Does this mean what we think it mean!! Men At Work - Down Under (Reaction) 

@gigi v same lol

@gigi v same lmao I thought it was common knowledge lmao

@gigi v - If a place is outside of US borders? always assume Americans have no clue until they let you know otherwise! 😆

I was shocked that there are people that don't know this.

Wow . Thank you for the clarification. That really made me look at the video completely differently.

I can't believe you had to explain how Australia is "down under".

I come from the land up over and I will trade you one kransekake for a vegemite!

Hahahaha,when I first heard this song I thought vegemite was just a word to fit the song.fast forward to 2005 and a guy from Australia name Matthew Delladonova (yes the one who played for the Cleveland Cavaliers) lived on my mail route and his mom sent him a package and it said vegemite on it.I said dude this shit is real,I thought it was just a word for the song Down Under .🤣🤣🤣🤣

Me too!

Thin layer of Vegemite on toast for breakfast with mashed avo or cheese on top

I used to live in Australia and I can’t stomach Vegemite

AC/DC came from the UK, as did Olivia! 😉

Midnght Oil Silver Chair AC/DC

Colin hay who wrote and sang land down under is Scottish

@@danosverige what are you talking about AC/DC was formed in Australia you idiot and only the two Young brothers of the five OG members came from the UK

Yes it does but it’s spelt English with an E. Not going to get lucky in punctuation. Good effort 😊

@@carolynwhetham9514 Thanks for your correction. I aprecciate it.

So nice to see places in the world learning about other countries. (Education on the rest of the world would be beneficial to a lot of U.S. Americans) Hi from " The land down under" 👋

​@@emozolimoragonzaleztapia7966You write English very well and I understood the use of "inglish" too. In French it's spelt Anglais. Therefore, where you live perhaps it is spelt "inglish?"Just wondering since so many words in various countries are spelt differently but are so very similar from a common root making all spellings correct. No worries, I understood you perfectly. Rock on!

My mother was born in Tazmania, so is she from the land down under the land down under? 🤔

this song always gets me in a great mood.. and i'm far from Australian 😀

It came out in ‘81.

@@______ai5158 it was used heavily when Australia won the Americas Cup, their first defeat in almost 200 years. In all the reviews on all the channels, no-one mentions it.

I kind of forgot about those those songs. The new wave era had a lot of fun songs. Maybe the last time there was any experimentation in popularr music

Goddamn that's a great song too. Hadn't thought of that, but it's true.

​@@dmwalker24 I only looked that song up this morning lol

@@Tully_23_32 I only know about it, because it's on the soundtrack for Snatch. Heard it there, and have hung onto it ever since.

Amazing!❤ Most ppl who don't grow up with it absolutely hate it!😂 Have u tried it in a toasted sandwich with cheese? It's the best!

@@sunisbest1234 Hi, that's My go to, but sometimes just standing in the kitchen I'll ditch the bread and just dip the cheese in the Vegimite. 👍❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿!

@@lesliemackay7853 wow, your brave, even I, as a Aussie, don't do that! 😂 As a kid, whenever I was sick, my mum always made a vegemite and hot water drink. Went down easy and put a bit of nutrition into the system.

@@sunisbest1234 Hi, I couldn't do that.🤮 Dad hates marmite and anything similar? But loves to drink Bovril or Oxo? I'm the polar opposite. 👍❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿!

not been to Australia but i got lost on a 150mile journey up the uk on a provisional license(meaning no motorways and only a 150cc engine) with no phone just my tablet as my satnav but needed wifi to reset my route(google maps doesnt allow you to set to avoid motorways without internet for some reason) had to go door to door asking if i could use their wifi then found some ausies pulling onto a driveway i asked they said sure then as i was leaving they gave me £40 for fuel nicest people possible that paid for my fuel for the 150 mile to where i was going then the 150 mile home and a full tank(11L) after that. also if you want to watch some silly 4wd adventures with camping in australia with funny cooking at camp and a lot of beer then check out "4wd 24/7" they go all around australia and its a good laugh for an hour

It still is, after 39 nearly 40 years.

We say Aus or Aussie as we don't live in Ozstralia

@@_soups We also got Ossis in Germany which were reunified with us Wessis after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1993. Both terms refer to Westdeutsche (Western Germans i.e. citizens of FRG/Federal Rebublic of Germany aka BRD/Bundesrepublik Deutschland) vs. Ostdeutsche (Eastern Germans i.e. citizens of GDR/German Democratic Republic aka DDR/Deutsche Demokratische Republik).

Where women glow and men they plunder

"Howooohowzthat.....you messed about I caught you out howszat...and now that I've found where you're at, it's goodbye, well howszat, it's goodbyeeeeeeee" lol. Jesus! Not thought about that song since the 70's. Strange how some things instantly come back eh? 😆

@@danosverige i never remember anything taught at school, but old songs like Howzat . . .easy peasy lol

I agree 💯👍

Yes I love them! One of favorite song from the 80's. I've watched that official video so many times.

Vegemite tastes awful. I've had it. But Aussies love it.

@@Teresa7087 I'm Aussie and I don't. And i've known quite a few other people who don't like vegemite either. I like promite though.

very true they didnt even notice brussels only filled two glasses that went to the table but all 3. drank 2 drinks and one vase for those not paying too much attention however there are other things aslwell

Weird? Probably. But the toilet flush thing is bs

It was the eighties and the best rock on the planet came from Australia. Recorded live instead of over produced polished crap

@@peterdubois65 😂😂

What the fuck are you smoking man