I Tried Butler Academy

SPECIAL THANKS to the International Butler Academy’s staff and students for making this experience possible.

TEAM MK:
Additional Editing by Jon Berry
Assistant Producer - Carissa S.
Thumbnail designed by @venturepsd

Supervising Sound Editor: Christina Gonzalez MPSE
Re-Recording Mixer: Christina Gonzalez MPSE
Dialogue Editor: Jeff Faustman

[MichelleKhare]

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[abdrahman]

"we cannot be considered human anymore...what we are...are butlers" would be a great line for a butler movie

[MacDoesIt]

Every time you dropped a glass I got chills in my body

[lara]

oh. my. god. the guy known as mr. chauca is actually a friend of mine i haven't been in contact with for a while but i knew that going to butler school was always a dream of his. today he randomly sent me this link and told me he finally made it (you did a hell of a job, julio!!) this video has really given me the feeling i know what my friend did to achieve his dream, so i really want to thank you!!

[RyzawaVT]

Bro this 19 year old more badass than an anime villain. I also love how the "principal" has so much fun with this, he's clearly brimming with passion!

[veerani]

The idea of a butler academy needs to be turned into an anime omg

[Meloksbe]

The way the 19 year old is so composed and well spoken. 😮

[Dgamebud]

I often find butlers to be rather intimidating, but that's precisely their essence. They exude a quiet and unwavering confidence, a certainty that they possess the ability to work magic and perform their duties flawlessly. Their reliability is truly remarkable.

[taheryounis]

Butler School should be a movie or a TV series

[Nargon]

The headmaster actually has a weird charm about him. There is nothing wrong with expecting excellence, it gives people the chance to improve themselves and rise to the challenge. Guy seems like the fan favorite character in any period drama.

[igiem]

The guy who runs the academy is now one of my favourite people because he is simultaneously really intimidating and very personable (also has a good sense of humour).

[londynharris-elzein]

What homie was saying at 26:17 is so profound and true. The way up is the way down and vice versa, learning to act with utmost humility and dedication to service is among the highest expressions of maturity.

[allie_xoxo]

I've served as a waitress for 11 years, and a lot of this is pretty accurate to how training can go in different restaurants. Things like this make me so proud of my career, especially considering the absolute *nightmare* it can be.

"we cannot be considered human anymore" is such a thing. I'm not a human, I'm a product that people pay to see and to help enjoy their evening.

[thatllwork_official]

This Academy looks like a real pain in the Butler

[NMP_AbyssVR]

Every time you dropped a glass I thought the headmaster would get so mad but then after 5 glasses he goes “Ms. Khare you are costing a lot of money in glasses”

[dhfsndw]

4:06 the headmaster DEFINITELY needs to be in a movie for sure 😂

[alexlugibihl]

This is awesome. I do love that he wasn't offended or angry at you asking a why question. I also like that they didn't cheapen the experience, but gave you a fitting score. This video was great.

[rosepearsun]

“If you can humble yourself to do work like this, you’re very much in the position to be a leader.” I completely agree!

[aaroncummings]

The CEO actually just found a way to live in a giant mansion and get paid to have butlers serve him.... smart guy

[kathrynson]

Lol. I looked up the tution fee and that was crazy but man, look at their training. Very high class. It does not only test patience and discipline. It also tests problem solving and wits. Btw, I feel bad for the cleaner but he must be used to it and obviously very well trained. I love how the principal is very purpose driven, a disciplinarian, and still quiet witty and cheerful. This just shows how you are in good hands.