Witty Video: Learning English Through GTA V and a Surprising Encounter with Communism

A recent Reddit video has taken the internet by storm, showcasing a unique and entertaining way of learning English through the popular video game Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V). The video, titled "She learned ENGLISH only through GTAV and somehow met Communism," captures the raw and unfiltered moments of a player navigating the chaotic world of GTA V while picking up English along the way.

The video starts with the player driving through the streets of Los Santos, dealing with various in-game challenges. Phrases like "Freaking window? Go away!" and "What are you doing? Sorry. A big job. Money please! Thank you!" highlight the colorful language and spontaneous scenarios one encounters in GTA V. The player's candid reactions, such as "I'm a winner," and humorous exclamations like "You racist!" add to the entertainment value.

Viewers have shared their thoughts on this unconventional method of learning English. One user commented, "I can relate because I'm Brazilian and I grew up playing GTA San Andreas, so I started learning English there." Another remarked, "Her language is going to be very colorful now," reflecting on the game's explicit content.

Interestingly, the video also touches upon the topic of communism, with the player expressing frustration by saying, "What scumbag piece of... Capitalism. It's nonsense." This has sparked a debate among viewers, with one user commenting, "Calling capitalism nonsense does not constitute as communism."

The video has also drawn parallels to other cultural phenomena. One user mentioned, "Never forget that one of the major reasons that Vtubing blew up was due to Sakura Miko saying a controversial word because of GTA V. Most Japanese people don't even know what the word means." Another added, "In spite of itself, perhaps the Sakura Miko moment has become a rite of passage as well."

The humorous and relatable nature of the video has resonated with many. One commenter shared a personal anecdote, "Reminds me of my buddy from university who came over from Sweden and mainly learned English by listening to rap music. He was just a fellow nerdy CS student but talked like a total gangster as a result. He'd constantly make us all burst out laughing just by describing mundane parts of his day or whatever but in major 'rapper' lingo if you know what I mean."

While some viewers expressed confusion about the growing trend of anime avatar streamers, with one stating, "As a 40-year-old dude, I do not understand the anime avatar streamers, they actually wig me out with their weird movements and dead eyes, and I like anime! But at this point, I'm too afraid to ask," others embraced the quirky and comedic aspects of the video.

Overall, this Reddit video serves as a testament to the diverse and unexpected ways people can learn a new language. Whether it's through video games like GTA V or listening to rap music, the journey to fluency can be both entertaining and educational. So, the next time someone questions the value of playing video games, remember this witty and insightful example of learning English through the virtual streets of Los Santos.