English counties be like 

My take on the stereotypes (as an Englishman from the SW), though I can't be 100% accurate: -Bedfordshire: Suburban county in East England. Fairly posh and quite old. -Berkshire: Suburban county in SE England. Affluent and mostly quite conservative. Has Windsor castle. -Bristol: Historic Port City with links to the British Empire's trade (including the slave trade). Now a very young, studenty and Left-wing city. -Buckinghamshire: Another Suburban county in SE England. Quite posh and socially conservative. -Cambridgeshire: Cambridge University; lots of students and affluent graduates who remain in the area. Still quite Rural and Agricultural however. -Cheshire: The most affluent county in the North, with a lot of affluent, but quite liberal people. Also Chester Racecourse. -Cornwall: VERY Rural, Celtic-influenced coastal county and VERY Reliant on Agriculture and Maritime industries (I.e Fishing). Lots of coastal tourism. Surprisingly deprived county nevertheless. -Cumbria: Large rural, very hilly county in NW England, bordering Scotland. Somewhat affluent, with deprived pockets. Also apparently the most Christian county in the UK, with it's famous Cumberland Sausages! Lots of hiking tourism. -Derbyshire: Mostly Rural, hilly county in the East Midlands. Lots of Sheep Farming, as well as tourism from Hikers. Rural areas quite affluent, but rural areas (such as Derby and Chesterfield) quite post-industria and deprived). -Devon: Large, rural and relatively hilly county in SW England. Quite an economically diverse county: Many farmer and Fisherman-types (demonstrated by the woman), but also many affluent workers in Exeter and Plymouth, as well as 2nd Home owners, demonstrated by the man. Lots of tourism for its coastlines. -Dorset: Rural county in SW England, with a large agricultural and maritime industry. Quite an Elderly area. -Durham: County in NE England with a strong history of Mining and the home of Rowan Atkinson. Also a very well renowned University city in the City of Durham. -Essex: Suburban County in the East of England. It's people stereotyped as being VERY Materialistic and shallow. The "Essex Girl" Stereotype originates here. -Gloucestershire: Rural County in SW England. Strong Agricultural industry, but also a lot of young commuters to Bristol, as well as residents of this type in Cheltenham and Gloucester. -Greater London: Extremely diverse; rich, poor, lots of ethnic minorities and mostly quite young (but I don't think this needs much explaining) -Greater Manchester: Big Urban area in the NW. Working class, quite Left-wing and Football is basically king. -Hampshire: Posh county in SE England. Mostly Conservative, with some young Liberal/Left wing professionals and areas. -Herefordshire: VERY Rural county in the West Midlands. Lots of Cattle farmers. That's about it lol. -Hertfordshire: Suburban County in Eastern England. Mix of Rich, if fairly liberal commuters to London, and Old Conservative people. -Isle of Wight: Island off Hampshire coast. Has a big Music festival, which attracts some hippy-ish types. A bit of an exaggeration though. -Kent: Fairly posh, somewhat suburban county in SE England. Quite conservative and a bit snobbish, but with some younger/ less affluent communities (I.e Canterbury and the Medway area). -Lancashire: Very post-industrial, quite deprived county in NW England, with a lot of unemployed people in places. Lots of old Cotton Mill-towns. Working class and quite Left-leaning. Known for it's brewing industries. -Leicestershire: A very multicultural county in the East Midlands, especially in it's capital, Leicester. Big Asian community (as demonstrated on the Left). Lots of delicious Curry! Surprisingly agricultural and middle-class in it's rural areas though, with a lot of Cheese and Pie-making! (demonstrated by the woman on the right). -Lincolnshire: Very large rural, flat and Agricultural county in the East Midlands. Lots of Wheat-fields and Vegetable farming. Also the home-county of the Evil Margaret Thatcher (make of my opinion what you will...) Merseyside: Liverpool, NW England. Big port city and the home of the Beatles and Liverpool FC (who I support!) VERY Left-wing, but also very deprived in places. -Norfolk: Another very flat, rural county in East Anglia, with lots of Agriculture (Grain, Vegetable and livestock). Quite middle-class and a little snooty/Conservative, but fairly Left-wing in Norwich. -Northamptonshire: Somewhat post-industrial area in the East Midlands, with affluent patches. Once made Shoes in it's county town, Northampton. Mix of younger hipster-ish commuters to London, Birmingham and the E. Midlands cities, and Middle-aged Conservative-types. -Northumberland: Borders Scotland in NE England. Strong Celtic and Scandinavian influences. Historic rural area, but somewhat deprived. -Nottinghamshire: East Midlands: Home of the legend of Robin Hood! Quite a post-industrial area, with a mix of Students/graduates, but also people with Socially conservative, but Economically Left-wing ideas. Economic History of Coal-Mining. -Oxfordshire: Oxford University; Lots of students. Also many wealthy, if somewhat Liberal people. -Rutland: Very small, rural county in the E. Midlands. Agricultural. -Shropshire: Rural county in the West Midlands, bordering Wales. Area known as the Welsh-Marches. Agricultural areas, with Cattle and Sheep farming, but also some industrial history, as seen at the Ironbridge Gorge. -Somerset: VERY Rural, Agricultural County in SW England, with a big industry of Cider making. Not particularly affluent, though some richer communities exist there (I.e Bath and Wells). Politically, it Swings between the Conservatives and Lib-Dems, with some swing Tory-Labour seats in it's North. -Staffordshire: Mix of rural agricultural areas (such as Lichfield and Tamworth) and post-industrial areas (like Stoke-on-Trent and Burton-On-Trent in the W. Midlands. Some former mining areas. Lots of Flat-cap wearers! Big Brewing industry. -Suffolk: Rural, Agricultural County in E. Anglia, (vegetable and pig farming being an old industry) as well and some Maritime/Port industries, based around Felixstowe, Lowestoft and Ipswich. Fairly old and middle-class. -Surrey: Rich, Suburban county in SE England. Mix of Middle-aged Wealthy Tories, and younger, more liberal London commuters, as well as students in Guildford. Sussex: He got them the wrong way round, so I'll correct it: -East Sussex: Very young, Left wing area, especially in Brighton, which has a Big Gay community. The rural areas I.e Lewes, Hastings etc. are somewhat Liberal too. -West Sussex: Very affluent, Old and fairly-rural county, with lots of retirees. A socially conservative, and rather snooty area. -Tyne and Wear: Working-class, industrial and left-leaning urban county in NE England, which includes Newcastle and Sunderland. Locals known as Geordies and Mackems. Quite young and studentey, but also deprived areas. Also home of the bakery chain Greggs, as well as Entertainers Ant and Dec. -Warwickshire: Rural, agricultural county in the W. Midlands. Stratford-Upon-Avon the home town of Shakespeare. Quite Conservative and apparently fairly Christian area. -West Midlands: Big Urban area, including Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton. Very young, ethnically diverse area, with big Black and Muslim, as well as student communities. Still some deprived, white-working class communities in the area known as the "Black Country" however. -Wiltshire: Rural, quite-affluent county in SW England. Stonehenge is located here. Quite an old, Conservative agricultural area with a lot of Military training areas on Salisbury plain. Purported sightings of UFOs. Some slightly-more Liberal/Left leaning areas around Swindon and Chippenham however (with the former having lots of Railway-industry history). -Worcestershire: Fairly rural county in the W. Midlands, with big Agricultural, Cider-making and Food-processing industries. Mix of affluent and deprived. Yorkshire; Divided in 4 Counties: -East: Very deprived, post-industrial area, based around Hull. Big port city. -North: Rural, wealthy quite Conservative area, with the largest city in York. Some mining history around Middlesbrough. -South: Very post-industrial, fairly deprived area, albeit with a big student population. Based around the city of Sheffield. Probably the largest former-coal mining area of England. Very Left-leaning area, Football being popular. -West: Another post-industrial area, with many former Wool Textile-mill towns (such as Bradford, Huddersfield and Halifax), with quite a few deprived areas. There is a younger, more affluent population based around it's largest city Leeds however. Also a very Left-leaning area. That's all folks: Feel free to correct any errors I've made!

Love how the man took the time to find music from every single English county

makes you realize how much great music is from england

Missed opportunity to play the most brain melting and hardcore electronic music ever for Cornwall, courtesy of Aphex Twin

Rest of Bedfordshire: 😊 Luton: 💀

The land of Geezers, Roadmen, Football Hooligans, Alcoholics and accents for different counties.

United Kingdom was where Peak Rock and Metal music came from

whoever made this has banging music taste

Something great about the inherent diversity and richness of England! A beautiful country with many problems, yet so great, and has given the world so much. Love from Denmark!

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I am from Staffordshire, and this is insanely accurate. Staffordshire has a based casual/chill population. The history and culture of England - and its counties - is complex yet so rich. Cheers mate.

The fact this guy chose The Smiths for MANCHESTER, he has my heart.

As an American who has the upmost respect for blue collar workers, goth girls, and enjoyer of The Cult's music, West Yorkshire seems like my kinda place.

A way to know where all those classic pop and rock musicians we know and love hail from.

Extremely unrealistic, almost every one of these images had sunny weather

Knew the West Midlands one was coming, still hurt.

The Suffolk one is 100% accurate, as a resident of Suffolk I can say that you do not need to visit Suffolk after seeing that image, the entire experience is summed up in that 1 photo.

Never heard of Tyne and Wear in my life but based on this it is a utopian sausage role filled paradise and I’m moving i’m immediately

“What are these stereotypes, surely non of them are true right?” Gets to my county. “Nevermind”

The „Charming Man” for Manchester I can’t even lmaoooo - love from Bedfordshire, thanks for not showing a picture of Luton lmao

I'm glad to know that if the video of England has already arrived, the channel is completely back to normal

Gotta love how the image for Lancashire is literally my street (It is not even in Lancashire)

I’m from Derby and can speak for the majority of Derbyshire, we have a weird obsession with hiking. And I’m bloody proud of it

Nice video. Respect to England from Switzerland. Nice history and culture.

The Essex countryside has some of the most picturesque villages and hamlets in the country and is genuinely stunning. People just focus on the Colchesters, Chelmsfords and Harlows, which admittedly are dumps.

As a person from Devon, I can confirm we do have a lot of nice seaside towns. As someone with relatives in Cornwall, I can also confirm that tar yar har har

How I love England since I was a child, I remembered i dreamed a lot of being an student of Cambridge University and meet the royalty 🇬🇧♥️♦️🍵 Hugs and love from Mexico, British siblings 🇬🇧💝🇲🇽

I dont know how many people really appreciate the amount of geographical, cultural and historical knowledge one has to learn and understand about so many different countries to be able to make such jokes about them But I see you

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The essex ones spot on, im that twat in a green military jacket with shades

I'm from Hertfordshire and was expecting the worse, but the fact you used Deep Purple had me pleasantly surprised. Always forget they formed in Herts! Fucking great music choices btw, Terry Reid for Cambridge and Spooky Tooth for Cumbria, some great stuff!

Briliant how you had the gloucester wassailing song added

I like how all of the bands/singers are from the counties their songs are used for. Nice touch

I had to watch to make sure you didnt disrespect shropshire Im satisfied

The County Durham one was spot on. Bit of Prefab Sprout as well, classic.

Surprised by the choice of massive attack song, also Cornwall gang represent

No hay nadie que pueda negar que no exsiste país con mejor música que el reino unido literal

Surprisingly accurate and the Rutland tourist board should be in touch because this made me want to visit.

I swear half the women I've met from Essex look exactly like that - orange tan, preened eyebrows and bright blonde hair

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As a Brit and an Englishmen I can confirm most of this is true

Finally, I waited for the video about the counties of England. 😊 I waited for two months. It turns out that England is so diverse. Thanks for the video, I would like to see a remastering of Russia with ALL subjects.

I love England,i would like to visit or even live in that wonderful country,respect from Spain❤

THEY MENTIONED CUMBRIA!? OH MY GOD!? Based and Keswick pilled

As someone from East Yorkshire, you forgot all the Chavs (specifically the female ones with drawn on eyebrows and obvious fake tans)

Bonus points for Spiritualised and Shed Seven.

thank you for doing this video, i love your places be like video series!

Devon residents probably don't even know the queens dead yet. "Whats all this electricity nonsense?" Living in the 1800s

Very interested seeing the different cultural regions of my country, especially from an outsider. Good stuff.

🇧🇳Bruneian here I visited there in Wiltshire since i was kid, love UK 🇬🇧

Bravo Giorgio. Videos like this take a lot of research. Love every video you make, but this may be my favorite yet.

Thank you for using my beautiful hometown of Dartmouth for Devon, lived there my whole life :)

Thanks for portraying Northumberland as more than just moors and fields with five sheep and a farmer lol.

As a bloke from Hertfordshire, living just a drive away from where they made the original Star Wars at the time of writing, I appreciate the shoutout.

Absolutely bravo, I especially like how for some divided counties (thinking Northumberland and Devon in particular) you managed to get both sides of the county in there... though IMO Sussex could be the other way round (Brighton is technically it's own thing but was originally East, though tbf your East still represents Eastbourne/Hastings really well)

Most accurate represation of Britain, show this to, anyone who hasn’t been to the uk and they will know what there getting into

Been in the West Midlands for a few years now, absolutely spot on.

as an Essex boy, I KNEW you was going to have Depeche Mode as the song!

It would be hilarious if you did one for different areas of London.

Amazing video mate. The Staffordshire song is like an angel choir to me because my mum's family is from Stafford

As an American I did understand about 25 percent of this

You caught me off guard with Kasabian in Leicestershire 👏Good job! Love from Mexico

The UK has the coolest music in the world for sure

That Herefordshire cow is terrifying

I live in Russia and unfortunately I don’t have the opportunity to visit Britain, so I’m annexing my room to the kingdom of Great Britain.God save the king! Long live the new English county - Wintershire! 🇷🇺🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🇬🇧

Vine esperando escuchar a The Beautiful South y claramente no me fallaste. Sos lo más.

Morth lincolnshire: vapes and alchaholic kids

As a Bristolian, you couldn't have been any more accurate. I used to live in one of the houses just to the left of the girls head.

As a born and bred Bri'ish fellow, I approve of this video.

4:10 This dude knows what powers the nation. Not the government. Not the culture. Greggs! And without us, there'd be no saviour. So you're welcome. 🤣

This is genuinely a very valuable piece of media for education on English culture

As a big Genesis fan, i’m so happy that one of their songs was used for Surrey, as Tony Banks & Mike Rutherford are both from Surrey, & they never seem to show up as music in memes

Wiltshire is very affluent until you also count Swindon 😂

You have some impeccable music taste

You nailed Essex. Absolutely perfect

This is pure art.

ah yeas, you're back at making what you do and best: Nutshelling Countries' Divisions.

Not in Nottingham from the Disney Robin Hood for Nottingham was so real.

Alto laburo. Gracias Giorgio

Odjaw Shakespeare Frog

I'm an international student studying in England. I have no idea what 80% of these are referring to but I love it

Sad to see the spirit of thatcher still haunts lincolnshire

Loved it. Knew I was in for a treat with from the very first song with Paul Young (cause it's England and music after all). I think I was able to recognize 80% of these artists/songs.

Love being a Lancashire denizen theres so much heritage to immerse yourself in. Atleast in the places that arent falling to bits. Big up Red Roses ❤

oh, primer vídeo del año, muy bien, buen vídeo amigo.

Bristol being artists and Pirates, and somerset being farmers is perfect.

The way I was expecting Combine Harvester to play when Somerset came up. Thank you for subverting my expectations

I am binge watching this type of videos for the past two hours💀

Great job. I have been to a few of these places and the wojack associated was fitting 😂👍🏾

The chosen act for the Derbyshire song is a near namesake of the school I was attending fifty years ago, Herbert Strutt School, known colloquially as 'Strutts', in Belper, with Sir Alan Bates and Timothy ('James Bond') Dalton as well-known former pupils, so thanks for that, Giorgio!

As a cambridge resident i can confirm

The kent one is so perfectly spot on as a Kentish man

As a person living in Staffordshire we got off really easy. Stone and Stafford aren't too bad but Stoke is deserving of at least some sort of different person

Took me this long to realise The Animals are from Newcastle....... Accurate for Tyne & Wear, can't deny we love a greggs x

0:01 Luton is very much the exception to this

I haven't finished the video yet but u already got my like.

I know its a list of counties but as a multi generational Norfolk Dumpling im shocked to see Norfolk on the list. Ive met people who live here who havent heard of it!

Great choice in tunes!!

Gee the coastal town look so nice!

very nice video as usual (the musics slaps), would you be willing to do one on France taking into account the old (and real) regions ? I'd love it !