TikTok star Jesse Sunset lists the surprising differences between Australia and the United States

A TikTok star has revealed the major differences between life in Australia and the US, sharing how the two countries have vastly different dating tastes and cultures.

Jesse Sunset, 32, whose real name is Jesse Willesee, revealed that he has spent half his life in each country as his father, respected TV journalist Terry Willesee, is Australian while his mother, Melissa, is US.

post on your Tik Tok On Thursday, the star revealed his “unique perspective” on life in the two countries in a viral video viewed more than 64,000 times.

“On the subject of dating, I feel like in America guys really have to win girls over.

“They are really trying to get these girls, they are really competing. They want to snatch one.

“In Australia, it’s like women are trying to win over guys and guys just act how they want to.

I do not know what it is. It’s good business though, Australia, it just keeps coming.’

Jesse, who goes by the stage name Jesse Sunset, also revealed that going to the beach is very different in both countries.

‘In Australia, you might bring a towel. And that’s it,’ she said.

‘In the United States, you have towels, umbrellas, you have a cooler full of drinks. You could have some food. You may have a tent that you pitch.’

Palates are also very different Down Under and in the US, Jesse revealed, sharing how Americans love many flavors that Australians loathe.

Jesse Sunset, 32, whose real name is Jesse Willesee, revealed that he has spent half his life in each country as his father, TV journalist Terry Willesee, is Australian while his mother, Melissa, is American. .

‘Australians hate Dr. Pepper, Americans love it. Australians think that Dr. Pepper tastes like medicine.

“Americans love the taste of cinnamon, Australians seem to hate it almost unanimously.”

He continued: ‘The bacon in America is really crispy and crispy. Bacon in Australia is a kind of soft ham.

He also said that Americans will tolerate spitting, which is reviled by Australians.

Posting to her TikTok on Thursday, the star revealed her “unique perspective” on life in the two countries in a viral video viewed more than 64,000 times.

The Americans will spit a little. And it’s not like a big problem. But in Australia, people don’t really break up.

“I remember when I was going to school and American was coming back to Australia he had a bit of a spitting habit.

I’ve been playing baseball or spitting out sunflower seeds and all that. People were horrified.’

Americans also tend to honk the car horn more, Jesse says, while Australians “almost never” do.

Palates are also very different in Australia and the US, revealed Jesse, who shared how Americans love many flavors that Australians loathe.

The influencer also shared that Aussies have a meaner sense of humour, with more people from the US taking offense at jokes Aussies tell.

“A sense of humor is a very important part of how we communicate and Australians make a lot of bad jokes, but they’re loving and because you know it’s funny, but for Americans they know you’re kidding.”

They think you’re just being mean.

Jesse went on to explain that “talking to people in public” is much more common in the United States and that “it’s not something Australians do very much” whereas “Americans will start a conversation with the person next to them in line up and they’ll talk and talk and talk. ‘.

Finally, he added that Australians can wear ‘shoeless’ wherever they go, which is a far cry from his experiences in the US.

‘In America. If you walk without shoes, often people will look at you as if something is wrong.’

Americans also tend to honk the car horn more, Jesse says, while Australians “almost never” do.