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What I'd give to drop that girl in Nazi Germany...

Yes, this is what I love about British English not what I hate. I know English people spoke English first (holy balls really?) I'm actually majoring in English language in university. And you know, all powerful "inventors?" The English language came from the Anglos, Saxons, Jutes, and the Frisians invading the Celts which mixed dialects with them, creating Old English (which you Brits would barely understand a word of) then the Romans came over in the 6th century and mixed Old English with Latin through Christianisation, then Scandinavians invaded them in the 8th and 9th centuries bringing along and meshing with the language of Old Norse, and finally the Norman Conquest in 1066 mixed Old English with Norman French, which took over 70% of the language, creating Middle English. All the while people were using it "wrong' by dropping off inflections and changing spellings and confusing rules, just like the English people did during the Middle English period, (and, whoa, kinda like what the Americans do today!) and therefore the language we now know as English was created. The English language was not invented, it evolved from the mixing of people and the laziness of both the invaders AND the native speakers. So leave America alone, it's not our fault that English is an ever-changing entity.
This was all supposed to be a light-hearted video. I'm not laughing at you, I'm more laughing at the fact that American English is different from British, and I'm not trying to insult the language, or British people. So calm down and don't get offended. I mean the farthest from offense. I know you spoke it before Americans, I know we were the ones who changed it, I only say "you did this" and "you did that" from an American's point of view, and I know it is the other way around. Really, guys, what kind of a dumbo do you take me for? :)
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Agreed. I always write it as Band - "Song". It gets confusing, especially as band names can look a lot like song names and visa versa. It'd get annoying if someone wrote that they were listening to 'All Time Low - You Me At Six', for example, it'd be like, "whose new song am I missing out on!?" (This kind of happened to me. Raven sent me a copy of Symphony X - "Paradise Lost". I'd never heard of the band or the song before I got the MP3, it doesn't say the song name anywhere in the song, so I was damn sure I was listening to the tenth symphony of a band called Paradise Lost until Raven corrected me. I can be so dense.)