ITALIAN GIRL tries POUTINE and TIMBITS for the FIRST TIME 

Totally well described and written about Marty. I love her.

She couldn’t have had a more solemn face when she said “I’m obsessed with the sweets here” 😂

so true!

@@Woozlewuzzleable how do you know she is struggling in school lol

@@Woozlewuzzleable ppl can still be thriving when struggling in school lmao

Agreed 😊

I agree 👍🏽

Her videos are genuinely an unmatchable vibe✨

Agree!!

so true

Yes, "Poutine" , Russian president. 😃😂

Me too, that was pure authentic comedy.

Why?

@@jacqueline8559 6:10

Slava Ukraini! fuck naZi ruSSia

@@jotazetzet 😂

@@jotazetzet thank you so much. I’m half Ukrainian by the way. but whatever.

Her being real and down-to-earth makes it so easy to like her! She comes across so sweet, too. I feel like she has such a calmness about her personality, no dramatics. I only recently found this channel. I wish I knew about this channel sooner. Sometimes I feel like her personality just is very endearing, just lovable.

Same. I live very close in NJ and there are so many places in NYC that we have not been to. Mainly in part because both me and my husband commute and it makes us grumpy and cynical about the city. We just want to get in the city and then as soon as we can get out. Sometimes I forget how beautiful it is but when you commute you see the worst of the city.

I guess she would be loving … her sister buys her everything 😂 spoilt 😉🥰

Seems to me like... maybe she went back to Italy again for a bit? her caption when Marty was on the airport was "See you in a month". I could be wrong though since she doesn't really upload that regularly. I can't wait for her next video. I love watching her content. ❤️ A lot of other youtuber seemed to be copying her style to be honest.

@@kings98124 Yes, I heard/saw that too! I assumed she was going back to Italy.

It absolutely is the same for Italians lol

of course it's the same for Italian-americans. We are definitely more American.

It’s always weird to me how many people seem to forget how America differs from other countries in that it doesn’t have a long and rich history and most of its inhabitants’ ancestors hail from elsewhere. There’s nothing wrong with Americans celebrating their heritage. It’s still ours and doesn’t go away because our ancestors went to another country from their original one. Not to mention many of us have parents and grandparents/ great grandparents who came from elsewhere and grew up around the culture in that way. My friend’s grandmother is from Ireland and didn’t even speak English until she moved here. Is it weird for my friend to celebrate her heritage when she’s got an Irish grandma speaking Irish to her? Let us have our fun and don’t gatekeep. Obviously the people who identify with their Irish roots know they are different than people who grew up in Ireland and don’t consider themselves one in the same. Of course there’s always gonna be obnoxious people on St Patrick’s day talking about their 5% Irish heritage but that doesn’t comprise the majority of Irish Americans. I guess be grateful you have your culture going back thousands of years.

It's the same for every American though in my experience. They identify with their ancestry but are very far removed from the culture. Nothing wrong with it, but people who were born in the country (not USA) view them as American, and that's a tough pill to swallow if your identity has always been somewhere-american. And before anyone tries to come for me, this is coming from someone who has both an American and Irish background, spending great amounts of time in both places

@@userzquid actually I will come for you because it seems like you’re being really unfair and inaccurate with your criticisms. Just how involved culturally would you like us to be in a culture that came from relatives who aren’t even alive anymore? I’m half English but my descendants are pilgrims so excuse me for not being very in touch with English culture. I will still claim my English ancestry though, sorry. But you won’t see me being annoying about it and most Americans aren’t. 😂 Obviously people who are first or second generation have a different experience because they have living relatives from that culture which is why your comment is so absurd to me. As an example I’m first generation Asian American and I myself am pretty far removed from Asian culture because I didn’t grow up around that side much but I have many Asian American friends who are fluent in the language and participate in many cultural traditions and know how to cook the food, etc. To say that ‘every American’ seems far removed from their culture tells me you really didn’t spend much time here or you only spent time with white people lol. Weird how you forgot about this huge group of people, many of them not white, who are very much involved in our respective cultures. You must not hang in very diverse circles for you to completely gloss over our experiences.