America Has A Problem... (Countryballs)

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[QingChina]

Petition for Drew to put the Qing China flag in the background (Day 40)

[wederMaxim]

2:59 That feeling when everyone thinks you're crazy because you're launching rockets into the ocean, but in fact you're the only one holding back Godzilla.

[freshfish]

Fun fact: the last Prime Minister in the UK lasted less time than France in WW2

[iykop]

When you fly to Netherlands and there is no lava:🗿

[erroren]

Fun fact: The Netherlands name in polish was recently changed from Holandia to Niderlandy.

[alderlopezcastro]

8:53 I would of found it funny if US had a Mexico flag on his hat instead of Spain.

[sliivko]

In french we use both Pays-Bas and Hollande for netherland; it depend on people to use one or another

[typicalnikos]

1:28 In Poland Netherlands are now called "Niderlandy" not Holandia

[shannonmikko]

0:26 I love the sound effect that Drew made

[xCAFEFD]

6:25
Yeah it's hardly like the US or its population has reluctantly been dragged into conflicts by the rest of the world pressuring them throughout the past few hundred years. So interesting is a good word.
The cold war is what really cemented the interventionist side of the US. And I'm not really blaming the US for that. There's a lot of valid reasons for what has happened and I don't think the USSR would ever become a positive force in the world.

[TheJerome]

"Les Pays-Bas" roughly translates to "the low countries" (as in close or under sea level)

[jaywebster]

finally someone actually notices ireland is neutral
edit: holy this is the most likes I got on a comment

[liamK]

As a non Anglo Irishman living in Ireland who has relearned Irish Gaelic as an adult. I approve of you covering this 🇮🇪 🍀

[Aheumanitor]

1:18 I love this one

Edit: thx for 10 likes

[goonyougoodthing]

Irish (the preferred name for Irish Gaelic) is going through a revival. It is a mandatory subject in Irish schools in the Republic of Ireland to help keep the language alive (unfortunately not in northern Ireland because it is still under British rule and they do not respect our culture) true it is spoken less than it was but there are a lot of people passionate about it's revival especially in those small Irish speaking areas called Gaeltacht. As an Irishman I can identify with the Ireland country all identity crisis. Especially being from northern Ireland. It's a bit like being a Mexican raised in Texas. You're patriotic but cultural removed from your heritage by circumstance

[guillaumearnould]

5:55
Japan: "Ha karma for ruining my isolationalism".

[thedragong]

I was actually in Spain during the celebrations(national day of Spain) me and my mum had a blast at night. We try to go once a year to appreciate the culture and festivals. We just came back to the USA a few days ago. Hope you have a good vacation in Spain Drew.

[Epsilvonic]

2:23 Thinking about these historical interactions actually kinda bothers me. Imagine you’re alive when foreign places are mysterious and unknown, when some dude comes up and tells you he’s from a place you’ve never heard of, and instead of asking for more information about that place you and everyone you and anyone else that these travelers will meet are instead just like “Nah, who needs context on whether Holland is a town or city or country, I really couldn’t care less.” Like what the hell ancient humanity.

[Exilum]

9:01 Of course not. No one but the US uses latinx. It's a "latin america"-using people thing.

[aperson]

11:40 I like the reference of French Indochina with Vietnam saying “non”