Top That! | 'MADE IN CANADA...EH?' LIGHTNING ROUND | Pop Culture News

Tyler Oakley and Becca Frucht face off in this week's lightning round, "MADE IN CANADA...EH?" Watch as they try to guess which pop culture people and things came from the True North - and Don't forget to tune in to Top That! every Friday on POPSUGAR Girls' Guide!

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[AngelLilly]

Canada dry is Canadian, it was first made in Canada 1904, and in 2008 it was bought by an American company.
What is called Canadian bacon we call peameal bacon and a quick Google search will tell you that it is from Canada.

[calderbmx]

Canadian dry was actually originated in Canada but was bought by a company in the U.S.

[ajzebadua]

I appreciate the American recognition of just a few of Canada's contributions to society, however this was just terribly stereotypical and pointless. At 7:30, Becca says that if Canada invented the snuggie, we've finally entered the innovation game. We invented a lot more than just a ridiculous blanket with sleeves. Penicillin, the telephone, the lightbulb, the snowmobile (you call them ski-doo's or something), the CANADARM on the International Space Station, the electric wheelchair, the electric car heater Canada and Russia love and depend on, the snowblower, the pager, the walkie talkie, blackberry and the "smartphone", the trackball, potash, poutine, Nanaimo bars, butter tarts, IMAX (the movie thing), sonar, modern military camouflage called CADPAT, the gravity suit pilots use, goretex, lacrosse, hockey, instant replay for televised sports events, insulin, the electron microscope, the caesar (an alcoholic drink), polar bear shots (also an alcoholic drink), the electric oven, the garbage bag,  alkaline batteries, the pacemaker, the cesium beam atomic clock, and Canada Dry was invented by a Canadian a year after the Wright Brothers took flight for the first time. It may be owned now by an American company, but it has always been Canadian. Americans like claiming our inventions since we're known as quiet and unconfrontational, but we burnt down your White House in 1813 and it felt good. So please stop taking credit for us, and maybe ask some actual Canadians, or someone that knows the truth for research instead of probably using wikipedia. Because most Canadians know all of these inventions just from growing up in the True, North, Strong, and Free.

You two are amusing though, however, I'll give you that.

[bestbunnyhugs]

This is really uncomfortable to watch. They're talking about us like aliens.

[terraaubertin]

For confused people
1. No we don't live in igloos
2. No we don't have pet polar bears
3. It's not cold here year round
4. Not every province gets snow every year
5. Yes we have Tim Hortons and it slays
6. Poutine is the shit
7. Cold is like -40 step up your game

[sarahaudrey]

Us Canadians don't need snuggies we pretty much invincible to the cold COLD is -40

[pablohthegreat]

as a Canadian, I find this kind of insulting. just my opinion.

[alexpont]

Canada dry was first made in Canada but is now owned by an American company

[rivenreaper]

I'm a Canadian and I have to say you screwed some things up and if you do it again I will beat you Canadian style. With a hockey stick. No pressure

[cheery-hex]

I find it funny when non-canadians insert the word 'eh' at the end of the weirdest or non-applicable sentences. It's like everyone thinks we say 'hi Joe, eh!' or 'where is that building eh'? lol.. it's basically a reinforcer to a rhetorical question or statement

[ImTheMan]

canada invented peanut butter the best invention of all time  

[Wisdomatic]

Americans always use "eh" wrong... You can't just throw it in anywhere you want and magically sound Canadian lol

[rockxlegend]

Canada Dry is Canadian but it was bought by a Texas-based company in 2008. You might want to do a little more research

[Sarah]

Canada Dry is Canadian it just got bought by an American company

[missamzinglyfabulous]

I'm Canadian and wtf is sushi pizza??? Like what?

[sumayyamustafa]

Haha it's so funny how they say "Kraft Mac and cheese" and we call it "Kraft dinner"

[daniellecade]

As a Canadian I feel insulted that your telling lies. 1. Drake WAS born in Toronto Ontario 2. Canada dry was invented in Canada. I would wish that next time make 100% sure that the answers are right.

[nickbeer]

I'm from Ottawa, and I just want to say Canada Dry was Canadian, but it was bought by an American company so that's why it's technically not Canadian.

[CANADAWOOOOOOOOO]

Canada dry was created, and originally owned by Canada. From 1904 when it was founded, until 1986 it was owned by Canadian companies. Then 1986-2008 it was owned by Cadbury, which is British, and now it is owned by Dr Pepper Snapple Group, which is american.

[TheDjnc]

Canada Dry is originally from Canada, but in 2008, Dr.Pepper decided that it should become the 24th flavour and bought it.