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* CanadaEh: Cristine and her boyfriend, Ben, are both Canadian and live in the national capital, Ottawa. In quite a few videos, Cristine discusses various aspects of Canadian culture (particularly in how it compares to American culture). To go into greater detail:
** ''Glam and Gore'' creator Mykie noted that when she first met Cristine, she was given the most "Canadian" gift ever: a bottle of (real) maple syrup shaped like a maple leaf.
** In a video where Ben and Cristine snow-rolled (real) maple syrup, some of the aspects of Canadian culture they talked about were the stereotype of Canadians saying "Eh" (which Cristine admits that she does) and how Canadians spell and pronounce certain words differently than Americans do--including the stereotype of Canadians pronouncing "about" as "ab''oot''" (which both Ben and Cristine claim isn't true).
** Another Canadian stereotype that Ben and Cristine have discussed is Canadians speaking and/or understanding French, which they discuss in more detail in a video where Cristine instructs Ben on how to paint her nails (while giving said instructions almost entirely in French). Both Ben and Cristine know French well enough to understand it, but when it comes to speaking in French, they're not "fluent" in it. The couple notes how pretty much everything in Canada is labeled in both English and French, but also note that not every Canadian can speak or understand French--in fact, unless you're from Quebec (where most native Francophones live in Canada), most Canadians speak English as their first language.
** ''Glam and Gore'' creator Mykie noted that when she first met Cristine, she was given the most "Canadian" gift ever: a bottle of (real) maple syrup shaped like a maple leaf.
** In a video where Ben and Cristine snow-rolled (real) maple syrup, some of the aspects of Canadian culture they talked about were the stereotype of Canadians saying "Eh" (which Cristine admits that she does) and how Canadians spell and pronounce certain words differently than Americans do--including the stereotype of Canadians pronouncing "about" as "ab''oot''" (which both Ben and Cristine claim isn't true).
** Another Canadian stereotype that Ben and Cristine have discussed is Canadians speaking and/or understanding French, which they discuss in more detail in a video where Cristine instructs Ben on how to paint her nails (while giving said instructions almost entirely in French). Both Ben and Cristine know French well enough to understand it, but when it comes to speaking in French, they're not "fluent" in it. The couple notes how pretty much everything in Canada is labeled in both English and French, but also note that not every Canadian can speak or understand French--in fact, unless you're from Quebec (where most native Francophones live in Canada), most Canadians speak English as their first language.
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* MooseAndMapleSyrup: Cristine and her boyfriend, Ben, are both Canadian and live in the national capital, Ottawa. In quite a few videos, Cristine discusses various aspects of Canadian culture (particularly in how it compares to American culture). To go into greater detail:
** ''Glam and Gore'' creator Mykie noted that when she first met Cristine, she was given the most "Canadian" gift ever: a bottle of (real) maple syrup shaped like a maple leaf.
** In a video where Ben and Cristine snow-rolled (real) maple syrup, some of the aspects of Canadian culture they talked about were the stereotype of Canadians saying "Eh" (which Cristine admits that she does) and how Canadians spell and pronounce certain words differently than Americans do--including the stereotype of Canadians pronouncing "about" as "ab''oot''" (which both Ben and Cristine claim isn't true).
** Another Canadian stereotype that Ben and Cristine have discussed is Canadians speaking and/or understanding French, which they discuss in more detail in a video where Cristine instructs Ben on how to paint her nails (while giving said instructions almost entirely in French). Both Ben and Cristine know French well enough to understand it, but when it comes to speaking in French, they're not "fluent" in it. The couple notes how pretty much everything in Canada is labeled in both English and French, but also note that not every Canadian can speak or understand French--in fact, unless you're from Quebec (where most native Francophones live in Canada), most Canadians speak English as their first language.
** ''Glam and Gore'' creator Mykie noted that when she first met Cristine, she was given the most "Canadian" gift ever: a bottle of (real) maple syrup shaped like a maple leaf.
** In a video where Ben and Cristine snow-rolled (real) maple syrup, some of the aspects of Canadian culture they talked about were the stereotype of Canadians saying "Eh" (which Cristine admits that she does) and how Canadians spell and pronounce certain words differently than Americans do--including the stereotype of Canadians pronouncing "about" as "ab''oot''" (which both Ben and Cristine claim isn't true).
** Another Canadian stereotype that Ben and Cristine have discussed is Canadians speaking and/or understanding French, which they discuss in more detail in a video where Cristine instructs Ben on how to paint her nails (while giving said instructions almost entirely in French). Both Ben and Cristine know French well enough to understand it, but when it comes to speaking in French, they're not "fluent" in it. The couple notes how pretty much everything in Canada is labeled in both English and French, but also note that not every Canadian can speak or understand French--in fact, unless you're from Quebec (where most native Francophones live in Canada), most Canadians speak English as their first language.
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** Ben and bananas, inspired by the Creator/AndyWarhol album cover for ''Music/TheVelvetUndergroundAndNico'' when Ben used it as a nail design for Cristine and a nail pastry in a baking collab, and the "boyfriend does my voiceover" video he does is for Cristine' tutorial for pop-art banana nails. Cristine then gets him a shirt to go with it during her Wish exploration. Taken UpToEleven with a birthday celebration for Ben consisting of a session testing out banana life hacks from Troom Troom and giving him banana nail art in a later video.
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** Ben and bananas, inspired by the Creator/AndyWarhol album cover for ''Music/TheVelvetUndergroundAndNico'' when Ben used it as a nail design for Cristine and a nail pastry in a baking collab, and the "boyfriend does my voiceover" video he does is for Cristine' tutorial for pop-art banana nails. Cristine then gets him a shirt to go with it during her Wish exploration. Taken UpToEleven Exaggerated with a birthday celebration for Ben consisting of a session testing out banana life hacks from Troom Troom and giving him banana nail art in a later video.
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* RapunzelHair: Her hair is very long (at one point down to her tailbone). Usually it's up in a bun, but she's trimmed it several times on camera, and once had Ben do it. She's also [[ItMakesSenseInContext styled it with bananas]].
