Midwest vs South Rap Battle

We don't say good-bye, we stay for another hour in your driveway. #midwest #south #comedy

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00:00 Midwest vs South Rap Battle
3:34 Bloopers

[ThreeRunHomer]

Southerner and Midwesterner start a “nice off”.
Canadian: “Hold my beer.”

[robertp]

Being from Oklahoma, I understood everything in this video. We are bilingual and we speak southern and midwestern. The Midwest says we are southern and the south says we are midwestern. Does that mean we have dual citizenship? 🧐🤔

[TheBlestmomof]

Okay so this is definitely what our country needs! Talking about what similarities we have rather than arguing about our differences. ❣️❣️😊👍👍

[jandmvideos]

I pulled up to a stop sign in a grocery parking lot this morning and a pedestrian and I wasted I don’t know how much time as we each kept telling the other to proceed. We both ended up laughing hysterically. I finally realized that because I was older (almost 71), that young man would never walk in front of my car. Life in the South!

[staciezens]

Yes! As a Midwesterner, I often identify with Southern stereotypes. We are really similar. I think it has more to do with not being from either of the coasts.

[johnspeed]

This is 100% true but I was really expecting it to end with Kim in the passenger seat either getting out and walking or telling one of them to just go.

[megansamborski]

Can we please just have a whole video of all the bloopers from when you make these ridiculous Midwesterner videos? Those are the best part! 😂

[goeagles]

As the daughter of midwesterners, who was born and raised in the South, I can say this is 100% true! I love my midwestern family and my southern upbringing. 🥰

[michaeljasonclark]

As someone who was born and raised in Michigan's Upper Peninsula (Yooper) and has lived in the Raleigh NC area for the past several years, I have to say that this is one of the best representations of cultural differences and similarities that I have seen yet.

[BarberPhotography]

One of your best videos yet! I love all the videos with the Midwestern neighbor and am so glad you’ve been doing them more often lately. The sweet sass your neighbor provides to your videos adds an extra dimension to your videos.

[dawnyoung]

I love your neighbor & how you both are able to both laugh at & embody our regional stereotypes! What fun you must have working together!

[ozziehall]

As a northeasterner, I was thoroughly amused by this because I knew I could never get away with 90% of what I just watched.

[hklinetob]

This is hilarious. I grew up in Virginia and spent hours after every birthday and Christmas slaving over thank you notes to my relatives. I would have rough drafts of these thank you notes and once my mom approved them (they had to be “newsy”), I would painstakingly copy them in my best cursive. Thanks for mentioning the thank you notes!! Great start to my day…I’ll be rewatching this a few times 😀

[BRAC]

Epic! I can't imagine all the shooting and planning that went into this video. Thanks for making us laugh. The pouring of the iced tea while walking down the street🤣

[angelamachado]

OMG!!! I am a southern FL girl and started working for a company based in MN. We had a corporate event in St Luis and this rap was literally every time I was in the buffet. After you. No after you.

[RamblinRick_]

Anything with your Midwestern Neighbor is an instant LIKE. This this was over the top. Loved it.

[jeanahollings]

from texas: y'all are painfully adorable. ever tried the 20 minute "good bye"? just standing at the door talking while the kids ask "why haven't we left yet?"

[thundyrcat]

My mom is from Minnesota and my dad from North Carolina...this video spoke to me in ways I didn't even know existed! Thank you once again for blessing my life.

[LarryTheBassplayer]

As someone who has lived in both Minnesota and now currently North Carolina, this is SO accurate. Also, as someone who was raised in the NorthEast, boiled peanuts and dessert "salad" has never made sense to me.

[thelilypadwarrior]

I have absolutely no idea why youtube recommended this to me, but it was hilarious as a Canadian to watch