Bita from Germany here! 🇩🇪♡ thank you for having me againnn! I love talking about Germany :)

As a French person, I actually think Lou-Anne handled the stereotypes very well. She clearly states that French people aren't bothered by what others think of them, and she's right.
Indifference toward hateful stereotypes is the best possible response. Of course, there might be a lack of historical context regarding the
"surrender" stereotype, but it's a short video, so I don't think she could explain everything in such a limited time! I love her, and whenever she speaks in these videos, I feel she represents us really well.

well yes, comedians also need to find their audiences
like you cant expect Jack Black or Donald Duck to be funny for everyone

At the end Mexican guy's explanation was just APT! Very well depicted for people belong to rest of the world

I love the French girl, she has a good sense of humor

I like Draga for being smart, but enjoying humor is not her forte. As an european I loved his jokes and was laughing hard. 😄

Okay, as always, I clicked because Bita was in the thumbnail, but I have to admit, I like Saba and Louanne too.

As a German, I think Mario is usually hilarious xD

Egge is not from Corner, but from Ecke->platz->Acker. (Farmers called their land their Edge (Egge), which later became Acker (farmland)), His family came from a long lineage of farmers, so black egger has the meaning of black soil (= fertile soil)

As a hungarian I am on the side of the fellow hun girl. Dark humor AND english humor (like Monty Python; Fry and Laurie; Black Adder; Mr Bean etc) are the best.

Saba and Lu Anne always have me in stitches.   And Lu Anna never stops proving that French people can be funny.

World Cup Final 2026 was like the end of WW2:
the losers flew to Argentina, the winners stayed in Spain.

Edit: Schwarzenegger as separated into Schwarzen-Egger.
Egger may have also been a farmer who regularly tilled a piece of land, which is called Eggen in German. And Schwarzen-Egger could be an indication of the very fertile, dark soil.
So someone who tilled and turned a piece of fertile, dark soil.

19:44 Zach makes an important point about watching comedians and at 20:24 the girls literally prove Zach’s point 🤣 you can’t make this up

Last year I was in in Tyrol and a German-speaking mother was scolding her little 2yo kid after doing something dangerous and her "Nein, Nein, Nein, Nein" totally sounded like the female voice version of the famous movie scene.

Producer definitely needs to find the most dark humor stand up comedy jokes to get Saba to react to them. I want to see what kind of comedians she's talking about.

I think his comedy works best with Americans because he plays with stereotypes that Americans probably have heard of somewhere but that are not overdone already. In Europe these stereotypes are quite old, many jokes have already used them in one way or the other. It still can work, especially when you like his crowd work and character, but might not reach everyone.

In the post-Soviet space, we also love these Nazi jokes, so I don't think it's purely American. It's probably funny to everyone who isn't German :)

Can't get darker than Anthony Jeselnik, esp. his older stuff. Saba would enjoy his comedy I feel.

I'm with Zach on 3:39.  Of all the German names to pick, he picks Wolfgang.  The only Wolfgang that comes to my mind (and I'm guessing most Americans too) is Mozart and here in America we've named streets after him, like the street I grew up on.

Oh, I’ve been waiting for this one! 😲