US / UK / Aussie / South African Brand Name Differences PART 2 

I've never heard of dove chocolate in south africa, only dove soap.

I have never heard an American call it "Light Coke" or "Coke Light". It's exclusively called DIet Coke in the US

I love how all the South Africans are all going off on this lady for dove chocolate, which is fair because as a South African myself, I've never heard of dove chocolate in my life lmao

Never heard of Dove chocolate in South Africa nor seen it, the only brand that has dove on it is the soap, yeah and those coke flavors where just a limited time in South Africa, where I'm currently living. ITS SUPER RARE to see it at our local Supermarkets like Spar And Pnp -Michael-

Oh Chantelle, let me correct you, the 3 main faves and most popular brands for chocolates are Beacon, Cadburrys and Nestle milkybar range. Coca cola light was always known as diet coke before they changed to light.

Attention Chantelle. Besides Dannon, Here's the 2 most popular Diary brands in South Africa: 1️⃣ Parmalat 2️⃣ Clover

Thats not Dove, its Nestlé Aero. Biggest local chocolate brand is Beacon. Biggest dairy brand in SA is Clover.

I've never seen any dove chocolate in South Africa. 🙄🙄

Every South African is losing their minds over Dove chocolate, meanwhile I’m wondering. How Wimpy made it onto the burger list 😂 toasted sarmies and breakfast stops is all I have ever used it for 😂

Why is she lying 😂 never heard of dove chocolate in SA

I as a South African , have never seen Dove

I’m 100% sure it’s not Dove In SA and the ice cream Is Olè

Parmalat and nutriday are big yoghurt brands in S.A

John has been in Korea too long haha it's called diet coke in the US

Honestly,the whole time ,I was thinking of Ultra- Mel custard.

I'm beginning to wonder 🤔 has this woman spend a day in South Africa. 😂

Famous South African chocolate is CHOMP

I just realized that south africans like speaking with passion:D 💖It runs in our blood

Tf South Africa.. We have Nestlé, Cadbury, Galaxy, Bubbly and Dairy milk etc

I so badly wanna be the South African doing these videos because the people in them are always getting things wrong. Where in SA did they grow up?!

We dont have dove in SA. Dove is a soap

As an american I have NEVER seen it as Coca Cola Light or Coke Light. I have no idea what he's talking about. I think he's confusing it with Coors light. hahaha In the stores at least in California it has always been Diet Coke. Even my mom who grew up in Montana knew it as Diet Coke.

As a Filipino who just passed by, the ice cream brand in the country is Selecta. I'm a bit amazed that it's actually different in every country/place.

I stopped watching the moment she said theres dove chocolate in SA........aaiiii🚮

Lol, Billys mind was blown about the diet coke description 😅

hmm.. Never seen 'dove' in SA, however i have actually seen Galaxy which can be purchased at certain stores that sell imported products

That child faced guy ...I am in love with himmmm❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Thanks for another great episode!

The British lad said that magnum was the most popular ‘brand’ in the uk but magnum is literally walls ice cream 😂😂 It’s HB in Ireland

When I was growing up in Australia, there was an ad on Tv for Coco Pops with a cartoon monkey saying “just like a chocolate milkshake, only crunchy”! I used to love that ad, and Coco Pops....Yummy 😍😍😍😍

I love billy's voice it's so satisfying

Great video, KoreanBilly! Totally interesting even for those who are not studying English 😊

I live in Melbourne Australia and I've never come across Dove Chocolate. But I have seen Galaxy Chocolate a fair bit. Maybe Dove Chocolate was a thing here a while ago! (Also, Dove is best known as a soap brand here in Australia)

Australia's slogan for Kellogg's CocoPops is "Just like a chocolate milkshake only crunchy!"

John is so funny🤣🤣 I just love how the others react

These kinds of vids are my fave . this and the different words for different things

It's not Dove in South Africa, its Galaxy because this specific chocolate is in the imports section from the UK. The only Dove we have here is the soap brand. Clover is the biggest dairy brand.

I’ve been seeing many ads for Magnum ice cream where they say “crack into indulgence” and they have like a layer of chocolate at the very top of the ice cream tub

Good content guys. 👍

love these types of videos! just subscribed! I am Dominican and from NYC so is interesting too. think about how it is in the islands with brands. I also lived in Asia so its fun to compare

"If there's a Dannon, is there a Dannoff?" I don't need cringe, I need answers!

Wow! Never knew that there was a chocolate brand called Dove. I only knew the soap. It’s funny to hear the name good humour for Kwality walls.

I love this series

I love ur videos😘😘.. This video is nice too😘😘

I was curious if there are music differences like what is hitting the top charts in US vs UK vs AUS etc. Maybe you can do that topic.

I'm an Australian lad, and this vid's quite interesting. But... I have no idea what 'Danone' is. I've never had it or heard of it in Australia. Great vid tho! Short but great.

I love John's humour

Just binged all the episodes with Walter in them ahah

Pretty sure it's diet coke 🤷🏻 I've never seen coke light 😕

“Just like a chocolate milkshake, only crunchy”

2:44 in my country the Philippines we call that Selecta Selecta is a very popular ice cream brand in the Philippines

the dove one is also galaxy in australia... but you rarely see it anywhere idk like you can only see it in favourites box

I live in California and everyone here just calls it Diet Coke.

Lemon coke in south africa😂😂😂😂LIES

Good one guys. 👍

That's so interesting cause in Portugal it's called OLA as well. And from what i've seen it is different in every country, even in Brazil the name is different and they also speak Portuguese. And it does mean Hi/ hello

I’ve never heard of Dove in SA.. no..

Crazy, I've only ever seen the Coke as Zero or Diet in the U.S. o.0

The best here is Coco Puffs, as in "I'm cuckoo for Coco Puffs" with a Cuckoo bird cartoon, made by General Mills.

You should do adverts in different countries!

USA - Good Humour UK - Wall's AUS - Streets SA - OLA IND - Kwality Wall's

I live in America and I have never heard of Coca-Cola Light only Diet Coke, Coca-Cola, and Coke Zero and I'm currently drinking it as I'm saying this lol

شكراً على الفيديو ♡ ..

You guys inspire me to visit S. Korea after the lockdown. Maybe even find a job there.

The lady representing Southy..... Where did you buy the Dove chocolate? I've seen the Vanilla and Cherry Coke packed under "Imported products" at Spar but the lemon juice flava.....naaaaa.

That girl hasnt been in SA for years😂 theres no dove chocolate thats a galaxy chocolate😂😂

It's so wild that the ice cream one is called differently everywhere. I'm from Slovenia and it's Algida here. (But upon looking it up, Algida is the original name of the brand, it's Italian.)

Banger

"Wall's has gone out of fashion" "Name a brand that is popular" "Magnum" Umm... Is someone going to tell him?

Who else is South African 💪🇿🇦

i love how i have all of these dairy brands in my country but then when i watch this i forgot instantly what these are

This is really funny! Fun to watch the differences in words and pronunciation :) 좋은 콘텐츠를 만들었네요 ^^

Chantélle mentioned a bunch of cocacola flavours that I've never had or seen in South Africa. Also never heard of dove chocolate, only Dove soap

The magnum is a “Streets; Magnum” 😂😂😂 I’d assume “Walls; Magnum” also applies??

I think you can find dove chocolate at a specialty store. Where overseas treats are imported. But finding on the general shelf. Highly unlikely. And ola as in olé. I sometimes feel chantel was born in the 70s. Some of her answers in videos lol

Its fun when the call out Magnum as an ice-cream brand, the image posted clearly has Wall's (Frigo in Spain) above Magnum

Never heard of dove chocolate in South Africa. It's Cadbury, Nestlè and Beacon here

Walter always looks like he's irritated and/or bored.

While I do like Cocoa Krispies and Coco Pops, I think Coco Pebbles is the best as the milk gets chocolatey very quickly and the cereal itself doesn’t get soggy so quickly (I don’t like soggy cereal which is why I eat most cereal dry right out of the box). It also tastes better dry (as does Fruity Pebbles) compared to the other brands. Though my favorite cereal tends to be Cheerios and Honey Nut Cheerios whenever I do eat cereal. My general go to breakfast food items (depending on how much time I have to eat breakfast) is either Pop Tart (strawberry flavored no icing) or Toaster Strudel (apple flavor). I eat the Pop Tart right out of the package (don’t heat it) as that’s quicker and I can eat it while heading out the door to my car. If I have time to actually sit down to eat I’ll make Toaster Strudel instead. I usually only buy and eat cereal whenever I have to buy a gallon of milk from the grocery store because smaller sizes are sold out so that way I don’t waste all that milk (use it all before it expires), otherwise cereal is occasionally eaten as a snack while watching a movie, similar to how people eat popcorn while watching a movie (which I also do sometimes as well). It’s neat to see the differences in brand names, but even better hearing about what brands are popular...especially local brands. In my US state where I live, there’s a lot of people that do try to buy products made from locally owned businesses (local as in state, state region, or even city as some cities) thus milk and dairy products (ice cream, etc) from Hiland Dairy and Braum’s are popular as those are both locally owned and producing dairy companies. Griffin products are another (they make condiments like pancake syrup, hot dog mustard, fruit jellies, etc). So it’s neat to hear about brands that are just local to specific nations or even more local than that which is why I like that these folks just add that information before Billy usually asks them and love that Billy asks them in case they don’t. When I travel to meet friends locally I often inquire about their local favorites, if any. I like trying new things and have found some local brands that are really good!!!

It’s Olá like Portugal and it means hello in Portuguese

I LOVE coco pop’s

When Chantelle said it's called OLA there I jumped! In Portugal is OLÁ and it actually means Hello in Portuguese =) and as Portuguese, we do also enjoy lemon in our coke although we don't have a lemon flavoured one, we just put lemon slices on it xD

Dove (sold as Galaxy in the UK, Ireland, the Middle East and India) is an American brand of chocolate owned and manufactured by Mars.

0:45 We call it galaxy too over here in Iran

6:21 for the one on the right, it's called cocoa puffs in the USA

When I was in Peru on a service trip, I never saw Diet Coke, the closest thing I saw was just plain Coca-Cola with a label that said “sin azucar” which means “no sugar”. Also popular was the brand “Inca Kola”, which is owned by Coca-Cola but is absolutely nothing like Coke, it’s yellow and kinda tastes like bubblegum or something.

We call the red heart Selecta Ice cream in the Philippines, it's interesting how it's brand name varies in different countries.

2:03 In Romania we call this Napoca

Part 3, 4, 5....etc!

너무 재밌는 내용입니다! ㅎ very fun 😀

Wow, the ice cream is so different everywhere. Where I live it's Algida.

Just the “oh Jesus” from Walter is so Australian!

In india 2:03 it's called "kwality walls" and they are by Unilever

As a South African I've never heard of dove the chocolate but seen many dove soap adds 🤣

Never thought that Wall’s Ice cream got a different name like Streets and Ola. We call it Wall’s in Malaysia as well. And we also have Dove and Galaxy Choco bar as well then I realised both are from the same company. LOL. Oh yeah! Dove is also a brand for body wash here manufactured by Uniliver.

"Magnum" is also popular in Bangladesh too.🍦But we call it "Royal Magnum".

In the Netherlands we also use Dove and Ola!

funny Dove(also with picture of dove ) is brand making soap and other cosmetic stuff here in soma part of Europa

There is also Peter's label ice cream in Australia too.

3:23 ola is hi in portuguese and the brand is called ola here as well