Germany and the word “Surprise” 🇩🇪😱

[OneMeInMyself]

The German coming late wearing a Deutsche Bahn shirt 😂😂😂

[michellejugao]

UK looks so proud of himself when the teacher praises him

[NecronomisMusic]

Especially when it's yelled out like in the moment of surprise.

[ABC-edcg]

Liam is so handsome. The different characters are spot-on and hilarious!!

[apetass]

As a Swede, I relate to many of the German quirks. And the language, of course: "überraschung" = "överraskning".

[KnightSlasher]

I love how Germany just walks in saying something different entirely very 'surprising' indeed

[Mazatron]

France dropping the baguette in shock instead of the wine is the most France thing I've seen in a while

[TenaciousSLG]

I love all your vids but this is next level. Each country 's "representative" was perfectly executed, as an American I loved the USA guy--just perfect!

[etlamm]

It’s crazy how the UK and the USA have the same word for an astonishing event, it’s almost like they speak the same language!

[Kili_]

Ein Deutscher kommt nie zu spät, ebenso wenig zu früh. Er trifft genau dann ein, wenn er es beabsichtigt.

[mathouwll]

As a french, this guy smelling baguette got me

[victormoreno]

I couldn’t tell you were British, your American 🇺🇸 impression had me rolling. Thank you for being silly and funny.

[hinfortbrazy]

One detail I particularly enjoy is giving the late-coming German the Deutsche Bahn work clothes, because this makes his delay so much more plausible, authentic, and immersive. Just no lazy plot conveniences for my boy Liam. Oscar-level visual story telling lmao

[svenlauke]

I love that his German is always calm and quiet, not the cliche "yelling like hitler"

[chunkybird]

I love that the French guy drops his baguette, but not that glass of red wine wine🍷😁

[beckydeleon]

Love his videos...that little smile at the end always cracks me up!

[phillipsmejkal]

It got me when the UK guy turned disgusted away from the US. 🤣🤣🤣

[Ya-Be]

I love how he says "it's not like them to be late" because of the prejudice that germans are always on time, and then the best argument against the assumption walks in, the DB worker.







Edit: Some people in the comments seem to have a big problem with the word „prejudice“ beeing used in a positive way.
And I couldn’t care less. 🤓

[candyqueen]

Your characterization of each country and its language is GOLD 🤣 I can fucking see it

[caravanlifenz]

Liam's the first comedian on YouTube to ever make the German character the 'cool' character out of a line up of European characters.