The Brits and the Americans have a special relationship. We’re like…exes who still have to co-parent, or children who have moved away from their parents and don’t visit often enough for the parents to like.

Or something.

Anyway, we like to razz each other, and this Brit’s ideas on what each state is famous for is just in good fun – and it’s hilarious, too.

Here are 13 more for your enjoyment.

13. Iowa.

I mean…I can’t think of anything else.

To the best of my knowledge Iowa is famous for corn and nothing else.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

12. Kansas.

It wasn’t really a high point for anyone in the movie, but ok.

To the best of my knowledge Kansas is famous for The Wizard Of Oz and it’s been downhill ever since.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

11. Kentucky

I can see why he would think that.

To the best of my knowledge Kentucky is famous for the chicken fast food places.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

10. Louisiana

Do people in Britain not know about New Orleans? Because…

To the best of my knowledge Louisiana is famous, I assume, because someone called Louise lived there and was cool.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

9. Maine

And also Stephen King.

To the best of my knowledge Maine is famous for lobsters and weird accents in movies.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

8. Maryland

I personally love this take.

To the best of my knowledge Maryland is famous for being a theme park brimming with people called Mary.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

7. Massachusetts

I mean, if you ignore Boston. Which, fair.

To the best of my knowledge Massachusetts is famous for Matt Damon movies.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

6. Michigan

If they had clean water maybe more people would stay.

To the best of my knowledge Michigan is famous for having a city that made enough cars that everyone could leave.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

5. Minnesota

This is extremely accurate.

To the best of my knowledge Minnesota is famous for saying ‘oh yah?’ like in that movie with the pregnant lady and Steve Buscemi.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

4. Mississippi

He didn’t really need that last word honestly.

To the best of my knowledge Mississippi is famous for a hillbilly river.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

3. Missouri

This is a fair assessment.

To the best of my knowledge Missouri is famous for having a place called Kansas City just to confuse people.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

2. Montana

This is hilariously inaccurate.

To the best of my knowledge Montana is famous for being a mountain people live on.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

1. Nebraska

It’s really not (and it’s not even cooler than Iowa).

To the best of my knowledge Nebraska is famous for being flat which, guys, c’mon, that’s not an achievement.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

Check out 1-14 here, and the next 12 here when you’re ready!

Is yours accurate? Tell us in the comments!

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It can be hilarious to hear what people from other countries know or assume they know about America, or each of her States. As long as everything is in good fun, as it usually is between Brits and Americans, it can also be interesting (and hilariously informative).

This guy has been through all 50 states, telling us off the top of his head what he believes each is famous for, with some pretty hilarious results – and here are the final 11.

11. South Carolina

This is definitely one thing its famous for

To the best of my knowledge South Carolina is famous for getting merc’d by nature on the regular.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

10. South Dakota

What about Mount Rushmore?

To the best of my knowledge South Dakota is famous for nothing, I’ve literally never heard of it.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

9. Tennessee

I feel like someone watches a lot of movies.

To the best of my knowledge Tennessee is famous for saying “I do declare” and people fanning themselves on their porches.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

8. Texas

I feel like the best thing to say here is “no comment.”

To the best of my knowledge Texas is famous for big trucks and small dicks.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

7. Utah

Try not to be envious.

To the best of my knowledge Utah is famous for being where all your morons and preppers and general nutjobs gather together to be alone.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

6. Vermont

Bless his heart.

To the best of my knowledge Vermont is famous for being the home of famed socialist and progressive politician Bernie Sanders.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

5. Virginia

Well, this is awkward.

To the best of my knowledge Virginia is famous for tricking me, as I thought it was one of those states where there’s a north and south because of that song. I was expecting to have to deal with East and West Virginia seperately.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

4. Washington

He got an astonishing amount right.

To the best of my knowledge Washington is famous for not being Washington DC which is elsewhere and not a state, but also not a town. I think Washington (this one) is where Frasier lives.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

3. West Virginia

We were all waiting for it, and it was worth it.

To the best of my knowledge West Virginia is famous for ok what the fuck, why is there a Virginia and a West Virginia. Get your shit together.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

2. Wisconsin

Once again, I do not think the Brits have any room to talk here.

To the best of my knowledge Wisconsin is famous for being where you Americans pretend to make cheese and fail.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

1. Wyoming.

You cannot argue with this description.

To the best of my knowledge Wyoming is just a big field with a buffalo in it.

— human_not_bees (Beës) (@human_not_bees) April 11, 2021

Check out states 1-14, 15-28, and 29-40 when you have time.

And tell us in the comment whether he got your state right!

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