@@bigfish3846 It's true. New movements seem to hit New York and San Francisco at about the same time. The difference is that New York is so big that you can ignore them if you want to. But San Francisco is so small that you will probably know at least one person in them.
I'm from the Midwest, my girlfriend is from California. She found it seriously weird how she had never met her neighbors before, and the first time I went to her place, I made casual conversation with them for about an hour. They're nice people.
I am from the north east and I only knew a couple people on my street, I think my husband knows all of them, what car they drive, and their normal routine. To him that is just being friendly.
I grew up on the west coast and I don't think I'll ever understand why anyone would greet strangers. If someone does that to me I'm instantly skeptical like the guy in the video lol. Like my first thought is, "what do you want? You want to scam me? Mug me? Assult me?"
No lie, I moved from the west coast to the Midwest and when I'd first moved I was walking in my neighborhood with earbuds in and a neighbor waved to me and said something- my immediate thought was that she was flagging me down because there was an emergency, cuz why else would she be talking to a stranger walking past her house? She was just saying hi.
As a Midwesterner, I promise we all dont sound like Canadians Some of us sound like Southerners. But overall I have never been more flattered by a portrayal of Midwesterners.
As a michigander I got mistaken for Canadian when I was in Australia so folks who use Canadians accents to portray the Midwest get a pass from me cause clearly it’s close enough
As a Midwesterner living in south Florida the past couple years, I told the cashier give me what’s ever the easiest and she said that was the nicest gesture anyone has ever done lol
@@therealjoelawrence Not even close. Outside of Miami, south Florida is upstate NY and north Florida may as well be Alabama. Anyone who would equate south Florida and Manhattan is someone who likely has never visited either.
@@katherinetyrrell8810 You Midwesterners are truly some of the most polite people in the US. I have spoken to people from Minnesota that have made me feel as though I was in Montreal. Keep er movin. ;-).
You know a midwesterner is pissed when we pull out the “gosh darn it”. I’m really surprised he didn’t turn around and hit him with the “alright, you listen here, pal” 😂
Fishing for food on your own, sure I get that. But I'm not sure I like the idea of stabbing a fish in the mouth with rusty hook to prove I can. Not trying to put anyone down, but....yeah when you think about fishing, that's it, right?
I came to the States from S. Korea about 30 years ago and have lived in many different places like Philly, LA, Chicago, Atlanta, and St. Louis, MO. For shy people, LA is the best place: they don't need to talk to strangers. For direct and clear answer demanding people, NYC and Philly are the great places: they can't live in any other places on this planet. People who are friendly but a bit shy would enjoy living in Chicago: the agriculture city is the space x for them to settle down. For people like me who enjoy talking to neighbor and are community oriented people, St. Louis, MO. is the perfect spot for their living.
As a person from the midwest, I never realized how nice we seemed to other people until my first trip to Florida. All the states we passed through people either didn't understand why we were acting nice, or what we were saying lol.
Indeed. As an Arabian who studied in both CT and OH that there is a huge gap between the two. I prefer OH for the friendly people, quietness and sports. Also, it's funny that despite my English has slight Arabic accent. Yet, many of Ohioans think I am from CT! I might picked up certain behaviors of theirs or their pronunciation of words.
My uncle is a long time resident of Florida and I can't say I've ever seen anyone drive more aggressively. I mean, I've survived enough trips in his car to know he isn't being life threatening, but he'd be small town gossip, easy, as the rudest driver in town.
@@marshalljarnagin9370 Central Florida has the worst driving I've ever seen. I mean actually terrifying, don't walk on the sidewalk unless you've got great reflexes driving. I can't tell if it's because there's so many tourists that all have different driving styles trying to fight for the same road or if it's just the coke.
Florida here! That whole aggressive driving thing is exactly why I never understood NASCAR! Why would I waste time watching something I live every 🤬 day??
Even Midwesterners who don't fish have this thought. Except we think about someone we know who loves fishing. Like "Man my brother-in-law would love fishing on this river."
@@themoldysausage True. Usually I just go looking for islands to check out. In Minnesota pretty sure anything out in the middle of the lake can't be privately owned, just the ones near the shore.
Blackwolf MGTOW dont think everyone from California is like that, but I won’t deny there is some truth to what you’re saying and a reason why Californians are looked at a certain way. I was half raised in the Midwest and also raised with manners. The assholes are usually the clout chasers and the fake people trying to be famous for nothing. That being said good and bad people are everywhere!
@Blackwolf MGTOW here we go someone , who grew up with a class of 15 complaining about Californians being bullies and snowflakes while you non stop complain about us like we care😂😂😂
“Cicadas-the sound of summer.” True, but as a Missourian, this line makes me flashback to 1999 and 2012, when the cicadas woke up from being dormant for 13 or 17 years (there are two kinds). They were EVERYWHERE, falling out of trees, getting trapped in cars. Fun times.
I took a Japanese class during a summer camp between my sophomore and junior years of HS, during cicada season, and our professor gave us a rule that every time we saw a cicada, we had to yell "SEMI" (pronounced say-me), which is the Japanese word for "cicada". It was alot of fun to do that with people who weren't in the loop around.
Most definitely, when you look at the US and realize it’s basically the size of like 6 European countries (may be an exaggeration lol) its suddenly easier to see how there are many cultural divides
As someone born and raised in rural Greece but been living in Los Angeles CA for the last decade, I can identify completely with the Midwest. I actually have some family in South Dakota I make sure to visit and it’s as if I’m taken back to Greece. The way of life is simple and the relationships more genuine. I have resisted LA influence in many ways and people here still find it weird I talk to neighbours or sometimes cooking for them. People I know in LA also don’t understand why I would go out of my way to fix things or install stuff for free for people I’m friends with. I might just join my folks in South Dakota in the next few years 😂
"That's a good river." "Sorry bout that" "You're a chess guy, aren't ya?" "You got a fishing pole around?" "4... 4, in the river." "Tell your folks I says hi" "WHAT'D YOU SAY ABOUT THE PACKERS" "That wouldn't be very Christian of me" *THE GODDAMN ACCENT* As a Wisconsinite, I'm mad at how accurate this is
This is about right. I grew up in Minnesota and got stationed in California with the Air Force way back in the 90s. I found that people out there are not interested in talking to a stranger. I found it refreshing driving home and stopping off at SA (do they still have Super Americas?) in Iowa and sparking a friendly conversation with the guy working behind the counter. He appeared so friendly after being in California for several months.
The Californian was immediately afraid because he knew he was in the presence of a murderer. Only someone that wants to kill you in an intimate way is that nice.
@@nicodysseus2910 depends where you live. I lived in an area called Kettle Moraine. Full of deep valleys and lush rolling hills. Hope you find something in the Midwest that you like!
The Midwesterners are like Dutch (Palatines), and Canada is like French, however both sides are Franks its not surprising they are similar and get along with each other. There both Germanics from the Carolingian dynasty of and under Frankish nobility.
I don't know, Missouri is a real mixed bag. You get a lot of everything, pretty much. I've lived here my entire life and met a huge variety of different people.
Obviously a stolen joke, but I still don't get it... Like avenger isn't a crossover. It's just superhero movies combining. Now if you have the green guy in a movie with Rowan Atkinsons Mr bean... then yeah. Otherwise fuuuuuuuck no
@@skrezza1167 I'm a Bears fan, but I really have no beef with the Packers or the Vikings. I'm much more annoyed by the Patriots, but once they stop winning so much, I'll probably hate them less.
It is so funny, because I am from Arizona and both these guys I find to be weird. 😂 I recently moved to California and the West Coast guy is exactly what I noticed, like they were edgy and cagey, like I wanted something from them when I was just being nice. But the Midwesterner seems very intimidating to me, as I am Introvert and I would be unsure how to react. It is so interesting how the different cultural regions of the U.S. behave.
I experienced the same thing when I first moved to Los Angeles eight years ago. Since then I’ve acclimated, because when in Rome, you kinda learn what the Romans do. I will say, that there are a lot of shady untrustworthy people in Southern California, mostly Los Angeles so it’s actually wise to not trust people so quickly. We tend to observe a lot here and then make decisions whether or not we want to speak with someone. It’s just kind of the way. It goes here. Once you get used to it it’s just normal for us and nobody’s offended if somebody doesn’t want to talk, we get it.
the most accurate part was the “i havent seen a dead body since the packers played the bears” speaking from the perspective of someone who has lived in wisconsin his whole life that is definitely something ive heard at a family reunion before
Having lived in Wisconsin from birth to 6th grade, and California from 6th grade through 12th, I can say this is accurate af and Californians really ARE the universe's buzzkill.
NorCal and SoCal do the US a favor and break off into the ocean. Bring alll your instagram influencers, tiktok stars, and god awful youtubers with you🙏
When Charlie said that about the Packers and the Bears, I bent double over the desk, laughing harder than I've laughed in several years. Thanks, Charlie.
It’s a little exaggerated but me and my fellow Wisconsinites do actually talk like your stereotypical Canadian. Also yes, we do always talk about fishing but that’s because it’s about the only fucking thing to do in Wisconsin. When you’re bored you either, drink, eat, fish, or go boating, or a combination of all 4.
Well I live in Madison now and I still hear a subtle Canadian like accent from a few people I know but I suppose I my family and I got our accent because I was born in a very small city in northern Wisconsin
Fun fact: John Wayne Gacy (A midwestern serial killer) actually dumped five bodies into the Des Plaines River (which runs through Wisconsin and Illinois). Also, many of the most famous serial killers are from the midwest, such as H. H. Holmes, John Wayne Gacy, Ed Gein (the inspiration for the texas chainsaw massacre and psycho), and Jeffrey Dahmer (the Milwaukee Monster)
Midwest Nice is a thing where if someone is local, they can get away with anything. If not, everything they do is suspect. Midwest Nice will show up to help with your yard work, then gossip to everyone about how messy your yard is, how everything you do is wrong, what needs to be fixed on your house & how you should do it, etc etc etc. West Coast guy is smart to be suspicious.
I’m originally from Southern California and lived there for 10 years and moved to Utah and have been here 7 and I can confirm I’ve never heard someone w this accent
I mean, this is scaringly accurate. I'm not used to it, and so when I have been there, on vacation, lived there, it was just weird compared to the west coast. West coast...you never know what's going to happen so you just act as though everyone around you is an npc that won't interact with you until you absolutely have to, or if you choose to, and you also try your best to not draw attention. All the times people randomly came up to me on the west coast, it was never a good thing.
Trevor Wallace, this is by far my absolute favorite skit you have ever done. It's so good I've revisited it 3 times just to watch for the hell of it. You nailed this to a T good sir.
"it's a good day"
" *why?* "
*_every single time_*
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@@BisMC no one likes you
@@BisMC no
@@BisMC no no no
That's pathetic
“that wouldn’t be very christian of me”
*He’s a man of god*
*dorime plays* Midwesterner-Aww you got me, Im a packers demon sent to convert everyone to packerism
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He also has a wife
600th
@@NockinShitDownEnt 699th
westerners: "mid-westerners are creepy" mid-westerners "westerners are rude"
southerners: anybody need anything? I’m going past the kitchen
Ro P southerners and Midwesterners are brothers, north-easterners and westerners are cousins
@@bigfish3846 It's true. New movements seem to hit New York and San Francisco at about the same time. The difference is that New York is so big that you can ignore them if you want to. But San Francisco is so small that you will probably know at least one person in them.
@@bigfish3846 Twin cousins.
Bigfish 38 but bring up anything related to the civil war and they are at eachothers throats
I'm from the Midwest, my girlfriend is from California. She found it seriously weird how she had never met her neighbors before, and the first time I went to her place, I made casual conversation with them for about an hour. They're nice people.
Yep I'm Californian and have no idea who my neighbors are lmao
@@KuroshiKun yep from Chicago i have no idea who my neighbors are
I am from the north east and I only knew a couple people on my street, I think my husband knows all of them, what car they drive, and their normal routine. To him that is just being friendly.
@@thedansanchez Chicago is literally in the Midwest 😭
@@bria8481 we don’t talk about that 🤫
What’s most accurate is a non midwestern stranger being scared shitless when you say hi to them
I live on the west coast but my dad's from Wisconsin, the Midwest kindness scares a lot of people
@@michaelbalistreri4102 I'm told I'm good at convincing others that Wisconsin actually exists
@@coltonp107 you can't fool me
I grew up on the west coast and I don't think I'll ever understand why anyone would greet strangers. If someone does that to me I'm instantly skeptical like the guy in the video lol. Like my first thought is, "what do you want? You want to scam me? Mug me? Assult me?"
I can confirm. Moved to the east coast and my neighbors straight up scowl at me when u say hi to them and try to be friendly 😂
no one:
Midwesterners: SORRY
Lol
Daddy want some weed
Makes sense
THIS IS RELATABLE
Yo where’s Bryson I need a sale on huf socks
As a midwesterner, I’m insulted at how accurate this is
Facts
Dead bodies and all
Yep
Same 😂
Sooo...how many you got?
Western: **insulting everyone**
Wisconsinite: Kalm
Western: Those packer fans are somthin else.
Wisconsinite: ANGERY
Calm*
That’s basically me with da bears but hey if the packers are going against some other team from another region in the US I route for the packers
*whispers* special teams
Lol I'm a Californian but packer 4 life baby
Angry*
He forgot the most important word in midwestern cultures, “Ope.”
welp there goes 90% of my vocabulary
And how do you pronounce that? "oupee" or "oup"?
Mid Sein oup
Ive never heard that once
@@CCCSaxsonWarmonger You never bumped into and said "Oup/Ope my bad I'm sorry'?
“Straight edge.......but coke on weekends”
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BisMC you’re a fake channel 🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@BisMC stop saying that plz. Its annoying
I laughed too. Out loud.
That was my favorite line lol
Why is this so insultingly accurate “That’s a good river”
How is that “insultingly” accurate? I’m like that and proud of it
Its really not tho.
It’s not rly accurate. I only know one person that would say that
Gotta love the good ol meramec River. Gotta love it...
*i was born in santa barbara but brought up in england, am I still californian ?*
No lie, I moved from the west coast to the Midwest and when I'd first moved I was walking in my neighborhood with earbuds in and a neighbor waved to me and said something- my immediate thought was that she was flagging me down because there was an emergency, cuz why else would she be talking to a stranger walking past her house? She was just saying hi.
You missed the “it wouldn’t be so hot if it wasn’t for the humidity”
Everyday, it will be -10 and someone in shorts will say it
“Just wait a day”
Bryan White even more iconic, it could be -15 and some dude goes “it wouldn’t be so cold if it wasn’t for this wind”
Oh it ain’t so bad, it’s a dry heat
Yes.
*”that’s a good river..”*
*”that wouldn’t be very Christian of me”*
*”i haven’t seen a dead body since the packers.... 4, 4 dead bodies.”*
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BisMC no
@@BisMC Who the hell is george and why should i care about minecraft.
“Cicadas, the sound of summer”
I literally said that five minutes ago
same 😂
Bruh, I say this and I ain't even from the midwest
lmao i said that just yesterday
cicadas are mentioned DAILY by me ALL SUMMER LONG... #midwestniceforlife
I could make this 1k like but na
"Them packers fans are something else."
"WHAT!!"
"...Ok about to be the fifth body "
Had me dyin😅😅
2:39
“Oddly nice for no reason” is one of the more California things I’ve ever heard
Lol 💯
True, but I bet it's more common in NY
I live Sacramento and there is not a nice soul in my neighborhood
Yup. Came to Wisconsin. Can attest to this. It is so weird how nice people are out here.
@@v_o_f_s omg im from sacramento as well! Go to a trader joes here bud, plenty of nice folk in there!
Missed the opportunity to say “I’m just gonna squeeze right past ya”😂
Or a good old "excuuuuuuuuse me"
Ope. Sorry, let me squeeze past ya
JustAMan onTheInternet lmfao. I’ve been trying not to say it but it’s not working out.
Forgot 'ope'
*i was born in santa barbara but brought up in england, am I still californian ?*
“No I don’t drink I’m straight edge, but coke on weekends” best quote of the decade so far
What type of coke did he mean.
@Mariooo you mean the nose beers?
Anthony coke and cola
I feel like that comment just slipped out and didn’t get as much appreciation as it deserved😂
I'm not from USA, can you explain it to me?
As a Midwesterner, I promise we all dont sound like Canadians
Some of us sound like Southerners.
But overall I have never been more flattered by a portrayal of Midwesterners.
This is clearly a Cheesehead though and the Canadian accent is pretty common in rural Wisconsin
As a michigander I got mistaken for Canadian when I was in Australia so folks who use Canadians accents to portray the Midwest get a pass from me cause clearly it’s close enough
Yeah here in Indiana it's either a southern accent or no accent
As a Canadian, the accents definitely defer depending on where you’re from in the country. But yeah, many Wisconsinites sound like rural Canadians.
@@dootmcsploot4180 oh, but you forget NW Indiana and its Chicago accent. That Indianapolis style sounthern accent is soooo fake
The best part is that if you're Midwestern, the West Coast guy is the jerk.
iSlayEskimos facts west coast is terrible
I'm East coast, and the west coast is a douche.
Not sure if its a coast thing though.
And if your Southwestern both of them sound crazy because you’re constantly in the middle of both of them
I'm from cali he seems reasonable but the mid west guy seems annoying
Yeah I'm in the Midwest and the West coast guy seems like a d-bag.
Missed the classic "Wouldn't be so cold if it wasn't for the wind"
I must have said that every day I lived in Kansas.
YES. The wind chill in Kansas is insane
And its sister saying, "Aw, it's just hot 'cause of the humidity. That's what really gets ya!"
We’re Fr all the same 😂
@@asonounds1862 dude, I am from MN. Dont get me started on the cold
-8 WTF.
I feel like MidWestern guy transforms into Cherdley's dad character when he grows older
naw cherdley's dad character is from the midwest
this is so accurate
The only thing remotely close to a midwestern guy is the river part.
so true
You’re so wrong it hurts.
As a Midwesterner living in south Florida the past couple years, I told the cashier give me what’s ever the easiest and she said that was the nicest gesture anyone has ever done lol
south florida=manhattan
@@therealjoelawrence Not even close. Outside of Miami, south Florida is upstate NY and north Florida may as well be Alabama. Anyone who would equate south Florida and Manhattan is someone who likely has never visited either.
Whoa, as a Midwestern, I say that kind of thing all the time.
@@SighNapsFlorida is really just the south Midwest. We aren’t mad at ya y’all just got to many teeth and no tooth brush
@@katherinetyrrell8810 You Midwesterners are truly some of the most polite people in the US. I have spoken to people from Minnesota that have made me feel as though I was in Montreal. Keep er movin. ;-).
You know a midwesterner is pissed when we pull out the “gosh darn it”. I’m really surprised he didn’t turn around and hit him with the “alright, you listen here, pal” 😂
OH MY GOD DONT CALL US OUT LIKE THIS
Hey chief, you better watch yourself!
Op sorry lemme sneak right past ya
Then we get the shovel
"I don't fish because it's animal cruelty" most West coast phrase
But I live on the west coast and fish almost every single day
I live in the Midwest and I don't fish because it mean
Fishing for food on your own, sure I get that. But I'm not sure I like the idea of stabbing a fish in the mouth with rusty hook to prove I can. Not trying to put anyone down, but....yeah when you think about fishing, that's it, right?
@@dorkmax7073 yes that y I don't fish glad someone ages
Tons of fishing on the west coast - especially in the northwest. Lots of salmon.
As a Midwesterner. I would like to state that it is such a complement that you hate us for being so kind.
Amen.
I think you missed the fact that the midwestern was a serial killer... nice guy 😂
guy minding his own business and you keep trying to talk to him and some how your kind? nah you dam annoying. in cali you'll get cussed out for that
It's like Canadians, but homegrown.
Shit. I wanted to like your comment but I can't break that 420.
I came to the States from S. Korea about 30 years ago and have lived in many different places like Philly, LA, Chicago, Atlanta, and St. Louis, MO. For shy people, LA is the best place: they don't need to talk to strangers. For direct and clear answer demanding people, NYC and Philly are the great places: they can't live in any other places on this planet. People who are friendly but a bit shy would enjoy living in Chicago: the agriculture city is the space x for them to settle down. For people like me who enjoy talking to neighbor and are community oriented people, St. Louis, MO. is the perfect spot for their living.
As a person from the midwest, I never realized how nice we seemed to other people until my first trip to Florida. All the states we passed through people either didn't understand why we were acting nice, or what we were saying lol.
Indeed. As an Arabian who studied in both CT and OH that there is a huge gap between the two. I prefer OH for the friendly people, quietness and sports. Also, it's funny that despite my English has slight Arabic accent. Yet, many of Ohioans think I am from CT! I might picked up certain behaviors of theirs or their pronunciation of words.
My uncle is a long time resident of Florida and I can't say I've ever seen anyone drive more aggressively. I mean, I've survived enough trips in his car to know he isn't being life threatening, but he'd be small town gossip, easy, as the rudest driver in town.
@@marshalljarnagin9370 Central Florida has the worst driving I've ever seen. I mean actually terrifying, don't walk on the sidewalk unless you've got great reflexes driving. I can't tell if it's because there's so many tourists that all have different driving styles trying to fight for the same road or if it's just the coke.
I work in a dispensary in Las Vegas and when you guys come in you are the sweetest. I’m from California. Y’all are really charming.
Florida here! That whole aggressive driving thing is exactly why I never understood NASCAR! Why would I waste time watching something I live every 🤬 day??
We're so polite because it's how we survive the harsh winters, it weeds the mean out.
Too cold for evil people
brutally cold winters keep us humble! that's why west coasters are... like this.
Idk plenty of Karen's, snobs and ignorant hillbiles still here too.
I choose to believe that!
Tell that to Massachusetts
As a midwesterner I assure you: every time we see a river we think about fishing
Even Midwesterners who don't fish have this thought. Except we think about someone we know who loves fishing. Like "Man my brother-in-law would love fishing on this river."
Im from indiana i dont think about fishin when i see a river i think about skinny dippin or if i could make it across on my quad
Except I'm the oddball I guess, my mind goes to kayaking. But most midwesterners yes.
@@101jir kayaking. You can fish off a kayak. It counts
@@themoldysausage True. Usually I just go looking for islands to check out. In Minnesota pretty sure anything out in the middle of the lake can't be privately owned, just the ones near the shore.
East Coast guy: “Hang on ma, Jeffery Dahmer is walking towards me”
West Coast guy: “how many dead bodies do you have?”
😂 😂 😂
I was mistaken for Jeffrey Dahmer once.
Long story.
I moved from Southern California to the Midwest. People waved at us....I was so confused. I asked my parents if they knew them. 😂
Blackwolf MGTOW dont think everyone from California is like that, but I won’t deny there is some truth to what you’re saying and a reason why Californians are looked at a certain way. I was half raised in the Midwest and also raised with manners. The assholes are usually the clout chasers and the fake people trying to be famous for nothing. That being said good and bad people are everywhere!
Blackwolf MGTOW I’m not crazy! I like the Stealers 😂
When I was in La My dad thought people were being mean because no one would wave back to him
@Blackwolf MGTOW here we go someone , who grew up with a class of 15 complaining about Californians being bullies and snowflakes while you non stop complain about us like we care😂😂😂
@Blackwolf MGTOW for someone going there own way, you sure like to bitch a lot about people you've never met.
"WHAT'D YOU SAY ABOUT THE PACKERS?"
*sighs in fifth body*
Why is this me
I'm European, so basically the California guy is like French..?
Perfect comparison
Exactly lol
And the midwestern guy is Italian.
I guess
Aaaaaah!🤣
“Those cicadas, the sound of summer, I love that.” You hit the nail on the head with that one.
It’s like Michigan natives , VS people who go to University of Michigan
the same idea between Wisconsin and UW madison ! Cali kids come up here and act surprised when they cant get to class cause of 4 feet of snow
@@yngcj909 4 ft of snow!? Lmao, dang, that's nothing...
Michigan native here.
Go Bucks
Lmao what a gold comment!
"woah, so what's it like at Michigan State?"
"Don't drink. Straight edge. But coke on the weekends"
I am dead
i read this at the exact same time he said it
We got the 6th body. He said he's dead
“Cicadas-the sound of summer.” True, but as a Missourian, this line makes me flashback to 1999 and 2012, when the cicadas woke up from being dormant for 13 or 17 years (there are two kinds). They were EVERYWHERE, falling out of trees, getting trapped in cars. Fun times.
I was 8 years old then i remember that in 2012 i was scared man
I was probably too drunk to remember
I took a Japanese class during a summer camp between my sophomore and junior years of HS, during cicada season, and our professor gave us a rule that every time we saw a cicada, we had to yell "SEMI" (pronounced say-me), which is the Japanese word for "cicada".
It was alot of fun to do that with people who weren't in the loop around.
Yeah I remember
The cicadas came out 3 years ago, I think, here in northeastern Ohio.
For real, my brother from LA came to visit me in MN, we went to a local bar and he was so on edge the entire time because everyone was so nice.
our country is so big, the culture really shifts as you move around it
Most definitely, when you look at the US and realize it’s basically the size of like 6 European countries (may be an exaggeration lol) its suddenly easier to see how there are many cultural divides
Laughs in India
@@tyger3170 poverty*
@@n-wordheelflips2648 it would be very sad if it turns out you are even 1 second older than 18
@@tyger3170 awe
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thanks detective. so narcoleptic.
I mean he def does it !
who says he's not a coke user?
Na he does coke
The only thing missing is a joke about how the weather here changes so quickly or him bumping into the other guy and saying ope
Fabricated Lightning ope, sorry there bud
especially in Oklahoma and surrounding areas
The frickin weather in Wisconsin p's me off pal
Minnesota changes from 90° to near freezing almost on a daily basis
Minnesota changes from 90° to near freezing almost on a daily basis
As someone born and raised in rural Greece but been living in Los Angeles CA for the last decade, I can identify completely with the Midwest.
I actually have some family in South Dakota I make sure to visit and it’s as if I’m taken back to Greece.
The way of life is simple and the relationships more genuine. I have resisted LA influence in many ways and people here still find it weird I talk to neighbours or sometimes cooking for them.
People I know in LA also don’t understand why I would go out of my way to fix things or install stuff for free for people I’m friends with.
I might just join my folks in South Dakota in the next few years 😂
“I’m just gonna browse Instagram until I’m dead inside.”
I felt that. The WORLD felt that.
came for this comment.
"those cicadas.. thats the sound of summer" as a midwesterner, that is 100% accurate lol
Packers fans do get angry when u talk sheet about cheese
Not true💀💀
We kinda do tho
*WISCANSIN Intensifies*
@@SpeedVaultz god damn is it that hard to spell
We dont get mad about the cheese itself, but dont you dare talk shit about cheese heads
"Exhales CBD oils" - KILLED me!! Ohhh I'm missin home right now, lemme get a whiff of that 😢
"That's a good river."
"Sorry bout that"
"You're a chess guy, aren't ya?"
"You got a fishing pole around?"
"4... 4, in the river."
"Tell your folks I says hi"
"WHAT'D YOU SAY ABOUT THE PACKERS"
"That wouldn't be very Christian of me"
*THE GODDAMN ACCENT*
As a Wisconsinite, I'm mad at how accurate this is
It’s the “der bud” that is the selling point for me
Yeah it's mantiwoc minute guy check him out
Do- do you have bodies in a river?
I cant lie, cicadas ARE a nice sound in the summer
Agreef
Truth
Midwesterner spotted
@@KineticVT yep and proud of it
PA says that too lmao
You're not from the Midwest if you dont talk to strangers like you know them
I have a friend from Florida. I met him by acting like I new him when talking to him.
Jacob Lewis exactly
Truly the best part of America
North Dakotan here and I can confirm
California my friend from the mid west did that here to stranger we were like u good bro?
This is about right. I grew up in Minnesota and got stationed in California with the Air Force way back in the 90s. I found that people out there are not interested in talking to a stranger. I found it refreshing driving home and stopping off at SA (do they still have Super Americas?) in Iowa and sparking a friendly conversation with the guy working behind the counter. He appeared so friendly after being in California for several months.
The South is like that too. Friendly-like, and total strangers say hi while wating for the self checkout.
@@karenk2409 I was just in the Texas panhandle last may. I was talking to the lady working at CVS drug store and said the same thing.
As a person who lives in the midwest I can confirm this is exactly how we act
Same bruh
I say sorry too much
Sums up my town.
Yes midwesterners are very nice people. But are they really nice to that extent? Something doesn’t seem right here.
@@Kothrive what?
The californian acts like he’s miserable, the Midwesterner is how I literally act every day
I'm a SoCal native. I do not happily spend time outside in a Midwestern summer, even though I live out here now.
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That is funny! I saw it exactly opposite!
The Californian was immediately afraid because he knew he was in the presence of a murderer. Only someone that wants to kill you in an intimate way is that nice.
We're not miserable we just don't talk to random strangers for no reason lol
I just moved to the Midwest and it is surprisingly like this a lot of packers fans rivers and people are really nice for some reason
People are really nice cuz it's the best place to live 😊✌😂
Lis.H I just moved from New England and so far the biggest change is no mountains I look outside and it’s flat and there’s nothing on the horizon
@@nicodysseus2910 depends where you live. I lived in an area called Kettle Moraine. Full of deep valleys and lush rolling hills. Hope you find something in the Midwest that you like!
We’re just simple people we like our family, friends, sports, church, and having a fun time
@@Lis.H.Moved from Cali to Kansas. Nature is beautiful here, and people are cool. Just the goddamn bugs are annoying sometimes.
So as a Canadian, I see that Midwesterners would get along very well with us 😂
Right?? That literally sounds like us. This just sounded like everyone else in my town 🤣
Prob not with those in Vancouver and Toronto
The Midwesterners are like Dutch (Palatines), and Canada is like French, however both sides are Franks its not surprising they are similar and get along with each other. There both Germanics from the Carolingian dynasty of and under Frankish nobility.
do you include torontonian? 🙂
This man combined people from Wisconsin, rural Illinois, Minnesota, and Missouri all into one. I’m having flashbacks.
I don't know, Missouri is a real mixed bag. You get a lot of everything, pretty much. I've lived here my entire life and met a huge variety of different people.
One thing us people who live in Missouri is think we have met someone we first met that day
You forgot Iowa
Forgot Indiana and Michigan and Ohio and Kentucky and West Virginia...
thank you for clarifying rural Illinois
So. Ill baby
Forgot the “ope” every few minutes for about no reason at all
Ope
That's more of a Michigan thing... this is from a born Michigander
@@melaninqueen2413 As someone from Indiana, I can say everyone here says "ope"
Ay we only say that if we do something on accident like bump into Someone or something
Ohio does it
When he said, “scroll through instagram till I’m dead inside” I felt that.
I grew up in the Midwest from a west coast family. I was cringing so hard by how accurate both of these are.
"Are you like...trying to pay for sex right now or...?"
"Aw, I really hope he doesn't say anything about the bodies."
+1 deceased
Avengers is the biggest crossover in history...
Trevor: Hold my camera.
Obviously a stolen joke, but I still don't get it... Like avenger isn't a crossover. It's just superhero movies combining. Now if you have the green guy in a movie with Rowan Atkinsons Mr bean... then yeah. Otherwise fuuuuuuuck no
@@andrewcastleberry4921 calm down it's not that serious.
Midwesterns: Bet there's some bass in that lake
West Coasters: Ah why is the Wi-Fi so bad
As a Floridian you can just blend these two dudes together and that’s what being a Florida man is all about.
Plus having an alligator as a pet.
No one:
West Coast: Does postmates deliver around here.
"These Packers fans are something else"
*so you have chosen death*
I agree with trevor as I am a vikings fan, come at me
SkrezZa we obliterated the Vikings last season
@@skrezza1167 I'm a Bears fan, but I really have no beef with the Packers or the Vikings. I'm much more annoyed by the Patriots, but once they stop winning so much, I'll probably hate them less.
Bang bang niner gang!!!
🤣
It is so funny, because I am from Arizona and both these guys I find to be weird. 😂 I recently moved to California and the West Coast guy is exactly what I noticed, like they were edgy and cagey, like I wanted something from them when I was just being nice. But the Midwesterner seems very intimidating to me, as I am Introvert and I would be unsure how to react. It is so interesting how the different cultural regions of the U.S. behave.
I experienced the same thing when I first moved to Los Angeles eight years ago. Since then I’ve acclimated, because when in Rome, you kinda learn what the Romans do. I will say, that there are a lot of shady untrustworthy people in Southern California, mostly Los Angeles so it’s actually wise to not trust people so quickly. We tend to observe a lot here and then make decisions whether or not we want to speak with someone. It’s just kind of the way. It goes here. Once you get used to it it’s just normal for us and nobody’s offended if somebody doesn’t want to talk, we get it.
the most accurate part was the “i havent seen a dead body since the packers played the bears” speaking from the perspective of someone who has lived in wisconsin his whole life that is definitely something ive heard at a family reunion before
So Midwesterners are just southerners with a different accent. And more apologetic.
Yes
Exactly. But the food isn't quite as good as the south. 😉
@@trevor_mounts_music ppl in the south are crazier tho, its the heat
@@burmesepython1654 You aren't lying. The heat+alcohol+fine women have people making terrible decisions 😂
@@trevor_mounts_music and we're okay with that 🤠
"But how many have you seen?"
"4"
Poor guy
OMGGGGG that is the funniest one u have everrr done!! that other guy is hiliaroius
@Logan Titus they all are funny
Having lived in Wisconsin from birth to 6th grade, and California from 6th grade through 12th, I can say this is accurate af and Californians really ARE the universe's buzzkill.
I take offense to that.
Sorry you had to live in Wisconsin.
@@robertlee5391 says the guy avoiding needles on the ground while he writes that.
NorCal and SoCal put differences aside to fight together
@Table-Country pinxing THRYM Firearms 27 When this country inevitably balkanizes, we must stand strong together and form our own union.
NorCal and SoCal do the US a favor and break off into the ocean. Bring alll your instagram influencers, tiktok stars, and god awful youtubers with you🙏
Don't forget Portland and Seattle
“That wouldn’t be very Christian of me” why does this hit me on an emotional level
When Charlie said that about the Packers and the Bears, I bent double over the desk, laughing harder than I've laughed in several years. Thanks, Charlie.
The Midwest people are my kind of people I love small talk finding out information and such nothing wrong with it just friendly talk awesome
He mentions coke so much I'm convinced he actually does coke.
who in LA doesnt
Yes and he is most definitely a fuck boy...he does the part too well.
And a Bang salesman too.
how old are you? You'll be surprised how many people fuck with coke as adults
@@malfaroangel3896 ikr
needs more "ope"
source: am midwesterner
As a Wisconsinite, I've always spelled it "Ohp", but different strokes for different folks. Cheers, der guy
“Ope, just gonna sneak right past yah and grab da ranch”
It’s a little exaggerated but me and my fellow Wisconsinites do actually talk like your stereotypical Canadian. Also yes, we do always talk about fishing but that’s because it’s about the only fucking thing to do in Wisconsin. When you’re bored you either, drink, eat, fish, or go boating, or a combination of all 4.
Can't relate. I live in Milwaukee, so i'm not really getting the full Wisconsin experience.
Lmao I've never heard a Canadian accent from someone living in Wisconsin.
Maybe if you go up north in Minnesota but that's pretty much it.
Well I live in Madison now and I still hear a subtle Canadian like accent from a few people I know but I suppose I my family and I got our accent because I was born in a very small city in northern Wisconsin
If you live in southern Ohio the river is so shit that you can only do 2 of those things
Listen to sports, praise yount, praise Favre and Rodgers, assault cubs and bears fans, hunt that's the only other things we do
"I don't drink, I'm a straight edge. But coke on the weekends" LMAO. That really is very west coast
Fun fact: John Wayne Gacy (A midwestern serial killer) actually dumped five bodies into the Des Plaines River (which runs through Wisconsin and Illinois). Also, many of the most famous serial killers are from the midwest, such as H. H. Holmes, John Wayne Gacy, Ed Gein (the inspiration for the texas chainsaw massacre and psycho), and Jeffrey Dahmer (the Milwaukee Monster)
Thanks for the fun fact! Without Ed gein dead skin mask wouldn't be my favorite slayer song.
We’re they all originally from WI? Or came here as a place to hide?
@@marybethleib8286 ed gein and jeffrey dahmer were, i dont know about ted bundy or john wayne gacy
CMDHacker_ : yikes....
Buddy was from Vermont...Gacy from Chicago.
"tells your folks I says Hi" nailed it.
"Don't drink, straight edge. Coke on the weekends."
I thought he said toke.
@@eld2310 he did not.
So LA. Lol
Yeah hay we like pepsi up here
Vegan cocaine all natural.
Midwest Nice is a thing where if someone is local, they can get away with anything. If not, everything they do is suspect.
Midwest Nice will show up to help with your yard work, then gossip to everyone about how messy your yard is, how everything you do is wrong, what needs to be fixed on your house & how you should do it, etc etc etc. West Coast guy is smart to be suspicious.
“Don’t drink.... straight edge, but COKE ON THE WEEKENDS”
That accent is more WISCANSIN than generally midwestern... just saying.
to be fair he's playing a guy from Wisconsin
@@tn15_ would have been a better title... Wisconsin has a very unique accent than the rest of the Midwest
@@tn15_ Charlie Beren is actually from Wisconsin.
Ya as an Iowan, I totally agree. But still, GO PACKERS
I'm a Wisconsinite so he sounds quite normal the westerner has the accent in my opinion
Ayy someone’s actually talking about the Midwest that never happens
Check out the You Betcha channel. He does a bunch of Midwest videos in a similar style
@1:29: “Browse Instagram until I’m dead inside...” 😹
My instagram got deactivated, youtube just doesn't kill my soul the same tho 😢
“You’re oddly nice for no reason?”
Well my good sir, being nice gives me and other people the happy chemical
As a Midwestern, can confirm we all have at least 4 bodies.
Dam I’m a body behind
well when someone disrespects the dairy gods they have to be punished
Probably mostly deer, lol.
Sorry if I am offending anyone but the midwestern accents are hilarious
Also my mom is a cheesehead
I’m originally from Southern California and lived there for 10 years and moved to Utah and have been here 7 and I can confirm I’ve never heard someone w this accent
firevoid juju as a southern Missourian I can confirm that they get worse the deeper you go into the Midwest
valorants 4 veggies isn’t Missouri in the east tho
CloutOverdose no it’s the Midwest
CloutOverdose I live 2 hours from Kansas city
I mean, this is scaringly accurate. I'm not used to it, and so when I have been there, on vacation, lived there, it was just weird compared to the west coast. West coast...you never know what's going to happen so you just act as though everyone around you is an npc that won't interact with you until you absolutely have to, or if you choose to, and you also try your best to not draw attention. All the times people randomly came up to me on the west coast, it was never a good thing.
No one:
Midwesterners: Got a fishing pole around?
East coaster would just cursing him out
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W H A T
This made me realize how DEEPLY midwestern I am 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I just moved back to MN from Cali and his is such an accurate depiction of the people out there. I do not miss them lol.
You can tell they aren't actually in the midwest because there aren't any cornfields within viewing distance
🤣🤣🤣👍
That’s a nice river though, probably has some actually good bass. Would love to visit!
Trevor Wallace, this is by far my absolute favorite skit you have ever done. It's so good I've revisited it 3 times just to watch for the hell of it. You nailed this to a T good sir.
I’m not even living in the US but I still enjoy this. Lol.
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How many dead bodies do you have?
Similar contrast from city to country folk the world over.
The accuracy of the West Coater was dead on. All the vibes, attitude, and self-righteousness of an L.A. or S.F. transplant to Portland.