Can he identify common birds? 

Throwing your countryman under the (double decker) bus isn't very honouable either

Doubt, gotta give this test to Ozza and Vikram for a proper sample size

The worry on his face is endeering though so kinda makes up for his lack of knowledge so maybe he can remain a Brit... also this makes me want to see a series with gamers surviving whilst wild camping up here in the Highlands

That being said, he correctly identified the two that I (as someone who grew up Britain adjacent), felt were the most British. The Magpie, since I specifically remember a few children’s stories involving them, and the Puffin, because of the book publisher.

I happen to know that, in general, the British are very good with birds and trees and geography. Terrible at English and food.

The great thing about Florida is, if you're charged with a crime it must be reported in the news. Like, only kids are the ones that get away with not having names plastered.

@@johnwright6706 that's not entirely true, but circumstances make it seem like it must be reported. So, every time the police do anything, they have to keep records. Tickets, arrests, etc. These records must be made available to the public, but rather than post it everywhere they have people fill out a form (a Freedom of Information Act form - FOIA form) to request the records. Most places around the country make this a tedious process and put a bunch of red tape in the way. Florida, on the other hand, has made it very simple to do. Thus any reporter with some time/slot to fill can get easy access to police records and have a story to put in the paper or put on the news. Therefore it may be that America is actually just full of crazy people in all 50 states, it's just that Florida is the only one being reported as full of crazy people.

@@McMindflayer This is the best thing I've learned this week. Scariest, but best.

Oh thank god, they don't know about West Virginia

​@UglyBabyFunny Dot Com if they ignore Florida then they might find out lol

Nice! Ellum gets extra points for that one then. Haha

There are other silly names as well. Majin Buu was created by Babadi, son of Bibidi. Bibidi, Babadi, Buu.

Frieza cool, But his brother is Cooler.

Maybe he was thinking of asbestos??

Well considering that Ellum went from Kestral to Kettle based on how it sounds, I one hundred percent think his beautiful neurodivergent brain recognized the "oss" part of Albatross and associated that with Moss XD

This made me lose it 🤣

Man's never heard of New Zealand before fr

I think he puts it on for the camera tbh

I honestly didn’t know albatross, but I’m not from the global west. We just call everything over the ocean seabird/ gull colloquially and that’s it. If they got albatrosses in England poor poor Ellum lol.

@@lentilneeds gotta be honest with you I come from country with no sea whatsoever and I only knew what albatross is since I was like five and reading Harry Potter and the publisher company was called Albatros 🙃😄😄 so albatross might not be AS known, but still, we learned about them at school...? Kiwi is what REALLY baffles me tbh

Also,. every school kid in the UK at some point is forced to watch the movie Kes about a boy and his Kestrel. It's literally impossible to avoid it. It's like Catcher in the Rye for Americans.

So 13/20 or 65%. I mean it's still passing in American education.

Noooo... why is this comment soo down below?

Ellum gets a D

So out of 20, Ellum got 13 right; that's 65%. The lowest possible passing grade.

​​@@GuidingOlive Even more passing in English schools, where 50% is a D or passing grade. Check yourself before throwing stones in glass houses.

Instead of the cross, The Albamoss About my neck was hung.

Absolutely amazing. The heron zoom-out was my favorite.

I think that is what he was thinking and couldn't think of the word.

Ellums mind works in mysterious ways

If my br*tish friend is talking to me I make the effort to understand they have an accent and sound different. But when it's the other way around "fookin Yankee yokel dandy tolk in da kweens English y' knackers."

Even more confusing is the fact that there is a type of bird called a Herring Gull

Saaaaammmeee

Half of them were common British birds.