French Girl Reacts to Geography Now: All 50 U.S. states summarised | Accurate descriptions? 🥲

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/French Girl Reacts to Geography Now: All 50 U.S. states summarised | Accurate descriptions? 🥲/

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[stevej]

He did a great job to convey so much information in such a short time. And to make it funny too. It was amusing to see the expression on your face as the torrent of facts just rushed past. Like “What did he just say?” It seems mostly accurate, from what I know about the US.

[stevegfromnc]

One wrong statement was that the Civil War started in Alabama. South Carolina left the Union first and the first battle was at Fort Sumter in Charleston, South Carolina. But Alabama and other Southern states quickly joined.

[kevinjordan]

I watch because Marie is genuinely a kind person. Funny, and smart. Honest. And oh so cute.

[mkunkel]

Geography Now is one of my favorites. He started his channel with one stated goal; cover EVERY country in the world in alphabetical order. I think he's on the S or T countries now, so if you're waiting for his US video it'll take some time lol. He did do a France video though that you may find interesting. His normal country videos have a LOT more research, but he talks very fast in all of them so just keep that in mind if you continue watching his stuff. Thanks!

[canadianeasybid]

As a Canadian watching this I had a good laugh because it covered a lot of the stereotypes that I grew up on about the different states. It was highly entertaining and love your reaction Marie.

[Mahan]

So great seeing you watch Geography Now! Highly recommend every episode and France in particular which you’d really enjoy!

[jimconnole]

He forgot to add that California has the highest number of homeless, highest taxes in the country, police are not allowed to arrest shop lifters, COVID restrictions are Draconian, and it has the highest number of it's population moving to other states to avoid all this than the rest of the country.

[carllance]

Great reaction Marie. Yes he spoke fast and you're probably correct in assuming he did it to keep the video shorter. It was very entertaining and seeing your reactions to some of his facts was priceless. I'm from West Virginia and what he said was pretty accurate but there's much more to this state to discover. Keep the great videos coming 👍 take care and be safe 🙏 🤗

[AvilaDreamer]

Hi Marie! Of course, there is sooo much more involved with every single US state than what's in this video. But I have to admit, he picked some really common stereotype things to remark on. It was good and what he said was accurate. And your reaction was awesome too! Maybe play it again at 75% speed to pick up on some things you might have missed(??) And always ask us follow up questions. We love to explain things about our country (especially when we have no idea what we're talking about!) 🤣🤣 Happy Saturday! xo

[MichaelScheele]

Amazon was founded in and is still headquartered in Washington state. California should not lay claim to it.

[johnforsyth]

Hey Marie, I live in Kansas. We are going to be tied to a 1939 movie. (The Wizard of OZ) for the rest of eternity. Anywhere I go in the world. People know about Dorothy and her friends. Kansas was also the State where Superman landed as a baby and where he grew up. The two most famous people that are associated with Kansas are both fictional. In reality, Kansas grows a lot of food. (Wheat, Corn, Soy Beans, etc.) We also also have a strong aviation industry here. Cessna, Beechcraft, (Textron) and Learjet. It is flat. But not as flat as Florida.

[aliwantizu]

Bonjour Marie! Ok, while I love that guy and his channel, I do have to take SOME exception to his description of Michigan. He pretty much described Detroit prior to 2018 when things really started to turn around again. The rest of the state is quite diverse. The Upper Peninsula (or UP) is also home to many Finnish people, and is much less populated that the Lower Peninsula where Detroit, Ann Arbor, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, Kalamazoo, and other cities are located. Ann Arbor is home to the University of Michigan, a world renown research university and a great medical facility. Michigan has had its problems, but starting in 2019 things have gotten much better on the whole, and while Chicago rules Illinois, Detroit used to but rule Michigan but has not for many years now. Bonne journee! ~Be Blessed

[greeneyesinfl]

Your facial expressions are priceless during this video.❤️🙏😊 I think he speaks fast generally but also didn't want to make a long video.

[BKPrice]

Paul is his name, Barby is his nickname (derived from his last name) and Geography Now is a fantastic series. It is currently at the tail end of a project where Paul is making informational videos about every nation in the world. I suggest if you have the time to go back in the playlist and watch some of them. France will be there, because he's currently on the letter S and started with A.

[cometogether]

A decent result for such a large size subject in a short period of time. Having lived in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Virginia; i can say that his information is fairly accurate. Cheers, Marie!

[Yooperbuzz]

I am a Yooper snowbird. From mid-October through Mid-May I live in Georgia. I spend the summer is Northern Michigan being a Yooper. Let me explain.
Michigan is split up into 2 peninsulas, the upper and the lower. The Lower Peninsula (which looks like a Mitten) is where Detroit where the car industry got started. It is very big on industry and agriculture. Lots of factories. Lots of farms. Lots of food processing factories. The breakfast cereal industry is headquartered in The Mitten.
There is a big bridge, Mackinaw Bridge, that connects the 2 peninsulas.
The Upper Peninsula (abbreviated U.P.) A person from the U.P. used to be called a U.P.er which has now been contracted to Yooper. The U.P. had a major mineral mining boom in the late 1800s. Now it is just a lot of forest's, lakes and wildlife. Originally explored by the French, Bishop Baraga. My summer house is on Lac La Belle which is just off of Bete Grise on Lake Superior.
Also don't forget all of Michigan is surrounded by the Great Lakes which would be called inland seas if they were salty.
Georgia is the largest state in per square meters of dirt East of the Mississippi. Atlanta is the capital with a huge airport and major headquarters for many very large corporations such as Coca Cola. The rest of the state is pretty rural and the economy is based on agriculture. Since it is on the same latitude as North Africa it also has a very mild climate.

[stevendemay]

Loved the video! This guy was hilarious! Thanks so much for your videos. I hope all is well. God Bless.

[P_mustang]

Anyone from Utah that can confirm that Utah is the morman headquarters

[jamesmcalister]

He really didn't get Michigan right !! Not mentioning the Great Lakes, Mackinac Island, or many of the industry's that came from that state ! I hope you come and Visit Michigan FrenchTastic, and see for yourself someday 😎

[carolusrex]

Super late on this but what he said about Michigan is mostly about Detroit, pur largest city. It was once one of the big economic centers of the US, home of the auto industry, it's nickname is The Motor City, and it filled for bankruptcy after years of corrupt officials stealing funds the city needed. It is seeing a current resurgence though and it's downtown area is more clean than that of Los Angeles and San Francisco