screengrab: NALF / YouTube
Nick Alfieri was born in Oregon but plays professional football in Germany for the Schwäbisch Hall Unicorns. When he's not playing football, he's busy cranking out viral videos pointing out the cultural differences between Germany and the United States on YouTube as NALF. His latest one is in English (spoken like German) and has subtitles in both English and German. It's a little confusing to explain but a lot of fun to watch.
(Reddit)
screengrab: NALF / YouTube
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