Japanese Try American Snacks For The First Time!

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[Jitter]

I find it funny how this is more like an expression of their individuality rather than a complete agreement in all aspects. A nice diverse of opinions makes videos like these much more entertaining to watch.

[deevnn]

"please try to hold back"...hilarious

[plushstrawberryfrog]

loved that you included a kids reaction too

[ethanfay]

3:06 “you can eat it forever” yeah that’s the problem 😂😂

[Astropicsky]

Takis are originally from Mexico, but have become very popular in the US over recent years. As someone who is from Mexico, I’m glad you all got to taste one of my favorite snacks. They definitely aren’t for everyone, but they’re really tasty nonetheless.

[tytaylor]

They're all beautiful people but homie that's sitting down seem so chill and relaxed. I would definitely love to kick it with him.

[disky]

I didnt realize Mentos were so well-known in Japan. Everyone seems to reference them.

[phanepacc]

I love the fashion of everyone there, even those dressed casually still look great, big praise from America

[AKABoondock]

Finally one of these videos where the person actually gets POPULAR american snacks rather than what their google search tells them! Thank you and subbed!

[BrandonYates]

The super sweet girl with the hat turning out to love the spicy Takis got a good laugh out of me.

[PsykoSockPuppet]

Man, seriously, I remember when you were just starting out with a small following. You've come such a long way in such a short amount of time. Keep going!

[LordHeishin]

I'm really glad you included your own reactions as well at the end, definitely wanted to see your opinions on some of these too

[JC_ever]

I rlly like the guy u had to tell “please try to hold back” he’s so funny and amusing

[Frank_butnot_Sinatra]

The two girls in black and pink have such gentle voices!

[SombrLou]

I do enjoy the Japanese city street atmosphere man like they all just seem chill and polite and are respectful when they’re respected yknow, also the girl in the pink’s voice is so pretty omg

[thehellezell]

People in Osaka seem very laid back and fun. The dudes are right, Takis and Funyuns are both 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 with a 🍺

[musicfan]

Pop Tarts is definitely supposed to be heated up first, in a toaster (toasters pop up the things they're toasting when the time is up, that's why they were named "Pop" tarts, and is supposed to be (originally intended to be) a snack, not a breakfast.
I used to have them as a snack after school, really loved the strawberry flavored ones that had frosting on one side.❤🎉

[debbie]

This was a fun one! America-dude was the most thoughtful about the smell, texture, and taste. Brown beanie dude was also a good reviewer. Dump those Pop-tarts or at least serve them toasted. Fun all around to watch everyone's reaction.

[csharp]

This was fun. It made. Me laugh. You should do another.

The guy who said AMERICA cracked me up 😂😂

[alexstyles]

Haven't watched Takashi's videos in a while and wow such a difference, editing top, video quality top, your English is also leveled up and you seem more relaxed and less shy and more happy! Love old videos too, just wanted to comment what I've noticed <3 thank you for the video