for "individuality".
Dylan trying to explain the 60m/h question gave me traumatic flashbacks to when my dad would try to teach me math and would just repeat himself until he was yelling and I was crying lmfao
A high-schooler relative of mine couldn't tell you where Japan was, but could tell you about the detailed history of something that happened in Japan. It's like they teach history without showing the students a map. That's my theory why these kids kept saying, "idk history," when talking about geography.
Often they teach geography as part of history class. A lot of schools don't have a specific geography class outside of high school electives. For part of my Euro History class we always had to memorize the map of countries of each test unit. I always did poorly placing them exactly, but knew the general area.
I was a person that hated history classes but I still got high 80s in the classes and grades in the 80s on state tests I had to pass in history. Geography was my jam. I literally had no interest in the rehashing of US history. It was incredibly boring. I did better with two years (we do two years in New York, with a whole year on a certain timeframe and then a second year on a different timeframe. For example, global 1 would be pre-1776 worldwide, and then Global 2 would be post-1776. Then we'd have a year in high school (3rd year) of purely US history and then 4th/last year it was half a year of economics and half a year of Participation on Government (like laws, voting, policy, etc). The Harlem Renaissance was the only interesting part of American history. That and learning about the different American Indian/Native American tribes (we actually visited a camp in 7th grade and got to live like they did for a day because our teacher was part Mohawk).
I try to make myself feel better thinking he interviewed multiple people, who knew the answers, but only showed the cringe clips. I have to believe that. I. Have. To.
@@estherkamara6722 I mean you can't take him at his word, plus look at the video and all the video cuts and that some of the people give similar answers like mentioning the president and history.
@@estherkamara6722 Yes, because an “influencer” on TikTok whose livelihood depends on people watching these videos would openly tell people they’re fake… /s
storytime: when i was in middle school - to pretty much graduating highschool, i was extremely, extremely depressed. i lost my parents and missed out on a TON of school and my teachers pretty much just looked the other way because I'd miss school and honestly tell them I was too sad to come. anyway - this resulted in me missing out on a ton of 'common knowledge' classes like geography, history etc and I was always so embarrassed because I felt like I was behind everyone and that I was secretly the dumbest person in the room but listening to videos like these... these are all genuinely common knowledge things. like these are things you learn just by being a human and interacting with at least somewhat smart and knowledgeable people. forget textbooks, if you read, AT ALL, you'll come across most if not all of this info. obviously, the bar is extremely low, but I haven't heard a single question that I couldn't answer in this video. so clearly, not all about school lol
I love u for this, like fr these are the most basic questions you know from life. Even for me who is not american and didn't learn abt all the states and stuffin school ( I am from europe, i know suprise suprise) + I've never felt like a "smart" kid in school, let say I was regular yk and still got 95% questions right :-)
It's really not all about school! Even if you watch any movies or shows at all you would know most of these. I'm European so I don't really have to know the answers to the questions geared towards Americans, and I still know most of them. It's really not that hard, please 😭
as someone attending a community college... they do have graduations, but i promise you a lot of people act like this. really sadly, they don't know seemingly basic knowledge. Even in highschool, i swear I dealt with people like this
@@jellynellye well it could be better , always, but at least we know where Utah is ! We know Chicago is a city , we know what language people from Idaho speak , how many states there are in the USA , how many seasons there are , minutes in a half hour , continents and lots more the 3 countries …we even know what D.C means ! Frankly it is shameful to even criticize someone who speaks the truth just cause you are butt hurt by the stupidity of your people’s youth !
I'm Canadian and I knew the answers but it's sad to see so many young people who either don't care or can't be bothered to learn more about the world outside their bubble.
I am not american, I know the answers to most of the questions, but this motivates me to leave my phone and grab a book, I can feel my brain letting all the prior knowledge I have slip away to make space for pop culture. Thank you Dylan (?
The only one I can forgive is the 3x3x3, because I have dyscalculia and that one was so difficult for me 😂 I’m not even American and I can answer all the other questions
As a South African and someone who’s gen z,this hurts me.We had to learn about other continents for geography and history,and I had to do good in school.For me to be younger than them and me getting like 3 wrong is sad
We definitely learn it but these videos do a great job of finding people who don’t know the right answers (also I’m from SA as well and I’m so glad I learned to love education)
I got all the answers right and I'm not American. Shame we have to learn so much about a country that isn't ours and people there don't know their own history/geography. Your videos always make me laugh Dylan. Thanks for that.
Here in Brazil we make fun of US gringos for being dumb, but I didn't know it was that serious. I laughed with hand on my conscience, because that's funny and worrying at the same time.
Certeza que exageraram, mas também não muito. Minha amiga passou um ano nos EUA e teve que ir pro high school deles, e sem piada, a prova de matemática deles era passar metro pra quilômetro e pra milimetro, pq eles não usam o sistema métrico, então todo mundo se fudendo lá, e ela só acrescentando zero e botando vírgula (ponto, na real, pq eles usam ponto pra decimais). Na verdade, o ensino médio deles é muito mais fácil que o nosso, eles tem créditos de cada disciplina pra cumprir e depois vem as eletivas e os clubes lá. A minha amiga que não era a mais estudiosa virou straight A honor student na escola dela lá e ganhou até certificados de leitura e tudo.
for the continents: the answer will be different depending on which country you're from; many countries learn that there are 6 continents, US citizens (for example) learn that there are 7, because they separate the america by "the americaS" (north and south) and a lot of countries just know about americA, the whole continent divided by 3 subregions (north, central and south)
@@ashmeeta2826 Even if that is true it would still be 6 because there's north America, south America, Europe + Asia, Africa, Australia, and then antartica
To this day I thought I was the dumbest person to walk this planet but after watching this I now feel elevated on a level I've never experienced before in my life
I’m in my 30s and I am sorry to say these individuals are smarter than the people I went to high school and college with. We used to do trivia games in class and the answers my peers gave just made me feel so bad for all the teachers who spent their time trying to impart knowledge. And yes, I’m from the USA.
Same. I was seen as the smart kid cuz I knew how to pay attention and still to this day people try to tell me idk what I'm talking about, even after showing multiple times.
@@celianunn2070 I remember those days. People have learned not to try arguing with me. Not only will I be right, I’ll know exactly how to prove I’m right. Case in point, the Navy is in my family. I had a substitute teacher tell me my surname (I’m not giving it out) is spelled wrong. I explained that sextant is Not my last name. That my surname is actually a position in the church. This idiot told me I was wrong so I got the dictionary and looked up both words, then had him read the definitions. I was 12 years old. He was probably in his late 20s/early 30s. I’ve had many similar encounters since.
@@kailyns8159 Yea same. I don't know why but I've had to do that 3-5 times to the same person and they would still be adamant that I was wrong. Idk if it's cuz I was "shy" (I didn't talk unless I had something to say" when I was younger, or if my demeanor comes off as someone who would easily change my mind. IDK. I'm 28, and this still happens.
@@celianunn2070 That sounds like a very stupid or very stubborn person. If not both. I wish I could say it gets better. But the truth is it doesn’t. There will always be some moron who is convinced he or she knows everything and you couldn’t possibly be right. I was born with 3 very rare medical problems. After knowing me 18 years, my best friend told me one of my medical issues didn’t exist and that I couldn’t have the symptoms I was having. I just stared at him like “are you sure you want to be schooled right now?” He remained adamant that I had told him the wrong condition. So I said “would you like to see the giant binders I’ve got chock full of my history with this condition that doesn’t exist? I’ve got 30 years of medical documentation.” And for some reason he decided to argue that I couldn’t have that many medical papers. At that point I lost it. There is 1 thing in this world that I know more about than anyone: my health. So if you have the gall to tell me I don’t know what I’m talking about, you better be prepared for the rage coming your way in response. I have been hospitalized a lot of times over what seemed like minor symptoms. I know when something is wrong. Shoot, I just saved my life in March by recognizing that I was turning yellow because my liver was in trouble.
As a teacher I can confirm. But I have to say...everyone is trying to blame the schools but in my honest opinion from what i've seen it has nothing to do with what is taught in the classroom but what media the students are consuming in their free time. When I was growing up we watched tv shows that explored things like history in a fun way or at least made intelligent jokes about history and/or science facts. magic school bus, mr rogers, boy meets world, game shows, etc. It was carefully crafted and scripted by networks and educated adults. Even the stupid jokes referenced facts and trivia and would reinforce things learned at school. That's how we all know the basic information needed to answer the questions in this video. Now all the kids are watching these days is content made by their peers or adults who are just trying to go viral and get views. Slime videos, pranks, memes, dances, challenges, drama, thirst traps, fail videos! It's what I call "serotonin shot" content, which is fine in moderation but I feel that's all they get anymore!
I took a history class my freshman year in college, and was shocked by how little people new about these basic questions in the video. My professor was hardcore and made us learn all the geography and history dates for the exams though, so hopefully it actually stuck.
just gotta say both you and your editor are doing such an AMAZING job with your videos lately!!! they’re always fun but they keep getting better and better. got me giggling and shit😭
I always try to take comfort when watching these kinds of videos, that they only show the people who get the answers wrong, and some people answered the questions correctly.
I'm old and don't fit into this generation. But I will play devils advocate here... People get nervous with a camera in their face and won't question the questions. Like which state is Utah in... As a Canadian (yeah, we're a country. Mostly.) I know that Utah is a state, so I'm sure these kids do too. But the way it was worded was a trick, and cameras make you nervous. They used to do a show called Talking to Americans, where a Canadian would interview Americans on the street with similar questions about Canada. It was hilarious, but a little part of me felt bad for laughing because again, if you ask a trick question and they are under pressure... I can't say I wouldn't look stupid myself. Also, I want to have hope for the future. Edit: I watched the rest of the video. I am... Struggling to continue to defend them, and I no longer have hope for the future.
Yeah you can find a fuzzy version of it on YT. Rick Mercer is still great... I love the one where the 9 year old proves he's more intelligent than his mother lol
Yeah I've been on one of these roadside interviews and it did not go well lol. I panicked so much i said a stupid answer. But it was more of an opinion type interview though, not a q and a one which would be easier to answer
Oh my days here we go. Wait Dylan is unrecognisable without his nose ring. 😂 The fact that I’m Aussie and know that the DC stands for District of Columbia, is something else 😂
the sad thing is that there are some states that completely educate their students and other states that don’t. curriculum in the United States varies from county to county, let alone state to state. it’s not the same everywhere. i knew the answers to all of these things, but my parents were super particular with where we lived, where i want to school, and which classes i took
no they teach this in our schools people just cheat so much they don’t learn anything now. like ik all of these answers and im a gen z american these people are just ridiculously stupid and didn’t pay attention in school.
A gernan TV/ Late Night show did this quite a few times about ten, twenty years ago. There are people with little knowledge everywhere across all age groups but getting it compiled and generated into one clip is always scary 😂 with Dylan’s commentary at least there is comic relief balancing it out a bit Also, “The US was founded 40 years after McDonald’s” (8:42) almost had me spitting out my food. Thank you editor 😁
Wigald Boning hat in den 90ern das gleiche für Samstag Nacht gemacht. Nur in halbwegs intelligent. Das beste war, als er Leute gefragt hat: "Die Bundesregierung will endlich das Gravitationsgesetz abschaffen. Was halten Sie davon?" Als Antwort bekam er mehrere rants darüber, dass die Regierung jetzt endlich mal was tun würde oder sich lieber um wichtigere Dinge kümmern sollte. Großartig.
By the time Dylan's book comes out, technology will be so advanced that the book wrote itself
It will be downloaded straight to our brains.
been waiting for this book for far too long.
😂😂
I hope he sees this 🤣
Don't be too sure about that, look at how smart "the future" is 😅
Dylan trying to explain the 60miles per hour question is like a dad explaining math problems: they are just repeating the question louder and louder 😂
EXACTLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Literally 💀💀💀
HAHAHA YES 😂😂😂
But the problem is literally the answer so I say it’s warranted. Lol
@@jld4063 no yeah, for sure. Idk how they didn’t get it 😂 we just meant like how he progressively gets louder is such a dad thing 😂😂
Watching these people answer questions makes me feel WAY smarter than I actually am💀
Same
Same and I think I'm pretty dumb
fr same
Same lmao
"There is no way these people are sober" is the lie I am telling myself. Maybe this was filmed on 4/20?
5:43 everyone confusing history and geography is giving the same energy as him saying “I’m not a botanist” when talking about animals 😂
lmao it is dumb but i understand why. in all the schools ive ever been too, we never had a geography class. geography was just taught in history
The thing is a lot of this is mismatched. They ask a question, and use their answer from another question to make them look stvpid.
see that statement i can understand because in the american school system most of the time geography is just put into history classes and isn’t its own separate class
@@tinanana-yep
I mean, they just read the line off the script.
I simply REFUSE to believe these people weren’t paid to come up with the most outlandish answers to these questions. Like we Gen-Z can be stupid but we can’t be THAT stupid
oh, there are people like this
@@gisela_oliveira yeah 😔 you’re right
yeah there's no way you go through life not knowing what a season is.
Yeah, and I feel like they took out the interviews of any right answers.
@@IchigoHinasaki girl, ive had to explain a season to some people
but dylan… you’re gen z. you’re 20 years old
this comment 😭😭
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No hes not, hes not wearing a nose ring in this video, he's aged
Fuck I hope he pins this 😂😂😂😂😂😂
he’s 31…?
This man is obviously paying people to give the stupid answers possible and I'm glad Dylan at least somewhat acknowledged that lol
Yep or they ask sooo many people and only show the couple few that actually answered wrong
I think he just compiled only the bad answers after spending a day asking people stuff. Still bad, but I'm sure plenty of people got the questions right, too, they just didn't make the cut.
I actually don't think he did. You'd be surprised how many people can genuinely be that uninformed
That could be but I think he just only shows the dumbest answers
@@erisnixx7404 it’s very hard to believe that people don’t know very simple things like naming 3 countries or knowing what continent they live on. i’m dumb asf when it comes to this stuff but cmon.it’s incredibly unrealistic. also it seems like he’s at a pride parade or something given the people wearing rainbow flags/lesbian shirts etc so i wouldn’t be surprised if he’s trying to press the narrative (or just get more of a reaction out of people who knows) that along with gen z the lgbtq community is stupid 🤷🏽♂️ very common thing a lot of creators like to do
Not me and Dylan both guessing 1776 and then saying “thanks hamilton” 😂
As an American gen z, I promise we're not all this uneducated 💀😭 (This actually made me feel way smarter than I thought)
Good luck for your generation. Not that mine made a better job in my country.
Of course they aren't these people stand outside for hours looking for people to give these answers
SAME! Dude I asked my friend a couple of these and I'm like "How the-?" I know that this is our generation and everything but holy cow, I wish that I wasn't in this generation because God dang there's a lot of dumbness out there! (Not to mention the Freshmen, not all- this year they are so concerning!) 😅😭
SAME! Dude I asked my friend a couple of these and I'm like "How the-?" I know that this is our generation and everything but holy cow, I wish that I wasn't in this generation because God dang there's a lot of dumbness out there! (Not to mention the Freshmen, not all- this year they are so concerning!) 😅😭
actualy the anwers were edited they asked them diferent questions then spliced up the clips
As a member of Gen Z, I can only agree and sincerely apologise. (But I'm not American so hopefully there is less to apologise for)
If you're British there is, in fact, more to apologize for.
@@shay_impala THIS HAS ME ROLLING HAHAHAH
@@shay_impala I disagree, greatly. Literally only in America 😭.
I'm from Portugal so i'm good👍 I don't have much to apologize for
Even us Canadians are slightly smarter! Lol
I'm a Social Studies teacher (Yes, I'm an adult watching this channel, that's the proof of my intelligence), while watching this video I feel the urgency to ask these questions to my students. I NEED to know if they are like this. Thanks Dylan, you just helped me with my lesson plan for next week.
UPDATE: I asked the questions to one of my 10th grade classes. I'm happy to report that they did excellently. Only some of them struggled remembering who fought in the civil war. And knowing how many presidents we've had (I added more questions from other videos of that channel). Maybe it's because it's a private school, but I'll take that win.
As a fellow teacher, please give an update ASAP!
wait please we need an update once you ask them
@@artsyswarley OK.
You should come back and edit this comment when you know if your students are more intelligent or not. I wanna know if there is hope for humanity or not.
Update, please 🤣🤣
The fact that he doesn’t tell them they’re wrong after- physically hurts me 🗿😂
As a European Gen-z seeing this it hurts. I admit, I'm not that good at math, but I'm certainly not that bad. I'm glad I could still give all the answers to these questions.. and even the rest of my school luckily too.
bruh european gen z here too I am terrible at math and I am still embarrassed for them HOW
How is it that me a european can that was a bearly c student knows how many states there are and Americans don't whot that is basic of basic of basics
@@charko4191 hahaha, indeed
@@charko4191 the videos are edited genius
@@Eeeeerisssss what's your point
@@Eeeeerisssss what's your point
The fact that you are only 20 and already went to college is super impressive
he actually aged 10 years here because he isn’t wearing his nose ring
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@@alluring.allium761 don't trust everything on the internet he's clearly 20
@@alluring.allium761 not very sanitary of you to say but alright
Did he REALLY go to college if it was a scam and no longer exists?
I think one thing to consider when watching these videos is that the creator has the intention to make gen Z (or the group of people they are interviewing) look bad. That being said, they can just pick and choose the people who answered the questions incorrectly but not those who answered it correctly.
yeah and i mean, they aren't really gonna put in people who answered normally because thats not entertaining.
Bruh NO ONE should get these questions wrong
@@vanhoumin they edit their answars, so many cuts is a bit sus. they ask a different question like 3x3x4 people answer 36 and then they edit in a different question so they look stupid.
@@thzkimoton7932 yea it was kinda weird so many ppl said 36 so I'm sure they must have asked another question? Also everyone mentioning the president when being asked about the civil war was kinda sus
Yeah I'm sure if they included every person who answered, there would be a lot more correct ones, that the incorrect ones wouldn't seem as significant.
11:50 District of Columbia… I’ll throw as many rocks as I want to lol
Can we take a moment to appreciate Joe's editing? That was a comedic masterpiece all on its own. Dylan was alright too; I guess. I mean he was there so... alright, bye.
I personally find this new editing way too over the top! I feel like Dylan is so funny on his own that he doesn't need all the over-editing to make him funnier
@@kfish6347 He definitely is! His videos are still very funny without all the editing, I agree. But I found myself so amused with this one and that was mainly because Joe amplified and added to Dylan's already funny persona. So he deserved some recognition as well imo. Great succes!
LMAOOO
Dylan explainin the 60 miles per hour question is the typical dad explaining a math question
Core memory unlocked….not a good one 😂😭
As a French person, I'm OFFENDED that I had to learn how many states there are in the USA when your Gen Z don't even know the capital of their own country.
I'm dying 🤣🤣🤣
wait we did?
I never even had to learn it and I still just knew the answers coz they were in my brain somewhere idk how they got there 😭
Yeah, we had to learn how to name every country, for this.
I'm a French person too, and weirdly, we have to learn how many states there is in United States, but we don't even know how many regions there is in France
I live in the U.S. and I promise you that these people are not indicative of an entire generation, I’m 22, and have known many people around my age that are much more informed about America.
Yeah, not only England calls it football… the rest of the world does too. America is the only one that doesn’t call it football, they are the odd ones out.
Australia also doesn’t call it football…
@@NayLouise24Australia is heavily influenced by America.
@@NayLouise24 Australia doesn't even exist.
Technically it was never originally football. The sport was originally called soccer and then it became dumbed down to football, because it’s easy to translate and understand for all the non English speakers and then the English dumbed it down again with the slang “footie.”
So technically America is the only one call football by its proper name.
joe is matching dylan's energy so well this is so perfect
It really is
JOE MAMA
i love how instead of educating them, he lets them think they’re right. what a king 😂
if you don't they will fight you.
New editor Joe, you did an outstanding job 👏 This video was edited to perfection. And while I always love Dylan roasting himself on screen, the addition of someone else also subtly roasting him via edit really elevates the content to a new level for me. I rate this video 7/3 continents.
the rating was the best plot twist 😂
Lmao 🤣
Right! Especially the *in year 2070 when dylan talked about us reading his book - awesome😂
Minus the inclusion of the "president". Every time I see that man, it ruins my day just a little.
I'm confused by part of your comment... is that 7/3 continents rating before or after you add the 3x3x3?? Cuz I couldn't get 36 if you add it in...
I LOVE THE EDITING!!! ❤❤❤
It makes it sooo much funnier 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
As one apart of Gen Z who knew the answer to all the questions, I felt an indescribable swell of shame in my chest watching this. Society has failed once more
The girl in the lesbian tank top, I'm like queen you're making us look bad. They have to be putting in just the stupid answers for this?
@@violetsanddragons yes they literally only show the bad ones, also some of them are under the influence of something lol and alot of these kids are anxious about being asked questions
This video actually enraged me
society has always been a failure and forever will be 🤗
If you're going to write a comment to tell people you're not stupid, and least make sure the spelling/grammar is correct... 🙄
"People are stupid, not me tho" - Dylan Matthews
Dylan Matthews, a gen Z.
Dylan, not a botanist, Matthews
as someone who graduated high school 2 years ago, i am physically pained by this video and refuse to believe they weren't paid to get every question wrong. that, or they just didn't include anyone who got the answers right
I live in Canada & graduated about 18 years ago & got them all right. I'm kind of thinking they may have just not included all the ones that got the questions right
They def paid them to get it wrong. There’s no way anyone born in American doesn’t know what Utah is
I graduated 10 years ago and I got all of them right.
@@skyllarkuppinger6751honestly I wouldn’t put it past that some US citizens wouldn’t know these answers. We are pretty dumb.
@@nattievoicesagreed but theres no way that people who grew up in america don’t know these basic things
As a British person, I got them all right except a couple of American history ones. I’ve gotta be 5+ younger than alot of them
Same but I'm their age, I feel like most Gen Z from the UK and other countries know more in terms of general knowledge than Gen Z from the USA
I love how when Dylan actually posts on Monday it’s on the wrong channel
Oh my it really is Monday. I didn't even notice to be honest that he posted on Monday for once
this deserves way more likes, it didn’t even dawn on me that it was Monday 😭
and the wrong video lol
bleep bloop
as a European I can assure you- it's not just America 😉
It really is just the US💀
@@QManagerin I concur, it’s everywhere 🙈
Literally 🤣😭
@@QManagerin true but there’s way more of it in America
On a real note, your editor is popping off. These edits are so funny and theh compliment your presence and sarcastic humor perfectly.
Ikr some of them had me wheezing
American here. I helped a friend by watching her son after school until she got home, and, yeah, I was pretty concerned about schools today. His friends just shared answers with each other on their papers and the teachers didn't care. Not sure how you retain anything that you don't have to strive for. Also worked with the teens in our church youth group who were unintentionally hilarious. Few understand analog clocks or have the months memorized. Scary.
parents also contribute to this. they’re enablers. parents don’t go over this stuff with them to make sure they know what they should
Dylan, you are Gen Z, you're supposed to defend us
Dude, i know the nose ring fooled you, but he's a millenial soooooo.... xD
He doesn't have his nose ring on in this video, so he's a millennial here
@@ShadowWolf1307 There's a running joke on his channel that he's actually only 20. Hence, the people saying he's Gen Z lol
@@OceanBlvd5SOS I know... but that was kind of also what I was playing to here... guess it's a whoooosh
@@ShadowWolf1307 Lol I wasn't sure if you were tryna be funny or if you were serious. Sorry.
I absolutely believed this at first but the more it went on the less I believed it. There is absolutely no way these people aren't getting paid.
Alas, people this daft do exist. I've encountered them in person.
@@LucMarcelle Mayhaps selection bias is the reason for this dastardly display of the youth.
Did Dylan just go a whole video without his nose ring? I’m impressed. Character development right there
When he asked how old she would be if she was born 10 years ago, and I can’t explain why, but stupid me actually had hope they would answer it right. Then she shattered my (relatively small) confidence in humanity instead
He has to be cutting out the footage of people getting it right cause there’s no way
But the fact that this many people are still in the video is concerning
The channel the video came from definitely has a certain….. agenda let’s say lol they went looking to try and make people look stupid
As an asian and as a gen z, this hurts so much watching. In most asian cultures, there is a subtle competition of who is the smartest and the pressure of learning a lot in school as to not be seen as "dumb" or "stupid" by your fellow classmates or batchmates. Like Im not an american ofc, but some of these are very simple questions that should even be considered as "common" knowledge. Thank you Dylan for this video, know that you are smart, and that I hope this video enlightens other people.
Even I knew the answers and I don't even live in the US😅
Fellow gen z asian here (why does introducing yourself like this just feel ridiculous and awkward lol) I agree this exist and I partly hate it. Sure we aren't lacking in common knowledge at least but there's this superiority and condescending behavior that comes with this and that sucks. I don't like cringing at people who don't know things, because that's an easy fix (especially if they're willing), just teach them. Problem solved!
We also have to be aware that the video Dylan's watching is edited and they probably filtered out all the people with the right answer in order to make a point out of, what, 4 to 5 people? So yeah.
@@GreySeashell-j3m Good point tho yeah, makes sense that they would filter out the people who answered correctly cuz ofc, the people who get it wrong makes it more content-worthy or click-baity idk. And I also agree that we should just teach people if they happen to not know instead of looking down or making them feel less (which I really dont understand why the previous generations do that to us wtf)
@@Tisbilly hmmm I see, but in your country, the competition is more on wealth I would say, and popularity. Correct me if Im wrong, but this is just an observation. Nothing really wrong with that, its just that it is different from other countries.
lol please don't take this video as a representation of the average American citizen.
YESS! One of my favorite things about Ooga Booga is that every time I see a video uploaded that I didn’t expect, my day is already brightened
as an Asian gen z, i invented the answers to these questions 2 years before i was born.
My favourite part is how the guy keeps his cool and firmly says 'yes', no matter how ridiculous the answer is
as an indian gen z this hurts my eyes because we were taught all this literally at 5 years old, even most of the questions related to the US 😭 now i feel like what we're learning in secondary school is way beyond what high school students in the US learn
its not gen z, its U.S gen z
They were probably taught this at the age of 5 too. The difference is they didn't care about class because that went against everything for their rebellion for "individuality".
Nothing related to the video but I'm Kenyan, and we learnt about the electoral process of India and I think something about the partition
Nah I’m us and Gen z and I can’t physically comprehend how ppl don’t know this 😭
@@Moon-uy8zk It's not US gen z, it's people the guy making the video picked to make it look like everyone is stupid
"if you're born 10 years ago how old are you?"
"Twelve"
Yeah if you're Korean maybe😂😂😂
no bc it would be 11 in korean age so it’s still wrong
I refuse to believe as a Canadian these people are actually struggling.…it has to be a joke
He’s paying them and/or selection bias
The new editor is knocking it outta the park! Matches your energy great
frrr !!
So true! I’m entertained by both of them. 😂
Dylan trying to explain the 60m/h question gave me traumatic flashbacks to when my dad would try to teach me math and would just repeat himself until he was yelling and I was crying lmfao
now that’s the real civil war that every kid lost growing up
i guess thats an experience everyone has
Why is that so relatable 😭😭
Same
A high-schooler relative of mine couldn't tell you where Japan was, but could tell you about the detailed history of something that happened in Japan. It's like they teach history without showing the students a map. That's my theory why these kids kept saying, "idk history," when talking about geography.
Often they teach geography as part of history class. A lot of schools don't have a specific geography class outside of high school electives. For part of my Euro History class we always had to memorize the map of countries of each test unit. I always did poorly placing them exactly, but knew the general area.
I was a person that hated history classes but I still got high 80s in the classes and grades in the 80s on state tests I had to pass in history. Geography was my jam. I literally had no interest in the rehashing of US history. It was incredibly boring. I did better with two years (we do two years in New York, with a whole year on a certain timeframe and then a second year on a different timeframe. For example, global 1 would be pre-1776 worldwide, and then Global 2 would be post-1776. Then we'd have a year in high school (3rd year) of purely US history and then 4th/last year it was half a year of economics and half a year of Participation on Government (like laws, voting, policy, etc). The Harlem Renaissance was the only interesting part of American history. That and learning about the different American Indian/Native American tribes (we actually visited a camp in 7th grade and got to live like they did for a day because our teacher was part Mohawk).
The selection bias is so transparent that it makes glass appear indistinguishable from stone.
I try to make myself feel better thinking he interviewed multiple people, who knew the answers, but only showed the cringe clips. I have to believe that. I. Have. To.
When Dylan learns that half of these are staged that’s going to blow his mind even more 💀
Sadly the tiktoker has said it’s not staged
It doesn’t even matter if it’s staged or not, there are real people out there like this and most of them are Gen Z and Millennials
@@estherkamara6722 I mean you can't take him at his word, plus look at the video and all the video cuts and that some of the people give similar answers like mentioning the president and history.
@@estherkamara6722 Yes, because an “influencer” on TikTok whose livelihood depends on people watching these videos would openly tell people they’re fake… /s
@@thecustomizer2008 Millennials are like 30-40 years old. If they’re this dumb then natural selection should’ve kicked in by now 😂
storytime: when i was in middle school - to pretty much graduating highschool, i was extremely, extremely depressed. i lost my parents and missed out on a TON of school and my teachers pretty much just looked the other way because I'd miss school and honestly tell them I was too sad to come. anyway - this resulted in me missing out on a ton of 'common knowledge' classes like geography, history etc and I was always so embarrassed because I felt like I was behind everyone and that I was secretly the dumbest person in the room but listening to videos like these... these are all genuinely common knowledge things. like these are things you learn just by being a human and interacting with at least somewhat smart and knowledgeable people. forget textbooks, if you read, AT ALL, you'll come across most if not all of this info. obviously, the bar is extremely low, but I haven't heard a single question that I couldn't answer in this video. so clearly, not all about school lol
I love u for this, like fr these are the most basic questions you know from life. Even for me who is not american and didn't learn abt all the states and stuffin school ( I am from europe, i know suprise suprise) + I've never felt like a "smart" kid in school, let say I was regular yk and still got 95% questions right :-)
@Nina Cael I hope you're doing better now! You're way smarter than you realize and I'm so happy you're with us today!!!
You are very right, and I hope you’re doing better now! Sending prayers your way
It's really not all about school! Even if you watch any movies or shows at all you would know most of these. I'm European so I don't really have to know the answers to the questions geared towards Americans, and I still know most of them. It's really not that hard, please 😭
@@popuri48 yeah it’s not hard but a lot of these common questions just don’t stick LOL (aka me not being able to answer some of the questions)
as someone attending a community college... they do have graduations, but i promise you a lot of people act like this. really sadly, they don't know seemingly basic knowledge. Even in highschool, i swear I dealt with people like this
Dylan’s really gonna make fun of people when he’s out here thinking a nose ring is a time machine
😂😂 violation
and which he still forgot to put on loll
Nah he purposely kept it off so we wouldn’t be able to identify him as a Gen Z cuz of this video so he can get away with not being called stupid. Lmao
@@jiminsjams1013 he doesn’t want to be associated with us anymore 😂
🤣🤣
As a European with an existent school system, this was PAINFUL
do you mean non-existent
Your grammar is painful
It’s *existing
@@jellynellye well it could be better , always, but at least we know where Utah is ! We know Chicago is a city , we know what language people from Idaho speak , how many states there are in the USA , how many seasons there are , minutes in a half hour , continents and lots more the 3 countries …we even know what D.C means ! Frankly it is shameful to even criticize someone who speaks the truth just cause you are butt hurt by the stupidity of your people’s youth !
@@ananasbanana At least one probably knows how to communicate intelligibly in more then one language 😊
@@SakiBlablabla *Than
Way to contradict yourself
I’m not a monolingual
This makes me cry… I’m Asian & I don’t live in the US, but I can even answer some of the questions pertaining to America.
I'm Canadian and I knew the answers but it's sad to see so many young people who either don't care or can't be bothered to learn more about the world outside their bubble.
guys i don't think dylan knows how many continents there are...
I am not american, I know the answers to most of the questions, but this motivates me to leave my phone and grab a book, I can feel my brain letting all the prior knowledge I have slip away to make space for pop culture. Thank you Dylan (?
As an Idahoan I can confirm that Japan is required learning in Elementary School. We're all fluent.
Yeah we speak Japan here
Not true. I only learned United States fluently, but did learn some France as an elective. Some kids learned Spain. None learned Japan.
The only one I can forgive is the 3x3x3, because I have dyscalculia and that one was so difficult for me 😂 I’m not even American and I can answer all the other questions
Love that he didn't wear a nose ring so that he didn't have to lump himself in with the stupidity😂😂
As a native Utahn, I appreciate everyone’s response on that one 😂
Me too 😂
I guess you're a Michigander now!
@@omegasage777 seriously! Apparently! 😂
@@DupreeBlosch it’s ok, I don’t want people who don’t know what we are here anyway 😂 they definitely won’t be able to find us on a map!
Gotta give props to Dylan’s editor because his made me laugh through the entire video and of course Dylan is excellent as always
11:39 It obviously stands for “da capital”
I feel kind of smart after watching this.
Thank you to all the people in those interviews.
That guy somehow managed to interview the kids who didn't pay attention in school 💀
watching this kind of videos is kind of a guilty pleasure so watching dylan reacting to em is so funny
the nazis vs germany as an answer to "who fought in the american civil war" is fucking wild
As a part of Gen Z, I approve of this message
Nice to hear about the hard work Dylan's been putting in for his book...respect
As a South African and someone who’s gen z,this hurts me.We had to learn about other continents for geography and history,and I had to do good in school.For me to be younger than them and me getting like 3 wrong is sad
To be fair, geography isn't a requirement in American schools.
@@calliope3237 oh okay.But even so,subjects like Math and English are important subjects in order to pass
We definitely learn it but these videos do a great job of finding people who don’t know the right answers (also I’m from SA as well and I’m so glad I learned to love education)
tearing my hair out over this one Dylan, thank you
I got all the answers right and I'm not American. Shame we have to learn so much about a country that isn't ours and people there don't know their own history/geography.
Your videos always make me laugh Dylan. Thanks for that.
I am a non-american too and same!! 😶
Same here
Here in Brazil we make fun of US gringos for being dumb, but I didn't know it was that serious. I laughed with hand on my conscience, because that's funny and worrying at the same time.
igual ele falou, esse povo foi pago, pq não é possível... as dos países e das estações do ano me quebrou
Exatamente, eu escolhi acreditar que isso é zoeira
o fato deles saberem os nomes de todas as kardashians mas não saberem quantas estações existem...me quebrou dms KKKK
Certeza que exageraram, mas também não muito. Minha amiga passou um ano nos EUA e teve que ir pro high school deles, e sem piada, a prova de matemática deles era passar metro pra quilômetro e pra milimetro, pq eles não usam o sistema métrico, então todo mundo se fudendo lá, e ela só acrescentando zero e botando vírgula (ponto, na real, pq eles usam ponto pra decimais). Na verdade, o ensino médio deles é muito mais fácil que o nosso, eles tem créditos de cada disciplina pra cumprir e depois vem as eletivas e os clubes lá. A minha amiga que não era a mais estudiosa virou straight A honor student na escola dela lá e ganhou até certificados de leitura e tudo.
I promise we’re not all this dumb I’m so sorry🫠🤣
for the continents: the answer will be different depending on which country you're from; many countries learn that there are 6 continents, US citizens (for example) learn that there are 7, because they separate the america by "the americaS" (north and south) and a lot of countries just know about americA, the whole continent divided by 3 subregions (north, central and south)
Some also say five because many scientists and geographers have started saying Asia and Europe are one continent aka Eurasia
@@ashmeeta2826 That goes to show why Gen Z doesn't know basic things: They are being taught the wrong answers XD
@@ashmeeta2826 Even if that is true it would still be 6 because there's north America, south America, Europe + Asia, Africa, Australia, and then antartica
@@Sarah-mw9ny I guess it could be five if you combine the Americas. Also, is it Australia or Oceania?
@@Sarah-mw9ny I mean if you Say the Americas as one then Eurasia it's 5
As an Australian who dropped out of high school after year 10, it pains me that I know more than these people
As an American who’s seen this shit before and is 14, this is ragebait. A mix of selection bias and paying people.
9:39 *my dad trying to teach me math at 3am on the kitchen table*
i never would have tought that i'll ever see dylan as a smart man but rn..
I just failed a microbiology oral test and I'm crying, I hope this makes me feel less dumb and bad about myself 🤧
To this day I thought I was the dumbest person to walk this planet but after watching this I now feel elevated on a level I've never experienced before in my life
me rn
I’m in my 30s and I am sorry to say these individuals are smarter than the people I went to high school and college with. We used to do trivia games in class and the answers my peers gave just made me feel so bad for all the teachers who spent their time trying to impart knowledge. And yes, I’m from the USA.
Same. I was seen as the smart kid cuz I knew how to pay attention and still to this day people try to tell me idk what I'm talking about, even after showing multiple times.
@@celianunn2070 I remember those days. People have learned not to try arguing with me. Not only will I be right, I’ll know exactly how to prove I’m right. Case in point, the Navy is in my family. I had a substitute teacher tell me my surname (I’m not giving it out) is spelled wrong. I explained that sextant is Not my last name. That my surname is actually a position in the church. This idiot told me I was wrong so I got the dictionary and looked up both words, then had him read the definitions. I was 12 years old. He was probably in his late 20s/early 30s.
I’ve had many similar encounters since.
@@kailyns8159 Yea same. I don't know why but I've had to do that 3-5 times to the same person and they would still be adamant that I was wrong. Idk if it's cuz I was "shy" (I didn't talk unless I had something to say" when I was younger, or if my demeanor comes off as someone who would easily change my mind. IDK. I'm 28, and this still happens.
@@celianunn2070 That sounds like a very stupid or very stubborn person. If not both. I wish I could say it gets better. But the truth is it doesn’t. There will always be some moron who is convinced he or she knows everything and you couldn’t possibly be right.
I was born with 3 very rare medical problems. After knowing me 18 years, my best friend told me one of my medical issues didn’t exist and that I couldn’t have the symptoms I was having. I just stared at him like “are you sure you want to be schooled right now?” He remained adamant that I had told him the wrong condition. So I said “would you like to see the giant binders I’ve got chock full of my history with this condition that doesn’t exist? I’ve got 30 years of medical documentation.” And for some reason he decided to argue that I couldn’t have that many medical papers. At that point I lost it. There is 1 thing in this world that I know more about than anyone: my health. So if you have the gall to tell me I don’t know what I’m talking about, you better be prepared for the rage coming your way in response. I have been hospitalized a lot of times over what seemed like minor symptoms. I know when something is wrong. Shoot, I just saved my life in March by recognizing that I was turning yellow because my liver was in trouble.
As a teacher I can confirm. But I have to say...everyone is trying to blame the schools but in my honest opinion from what i've seen it has nothing to do with what is taught in the classroom but what media the students are consuming in their free time. When I was growing up we watched tv shows that explored things like history in a fun way or at least made intelligent jokes about history and/or science facts. magic school bus, mr rogers, boy meets world, game shows, etc. It was carefully crafted and scripted by networks and educated adults. Even the stupid jokes referenced facts and trivia and would reinforce things learned at school. That's how we all know the basic information needed to answer the questions in this video. Now all the kids are watching these days is content made by their peers or adults who are just trying to go viral and get views. Slime videos, pranks, memes, dances, challenges, drama, thirst traps, fail videos! It's what I call "serotonin shot" content, which is fine in moderation but I feel that's all they get anymore!
I took a history class my freshman year in college, and was shocked by how little people new about these basic questions in the video. My professor was hardcore and made us learn all the geography and history dates for the exams though, so hopefully it actually stuck.
jo the editor and dylan's energy is just off the roof it blends so well great video great editing
the physical definition of "great minds think alike"
The only reason I don't know some of these is because I'm not American so I genuinely didn't know the Utah question at the start
just gotta say both you and your editor are doing such an AMAZING job with your videos lately!!! they’re always fun but they keep getting better and better. got me giggling and shit😭
I always try to take comfort when watching these kinds of videos, that they only show the people who get the answers wrong, and some people answered the questions correctly.
as a college student, I feel the need to share that most of us are not this stupid
15:45 isn’t actually a typo, there is no flaw in using “would’ve” in place of “would have”!
Indeed, I think he just undermined the point of the video. Maybe brain death admits of degrees?
The fact that even I knew these answers and I don't even live in America is wild lmao. And the basic questions bro my brain hurts.
I'm old and don't fit into this generation. But I will play devils advocate here... People get nervous with a camera in their face and won't question the questions. Like which state is Utah in... As a Canadian (yeah, we're a country. Mostly.) I know that Utah is a state, so I'm sure these kids do too. But the way it was worded was a trick, and cameras make you nervous.
They used to do a show called Talking to Americans, where a Canadian would interview Americans on the street with similar questions about Canada. It was hilarious, but a little part of me felt bad for laughing because again, if you ask a trick question and they are under pressure... I can't say I wouldn't look stupid myself.
Also, I want to have hope for the future.
Edit: I watched the rest of the video. I am... Struggling to continue to defend them, and I no longer have hope for the future.
Yeah you can find a fuzzy version of it on YT. Rick Mercer is still great... I love the one where the 9 year old proves he's more intelligent than his mother lol
Yeah I've been on one of these roadside interviews and it did not go well lol. I panicked so much i said a stupid answer. But it was more of an opinion type interview though, not a q and a one which would be easier to answer
Oh my days here we go. Wait Dylan is unrecognisable without his nose ring. 😂
The fact that I’m Aussie and know that the DC stands for District of Columbia, is something else 😂
7:37 i was laughing for like 3 minutes when she said japan 😭😭
"how many seasons are there?" ...why did my brain immediately go "of what show?" 😭
Mine too😅😅
same 😭
Because the question before that was about the Kardashians. At least that's what I thought about
Are you Gen Z?
JESS?!?! Omg i love ur reactions & finding out ur a troublemaker makes it even better 🥺
the sad thing is that there are some states that completely educate their students and other states that don’t. curriculum in the United States varies from county to county, let alone state to state. it’s not the same everywhere. i knew the answers to all of these things, but my parents were super particular with where we lived, where i want to school, and which classes i took
As a Gen Z American I apologize on behalf my generation. Not all of us are like that though. I promise 🤣
Its fake sis
“Oo sexy roll there Dylan” got me weak🤣🤣🤣
7:49 acting as if im gonna be alive when his book comes out
im convinced only american teenagers act like this because what the hell 😭😭😭
ikr we learnt this shit in primary
Ik they making us look stupid in the vid but I promise most of us don’t think like this 🤣. At least not where I’m at lol.
i swear the majority of us aren’t like this 😭 idk how these ppl are getting the questions so wrong
no they teach this in our schools people just cheat so much they don’t learn anything now. like ik all of these answers and im a gen z american these people are just ridiculously stupid and didn’t pay attention in school.
As someone who travels often, no, it is not just Americans. Americans just have more confidence in being wrong.
A gernan TV/ Late Night show did this quite a few times about ten, twenty years ago. There are people with little knowledge everywhere across all age groups but getting it compiled and generated into one clip is always scary 😂 with Dylan’s commentary at least there is comic relief balancing it out a bit
Also, “The US was founded 40 years after McDonald’s” (8:42) almost had me spitting out my food. Thank you editor 😁
i have a feeling you meant german? what show was it?
@@000AnnA000D bestimmt TV Total
Yes I did haha. And jep, TV Total : ))
Wigald Boning hat in den 90ern das gleiche für Samstag Nacht gemacht. Nur in halbwegs intelligent.
Das beste war, als er Leute gefragt hat: "Die Bundesregierung will endlich das Gravitationsgesetz abschaffen. Was halten Sie davon?" Als Antwort bekam er mehrere rants darüber, dass die Regierung jetzt endlich mal was tun würde oder sich lieber um wichtigere Dinge kümmern sollte. Großartig.
These questions seem like they are like 5th grade level questions at the highest. How do so many people get them wrong