ImmersiveAmbientModecolor: #dad3d3 (color 1)
Video Format : 22 (720p) openh264 ( https://github.com/cisco/openh264) mp4a.40.2 | 44100Hz
Audio Format: Opus - Normalized audio
PokeTubeEncryptID: 0f8b762bcb602960d4c4195e3c6a2542b2a96e1e05e4d953203c29e4582ad6589886f3ee016471e1e8524603a9f90f1c
Proxy : eu-proxy.poketube.fun - refresh the page to change the proxy location
Date : 1716386729836 - unknown on Apple WebKit
Mystery text : TU5zd1ZUWXQ0ZXcgaSAgbG92ICB1IGV1LXByb3h5LnBva2V0dWJlLmZ1bg==
143 : true
1,652,128 Views • Jul 16, 2021 • Click to toggle off description
Thank you for watcing our video!
Show us your ❤ with Subscribe, Like👍 & Comment and Share!
🇺🇸Christina
www.instagram.com/christinakd92/?hl=ko
🇺🇸Haley
www.instagram.com/haleeeavemealone/
🇩🇪Hendrik
www.instagram.com/hendrik_fieting/
Views : 1,652,128
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Jul 16, 2021 ^^
Rating : 4.908 (936/39,796 LTDR)
RYD date created : 2022-04-09T16:00:07.169911Z
See in json
YouTube Comments - 5,285 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
3:44 Hendrik says "One glass is expensive already" but the subtitles say "One glass is six pence" (which also doesn't make sense since Germany uses the Euro)
2.7K |
For those who don't know why soft drinks are refilled free in the US, its because it literally cost the business legit like 5 cents per cup. Say you run out of soda and drink 2 more refills, that only cost the business 15 cents whereas you just probably paid $15-20 for the meal.
131 |
I'm German and I love the USA. But I'm not so much into New York etc., but much more into states like Washington, Oregon etc. - I want to see traditions and nature.
189 |
Hendrik fullfills the german stereotypes. He is direct and say what he thinks. Like a coconut, a hard shell and a soft core.
7.8K |
The funny thing about fridge with ice distributor is that in France we actually called them "Frigo Américain" which means "American Fridge" 😂
3.4K |
As an American, I really appreciate learning the different things we do compared to different regions it helps me be more open minded to try things or appreciate the small things we do as well
139 |
i was in germany 20 years ago and afraid of getting lost if i ventured out but eventually found that nearly every shop owner spoke english similar to hendrik. and when asked if they speak english, they would respond (in perfect english), yes, i speak a little bit of english.
25 |
"America calls them French fries, even though they're from BELGIUM".
Vielen Dank von Belgien mein lieber nachbar, Vielen Dank! <3
7K |
Hendrik is literally the most stereotypical German you could’ve picked.
2:46 I want to say something to what Hendrik said here, it really depends where you live in Germany. In small villages you will often see flags from the specific state (region) the people live in for example the Schleswig-Holstein flag or Bavarian flag when you’re in Bavaria, as the regional (state) pride in Germany is much stronger than the national pride.
2.1K |
It wasn't subtitled but I love Hendrik's little "even though they come from Belgium" when talking about 'french' fries at 7:24 (which is true btw)
7 |
I'll tell you why we fly US flags everywhere. The USA is a very big country, made of 50 different states, filled with very diverse groups of people. Each state has its own flag, but the Stars & Stripes is the symbol we unite under. Just as our forefathers did under its earlier versions when they were just considered traitors to the British crown. We respect and take pride in it too, because it represents the values of freedom that were set in our constitution as well as all those that fought and died to protect and uphold them. The flag is interwoven emphatically with our creation myth, our veterans, and all those in military service. It's something that every American can identify with. It's meant for us, to remind us: that we are the United States of America; regardless of our differences or distance between whichever state we may call home, it was never meant to be boastful or tell others that we're better than them.
55 |
girls: we have flags everywhere
Hendrik: why? why you guys are so proud?
girls: we love history
Hendrik's mind: Doesn't make sense but ok if you say so Interpretation-----> WTF, what history are you talking about???? LOL
6.3K |
It's funny how things that seem to be normal in your country can be strange in others! 😂 Hope you enjoyed the video! 😊 -Christina 🇺🇸
1.7K |
7:30 in the Netherlands it is different, we have a lot of different fried snacks(that you can also get outside of the Netherlands in popular dutch tourists areas/countries. Like Kaassoufle, Bitterballen, Kroket, Bamibal, Nasibal and obviously Frikandel but i gotta say almost everyone loves chicken nuggets(not everyone will take them because they prefer something else or they dont like to order it in a restaurant because fast food does have a kinda bad image fries are an exception) but chicken wings do good too. i do love my Kaassoufle in Saté sauce and my Kroket with Fritesaus or Mayonaise(they are different due to the restrictions on what can be called mayonaise) and dont try to argue with someone about patat or friet
2 |
Being Italian, I agree with Hendrick's point of view almost on everything. Just one thing: in Italy, we do put ice in water or keep water in the fridge, at least during summer. But I guess that's because Italian summer is much hotter than German summer.
1.3K |
Oh my god this is 100% the average german student feeling a bit awkward and flustered while having a conversation in English. Great job in picking him to whoever organized this
536 |
I really like that not only was this interesting and educational, but also, it was a discussion, and not a debate.
Liked ✔commented ✔subscribed✔
2 |
The American Flag stands for our core principles (which can be found in the Declaration of Independence and US Constitution). It also embodies the history and goals of our nation.
18 |
I think the reason Germans don't wave their flag around a lot is because nationalism/patriotism was vilified after WW2 because of the Nazis. In Germany, a person waving their flag around is probably assumed to be someone ultra-nationalistic, but in America it's seen as a bit more normal. I've never been to Germany though so this is just my assumption.
2.3K |
@itsnemosoul8398
2 years ago
As a German I can confirm Hendrik (his viewpoint, his way of speaking, his level of the English language,...) is very representative of the average German guy in your class. Amazing choice! 👌
11K |