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The title of this map has been blurred out, so it's my job today to work out what is this map about
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So our first one is something by something, and then we have Africa, obviously
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and we've got some pretty ginormous numbers. So we have 100 million plus, and then under 5 million
0:15
So I think, off the bat, I reckon I know this is what this is about. I think if we have 100 million plus in Nigeria, 100 million plus in Ethiopia
0:24
100 million plus in Egypt, and 100 million plus in the Democratic Republic of Congo
0:29
I think this is an africa population map. So i'm gonna say it is africa by population. Let's find out
0:35
Yes, we got the first one. Okay. Very nice. Very nice now in this video. There'll be some easy ones
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There'll be some hard ones. So that could be the easiest one. Let's find out what blank looked like
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92 million years ago. Oh Right. Okay, so i'm guessing it's not just what the world looked like 92 million years ago because we're too zoomed in
0:54
It's too concentrated. Oh, I think I can work this out by these lines
0:58
I think we can see the modern day representation. So this is probably going to be what North America looked like 92 million years ago
1:05
Because it's not just the United States. We've also got Canada. We've got Mexico included
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So I'm going to say this is North America. I'm locking it in. Look at that. That's two for two, baby
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1:19
Okay, this is quite a famous map. I've seen this many times
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But I want to try and make sure I get the terminology correct. So this is about different bands and musical artists and which county in the UK they are from
1:33
What's the actual phrasing? Most popular musical artists from each UK county
1:39
It's got to be something like that because we've got Sting up in Tyne and Weir
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We've got Elton John from London. The Beatles obviously from Liverpool. I don't know which county specifically that is, but I'm going to lock that in
1:51
Best-selling musical artists by English County of Origin. So that's not exactly what I said, but it basically means the same thing. So I'm taking that. Thank you very much
1:59
That's three for three, baby population density of So this is kind of just can I recognize what country this is and you know what
2:08
I can't it's a very familiar country outline, but I can't think specifically what it is
2:13
For some reason I feel like it's iran or iraq I think I want to say it's iran population density of iran. It's quite a short name as well
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So iran or iraq would work i'm just gonna go for it because I don't know what else to say
2:25
So we're gonna commit to that one. Let's take a look. Oh, we got it. We bloody got it
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I'm, absolutely taking that i'm very happy with that one actually Maybe i'll give myself too much credit though. Maybe everybody watching this video also knew that one
2:36
But I thought I impressed myself there next up. We have blah blah blah blah in latin america. Oh
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Okay, this is way harder. Nah, it's not I take it back. So we got a lot of uh rodriguez gonzalez brown
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Lopez Jean now this is easy. This is most common last name in Latin America
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It's got to be lots of people in Jamaica that was previously colonized are gonna have the last name brown
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Rodriguez Martinez Lopez. These are all last names Gonzalez Silva is an interesting one silvers one that i've just never heard but obviously there must be tons and tons of people called
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Something silver in brazil. I'm pretty sure we've got it most common surnames in Latin America. We're on fire
3:20
But they're probably just really easy. Let's see if there's a one that I can't actually complete. Longest possible blank is from Russia to Pakistan, covering over 20,000 miles
3:32
Okay, ooh, do you know what? First of all, it is fascinating to see the world be projected in such a manner
3:38
Because this is looking from basically like the south up. You've got Antarctica here, so South Pole's like around there
3:44
Wait, I'll get me a little globe for this. So it is basically like you are looking at the earth from here
3:50
Creates an interesting projection when you're trying to stretch it over this kind of rectangle
3:54
I think I know what this one is as well. We have done a lot of Maps I Find videos, so I'm pretty up to date on all of the various maps
4:02
Because a lot get reposted and I scroll through the same ones each month
4:05
But I think this is the longest possible, I don't know how I'd say it, longest piece of uninterrupted ocean
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Is that what you would say? because you're basically going in a straight line from Russia
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You're going across the entire Pacific. Yep, I'm just making sure I'm getting everything right
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You manage to narrowly avoid Chile and Argentina, as well as Antarctica
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You just, like, thread the needle through this ginormous gap, and still, you can go in a straight line
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You can bypass southern Africa, go past Madagascar, and you can reach Pakistan without bumping into any islands
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that entire route, which is mental, because that is a colossal distance, 20,000 miles
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So yeah, something like longest possible. Is it going to be about like an uninterrupted boat journey
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You know what we're going for. Straight line journey by sea. Yeah, that's exactly what I said, kind of
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I'm taking the point. Thank you very much. That is mad though. That is really crazy
4:58
Oh, this is difficult because we've got everything pixelated. So there's no words
5:01
Oh, okay. They've sucked me into a false sense of security and safety
5:07
It's going to be really hard from this point on, isn't it? That is so difficult Let just think who involved We got Brazil is the most United Kingdom is the least and then tons of countries are just not included at all So could it be population
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Nah, they wouldn't show a map like this about population. Could it be about language
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Five, four, three, two, one. Hmm. So weirdly, what I'm wanting to say is number of people that reached the age 120
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And if that is not correct, it's going to be like, why on earth have you brought that up
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But I just know that there were a lot of 120 plus year olds from Brazil
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So I'm thinking five people reached the age 120 from Brazil. Four people from Italy and Germany reached 120 plus
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And just one from the United Kingdom reached 120 plus. Now that just feels too obscure to be an answer
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And I think it's probably something totally unrelated and we're not going to get the point. But that's what I'm submitting
6:02
Okay, countries that have won the FIFA World Cup. Oh my God, so many of you out there
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That'll have been so unbelievably obvious to you, but I just don't follow football closely at all
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That is so, so obvious when you actually see it. We've got Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, UK, France, Spain, Germany, Italy
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They're such football countries, and I started talking about 120-year-olds. Okay, the map I was talking about does not exist
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Someone should make it. Oh, it's not even 120. I don't know why 120 was in my head
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No one has reached 120. Only one person has ever reached 120, which is mental by the way, but a few thousand people have reached 110
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Okay, just to stop myself thinking i'm crazy I've searched up the oldest living people and we could see you've got unite kingdom. You've got it. You've got brazil brazil
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France brazil argentina. There's also a bunch of other places But the places that I mentioned in the map are there. Let's just move on is toyota or blank more common in your country
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So it must be another car brand but there is a possibility that it's just something totally unrelated and it's just a funny map
7:04
Toyota or what's it gonna be? Do we just want to go another Asian car brand
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I think that's our best chance. Can I name another Asian car brand off the top of my head
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I actually can't right now. I'm going blank. It's all going downhill for me. Do you know what? Maybe it isn't an Asian car brand
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It's a European car brand because it is absolutely dominating Europe. I think that's a safer move
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And I think I want to go with Volkswagen because they're just a massive brand
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Yeah, we're gonna go with Volkswagen. Yes! Ah ha ha, we thought about it. We took our time for a moment
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But that is really interesting, actually, to see the spread and to see how each place has, like, massive clusters
7:41
Toyota, very close to dominating Africa, but not quite, not quite at all
7:45
Ooh, okay, we have a completely blank title. And then it is the US, but with, oh, what is this
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Every state is just another place, larger than any city. I think this is a big giveaway
7:58
I think it's going to be US states that have the same population as a specific city elsewhere in the world
8:05
So it's like comparing the population. So they're saying that the entire population of Florida is around the same as the entire population of India
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And they're saying there's no city in the world that has an equal population to Texas or California because they've got too many people
8:20
That sounds right. Should we lock that in? Let's go for it. Cities that are closest to each state's population
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Hell yeah, there we go. I think most people could probably work that out, but we're back on track. We're back on track. Next one. Oh, this looks difficult
8:33
We've got a lot of blurs It's gotta be something to do with age, right
8:38
Ah, no statutory age limit is what it's got to say or what's the opposite of age limit should know this
8:45
Let's not worry about it. So for most it is 16 But there's a few 17s in some southern places and then in
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In California, there's no limit or no not limit. And then it's 18 for a lot of people, 18 years old
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So what are the things that there are age limits of? We have got getting married, age of consent
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age of learning to drive, gambling, buying lottery tickets. That's an extension of gambling
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What is it going to be that the answer is mainly 16 and above? I feel like it might be marriage
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because I'm sure that I've seen that they're recently trying to have that increase to 18
9:20
Yeah, we're going to go with marriage. Age you can legally get married in each US state
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Minimum age required for marriage in the US. Yes, we got it
9:28
So is this Kansas? You can get married when you're 15 in Kansas. No statutory minimum
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That's the word I was after. You can get married at any age in these three states
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It's a bit weird, guys. My two cents on the matter is either make it 18 and above
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or just like set some kind of like age gap rule. Because I think this is a little bit dodgy, guys
9:47
I'm not going to lie. Okay, our title is gone. But we do have stage of control out of control being held under control and then it is canada and it's a very
9:58
Interesting spread of data here out of control. So what could be controlled
10:03
We could have some kind of animal population that requires some kind of human intervention
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We could have with it being canada land owned by native people, but I don't know
10:13
I'm, not sure this map feels like it's going to be something quite a bit more serious
10:17
But i not sure because I know there not too many of those in this minigame being held like it sounds like something being held captive What could it be It got to be something way more light than the kind of things that i thinking of I don think i gonna get this one beaver populations i just can think of anything else and i don really know what they controlling with the beavers but that what i
10:34
submitting more than 100 wildfires burning kind of there okay yeah that's something that i reckon
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maybe if you're in north america you probably would have worked that one out it's just not
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like particularly on my radar over in the uk so that makes sense i was like what are they
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controlling here? What's going to be controlled? And I could only think of like living things. But
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yeah, that makes a lot of sense. Lots of wildfires though. Dangerous. Look how many are out of
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control. Scary. The world. The world blank. Oh God. Oh, this is feeling difficult now. Ah
11:04
I think I know what it is. I think I've worked it out. I've looked at what's actually split up. India and Pakistan and Sri Lanka are in their own little thing. This is, uh, equal population
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split into different colors, right? Tons of people live in India. Tons of people live in China. A
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A lot of people live in Africa, but not many people live in Australia or New Zealand
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So there are ice slipping in. Lots of people live in South America. It kind of varies throughout Europe
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I think that's what it is. The world split into equal population. Add into four equal parts of 2 billion people
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Yep, that's another point. 2 billion each. Really crazy to think about. Obviously, 2 billion is a ginormous number
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So you can see how it is split up. But fascinating that this purple section is equal in terms of population
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when it's so different in terms of landmass. Did a parliamentarian of your country bring a blank into parliament
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Oh my god, so we've got Australia, Italy, and Albania. What did they bring into parliament
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It's something short. It's a short word. I can think of gun
12:02
I feel like it would actually be higher for guns. It's gotta be an animal, right? It's gotta be something weird
12:08
Parliamentarian. It doesn't say like a king or an emperor. It says parliamentarian, so it feels more recent
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But I suppose parliaments have still existed for hundreds of years. I have no clue if you don't know this one already
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There's no way you're just gonna be able to work it out, right? I guess we'll find out. Let's say it is
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I want to go with an animal for some reason and I need to go with a short animal
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We could just say dog, but I feel like that's maybe less interesting than like lion or something
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What would they bring in in australia? I might say bird. I know bird would fit
12:39
I don't think it's right, but let's just give it a go fish. Ah, we were close though
12:43
We said a big group of animals. We just went with the wrong one
12:47
Europe's blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Okay, so 1966. Okay, we know that England won the World Cup in that year
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but the other things don't match up, so I don't think it's anything to do with that. It also says most recent, and it says never
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So all of these countries have never done the thing, whereas these things, the most recent time it happened was these years
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So for England, it hasn't happened in ages, but for Spain, it happened this year
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Oh, this is another one where it just could be anything. It's gonna be something weird
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I just don't know. I can't think of anything. The last time that England..
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Literally nothing's coming to me. The only thing that was coming to me was like public hangings
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which I know once again sounds so weird when I'm just pulling that from my brain
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but it also makes no sense. I think that there might have been a hanging in the 70s in England
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and there's no way they're hanging people in 2026 over in Spain. So I think I need to get out of that
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Oh, I just can't think of anything. I want to submit an answer, but just nothing's coming to me
13:45
I was wondering about like something to do with royalty maybe. But once again, I don't know
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We're just going to have to pass this one. It was World Cup related
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We said it at the beginning, but it wasn't World Cup winners. It was World Cup finalists
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I should have submitted that as an answer. Never reached the final
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Most recent FIFA men's World Cup final reached. Oh, that's so irritating
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Lots of people probably got that as well. Okay, I knew I was on the right track. And then I just deviated about a thousand miles the other way
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Oh, this one, we're getting hints because apparently it's difficult. More blank or more blank
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Blank has fewer strongholds among global consumers. I think I'm going to need a hint, actually
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Countries where higher share of consumers purchased blank or blank products in the past three months
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Ooh, something to do with how people are buying stuff. All right, let's take a hint. We're gonna need it. I think two popular sportswear brands. Ah
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I think it's gonna be Nike and adidas and I don't even think i'm gonna say anything else about it. Let's go for it. Yes, it is nike and adidas
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So interestingly the uk is the only place where they have an equal share, which is very very interesting and generally adidas absolutely dominate
14:57
But potentially um, the population could be changing there might just be that they dominate on some like bigger projected countries
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Oh, we're getting hints all over the place now. I'm loving it. Countries blank visited as blank in an official capacity
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Okay, so it's something to do with the UK because the UK is the only black one
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I was gonna say there's some like Commonwealth countries there, but like Australia and New Zealand aren't included
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So it's gotta be like countries that a king or queen has visited or a politician has visited
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Countries blank visited as blank in an official capacity. Countries King Charles visitors as king in an official capacity
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Could king fit in there? It's quite a short gap, isn't it? Let take a hint but I think we close The second redacted word is PM Ah okay So it is about a politician which is what we were thinking So which politician is it They have visited a lot of
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countries. So it would be like countries David Cameron visited as PM in an official capacity
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but this is a huge spread of countries. And this isn't just like over their lifetime. This was
15:58
as acting prime minister. So it's got to be a big prime minister. It's got to be someone that like
16:03
stuck around a while. Could it be Churchill? There's so many. I'm just trying to think of
16:07
famous prime ministers. I think I'm going to go with Churchill. Yeah, let's go for it
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It's Keir Starmer. Country's Keir Starmer visited as PM in an official capacity. He bloody got
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around, didn't he? Fair enough, Keir. He did not hang about. I've got a lot of respect for that
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He's got all over the place. Keir Starmer popped in my head as an example, but I didn't even bother
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saying it. I thought it would just be someone that was around longer so they had more time to travel
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Map of the most popular blank by country. At this point, we're starting to slip a little bit. When
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was our last point? Now, I know that they love a browser, you know, an internet browser question
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but it's quite a big variety. And in 2026, I think it's kind of only between like three. So
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I'm not going to say that. Let's take a hint, please. Take notes that Canada and Finland share
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the same result. Right. Map of most popular something by country. Ooh, could it be music
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genre? No, I don't think so. What links Canada and Finland? Could it be like most popular hair
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color or eye color, something like that. But I don't know what that would have to do with Canada
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and Finland specifically. I think this is another pass. Let's take a look. It's just sport. Gaelic
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football is Canada and Finland's most popular sport. I mean, you are seeing that just I don't
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know sport at all. I'm really not getting any of it. But football taking a big dominance there
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Maybe the blue should have been a bit of a clue. Top 10 countries by number of blank users
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oh oh my god i really want to know it number of users means it's going to be something
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technological so it could be like a specific type of social media so it could be top 10
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countries by number of whatsapp users or facebook users or something and we've got a lot of just uh
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westernized countries and developed countries and just then countries that have big populations i
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think it's got to be a social media before we take a hint let's try and guess a social media
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It's not spread that much in europe. So it's got to be something that aligns closely to to what i'm used to
18:03
What would fit in that space instagram is too long whatsapp's potentially too long. TikTok could fit
18:09
But would tiktok have more dominance in asia? I think it would okay We will say tiktok just because the the space something you use very often jack
18:17
Is it just youtube top 10 countries by number of youtube users? That would make sense
18:22
Yeah, when I think of like my top countries that watch my videos, it's UK, US, Canada, Australia, and then India
18:29
And then I know there's some massive Portuguese speaking creators as well. We're gonna go with YouTube
18:34
Oh, it's Reddit. But it probably would look similar for things like YouTube as well
18:38
Blank population rank. And then in Washington, it's massive. It's 25. And then could the colours have something to do with it as well
18:45
Something rank within states, 2026. It could be political again. So number of senates were born in each place, something like that
18:54
I don't think it's going to be that. I think it's going to be something more interesting. Let's take the hint. Arizona equals Phoenix
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Oh God, what? The phrasing's weird. Rank within state. Like I can't think what a sentence would look like
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Population rank. Is it just like biggest cities? What's going to be 25 over in Washington
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Phoenix is the capital of Arizona, right? So is it state capitals? But then what would that be
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Number of state capitals? There's not going to be 25 state capitals in one state, is there
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Uh, let's just guess it's something to do with, uh, city populations
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I don't know. State capital city population rank. I'll take the point. It feels a bit cheeky taking the point, but I mentioned state capitals and I mentioned city populations
19:31
I still don't really understand it. State capital city population rank. I don't get that map
19:36
I genuinely don't understand what it means. State capital city population rank within state
19:40
Is this obvious? Let's just play the next one. Jax. Oh, what
19:45
We've got a personalized map. This is something to do with me. Right, so 100% is Kazakhstan
19:54
Oh, wait, this has got to be GeoGuessr countries, hasn't it? Yes, this is amazing
19:59
This is my accuracy at correctly guessing a country in GeoGuessr when I'm faced with the round
20:05
So I get Kazakhstan pretty much every time because it's quite recognizable with the Kazakh van
20:10
We get Ghana 100% of the time, thanks to Ghana black tape
20:14
We will often miss Pakistan. Barely ever see Pakistan. We very much miss Nepal and Bhutan
20:20
We get Australia quite a lot these days. Often, instead of Namibia, I will guess South Africa
20:25
so that makes sense. And instead of Finland, I'll end up guessing Sweden
20:29
And Argentina, I'm famously bad at. So yeah, this is definitely my GeoGuessr accuracy
20:33
Jack's Country Accuracy on GeoGuessr Jewels. First 23 videos. What a great map created there
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Thank you very much to the person that did that. And what a lovely one to finish on as well
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