TERRIBLE Things Americans Say To British People (39 Ways To Annoy Brits) 🇬🇧

Spread the pain — share this with your British friends 😄 From Americans making tea, to complaining about the NHS, here are 39 things that annoy British people! 🎉🇬🇧 Thank you to all the subscribers and Patrons who suggested pains and sins to include in this video!

What other crazy things do Americans say? Which painful expressions/experiences/sins would you add to our list? Let us know in the comments! 😄

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[WanderingRavens]

📬Spread the pain — share this video with your British friends! 😄

[tonycasey]

I was laughing until the tea in the microwave. Too far, Ravens. TOO FAR!

[davidcook]

I once heard an American say “that’s sooo Harry Potter”. It was the Houses of Parliament! 😂

[JimpZee]

I'm generally very warm towards our American cousins, but I do sometimes wonder if I'll ever be able to forgive them for their past acts of cruelty to us Brits (such as sending Piers Morgan back).

[robinterrycomposer]

One I heard once...

American person to English person: So how long have you spoken English in England?
English person to American person: Since about 1300 AD.
American person to English person: We've *always* spoken English!

[Theinternalrewrite]

That cup of tea hurt my heart. And I don't even drink tea.

[edge]

it was all fun and games till you made the cup of tea, then you took it far!!!

[adiuntesserande]

I'm not even British, and yet by the seventh second of this video, I was ready to flip!

[grahvis]

That did make me laugh but the 'tea' making at the end made me feel a bit ill.

[jasonhendry]

"Oh you're from England, where about in London do you live?" This made my eye twitch

[Smorans]

You guys crack me up 😂 That traves-tea at the end was on point 😂👏🏻

[beanie]

I'm geordie and I always feel personally attacked whenever my englishness gets questioned 😤😤

[MikeRees]

This riled me up so much I'm going to talk exclusively politely to you

[jamestabbron]

Was all fun and games till you called football 'soccer'.

[HP-wydr]

You can definitely keep James Cordon USA. We don't accept refunds.

[Joe-mzks]

You missed taking the piss out of us for pronouncing Tuesday like ‘chewsday’ and not ‘toosday’

[Mp-hnsr]

😂 The fact you no exactly how to piss us off with these video clips means your knowledge of the uk is great 👍🏻

[Canalcoholic]

Ok, I think you have sussed our sense of humour, that was bloody hilarious!

[somerandomperson]

Yep, I’ve heard pretty much all of these. Also it’s really irritating when Americans ask why we spell pronounce things incorrectly. It’s called English for a reason. Also another large one is them expecting the U.K. to be the same as the USA. Just because we have the same language, it doesn’t mean that we are the same. Another one that’s irritating it when Americans ask us why we like (insert British food here) and why we eat it so much. the most irritating thing is people attempting our accent or mainly asking us to say words. Like we aren’t animals at a zoo or we aren’t the tourist attraction itself

[daniela-mlbn]

Only in quarantine would I click on this video 4 seconds after it was uploaded