HUMORLESS GERMAN reacts to Family Guy ROASTING GERMANY

HUMORLESS GERMAN reacts to Family Guy ROASTING GERMANY

I do America Reaction, some call it Reaction US, Reaction USA. I love to get to know the USA, My videos arent British Reaction or Brit reacts videos. I am also very interested in the usa military reaction as well as us military reaction. I have a passion for us sports reaction, like nfl reaction or nba reaction. I am not brit reacts to america. I do European reacts videos. I also do reaction to america and reaction to us and reaction to usa videos. In this video we cover

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[Schnitzengruben]

Germany: We remember, we’re sorry.
Japan: We’re sorry we don’t remember.

[DonMeaker]

An actress friend of mine auditioned for a part that required her to speak German. She read the required lines, and was then asked to say something that 'any German might say.' She said what ever the German is for "I only want a small slice of Poland." The Germans in the room all laughed. Her American agent who didn't speak German, had no clue.

[thomasnelson]

I am aware that Germany doesn't ignore that period of history in school. Sadly, I've heard the opposite about Japanese schools.

[CalMeachum]

Did you hear about the German who went to France for a visit? He was being questioned by the French custom’s agent about his visit and was asked “ Occupation?”
“ Nein, nein just visiting zis time” was his reply.

[patrickn]

*WE WERE INVITED! PUNCH WAS SERVED! CHECK WITH POLAND!*

[CenlaSelfDefenseConcepts]

3:23 I about died laughing when your only response was "That's the wrong hand" lol

[stormthrush]

Q: How many Germans does it take to change a lightbulb?

A: One. We are humorless and efficient.

[fostersstubbyasmr]

“That’s the wrong hand” 😂 good comedic timing

[aydenfrac]

You literally laughed way too hard at the German butcher taking over the polish butcher store. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 I’m still

[Chonicle]

I think my favorite line i ever heard about German humor is "It's German humor.... it's no laughing matter"

[civwarbob]

30 years ago, on our honeymoon we took a side trip to Egypt. In the plaza by the Cairo museum a bunch of kids surrounded us trying to sell thngs and asking for money. Our guide said something and they all took off. Then he turned to us and said, "They are afraid of Germans because when they talk, it sounds like they are angry and yelling at them. So I told them you are German." I almost died laughing!

[GymbalLock]

1:31 "oompa music" refers the sound of the tuba in the background of traditional German folk music. Literally, "oompa oompa oompa oompa!"

[Papasmokes]

I was in Germany when I was in the US Army. I remember local kids would come to us when we were out training, we would give them money and they would go buy us food. Never once got ripped off. We were very impressed. 😊

[stephentobias]

This isn’t mocking Germans, it’s mocking American preconceptions and stereotypes of Germans. Among many other things in these clips, we know Germans don’t have that last name.

[cliftoncraddock]

Another stereotype I've always heard about Germans was that they talk really aggressively, like they're mad. But when I went to Germany, I learned Germans talk very fopishly, happily, etc. Loved my time in Germany!

[raveverse]

American here! Stationed in Germany for 3 years and loved it. Miss it everyday. He is right about they focus too much on world war 2 and forget all the amazing things before and after. Cheers Chris, subscribing now!

[niftybaker]

This is great. As a German who moved to the U.S. your reactions are hilarious to watch! Keep it up!

[YakuzawithFries]

“We Germans talk about what happened in WW2, it is taught in schools”

*Japan and North Korea left the chat*

[drexelmildraff]

Instead of the German neighbor being named Good-Day (Guten-Tag), his real name is supposed to be Bad-Night (Schlecht(e)-Nacht), just the opposite -- the point they were trying to make, he was the opposite of what he seemed to be.

[bigbotti]

Because of German immigrants in Mexico, traditional Mexican music was derived. Germany played a big factor on why music in Mexico uses the accordion. Fun fact