Italians according to Italians

Italian stereotypes according to Italians

[mrsclio]

To all non-Italians, remember: we may hate and slander our country as much as we can, but only Italians can talk trash about Italy

[MoZ]

You forgot to mention that here, in Italy, no one knows anything about Molise or even believes it exists, in fact it's common to say Molisn't.

[MrWolf-xksl]

No joke, I was born and raised a good portion of my life in Italy, specifically right in that line which divides Italy into north and south (nearby the city of Ancona) at 0:25, and whenever I meet a southerner he thinks I'm a northerner polentone, and whenever I meet a northerner he thinks I'm a southerner terrone.

The fact is, people from the centre (Marche, Toscana, Umbria and Lazio) don't give a flying fuck about neither but at the same time we are not really consider neither of them. I guess we're just in the fucking middle caught in the unfriendly fire.

[zakkmccrack]

The fact that this video was created 9 years ago and predicted the country slander meme it's mind blowing

[giuliacailotto]

As a Venetian italian I found the lack of discrimination in the northern regions very insulting 😤 we all hate and discriminate each other a whole lot up here, from Liguri (stingy people) to Lombardi (money-driven) to Veneti (alcoholics and blasfemious)

[francescobaruzziannifa]

Well, for Rome I'd add "fear of falling into a hole in the road"

[baron]

Italiani: si detestano a vicenda e odiano il loro paese
Persona francese: inspira
Letteralmente tutto lo stivale: *Tu...*

[Fuan_Kun]

it’s amazing how a good portion of the comment section can speak italian but speaks english for the sake of the meme

[vecrb]

"it is a nation that is united only when its soccer team plays"
Latinamerica: Yeah definitly he it's our oncle

[redellafestafd]

Italians when Italians talk bad about Italy: Yeah, we suck lol.
Italians when non-Italians (especially Frenchies) talk bad about Italy: SO, YOU HAVE CHOSEN DEATH.

[-cosmopolita-]

Di molte regioni si dicono più o meno le stesse cose, così ho deciso di accorparle. In Italia ci sono rivalità e pregiudizio anche tra città e città, tra quartiere e quartiere, ma non volevo fare un video di 30 ore.

[bohemianwriter]

I'll give you that: self irony.
I'll also give that Italy has one of the most fascinating history and culture I have ever encountered.
Marco Polo, Gallileo Gallilei, Giordano Bruno, Dante Alligieri, Machiavelli, Primo Levi and a girl whom I lost my virginity to in NYC from Torino....

[urmarco]

''they buy degree diplomas in Albania'' ahahahahahah ma dai, solo il

[dagzy-]

Recommended almost 10 years later as a italian i can still confirm the situation hasn't changed

[carloferrari]

Tuscany is blasphemy-land? Veneto: hold my beer
As a Veneto inhabitant, I am deeply offended.

[marcihf]

I am American but lived in several northern Italian regions for 15 years. You should have heard how northerners spoke about southerners and how southerners spoke about northerners. It usually was not very nice. I traveled all over Italy and got to know the country without listening to peoples bigotry and prejudices.

[areuswhite]

You should have included Corsica. We all know Corsica should be Italian.

[fandamme]

Whatever, I want to visit Italy. Every country has its problems.

[ChrisKirit]

As a Terrone, i love how everything he says is actually true and mostly not stereotypes

[guitargresurrect]

the hardest thing to realize for foreigners (and i can't be surprised of this of course) is how far we Italians are from the classic "beauty and artistical and romantic" view we are depicted as from them, and...we also are so damn far away from the classic "super mario" stereotype which, as of today, would, if ever depict italy way too positively and cheerfully than currently is . and no..today mafia IS NO LONGER the only "bad side" of daily life in italy...