WHAT do IRISH PEOPLE THINK about AMERICA? | PART 2

Welcome to Part 2 of "What do Irish People Think about America?" In this episode, I will literally ask the exact same questions, but with different people. Not reinventing the wheel. It is what it is. Enjoy.

Timestamps:
0:00 - intro
0:40 - Have you ever been to the US?
1:04 - First thing that comes to mind?
3:13 - What do you think about the US in general?
4:46 - What do you think about Americans?
7:18 - What is something you like?
10:17 - What is something you DON'T like?
13:16 - Best American accent!
14:21 - Outro

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[rachelcrawford]

I appreciate the Irish not crapping on us like everyone else does. Mad respect to them!

[Hey_its_Koda]

Im Native American and i always liked the Irish. Im Navajo and wanted to say thank you for helping our tribe during Covid. One of my aunts was married to a Irishman. He had a cool accent.

[mianoxid]

Wait, hold on. This is a group of friendly, genuine people talking about Americans being friendly and genuine. I was really struck that they could be describing themselves! Great video, loved it.

[KiaraStudios]

I lived in Ireland for a year on a working holiday visa, and most of the people were like this - so friendly and awesome. It felt so nice to visit a country where you felt welcomed, and many people I met were eager to tell me about family they have here or places they've visited. I also felt that it really wasn't that huge a culture gap either. I love Ireland dearly!

[lamontsanford]

I love that the Irish love us Americans, we love you as well. I would like to dispel one thing from this video, there are a tremendous amount of Irish descendants here in the states and they have very strong family ties to Ireland. Grandparents and great grandparents born in Ireland passed the love of their native land to the next generations. Irish should embrace this connection, encourage it whenever possible. Ireland is in American culture, rooted very deeply and should be celebrated. I cant wait to go back to Ireland

[seangleason]

I love how the long haired fella touched on how America is like 6 different countries but we all speak the same language, but with different dialect and slang is dramatically different

[byronicman]

Love the Irish..I'm a Mohawk Indian and love how us natives and the Irish have looked out for each other in the past.. Guess we recognize that we have shared oppressors and a love for the drink!!

[ernietech-]

In the last two years I've been all over the continent and the UK. By FAR the Irish people were the most happy to see Americans. Thank you, I had a lovely time in Dublin, Belfast and Galway.

[Alasdair]

I think there is sort of a misunderstanding between Irish people and us Irish Americans. when people from Ireland talk about being Irish their talking about national Identity when Irish Americans say they are Irish they mean an ethnic identity which is weird to a lot of people in Europe who don't come from an immigrant nation like the US and Canada where there surrounded by all kinds of people with different ethnic origins and people are just looking for a way to stand out and to hold on to their heritage so that it doesn't become forgotten. I'm Irish American meaning that my ancestors came to America not from England or Germany but from Ireland but I don't at all see myself as being Irish in a national sense in that sense I'm 100% American . I think this ticks some Irish people off who think that were trying to say we are the same as them and of course we not but we do have a shared heritage.

[TimDespain]

That last gal really nailed the "American Youtuber" accent and cadence.

[kjames]

We as native Americans love our brothers and sisters

[cookielady]

If I met an Irish person visiting the US, I might mention I had a few Irish ancestors, but would never claim to be Irish. I am proud to be American. This was a fun video and these people seem friendly and genuine.

[susandelongis]

I’m American. So happy the Irish are still so friendly, as when I was there 30 yrs ago. And they’re right. It’s mad here.

[orlandotovar]

The girl saying Halloween and st patricks day being commercialized is very true.. im Mexican American and the whole Cinco de Mayo is funny to us bc us Mexicans don’t really celebrate it like the Americans do 😂

[donnaduffey]

Its kind of sad. I have a lot of friends in Ireland and with them I noticed most of my friends there only go to the coasts. There is more to the USA. I'm from Chicago and Chicago has a great Irish community.

[selenadiaz]

I cannot wait to go to Ireland.
I love how that guy visited Boston and loves Chic Fil A

[tylineburgos]

Its interesting listening to the group of girls speak. They sounded pretty American to me. They were funny too

[esipgsn]

they’re all so nice. i enjoy these videos thank you!

[SONOFZIONSOUTH]

At 12:12 she said the realist observation out of everything, the system is still the same. The rich get richer and the poor get poorer. That is something we can all agree on!!

[leealex]

As an American, after watching this video, I am so proud of my Irish ancestry. I can not wait to get to Ireland for a visit. You are such lovely people. Love you here in the States!