So true though!!

​@@SpaceCoder005So So So True Also you were 2 hours before me???

@@Redfur_wcue Yeah I was 😂

Was just about to post that connection, then saw your comment

I was just gonna comment this😂

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But Canada is in America... North America.

@@michaelleech6295 Canada is in the continent North America but a different country

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IKRRR

and her intros 💕

​@Don't Read My Profile Picture ok

LITTERALY FRFR

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lol true. we're pretty stupid 😭

ya we are stupid

We are the definition of idiotic (don’t ask how many times I tried to spell idiotic)

I'm extremely dumb

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I totally agree 😂

yess 😂

Another US citizen that agrees ;)

Yh from the UK i found it so funny

And also when she was like we don't need not british i was like excuse me

Same, half the people I know couldn’t answer these questions. It makes me really sad for our country, but Kris makes it humorous af

Samee 😀

Oh sweet young child. As another American who is in his 40s I need you to know it gets so much worse. So much worse.

I thought that was your thing.. you all seem sad? I'm a wrong?

Yep pretty much

In comparison to Americans💀

Ya all Canadians aren't actually super nice its just the majority of Americans are not so nice, No offence to any Americans Im sure you are nice enough

​​@@benmac7772 oh no this comment is very true. My ex girlfriend was Canadian and she was a piece of shit. But a lot of other Canadians seem so much sweeter. Americans are usually buttholes

Not ALL Canadians are really nice, but most of us are. As someone born and raised in Canada, I've met a fair few @ssholes. H0m0ph0bes, tr@nsph0bes, r@cists, p3doph1les, r@pists, you name it. I am someone who is part of the LGBT+ community, as well as being Native Canadian (which means I have darker skin, but I'm not considered black, for anyone who doesn't know), and honestly, there have been quite a few encounters with h0m0ph0bes when me and my girlfriend were out holding hands in public. Know-it-all catholics, mostly. Little do they know, I went into research, and, lo and behold, the scripture they love to quote is a MISTRANSLATION! It doesn't say "man shall not sleep with man", it says "man shall not sleep with boy", which means their beloved God believes that CHILDREN SHOULD NOT BE USED AS S3X TOYS! THEIR GOD IS OK WITH GAYS! I'm sorry, I went on a bit of a rant. My point is, there's @ssholes in Canada too. Not as many, but @ssholes nonetheless.

@@benmac7772anadians are rude af, but also sometimes polite in smaller places. I’m in Vancouver, so it is just terrible here. People are so rude. I moved here from a smaller city where people say “good morning/afternoon” when they walk by. And smile at randoms who walk by. I did that when i first moved to vancouver and people looked at me like i was a criminal. Edit: i just remembered an article talked about how tourists were surprised when people in Victoria said “thank you” to the bus drivers on public transit. I do that in Vancouver too, and others also do it here. I didn’t realize it was weird until tourists mentioned it.

So Great Britain and UK are the same areas, but UK also has Northern Ireland? I'm sorry if I understood wrongly

@@SunlightSparkle Essentially, yeah. Great Britain is just the main island (i.e. the one on the right). I would assume it would be helpful to know that the full name of the UK is 'The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Great Britain - England, Wales, and Scotland United Kingdom (UK) - England, Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland British Isles - England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland

@@connorwright1420 Thank you so much, it is very helpful!❤️

Im from scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿✨💗

​@@Draco_.777 me too xxx 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤

i totally butchered the name Québécois and when i gave i just Quewqtseyfcvh yea good enough right

as a "québecoise", Kris said poutine likes a quebecois, maybe just put a little more TTTin the poutine!🙂

*French noises*

Is it pronounce kweh-beck-oyss?

Pretty much yup. That’s actually a quite accurate way of writing the sound I think

and school shootings

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I laughed so hard I’m a American as well and yes it’s all very true 😂 My dark humor is broken af

And trucks. Don't forget trucks

@@klahmore of course, how could I haha 😂

And I'll join the party poopering saying Russia is in Europe AND Asia. The "border" goes somewhere along the Ural mountains (more like mole hills nowadays, veeeeeery old mountains that have almost completely eroded).

True true but Americans only speed on our way to the gun store or McDonald's

Yep, I caught that too. But if I were filming myself or getting filmed I don't know if I could keep it straight either.☺️

Kris needs to make an apology video now 🤣

Was looking for this comment. I was pretty sure Kris made a little switcheroo :3.

Ikr ❤️❤️

Jay's mom might be staking turf...

@@OgreProgrammer Shut Up

I'd still call Russia European though, their heartland is in Europe and the vast vast vast majority of their population is West of the Urals, saying that Russia is Asian is kinda like saying that America is in Oceania because it contains Hawaii Samoa and Guam.

@@ADT1995 I never said it was Asian or European, I just highlighted the fact that it lay on both Asia and europe

​@@ADT1995 but Russia is 77% in Asia, whereas if i am not wrong, Hawaii isn't even a huge piece of America but just a smaller part of it. So, would it not make sense to refer to Russia in the asian continent based on where the majority of it is located? I am not trying to be rude but just curious and wanna discuss😅

​@@lovenala1987 isn't Russia not just their own continent?, they say they aren't European nor asian but they are bigger then both. it reaches from latvia towards Japan. It's just confusing I guess😅

@@Ganjaqueen92 It’s a little bit like Turkey. It’s in Asia and Europe, but mostly in Asia.

Facts

😂 fr

That is the phrase that I hope I never hear directed to me

wow that’s too true

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I lived in Florida for many years. I would love to see that! There could be a whole episode on Florida man memes lol.

Florida only video. There's enough content. 😂

@@fourwinglmt I lived there for 14 years and always wonder what my life would've been like if Florida Man memes were a thing while I was still there. I mean, I basically saw it in real life. I'll always remember the guy that came into Dunkin Donuts and put a donut in front of his dog and tried to get him to eat it. Poor dog looked so confused as the guy kept yelling and flailing his arms. Lives rent free in my head.

As someone from Alabama, I agree. More!

@@InvdrDana News headline: "Florida man shows erratic behaviour trying to convince Dog that donut is dog treat. Dog refuses, asks to go back to ohio."

Hope you feel better soon 🥰

OMG UR ME like im doing the exact same thing as you! Also hope you get better😊😂

Feel better soon friend 🥰

Выздоравливай! Пей чай в большом количестве это помогает

Awww I hope you're doing better!!! Both mentally and physically 😊❤

Searched for this comment 😂

Grew up a runner, I was like... I’m pretty sure a 5k is 3.1 miles 😂

Figured someone else had noticed it. I'm guessing she was trying to say divide the miles by .62 to get km, but it came out as 1mi = .62k.

Glad someone noticed.

I came here to say this…so glad someone already did 👌

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That's dumb. Is she from Newfoundland?

Yes! She takes so much of her time for us!

Yesss I love KmK

Actually 1 mile=1.61 kilometers not 0.62...you meant to say that 1 kilometer is 0.62 miles just so that we don't confuse americans even more👌❤ referring to the time @10:42

You should go eat at the Big Texan if you are still in Texas

Shame about all that misplaced faith in the American audience though.

Unfortunately, she got it backward 1 km = 0.62 miles.

Yeah, 1 mile is 1.609344 kilometers

The mix up is the most American thing about the whole video 😂 let's go kmk!

Okay I came here because I was like wait, this isn't what I thought

As soon as she said that I had to go back to make sure she actually said that, and it wasn't just my head hearing her wrong.

I'm confused is that even English

@@YIPPEE-OOP they meant "Kris' humor + love for Canada is everything. We love it, we're living for it."

yooooooo a dyslexia bros. før noreg

whoops, i wasn't aware i pronounced it wrong. now i know. i usually say "Neh-vah-da". that second vowel is different

​@@birdandcatlover5597I'm American but I personally pronounce it "neh-vah-duh"

​​​@@rai_is_rai8979Stop. Please. To be fair, though, a lot of Americans pronounce it wrong also.

Yeah another American who pronounced it Ne-vah-duh instead of Ne-VA-duh. And I figured people of the state would know, still blown away i never did. Looked it up and apparently everyone else still pronounces it closer to true Spanish origin but Nevadans no longer do. Their state, their rules I guess. 🤷‍♀️

I’m from Florida (😔 love my state, hate my govt) and we completely botch up the Spanish on our pronunciation of our state. For those that don’t know it’s kinda like “Flar-da” to most native Floridians (esp those that aren’t Hispanic/Latino). My family is from New York and it’s like we’re saying different words.

She's gonna be one of those women that look 50 in her 80s. I just know it.

Dang that is really depressing in elementary school in Canada a few of our units per grade We’re on the United States and other countries. Same until high school at least

@@MsBluebot I agree, they really failed at teaching us.

Really? It must vary state to state then. In my school (Massachusetts) I remember having to memorize the states/capitols and identify them on a map in 4th grade. We did something similar in 6th grade as well where we had to learn all the countries.

@@chaotichellbender6713 i remember doing that too

What?? I learned the 50 states in like 2nd grade

I'm also from Peru!

That was me when she said Brasil lol idk why that made me so happy

I've remembered it ever since I found out about Shipibo-Conibo crafts. Also, Peruvians have over 2,000 fun looking potato varieties!

Peruvian here 🙋‍♀️🇵🇪

But just thunderstorms for 15 minutes, and then it stops and is 110° and super humid

bro we in norway have wether swings wery ofthen. most of us just egnore it. still fun to see the asisan turists that dident expekt it to randomly sarts raing. even funier on 17th of may. edit: have dyslexsia, english not first language, fix wrong speling

Y'all good?-

It hasn’t rained for like weeks, and I’m in Texas💀

I’m in Texas I’m telling you it’s summer almost year round

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Same,I’m also polish,my moms side is polish,my dads side is irish

same my brother

I live in Germany, don't get me started on stereotypes.

FR, and like when I saw the video title I was like, "Ughh not another stereotypical American video on how supposedly dumb we are..." But I gave it a chance because it's Kris and of course, I loved the whole video. Kris always finds a way to entertain us with this kind of stuff without offending certain people

I live in America and always have and this is so true! Lol

I hate America ❤

@@noaholivarez8801 you are dumb ❤

Thank you. I remember always believing that a mile was roughly 1 & 1/2 kilometers so I thought I was going senile for a minute. 😂

Thanks for this comment, I was wondering if I was the only one that thought Kris got that wrong.

Literally came in here to see if anyone else caught that... Afaik 1 mile roughly equals 1,6 km .. if one wants to switch that around

Lol, I was looking for this

I learned almost all of the countries and flags in middle school, so I'm pretty good with that stuff, along with the metric system

Personally, I have no idea how you keep up with the imperial system. Metric is just multiples of 10 so it actually makes sense!!!!! None of that 64th inch stuff

@@penelope5301 It's just half of a half of a half of a half of a half of a half of a half. It's easy. 🤣

@@oxide9679 🤦‍♀🤦‍♀🤦‍♀🤦‍♀🤦‍♀🤦‍♀ I will never understand how you tolerate it. And weight and height? Got no idea whatsoever about pounds (why is it lb...???) but why twelve inches in a foot? and 5280 feet in a mile?!?!?!?!?! Yes I did just look up that last one. Also sorry bout the rant, had to get it out.

@@penelope5301 You're fine. It doesn't bother me. Funnily enough, Great Britain invented the Imperial system in 1824 and adopted it with the passage of the Weights and Measures Act. This system lasted unit 1864 when the metric system was adopted in Britain. A Frenchman, whose name I can't remember, invented the Metric system in the 1700s, but it wasn't used a whole lot until France officially adopted it in 1837. The United States uses the Imperial System similar to the one developed by the British, but it’s their own version. The US was planning to inspect the Metric system for our own use, and Thomas Jefferson even sent a ship to pick up official copies for the official measurements. But the ship fell victim to pirates (I believe off the Barbary Coast) and the samples were lost, leaving the US to continue using our slightly modified version of the British Imperial System.

77% of the Russian population lives in Europe... It's actually really smart that she picked Russia since most Europeans wouldn't even know that Russia is part of Europe, let alone Americans

To be fair most of the population is in Europe

Don't some simply identify the entire mass as 1 continent (Eurasia), since that's more technically a continent than how it's split into Europe and Asia? Not that I'm hung up on one side or the other of that argument, but it I do find it curious how naming conventions work. Maybe someone can help me, but I'm guessing it's something to do with the "civilized" world of the time creating an arbitrary boundary between them and the "mystical far east". Conversely, I was taught Central America was it's own continent, too, but now it's not?

Russia 🇷🇺 is indeed eastern Europe (or European Russia) and Asia

Its more complicated than just territory. Denmark has 90% of their territory in North America (Greenland) and still considered a European country. Or British and French empires that had most of their territory outside of European continent prior to the 20th century. So its mostly about where is the capital, most major cities and the majority of population live.

My teachers had me convinced Texas is the biggest state for like 6 years. America...

@@Lucifersacebf still not as* bad as *Africa* and *Australia*

OO I KNOW THIS ONE ALASKA :D (I’m not a Texan in denial, I know who’s the real biggest state)

Russia is both in Europe and Asia. Everything west of the Ural mountains is Europe, and everything east - Asia

@@Aacas06 Yes, I acknowledge I was wrong. I fact checked afterwards. Thank you for telling me the right information

I love your pfp

@@gandalfthegrey370 thank you, I love your username!

I live in Houston and like Denver weather because its so hot here

I was looking for this comment! It’s both 🤷🏽‍♀️

It is not part of the EU (european union). That is for sure. But it is partly on the continent europe

I was taught it's "Eurasia"

The term Eurasia doesn't really exist anymore I think

Russia is Eurasian

Nice vocabulary! XD why is that even a word tho? Doesn't that literally mean throwing someone out of a window? (I know it came from a war but why did historians feel the need to create a term for it??? It doesn't happen THAT often)

Hmmm... And why do you know that word?...

​​@@PupAndPotsAdventurest isn't really a historian-made word. The words for window in Latin-based languages (and German) are similar, fenêtre (French), Fenster (German) and so on. People just made a word based on the obvious linguistic basis. If the Thirty-Years-War began in an English-dominated world it probably would've been called the Window-Truing. It being such a defining moment in history is why it became so big. The event is literally called the Defenestration of Prague because it started the events beginning one of the bloodiest conflits in European history

I LOVE your usage of the rarely-used word "defenestration!" For the other commenters asking, I learned the word from one of Daniel Thrasher's skit videos. He's hilarious.