Views : 701,189
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Sep 20, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.898 (732/28,009 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2024-05-04T17:54:31.726209Z
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
it's funnier when you know that Steven's family roots are from Malaysia and he knows very little about all the items shown. Coming from Malaysia which is a former British colony, everything that was presented, there is familiarity for me and some of the items are my personal favourites, marmite, ribena, cadbury, etc.
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Growing up as a Malaysian, I've had almost everything in this video since childhood. It turns out that most British snacks, food and drinks are the same as ours. Not a person whom I know of hates them. We love diary milk chocolate, ribena, marmite and we also dip our biscuits into tea. In the Malaysian Chinese cuisine, there's a dish called marmite chicken which, in my opinion, has the god tier flavour ❤.
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The tea part is fascinating. If you go to a traditional kopitiam (coffee shop) in former British colonies of Malaysia and Singapore (and certain parts of Indonesia) and order a cup of teh (tea), you will automatically get tea with milk (and sweetened). That’s just the default definition of teh (tea). If you want tea without milk, you have to specifically order it as teh o (tea without milk).
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Love the twist here, because it's so often KE brings Korean food to English taste buds. Or on Jolly, bringing American treats to English kids. But I loved their short lived series with the American school kids and the English food, like here. Watcher and Jolly are a match made in Heaven. Same vibes. Some sarcastic off beat humor. Love both channels equally.
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@solitarelee6200
7 months ago
I LOVED the "british disappointment" and "dissociating in british" pop ups, so funny and accurate LOL. Josh and Ollie are so multicultural that I forget how British they are right up until I see them with Americans!
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