American Reacts to 'Why Do The British Look Down on Americans?'

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[mrjinks]

It’s not that we look down on Americans, we just don’t look up to them.

[neuralwarp]

If you want to find out UK attitudes, you'd need to ask outside the London bubble.

[jat]

I wish Americans would realise that England is much more than just London

[debbieidi]

As an American/British citizen, (I hold dual nationality), who has lived in England for 39 years, I can say I’m so very grateful to be here. Britain is not perfect. Like any country, we of course have our share of problems. But I don’t have to worry about health care. I didn’t have to worry about my precious children’s safety when I sent them off to school. America has changed so much. I don’t recognise the country I knew as a child. The direction it seems to be taking now really frightens me. I will always love the country of my birth, but I could never go back there. 😢

[jerry]

12:01 I disagree with the woman who said we are more connected with America than with Europe. I always feel that America is very foreign when I visit there, but if I go to Germany or Austria or other places in Europe I feel at home, despite the language barrier.

[Goonerdarma]

I've been to America many times, but always happy to home to the UK. If theres one thing I dislike about the US, it's the statement you hear all the time, that America is the greatest country in the world, which is just nonsense.

[stewrmo]

I have always felt that the whole "4th July" thing has another to do with it. We are taught that stuffing war victories down the "losers" throat is bad form (apart from footy, which is brutal as you know). We have Remembrance Day to remember our dead, we wear poppies and have minutes silence, the Americans ram it down our throats, with huge celebrations, and fireworks. This is just beyond us, we have won wars for thousands years but we don't have one celebration over our defeated foes. Why Americans do this is seen as crass and uncivilised. I may be wrong.

[lapsypal]

Bottom line is the modern world grew out of Britain. It was called the industrial revolution and it began in Britain.

[MsElfdee]

I'm a old British woman who's backpacked round the world, travelled with a few Americans, now close friends. I don't think we look down at American's, its more that disappointed parent look at a self-involved excitable pubescent teen.

[JDizzleklyh]

I hate when Americans ask ‘Why do you drive on the wrong side of the road?’ Arrggghhh 😠

[jackielouise]

I think we need Joel as an ambassador for the UK 😊

I don't look down on the Americans. It's more that I get the feeling that a lot of them see America as the centre of the universe and think that nowhere else could possibly be as good. As Joel said, they tend to be self-absorbed and forms opinions without educating themselves first.

[diane]

British music/bands are the best, hands down 🇬🇧

[alithealien]

I'm English and Joel, I think you are such a nice, thoughtful young man. Keep up the good work and hope you come and visit Britain again. In many ways you act very British.

[davidcook]

That is one of the best videos I have seen. I’m a 68 yr old bloke who worked for 2 American companies for 20 yrs in the computer industry.
The US is a ‘ go get’ country whilst Britain is an ‘ already got’ country.
Britain is still around. It will be a hard act to follow, believe me, USA.

[brkr]

You are such an impressive young guy. As a Brit, its really great seeing how much you want learn, but also educate your friends back in the US. Really smart guy and you will go far with your mentality 👍 wish you the best for your channel

[gkkes]

"Do you know the Royal Family?"
"Yep, we use the same pub!"

[greghilton]

In London a woman looked at me and said "Australian are you." I replied, "You started it!" The look on her face was priceless.

[stevewallace]

I'm English but I do not look down on anyone. I have spoken to many Americans in London and even though they do tend to be a bit louder than us they have all been very friendly and nice people

[jillosler]

This is ONE Vlogger! We either like a person or don't - regardless of their colour, creed or religion. However, I do think that most Americans are ignorant of the world at large and think they invented everything; but that is mostly down to not travelling outside their own country and being taught 'you are the best'. Most Americans I have ever met have been friendly and fun.

[gooffey]

You spoke very well in this video. Respect young man.