Jack Harlow gives British snacks a tough hearing on LADbible
Pickled eggs and pork scratchings join the tasting, while Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw return to tea and voice-note etiquette.
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Jack Harlow Tries UK vs US Food | Snack Wars
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- 0:18Harlow opens the tasting with a Tunnock's Teacake and a Twinkie.
- 1:54A pickled egg meets an American pickle, which proves awkward to bite.
- 3:51Hot tea and milk arrive for the Bourbon cream and Oreo dunking round.
- 7:00Pork scratchings and beef jerky bring the tasting into savoury territory.
- 8:02Freddo faces Hershey's Kisses in the chocolate round.
- 9:02The final result arrives, followed by producer Erin's observation about guests' home-country preferences.
Can a Tunnock's Teacake persuade Jack Harlow to abandon a Twinkie? Not on this visit to Snack Wars. The rapper chooses the American option in every round, leaving British chocolate, biscuits and cheese puffs without a point.
His tasting was LADbible Entertainment's most-watched new upload of a 14-video week, reaching roughly 190,000 views. Between bites, Harlow worries about the effect on his stomach before that night's show. Pork scratchings prompt the wonderfully specific assessment, "It's got like a Brexit swag."
The comments supply an unofficial appeal panel. Viewers question the chocolate verdict and point to how much of the Tunnock's he ate before choosing the Twinkie. Others recognise a fellow patient Oreo dunker. Separate clips give the pickle, pork scratchings and biscuit technique their own outings, with the Oreo demonstration among the uploads drawing the most daily views right now.
The strongest daily momentum, though, belongs to Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw's Agree to Disagree appearance. The Black Doves co-stars tackle milk-first tea, lengthy voice notes and Christmas films. Knightley rejects Die Hard's festive credentials despite never having seen it; Whishaw makes room for The Muppet Christmas Carol among his favourites. Olivia Colman and Alexander Skarsgård also feature in the week's shorter debates about movie props and hot dogs.
Across the catalogue, the channel collected about five million views and added subscribers modestly, although daily viewing is currently below its usual pace. Among its nearby talk-show peers, only Would I Lie To You? collected more weekly views. For LADbible Entertainment, the week's liveliest arguments remained pleasingly domestic: what belongs in a teacup, and what deserves dunking in it.
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@TheShuaSee it on YouTubeHe obviously liked the Tunnocks more than the Twinkie. He ate the whole thing!
@MissnidskiSee it on YouTubeThere is no way that Hershey's wins against Cadbury
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real oreo eater, he knows you gotta let that thing get as soft as it can be
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