British Highschoolers react to Bri’ish Memes! (Part 2)

Very good guys. We thought we'd show you some British

memes

this afternoon. I've seen the water bottle meme too many times. Yeah, that's... Sorry, let me delete some... First. OK, it's OK. Tuesday, I don't understand how you can say it any other way. FROI day? No, I don't understand that. Saturday too. Saturday. Sa-da-da. Oh, I hear it now, I hear it now. Saturday. Sunday is right...American barbecue, British barbecue, British chocolate, American chocolate. What have they done to the Pope? I have to take my man back to a church. Is he the same person? - No. - He really looks like him.

British barbecue is pretty basic. It's just a small burger, maybe like sausage. Yeah, not great. But our chocolate is top level. But that's delicious. They serve it at our breakfast club at school. Now that's beautiful. There is nothing better than that. That's just the English definition. And with a cup of tea? What do you think about how unhealthy English breakfast is? I don't really think about that.  I just want to eat it all. I don't care if that's bad for you. - That's the best English food. - I ate it for breakfast this morning. That's range.

And that's not British cuisine. That's disgusting. First of all, it's a hot dog sausage. - Yes, that's a hot dog. - It's not even a real sausage. - That's not sausage. - Paste and shred. Fish and chips Sausage and mash. Oh, they're fighting. So you're saying this image here is number two? Well, not with hot dogs, but with real sausages, like, yeah. Good sir. British food. Welcome to Great Britain. The 6 cells of my brain are assembled to be able to pronounce... I don't even know what that says. What is that photo? It's a pretty difficult word to pronounce, to be fair.

Worchesterstire? Worchesterstire? I'm English and I don't even know it. If you break it down, you will have war and then you will have war. Then you have... er-shire. Wor-sest-ershire. It's actually pronounced... Worcestershire. It's like Leicester. Leicester... no, I can spell Leicester, for Leicester Square, yes. Do you know how to spell Leicester Square? - L-E-I... - L-E-I... - ...S - ...C! Oh! Oh! We just say woo-ster, right? With the sauce, you mean? Yes, Worcester sauce. But does it say Worcestershire on the bottles? Yes. But do we just call it Worcester sauce? Yes. Do the British still do the... what accent?

We continue doing the accent when no one is around, because we are the accent. It's the accent, yes. It is completely authentic. I think they mean something like, "Oh, tea and scones, oh yeah." Can they do a good American accent? I think I can. Do you want to read that meme with an American accent? Do British people still use the accent when no one is around? Do British people still use the accent when no one is around? Do British people still use the accent when no one is around? Do you see that, do you see that?

That was beautiful. That was pretty good. Normally, people just go for the full cartoon. Full jean. *Horrible cowboy accent* Do Brits still do that accent when no one's around? Yes, haha! Harry is adapting very well to the United States. Every time I order a cookie they give me a bun. So, for them a cookie is a bun? Do you want me to show you what an American cookie is? Well, that's not a cookie. That's not a cookie. That's not a cookie. Hope for? How do we eat things that look like that in England? I'll probably cut it in half, maybe.

Cut it in half? Do you have it with jam and cream? Jam, yes. In the United States they have them with sauce. Dip? Oh. I thought we were weird to have sauce with everything. How can you eat sauce with crackers? Biscuits and gravy. It seems that way. That's worse. That's worse. That's really disgusting. What is it? That's not sauce. What's that? Biscuits and gravy. The way they describe it sounds much better. Oh my God, not in one of these booster counties. Borchestershire shot. Booster. Oh! Wow. A little complicated, yeah, not good when you hear that. That's a bad sign.

The thing is, everyone in Britain understands it. It's like a code. Accurate? Accurate. I have done. You've already done it. I have done. I do not want to do it. It can't be shit. Exactly. It's a community, everyone understands it. I always say that. When my friends say, do you want to go out on Friday? I will say. Oh, I'll see. Maybe I'll be a little sick on Friday. I'm planning on being a little sick. Let me check my diary. Oh yeah, no, I'm sick on Friday. I've used it a couple of times. I could have used it on you.

Yes, yes, that is very true. That's so true. But that's true. The British are very good at downplaying what it really is. You see something that's beautiful and you say, "Oh, that's interesting." Or you see something that's totally strange and you say, "Oh, that's interesting." Why do you think we do that? Because we're trying to be polite. So would you be polite to the devil? Yes. Do you put tea in the microwave? We mentioned this last time, but... Many Americans, not all, but I would say probably most Americans don't have teapots. But you can buy only one.

Don't they have a kettle? I thought they came in every house. They cost like £15 in Tescos. Less! Oh no. That happened to me before. Smells. Did that really happen to you? You open the door, you have to push. There are bursts of something like, it's disgusting. That room is not fun. This is very relatable. You get there and you're wearing like a crop top and a skirt. When I was in school, there was nothing in lost and found. You just had to wear pants. That? Dave, would they allow you to do that? Oh yeah. You are not right.

I was about to say. Last up to. Shall we say it together? Can I park here, buddy? Yes man, of course. Is Yeaman Shore a real place? Yes, apparently. Can I park here, buddy? Yes man, of course. OK fair enough. Yes man, of course. A small sample of some British

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. Did it live up to your expectations? It's just fun because you're laughing with someone. If I were sitting here just laughing, I'd probably be a little sad. Apologies to everyone watching this video alone. In your bedroom. They laugh with us, all together. See you soon JOLLY.

Bye bye! Thank you. Thank you so much.