I am not surprised that England is not on the list.  According to Google, only 40% of British people hold a favorable view of the U.S.  I am an American, but it seems that British talk shows and news reports often show the U.S. in a bad light and ridicule American culture, language, and systems.  Even on You Tube, sometimes the U.S. is featured for "extreme" everything and often with a negative implication.  And the language, many YouTube comparisons of words and phrases seem to scoff at what America has done to the English language.  I've seen some of those interviews on the street with people from England, who tend to focus on negative things about America.

From what we see, if you ask someone in the UK who has never been to America if they would like to go, they say "No Way."

I think England is not on the list because if you're an American you see a lot of the British putting  America and it's citizens down. Y'all are probably the exception. It's always a complaint about how we do things. At this point in time I think Japan is our biggest ally. JMO

2nd comment: Regarding the Philippines, not surprised to see them at #1. Huge Filipino influence on the US west coast; Filipino people are very genuine, friendly people

Shocked Canada is on the list. They have shown nothing but hate for us these past years.  The English have also enjoyed bashing us every chance they get and we are so tired of it. The nasty comments  are out of control. I used to love visiting  spent a gap fall before college in Oxford and that was years ago and many people were friendly but there was an overwhelming feeling of not being wanted. You can just take so much. Our biggest allies I would say are Japan, South Korea, , Brazil, Argentina  Italy and a few others but no one I know thinks of England as an ally anymore.

Brasil has the Americana festival. Waving both flags. American settlers after the Civil War

“Americans“ - very important distinction from “America.“ Ordinary citizens get along pretty well, no matter where they're from, or who's running their country.

A little known fact about South Korea is that they are the makers of mostly every American refrigerators. The big side-by-side ones are actually made in South Korea.

Milwaukee hosts the Milwaukee Irish Fest, which is widely recognized as the world's largest celebration of Irish music and culture. It draws  more than 130000 over 4 days. Aer Lingus is one of the sposors. Betcha  you never new that.

As an American, I deeply admire and respect the east Asian countries such as South Korea and Japan, for many reasons, but particularly for how they have been able to export their cultures abroad. In America, for example, Korean and Japanese culture are very mainstream and loved through several mediums such as K-pop or anime to their food.

I love that your channel covers so many, diverse and unique topics. As a side question: how come England is not on the list of the 10 countries? Please explain.

The UK  doesn’t surprise me only because , every thing you here coming from he UK is   EXTREMELY  NEGATIVE A about the people and the country and really showed just before the football   (  soccer tournament  ) !  We’ve always felt a closed almost brotherly feeling with the Brits ?

That KFC thing was started by the Japanese owner that spread  the idea that we eat KFC on Christmas. I'm sure he sold a lot more chicken but the widespread practice of eating KFC on Christmas in the US isn't a thing.🐔

I visited London back in 2000. My Greek American friend said, “Why do you want to go to London? The English hates everyone.” 🤣

22:09 my Province Roxas City Capiz, 😅❤️

I knew it was going to be PI 😂😂

In our city of 400,000 we have about maybe 10 🇮🇳 restaurants not very popular here

I see the positive views of most countries on the list was influenced by our military. Both in support and bases!

When I went to Europe in the 1980’s and the friendliest people were Southern Ireland and Italians. Eastern Europe was pretty much off limits then…went to EastBerlin and most depressing place at the time.

The Japanese love baseball not basketball.